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SHG Shanta Gold Limited

14.76
0.00 (0.00%)
31 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Shanta Gold Limited LSE:SHG London Ordinary Share GB00B0CGR828 ORD 0.01P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 14.76 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 114.06M -2.3M -0.0022 -67.09 155.2M
Shanta Gold Limited is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SHG. The last closing price for Shanta Gold was 14.76p. Over the last year, Shanta Gold shares have traded in a share price range of 8.70p to 14.85p.

Shanta Gold currently has 1,051,467,684 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Shanta Gold is £155.20 million. Shanta Gold has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -67.09.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
30/9/2021
17:40
VIDEO

In today's show, you will learn Evergrande's latest missed payment could lead to a global real estate crisis, how the debt ceiling impasse is likely causing a temporary spike in Treasury yields, how central bank tightening cycles are bond bullish, indications the economy is slowing, and why crude is the most important commodity to watch.

Steven Van Metre

johnwise
30/9/2021
17:40
VIDEO

In today's show, you will learn Evergrande's latest missed payment could lead to a global real estate crisis, how the debt ceiling impasse is likely causing a temporary spike in Treasury yields, how central bank tightening cycles are bond bullish, indications the economy is slowing, and why crude is the most important commodity to watch.

Steven Van Metre

johnwise
30/9/2021
16:04
Cheap as chips. Just added. Liberum Capital have increased their target price to 36p!
redhill
30/9/2021
15:26
Gold above $1750 again. Will it hold ?
redhill
30/9/2021
14:15
Shanta due to go XD next week.
redhill
30/9/2021
13:36
MF, the short term driver for pog seems to be interest rate expectations. With those on the rise, pog has fallen. The long-term drivers will be real rates; fear and a market crash. In the UK, we can see Utility prices will be up around 50%, fuel prices around 10%, food prices up to 20%....you get the picture. These are not transitory price rises and so inflation will start to drive the narrative. I expect inflation to exceed any increase to interest rates and so real rates will fall.

The market is overdue a downward correction – interesting fact: We had more money flowing into U.S. equity funds since November 2020, a period of 9-1/2 months, than during the previous twenty years combined (Source FT: ). In my view, the downward correction will be akin to the great crashes.

As to fear, China and the USA are already saber rattling…

lowtrawler
30/9/2021
11:36
You would think so Lowtrawler but WTF is going on? Manipulation?
michaelfenton
30/9/2021
11:15
PH, all good news for gold....
lowtrawler
30/9/2021
11:10
The lapse of the grace periods will be the hammer blow to trust for any investment in China.China once again demonstrating the immaturity of their economy on the global stage.
plat hunter
30/9/2021
11:09
Strong feeling of Déjà vu happening here. Even in this disappointing year, we are likely to generate over $35m attributable cash from NLGM. In a normal year, it will be over $40m. Singida is just over a year away and will add around $20m to those numbers. Yet, here we are, valued at $180m, around the next 3 years attributable cash from NLGM and Singida with WK thrown in for free.

I am not in the least worried. There is no reason for the current mark down and I remain confident pog will recover and then some. I am currently 6x overweight in SHG or I would be accumulating more. As far as I'm concerned, this is a no-brainer.

lowtrawler
30/9/2021
11:07
Prioritising any creditor over another is morally wrong. Brazenly treating onshore creditors as a preferred interest over offshore creditors is economic suicide.
plat hunter
30/9/2021
09:24
chestnuts

Post 213 on the other thread.

redhill
30/9/2021
09:04
PoG could still go down by $100 to $1630 and silver down to $19... then the cartels will load the trucks big time... I fink
338
30/9/2021
08:50
International shipping workers warn of 'global transport systems collapse' unless pandemic restrictions on trade and movement are quickly lifted

Shipping workers warned Wednesday that transport systems verge on collapse

Supply chain crunch threatens to derail the busy holiday shopping season

johnwise
30/9/2021
08:48
red
Do you have a link

chestnuts
29/9/2021
15:40
PoG looking rocky again
davethehorse
29/9/2021
12:47
FSAwatcher

Did you not listen to Eric's interview.

He confirmed that New Luika mine is now back on track.

redhill
28/9/2021
19:10
Is your Pension Fund Investing In Communist China ?

VIDEO

INVESTORS ARE PANICING! Blackrock Sees Biggest Outflows On Record As Evergrande Fears Grow!

johnwise
28/9/2021
17:08
Chestnuts thank you it’s appreciated the cake is in my stomach, I’m pre diabetic so as from tomorrow I’m cutting my throat ,ha ha ha good luck,
alangriffbang
28/9/2021
16:06
luka mine got issues i fink ... ... still

dat gonna john hurt like elefant if poggers downtowns in 1600;s

fsawatcher
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