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SRB Serabi Gold Plc

67.50
-3.00 (-4.26%)
25 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Serabi Gold Plc LSE:SRB London Ordinary Share GB00BG5NDX91 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -3.00 -4.26% 67.50 66.00 69.00 70.50 67.50 70.50 354,752 11:56:48
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 63.71M 1.14M 0.0150 45.00 53.39M
Serabi Gold Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SRB. The last closing price for Serabi Gold was 70.50p. Over the last year, Serabi Gold shares have traded in a share price range of 21.25p to 72.00p.

Serabi Gold currently has 75,734,551 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Serabi Gold is £53.39 million. Serabi Gold has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 45.00.

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04/9/2020
22:44
Sherry35 How could HF bots trade a £50m cap company with a spread of up to 8%??? The volatility here is so poor here the price moment doesn't cover the spread in a week. Maybe educate yourself in the measurement of volatility and make less wild uneducated assumptions?

Your statement is as ridiculous as Kenny the Clown claiming to be making 3% a day by daytrading CEY between his trolley collecting shifts. Even Buffet cant match Kenny the Clown's "alleged" performance.

If one compares SRB performance to GRL one can see that SRB holders needs 300p to equal GRL holders profits!

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Cant really see this dog going anywhere soon. Its a one trick pony operating in a high risk country riddled with covid. Logistical and mechanical problems are inevitable which intern will push AISC thro the roof as seen in recent results. MH been promising 100koz since 2007 while lining his own pockets. I think he did his training at Everest double glazing in 1979

Some will remember what happened when the ball mill broke down, what will happen when the ore sorter needs maintenance or breaks down??

RSI above 76 = overbought now.

borisjohnsonscock
04/9/2020
22:07
Amen to that, for starters...
backinblack80
04/9/2020
20:31
Looking at the chart we seem to be on the verge of a breakout and when that happens it moves fast
tom111
04/9/2020
18:04
I believe Bot trading will increase as the positive economic picture unfolds. Bot trading on MND is all day long 5 days a week. Goldman Sachs and Stanley Morgan are trading it on both sides along with BMO (US institutions) and CIBC to name a few.

SBI is currently experiencing sporadic bot trading. The people behind the bot trading (or BOTs) aren't going to waste computing and human resources on a dead beat company. I'm taking this as a positive sign. Increased frequency would certainly point to growth picture.

The framing of SRB/SBI share price is irritating me as shown in my latest "ice age" posts. I was in this stock post the Kenai Resources merger. I need a healthy pay out soon.

sherry35
04/9/2020
17:29
Jog on with your 800 quid’s worth at 80p

It’s simply not possible to ban anyone, I’ve already proved that you silly little clown

trader536
04/9/2020
17:23
What does that mean ... does it signal something to you?
borisjohnsonshair
04/9/2020
17:12
BOT trader played with SBI.TSX. Note the 100 share size and timestamp of each trade. Maybe things are starting to sizzle. Second last time SBI closed at $1.80 CDN, bot trader rolled in next day and traded it down. I have a sense the market makers are framing both stocks. I've been seeing this on MND.TSX
sherry35
04/9/2020
16:29
The write up in the press last week highlighting the ongoing lack of supplies to maintain essential equipment and activities is having a devastating affect on the price of this old dog
trader536
04/9/2020
16:12
Another frustrating day for holders. Analysts have awarded SRB the title “The dog of the goldies“
trader536
04/9/2020
15:54
Crux produced dozens of recycled clip videos over the past few days.
swanvesta
04/9/2020
14:51
tiger60 - I'm wondering if the news absenteeism and recycling of video clips is due to discussions with other companies or signing a farm-in contract with major. In other words, SRB could be in blackout conditions while the fore mentioned activities are in progress. Of course this will spill in quarter end with financials. No news or Crux videos for several weeks is becoming suspicious.

So, the Coringa permit maybe in hand.

sherry35
04/9/2020
13:56
BJH just use the edit button to alter/enhance your original post
tiger60
04/9/2020
13:40
I could agree more or with the guys numbers on Twitter but the market doesn't agree. What up with this. It's a screaming 500p to £10. What's going on????
borisjohnsonshair
04/9/2020
13:25
I thought the interesting part was the smirk on his face when talking about Canadian big guns coming over to London looking for opportunities and seeing no companies of scale to review. Thus prompting them to look further down the food chain at operations such as ours? And thats why it is important to invest in the exploration as we don't necessarily need to see it out of the ground to benefit, prove it up and publish. Have a sneaking feeling that their will be corporate activity soon in the sector that will have a knock on on the valuation. Happy to be here.
tiger60
04/9/2020
12:03
Thanks Tiger for the reminder that the two recent CL/Crux videos are actually clipped from the 29min video released three weeks ago whilst I was away. I went back to that video and found it very useful to be able to take guidance on the cost impact of operational changes that are being managed hands-on..The sequence on sources of development and exploration cash (24:14 onwards) and the balancing of organic cash generation versus Greenstone CLN's "In the background..... a facility to utilise...." is very much as we talk about it in the BB..And I also found it reassuring that being anti-dilutive was headlined..Cheers, tightfist
tightfist
04/9/2020
11:42
Hi IP, thanks. The entire object of the new thread was to move-on and focus solely on SRB/SBI and put an end to contamination with historic interpersonal issues and their corrosive effect on the ongoing discussion.If you (BJH) must continue to respond to T365 etc, then please leave it entirely out of this thread, including the side-swipes. Thanks.
tightfist
04/9/2020
10:25
Boris, stop responding on the other thread. He's feeding off the oxygen.

He's hardly going to stop and say 'yeah, you're right I'm a moronic waste of space' is he? I know more than anyone from the FRES thread that he's delusional and has a severe personality disorder.

It is pointless, you will not get him to change, it is clear enough from the story on there and more obviously the share price to anyone who stumbles across it that he is a muppet. They can come here to post about SRB.

Please just leave it.

imastu pidgitaswell
04/9/2020
10:08
You've been saying this since March. I wonder what it would take for you to realise you are an idiot? I think you are too much of an idiot, for anything to work.
borisjohnsonshair
04/9/2020
10:01
Active cases dropped almost 200,000 over past week. Very fast drop of circa 20%.
borisjohnsonshair
04/9/2020
09:56
Mine closure on the cards here...

Brazil's cases pass the 4 million mark - ministry

Brazil has recorded more than 4 million confirmed cases of coronavirus, with 43,773 new cases and 834 deaths from the disease caused by the virus reported in the past 24 hours, the health ministry said on Thursday.

Brazil has registered 4,041,638 cases of the virus since the pandemic began, while the official death toll from Covid-19 has risen to 124,614, according to ministry data, in the world's worst coronavirus outbreak outside the United States.

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