Shanta Gold Share Discussion Threads

[nielsc] 14/3/2019 07:18

Tsmith2,Ag is more subtle than a troll. He is gas lighting some of the posters on here.He's probably a psychologist writing up a thesis on his work. :-)Cheers,Niels

[338] 13/3/2019 23:24

You are the daily resistance AG....lol

Just focus on your sh*t accounting measures instead of technical charts...lol

[tsmith2] 13/3/2019 22:50

Don't feed the troll..

[hazl] 13/3/2019 22:43

Yes must be hard for you

[letmepass] 13/3/2019 22:20

What's the next resistance point

[tsmith2] 13/3/2019 22:18

https://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=chartscreenshotshow&u=XOT65EZAkvXVVQjsWN+qaCg2mHkCgml8pcIUENB69xQ=&symbol=L%5EHZMchart break out

[bmnsa] 13/3/2019 20:41

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2. The EU27 can make decisions in Council behind closed doors, with no published minutes, which would profoundly affect British businesses, citizens, and the economy
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PASS IT ON

[letmepass] 13/3/2019 18:55

I am sure most will live a long and prosperous life

[redhill] 13/3/2019 18:45

2 million buy reported late.

[boraki] 13/3/2019 18:44

August will now be constantly bashing this down as much as she/he can.

Bless him/her

[338] 13/3/2019 17:59

Thanks fillipe... The historical chart in Advfn recorded share price of 70p+ in 2005/2006...

[qs99] 13/3/2019 17:53

Had to listen carefully again to that proactive investors video with CEO. And watch facial expressions etc. IMO and DYOR, he does fundamentally believe that SHG is materially undervalued and states as such. The bit again, for new comers, that I like is that he has had European/London (as he puts it) Investors phoning up wanting to know what is the catch, he says "there is none",.....so maybe just maybe we are seeing the results of all this and so with the news flow in the next few months that could really transform this share, I stick with my 20p target....worth a listen....DYOR

[fillipe] 13/3/2019 17:19

338
13 Mar '19 - 15:55 - 29163 of 29185
what was the market cap when SHG was 70p 13 years ago?

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338, to partially answer your query, as my records only go as far back as their year to 31-12-2011.

Avg weighted shares for the year ending 31-12-2011 was 220m shrs.

The closing mid-price for that day/date was 22.65p.

So, £49.83m

I can advise the closing share price 31-12-2005 was 32.81p, and also the following.

Shanta Gold Limited
11 July 2005



Shanta Gold Limited

Admission to trading on AIM


• Exploration and development of gold deposits in Tanzania



Shanta Gold Limited ("Shanta" or the "Company"; Ticker: "SNG"), the Tanzania
gold exploration and development company, announces that its shares commenced
trading on AIM today.



The Company raised £3,486,184 (net of expenses) through a placing of 17,224,735
ordinary shares of 0.01p, at a price of 25p per share (the "Placing Shares")
giving the Company a market capitalisation of £15,556,184.

E&OE.

Gl,

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[tsmith2] 13/3/2019 16:48

Who predicted 25m shares today? Well done. Very good auction too.A good RNS tomorrow and whoosh

[338] 13/3/2019 16:37

Big institutions keep increasing their stake... stated in recent RNS

[jc2706] 13/3/2019 16:33

Judging by Twitter, I am not too convinced about the longevity of some of the new investors.

[qs99] 13/3/2019 16:31

HAppy with either as long as it gets us nearer my 20p!

Good evenings all

[nielsc] 13/3/2019 16:29

Announcement tomorrow morning I guess.Hopefully VAT refund news rather than a bid.Cheers,Niels

[338] 13/3/2019 16:28

eps 1.53p... and PE ratio of 15 = 23p

[qs99] 13/3/2019 16:28

1.53p Great....also if debt free by then, should have a yield no? but I sense the ongoing EV/EBITDA ratio is more key once debt is down.

[fillipe] 13/3/2019 16:23

IC also mention Numis forecast eps for 2020 of $2cents (1.53p?).

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[letmepass] 13/3/2019 16:22

Looks like alot of shorts closing