Trans-siberian Gold Share Discussion Threads

[alnorton2] 10/6/2011 12:47

So what else are you invested in Chipperfrd?

I managed to accumulate a stake here during quiet period under 70p. Was in from 40p to 80 p. earlier.

I wonder how marketmakers make the price here in abscence of volume and free shares. They can probably set any price - whithin reasons of course.

If all goes according to the plan here, would be premature to sell anywhere under 200p.

[chipperfrd] 06/6/2011 12:39

No, full time investor for some years now. Used to work in electronic/computer systems.

[ukgeorge] 06/6/2011 12:20

Cash flow forecast for 2011-2021 US$. Mkt cap, £77M. yes fundamentals look v good.

-12.4 40.1 73.7 80.6 73.3 73.8 83.6 64.5 52.5 36.9 36.9


Chip do you work for anyone in the mining industry?

[chipperfrd] 06/6/2011 12:04

Yes I have. Fundamentals look really good IMO.
Chip

[ukgeorge] 06/6/2011 11:58

production next month, anyone have any shares in these

[rrr] 02/6/2011 11:51

Thanks fuiseog!

[rrr] 19/4/2011 11:09

What we need is production.

[katie priceless] 19/4/2011 10:13

and still the price fall,s with gold at nearly $1,500

[s0lis] 05/4/2011 18:41

by the end of November 2010 more than 58,000 tonnes of ore had been mined and stockpiled. Gold production is expected around mid-year, 2011.

home page of the website

[rrr] 31/3/2011 16:04

fuiseog: No date is mentioned in the RNS of 02/03/11. Looks like we'll have to wait a bit longer.

rrr

[fuiseog] 31/3/2011 15:56

"Asacha on track for gold production in 1st quarter 2011" ?

[rrr] 28/3/2011 10:50

Nice steady rise at the moment, nice quiet board.

[fuiseog] 18/3/2011 15:32

The Interims front page states, "Asacha on track for gold production in 1st quarter 2011".

Maybe I've missed some newsflow but I can't find any reference to change in this schedule.

Any views on whether we can expect news before the end of the month?

[andrbea] 27/1/2011 07:40

the arrival of Nordgold in London should increase the focus on Russian gold:

Nordgold Announces the Price Range of its Initial Public Offering

of between 300p and 390p per Ordinary Share

Following the intention to float announcement on 17 January 2011, Nordgold, an established pure-play gold producer focussed on emerging markets, announces that the price range of the initial public offering of its ordinary shares (the "Shares") (the "Global Offer") has been set at between 300p and 390p (the "Price Range"), implying a market capitalisation post offering of £2.5 to £3.2 billion.

[andrbea] 18/1/2011 12:46

post 5604 on aaam thread dicusses next month's float of a huge Russian gold mining company (Nord) in London

Should increase the focus on other gold tiddlers in Russia, like tsg

[capt bligh] 14/1/2011 11:10

Quiet boards are the best

[chipperfrd] 13/1/2011 19:59

KP - LOL :-)

[katie priceless] 13/1/2011 19:26

Bought these this morning , i see this thread is very popular.

[andrbea] 01/1/2011 10:37

from iii - tsg thread yesterday:

by kragero:

Interesting that roughly the same value of buy trades this morning on both Galantas and TSG (and few sells of similar value) resulted in no change on Galantas and +8.66% on TSG.
The relatively small number of TSG shares on the open market really does seem to make the share price super-sensitive to a few trades.
(I'm invested in both by the way.)
Krag.

[andrbea] 12/12/2010 12:13

From the CHIP (Gold stock comparison) thread:

- TSG, based in Russia with just 2 large holders owning most of the company (so not for Widows & Orphans!). But very close to production and if the data coming out of the company is correct then it's share price would imply a 2011 P/E of 2.5

[capt bligh] 07/12/2010 12:55

Cos all the other junior miners seem to going up

[fuiseog] 07/12/2010 11:28

I wonder if it will move every day, but is there any particular reason why it should move today?