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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Zibao Metals Recycling Holdings Plc | LSE:ZBO | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BGP6NY91 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.35 | 0.20 | 0.50 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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24/8/2017 10:53 | This sleeper is gonna wake up pretty soon imho | richie32 | |
05/7/2017 10:40 | Leading up to the results I see more upward pressure than downward pressure so I am sitting tight | richie32 | |
05/7/2017 09:47 | Very few trades impact the share price quickly so not a co for the nervous. | maytrees | |
04/7/2017 13:32 | Having invested again recently the share price seems to jump and fall very quickly. The December 2016 half year seemed good with a decent profit. Presumably the fall in the value of the £ will do the co no harm. DYOR - I hold. | maytrees | |
03/7/2017 13:18 | Alive and kicking! | richie32 | |
15/6/2017 17:14 | Doctor, I can't find a pulse | richie32 | |
05/1/2017 12:13 | Macquarie Bank says demand for industrial metals is enjoying a broad-based recovery Jan 5 2017 should be good for zbo IMO. | andrbea | |
23/11/2016 18:43 | Copper up nearly 3% tonight | riddlerone | |
18/11/2016 16:12 | Jolly good to see the orderly buys at ZBO today - a sensible response by those who can see the possibilities. Just to fill in the picture a bit, Level 2 shows only 40k shrs in total at each side of the bid/ask and those shrs are split between the two mm's - WINNS and PEEL. That doesn't mean they don't have more shares on their shelves, but maybe not that many - hence any ramping and pumping is bound to spike up the share price So, as is concurring - sensible amounts being taken by the few and therefore an orderly market. I hope this might assist all who don't have easy access to the L2 numbers + gla. I'll recheck the free float and revert, although from memory it's not that great. f | fillipe | |
18/11/2016 16:02 | SP is 26%+ up now and even with the spread my own investment does not look too bad. However is there news to come or just "the blind leading the blind"? Either way the share price has fall substantially since May so all other things being equal an upturn seems in any event due. | maytrees | |
18/11/2016 14:17 | Thanks maytrees,hello andrbea hope you are well.Yes agree about the spread its actually a lot tighter not as indicated | riddlerone | |
18/11/2016 14:09 | Greetings riddleone SP up again but now a 30% spread - mms hardly encouraging investors here! | maytrees | |
18/11/2016 14:07 | Twas mine maytrees | riddlerone | |
18/11/2016 13:59 | Was that your 50000 buy earlier andrbea? I added slightly fewer subsequently at a tad under 2.25p - huge spread puts one off investing though.. | maytrees | |
18/11/2016 13:34 | off again! up 6% | andrbea | |
17/11/2016 10:37 | It's good to see ZBO starting to be recognised as one of the potential future big gainers. The days of picking up the shares at sub-1p, after the lengthy buyers drought are well over. This was over the 10p mark, a little more than a year ago. 4-5p looks very achievable to me. g | fillipe | |
17/11/2016 09:47 | Few more at 1.90p | maytrees | |
15/11/2016 10:36 | Added a tiny few at 2.08p Huge fluctuation in share price but the co's product seems worthwhile. | maytrees | |
14/11/2016 14:25 | HALF PRICE SALE EXXON FUNDED DRILL---ABOUT TO SPUD been a good run here, but COPL much better bet now, likely to double when spud is announced, free carry on 2+ wells financed by no other than Exxon to the tune of $120million---they have already thrown $130million at what could be the biggest resource discovery on AIM this year 10:39 11 Nov 2016 Shore Capital estimates the risked net asset value for COPL to be 21p – more than double the current share price. COPL could be worth double, says Shore Capital The company confirmed today a potentially game-changing well off the coast of Liberia will start drilling by the end of the year. A City broker has repeated its bullish valuation of Canadian Overseas Petroleum (LON:COPL, CVE:COPL) in the wake of an update from the explorer. Shore Capital estimates the risked net asset value for COPL to be 21p – more than double the current share price. It was reassured by the company’s update earlier Friday in which it confirmed a potentially game-changing well off the coast of Liberia will start drilling by the end of the year. Mesurado-1 is being sunk by the giant Exxon, which is majority owner of Block LB-13, with Canadian Overseas holding a fully-carried 17%. “[It] is a high-impact well and, given the strong subsurface understanding and presence of a lucrative multi-well carry, we believe that the risks lie firmly on the upside for COPL,” Shore said in a note to clients. The company’s quarterly update showed the company was sitting on $3.7mln of cash. COPL is not just about Liberia. It teamed up with a local company called Shoreline to acquire control of licence in the Niger Delta that provides it access to near-term production. | oilman8 | |
14/11/2016 10:13 | I'm surprised that it hasn't moved more, much earlier. The recent spike at ZBO was all a fast P & D, but now it looks likely to be more orderly investing in a good recovery situation and at close to its low - down from over 10p a little more than 18mths back. f | fillipe | |
14/11/2016 09:39 | Small trades seem to give large share price changes as the above chart illustrates - I hold a few - dyor. | maytrees | |
14/11/2016 09:38 | ZBO's product - waste metals recycling - seems ideally placed for C21 needs. There seem to be few shares about as even a small buy today led to a sharp share price gain. Apologies if there is already an advfn ZBO thread but my search revealed none. | maytrees |
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