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SOLG Solgold Plc

11.24
-0.56 (-4.75%)
23 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Solgold Plc LSE:SOLG London Ordinary Share GB00B0WD0R35 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.56 -4.75% 11.24 11.10 11.22 11.94 11.12 11.80 11,266,080 16:35:17
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 3.9M -50.34M -0.0168 -6.62 354.13M
Solgold Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SOLG. The last closing price for Solgold was 11.80p. Over the last year, Solgold shares have traded in a share price range of 5.67p to 17.00p.

Solgold currently has 3,001,106,975 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Solgold is £354.13 million. Solgold has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -6.62.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/5/2020
16:15
Did you manage to trade the swing?
lowtrawler
05/5/2020
16:12
Seems to be following a perfect technical analysis to me?
zcaprd7
05/5/2020
16:05
Lowtrawler. Probably cornerstone

22 mins ..people know more than us ... might get a look in the last 20 mins

mknight
05/5/2020
16:01
The movements over the last 2 days have me perplexed. I saw no reason for yesterday's fall. Assuming there was some reason behind it, there should have been no reason for today's increase. Still, back to where we started....
lowtrawler
05/5/2020
15:54
Less than 100k on the Ats to take it to 29
mknight
05/5/2020
15:46
We all have times when we get it right and others that go very wrong .

I know we are up alot today but i am struggling to see where it will end up today .

Ok now we are back on track ..couldnot understand why its went back after a nice buy ... ok 27p how much higher

mknight
05/5/2020
15:45
Cairncross's Economics was my Economics textbook at A Level 55 years ago...

I found Benham much easier and Hanson impenetrable...

rougepierre
05/5/2020
15:40
Mk, there are shares where I am confident how they will move intraday. SOLG is not one of them. My original investment in SOLG intended to swing trade but I was so bad at trading the short term movements, I gave up.
lowtrawler
05/5/2020
15:33
Lowtrawler

Looks possible we could finish 28/29p

If those are out want to be in overnight .

110k at 28.85 got to go higher imho

mknight
05/5/2020
15:20
MkI would refer to you as a high conviction investor. You seem to have a very small portfolio and invest all available funds expecting your conviction to pay off with a much higher price later. I admire your approach but also consider it to be very high risk. Even the best researched companies can fail. However, when your conviction pays off, you will make a massive return. Personally, I don't have the guts to do what you do and so you deserve the rewards when they come.
lowtrawler
05/5/2020
14:05
DD not so easy .. example .

Share price 50p but just had good drilling results from Río Amarillo ..or are you saying you are already out at 40p .. now its moved to 60p

Never easy.

mknight
05/5/2020
13:56
M Fish was the same . And we have never forgot him . Nasty storm but dont worry its going to miss us and land somewhere in the middle of France .


Ooops

mknight
05/5/2020
13:28
DD

You are probably old enough to remember Alec Cairncross a government adviser.

Re forecasting he always said that a pessimistic forecast was always the better bet as if it came through successfully one`s reputation was enhanced whereas if it failed people were so delighted that they forgot all about your cautious approach.

arcadian
05/5/2020
13:12
tosh - Nah ! Hardly ever bin there. (in a former life maybe) Had some grief from an ex from there though !
mckn - My opinion re value (and whether to B H or S) obviously changes with time - as your's should !

dozyduck
05/5/2020
12:16
Very tight real spread...24.96 Bid...25.2 offered in at least 50,000...just did dummy trades...

Cheers

rougepierre
05/5/2020
11:33
Moving up nicely today if we could get to near 30p today with news tomorrow we might not be far off 40p by close tomorrow .

Would only take an equity raise at 40p to go alongside the 150m .

There is 300k on at 25.50 but i think that will be taken out in the next hour or so .

Its about the time when those that sold are thinking should i get back in ..which may help the price to move up .

mknight
05/5/2020
11:21
DD,
do i assume that you are based in Wales ?

tosh123
05/5/2020
11:18
gold/silver/copper rule....
rougepierre
05/5/2020
10:55
MK,rougepierre,

Thanks, am more of a lurker these days and only post occasionally. My PM holdings took a huge whack after the GFC but this time seems to be different - so far.Long may it last.

pecker1
05/5/2020
10:48
Another good post rougepierre..Thanks
mknight
05/5/2020
10:27
Small snippet mentioning SOLG as a Mining Giant.

“ On the back of Lundin’s success, Ecuador has become one of the most sought after exploration jurisdictions for gold and base metals exploration. The South American country is home to mining giants BHP, SolGold, Fortescue Metals Group and Newcrest Mining.”

hxxps://www.australianmining.com.au/news/tempus-resources-funds-gold-exploration-in-canada-ecuador/

phattrader1
05/5/2020
10:22
Ps. Skills in one area does not necessarily make you a good Investor. Requires many skills and qualities. End of sermon.
greenelf
05/5/2020
10:20
My two pennyworth on valuation. For me, context is important in any discussion of future value. I'm biased but the best summary of what the global gold industry faces is in the first few slides/charts of Barrick's PDAC presentation.

Gold reserves of major gold companies have declined by 26% since 2012 and are now lower than 2007 levels. The "industry is facing a production precipice..". Major "tier 1" discoveries have tailed off. The context of the 2020s, namely scarcity, is completely different from the 1990s when I started monthly contributions to what is now known as the Blackrock Gold and General fund. We also have money printing on a scale that is completely barking.

Nor is Solgold's 100 million oz of silver to be sniffed at.And of course there is the copper too, likely to be in a concentrate very attractive to smelters.So my valuation glass is half full!

pecker1
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