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That's it?
As before. Long or short, realistic.
Your character honors you, respect
I pulled the lotto lever long.
Why not? Also in the casino you can win.
... technically and with Q3 earnings coming, which will be noticeably stronger in Banro having more gold to sell.
agree
Can not imagine Q3 production gets much lower than Q2.
I do not believe either. These bad results would have to be beaten.
In some days we will learn.
good luck
Wishes and imagination are free.
He should write that to the company.
Maybe there are then insider purchases.
The prices look like lottery numbers.
For this you need the current gold price doubled.
And two mines that do not suffer from interruptions.
There are mines with zero debt, slightly positive and pay dividends.
These trade below 4 dollars currently.
If you want to reach your desired numbers, must happen
more than you cite.
Planned run-up day before huge next-day block sales
Both days without news of Banro.
Why I've been waiting to sell short.
Because I thought stop loss day comes for shorter, the next day.
Unfortunately not. Missed opportunity.
But for longs it was the stop loss day. casino stock.
Since the announcement of the temporary closure,
which you have posted here, are now 17 days stagnation at Namoya.
How Twangiza is affected will be learned later.
Like the last time, I guess. It was also said that the second mine is not affected. When explaining the financial billing then already.
.... The decline is a result of decreased mining activity at both mines, primarily due to the availability of critical supplies and temporary suspensions in operations ....
This is typical Banro. And after 17 days no small report on the situation.
I do not expect any production numbers before the fifteenth Oct.
And also no much better.
Despite this statement from the company ... The delivery of the new mining fleet in July 2017 is expected to help in achieving higher levels of gold production.
But maybe there is a positive surprise. Who knows?
Q 4 is affected by the closure of Namoya of at least 12 days
and possibly through the rainy season.
But you were right in another posting. the financial billing might be better for Q 3.
By the way, there were 8.5 days interruption according to the financial report of the second Q.
if Banro fails, Chinese and Gramercy own Banro.
....................................................
By the way, because I did not have time.
Thanks for this reply and the detailed statement.
I liked.
What picture do you draw? Is it going on with new pre-sales?
Or is there an artificial financing gap? Or do you exclude a bankruptcy?
In short, your view would be nice.
Did you do short on the run-up?
No waited for the next day, unfortunately.
Seems you may have been away ...? I was very busy.
From my trader I have this date. Earnings 11 6 17
No date for the production figures.
Thanks for reply
8 days in the second quarter
6 days in the 3th Q, including the day of the message.
until today 10 days in the 4th Q.
Baiyin is for the long term haul.
How long? 10 Years.?
What if the state changes the mining laws? High taxes?
For gifts to the rebels?
Or when rebels block the mine completely?
If it becomes dangerous for the state, he will prefer the rebels and not foreigners.
Banro has made the mistake of underestimating the political situation.
Me too.
Price of gold less the object than access and acquisition of the real physical.
But what happens when it can not be produced.
If equipment can not be imported?
I guess the odds 50 to 50.
Banro can lose all. Or Banro wins. It takes many deals. That costs a lot of money. The past has proved this. A lot of money was spent and you never knew exactly what it was used for.
It is constantly difficult to complete Twangiza and Namoya. Too many problems with the equipment, the roads, the rainy season ....
How do they ever grow? With falling production numbers?
Or with Lugushwa and Kamituga? Who is to finance it and how long will it take?
Would be good if there are no rebels.
I'm interested in your opinion
Since three weeks starts the dollar a correction.
Euro down 4 points, pound 5 points, Yen down 5 points.
Gold down 80 USD. Despite some gaps.
However, most of the mines have not fallen heavily.
But they have not really gone up before.
Strange game
And the stock exchanges at all time high.
Are there some opinions?
Badge, I am curious how the company continues to finance itself.
With pre-sales of gold from closed mines?
Today we have 12 days, since this article.
Banro halts goldmine in Congo as access road blocked
Cecilia Jamasmie | September 25, 2017, 5:59 AM
http://www.mining.com/banro-halts-gold-mine-congo-access-road-blocked/
Since then, there is no news from Banro about the current situation.
If the last interruption of 8 days already brought a reduction, then this interruption certainly more.
I am curious whether the production reports for Q 3 will come on time.
More than 20% of the Democratic Republic of Congo's mining revenue is being lost due to corruption and mismanagement, a campaign group says.
According to a Global Witness report, the money is being distributed through corrupt networks linked to President Joseph Kabila.
At least $750m (£580m) has gone missing over the past three years, it says.
The government has not commented but has previously denied allegations of corruption in its mining sector.
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DR Congo is Africa's biggest producer of copper and the world's largest supplier of cobalt used in batteries for electric cars.
It is also rich in gold, diamonds and coltan, used in mobile phones, but its people remain among the poorest in the world following years of conflict and mismanagement.
"Congo's mining revenues should be helping to lift its people out of poverty," says Pete Jones, a Global Witness senior campaigner.
According to the report, much of DR Congo's mining revenue goes missing after being paid to the state-owned mining company, Gécamines.
The head of Gécamines, a close ally of President Kabila, has denied allegations of corruption and insisted the company is transparent.
Other alleged culprits identified by the report are the country's tax agencies which are legally allowed to hold back a percentage of the taxes they impose.
This creates avenues for corruption through inflating how much of the fines they can keep for themselves, Global Witness says.
The report says that if the money not reaching the state coffers through corruption, mismanagement and an ineffective tax system was collated, from 2013 to 2015, then the amount rises to $1.3bn.
How attractive is Banro to investors?
No report after 9 days, after this explosive incidents....
Price question. How do you call such a business partner?
The word begins with A.
Or that, Investorwisdom, sticky news?
September 25, 2017
Banro Provides Update on Namoya Mine
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Sept. 25, 2017) - Banro Corporation (the "Company" or "Banro") (NYSE MKT:BAA)(TSX:BAA) reports that as a result of the closure of road access to the Company's Namoya mine in Maniema Province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo ("DRC"), mining operations at the Namoya mine have been temporarily suspended. The road access closure is due to the activities of local groups against both the local populations and against the DRC national army, and has resulted in the depletion of essential operating stock at site. The Company has taken steps to ensure the safety of its personnel and the integrity of the Namoya mine.
The Company looks forward to a resolution of the situation, and will provide an update as additional information becomes available.
Operations at the Company's Twangiza mine in South Kivu Province of the DRC have not been impacted.
The Company also reports the resignation of Mr. Peter Cowley from the Banro board of directors. The board wishes Peter all the best in the future and thanks him for his contribution to Banro over many years.
Kirk to Scotty. Why is the posting of MemoryLeaks
not up as sticky news?
Uninterested or ignorant?
MemoryLeaks Wednesday, 09/27/17 10:31:57 PM
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Found the following link a good to read about what is happening on the ground over there. It sure as hell shows how difficult an environment Banro is in. But i am guessing most people should of known this when looking at a miner in DRC.
Maybe some outside the box thinking maybe needed in Namoya when dealing with past Artisan miners that used to work in the area similar to Gran Colombia Gold has done in Colombia
Shedding light on why mining companies in eastern Congo are under attack
The past year has been challenging for the Canadian mining corporation Banro. The company holds four gold mining concessions in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The Namoya concession in Maniema province went into production in January 2016 but the company was forced to temporarily suspend operations and evacuate staff in May and July this year.
The suspensions were related to threats from a local armed group to attack the operation. These were not isolated incidents but followed a string of violent attacks, property destruction, ambushes and kidnappings of workers.
The company president and CEO, John Clarke blamed the violence on “a few bandits” he believes are a remnant of the country’s difficult past, not on discontent and poverty that many believe have been made worse by the company’s presence.
But my recently published research shows that these issues are in fact interrelated. Armed groups and local strongmen capitalise on widespread anger towards the company. This anger largely stems from the deep economic crisis in the Namoya region which was caused by the forced closure of artisanal mining sites four years ago. The effects were not only felt by the 6.000 to 10.000 diggers who were forcibly removed, but also by all those depending indirectly on diggers’ incomes, like farmers, shopkeepers, bar-owners and taxing agents.
By claiming to oppose transnational mining companies, armed groups are able to gain popular support. They often do so by drawing on the language of anti-imperialism and neocolonialism, which resonates strongly in the DRC. As a political representative of the coalition of armed groups responsible for the most recent attacks put it:
the government has signed contracts with foreign mining companies that allow them to plunder our resources. This is neocolonialism (…) we will fight it.
Armed groups are also bolstered by competition between local elites and authorities that is fuelled by the influx of resources stemming from mining operations. In a militarised area like the eastern DRC, conflicting local elites and authorities often draw on armed groups to bolster their position. This, in turn, strengthens these groups.
Mining companies would be better served to acknowledge and monitor rather than downplay the effects of their presence on conflicts and armed groups. Arguably, a more conflict-sensitive approach could have prevented the outbreak of violence in Namoya.
One of Banro’s gold mining concessions in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Reuters
How violence escalated
Before 2016 there was limited activity by armed groups in the Namoya region. This changed after an escalation of tensions between the company and the people living in the area in January 2016. That month, a protest march against Banro ended in bloodshed. An officer from the Congolese police unit contracted by Banro opened fire on the crowd of protesters, causing the death of one person.
The march was held to protest against what people perceive to be the company’s failure to promptly meet its commitments towards the community, like building health care centres and schools. The impatience is understandable given the dire economic situation in the region. Not only have artisanal miners largely been driven out of business, the company employs limited labour and subcontractors from the area.
Towards the end of 2016, armed groups began ambushing vehicles from Banro’s logistics subcontractors close to Namoya. In March this year, one of these groups also directly attacked Banro’s facilities, taking a number of employees hostage.
The group responsible for taking the employees hostage demanded that the company construct basic infrastructure in the area as one of the conditions for releasing the hostages. Namoya’s population has remained divided about the attacks, but many sympathise with the armed group’s stance. This has allowed the group to harness crucial support from community members, like financial contributions and intelligence.
Neither criminal nor ideological
There is a tendency to see armed groups in dichotomous terms: as either ideological and having a political agenda or as criminal and pursuing material self interest. The reality is much more complex.
Grave of protestor killed. Author supplied
There’s no doubt that there’s a good dose of self interest in armed groups’ antagonism towards Banro. They have tried to benefit financially from ransom payments and “protection fees” paid by logistics subcontractors to avoid ambushes. Many armed groups also depend on artisanal mining for some of their income, imposing forced contributions on diggers and pit-owners. So the closure of artisanal mining sites by industrial companies threatens their income.
But this doesn’t mean they are simply criminals looking only for self-enrichment. Armed groups articulate widespread grievances, including growing discontent with the DRC’s political leadership and the delay in holding elections.
These grievances don’t legitimise the use of violence. But they create a measure of sympathy among the population for those claiming to fight the perceived source of their hardships.
There is a general fear that the expansion of industrial mining in the eastern DRC will eventually wipe out the artisanal and small-scale mining sector. This sector, which also mines tin, tantalum and tungsten, is estimated to employ 9-17% of the total population of the Kivu provinces. Its economic importance is however much bigger as money earned with mining is invested in other sectors, like real estate and the trade in consumer goods.
After the mining sites in Namoya were closed, many artisanal miners moved to gold mines in Fizi territory. But an exploration company, CASA Mining, is paving the way for industrial mining in that region and artisanal miners fear being displaced again.
An armed group active in the area plays into these fears. It has encouraged the population to manifest against the company. CASA’s operations have also been attacked. One member of the armed group commented that:
CASA will never work here. All those chased from Salamabila [Namoya] have fled here; they will rather revolt than being chased again.
Industrial mining companies operating in the eastern DRC would do well to acknowledge how their presence feeds into dynamics of conflict and violence rather than obscuring these complexities. As Banro’s plummeting share price over the past year shows, in particular a spectacular 12% drop after the violence in July, this would also be in the company’s own interest.
How do you like that
Yes I like that.
That was more detailed.
If this is not the case, I see no chance for this company as Banro and BAA.
Is also logical. For a gold rise I'm not looking for a mine that can not always meet the estimates.
The non-communicating.
Crisis area.
Change of personnel. And so on.... Thanks and Greetings
although gold is still not at $985.
No, but BAA has a price like Gold would be at 700. It shows great distrust in this company. Not only are the political unrest and protests against Banro to blame.
It is mainly the management.
If the management would inform me honestly, then I would also stand in bad times to the company.
badge, I know how you sold, I read your postings.
BAA had a great opportunity and fumbled the ball on the 1-yard line. Very sad !!
That is also my opinion.
I am also curious about what is still being played with BAA.
Thanks for the reply, be careful and good luck
p.s.
And I appreciate it very much if someone is honest, and share his experiences.
This is how we can learn from each other.
Of course, she is sensitive and offended.
Baa Investors, there are some who can not tolerate criticism or any other opinion.
this is funny. A little, would be better than nada.
Not even KP does his work here. Miss him. Was also often funny.
Baa I could not find again as with other presentations.
They make their own PR
Company Watchlist
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Nordgold
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601899
Zijin Mining
Producer
Gold
2.00 B
0.35
0.00%
0.29 - 0.41
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ABX
Barrick Gold
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Gold
18.76 B
16.09
-0.68%
13.81 - 20.74
6,429,354
ACA
Acacia Mining
Producer
Gold
1.07 B
2.60
3.30%
2.05 - 6.61
1,434,369
AEM
Agnico Eagle Mines Limited
Producer
Gold
10.49 B
45.23
-0.58%
37.63 - 58.99
485,693
AG
First Majestic Silver Corp.
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Silver
1.13 B
6.84
-1.87%
5.92 - 11.03
1,992,026
AGI
Alamos Gold
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Gold
2.03 B
6.76
-0.71%
6.30 - 9.51
806,783
AKG
Asanko Gold
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Gold
192.57 M
0.95
-0.84%
0.79 - 4.56
399,034
ALO
Alio Gold Inc.
Producer
Gold
192.47 M
4.41
1.66%
3.87 - 6.41
31,977
AR
Argonaut Gold Inc.
Producer
Gold
347.81 M
1.97
4.70%
1.19 - 2.89
582,641
ASM
Avino Silver & Gold Mines Ltd.
Producer
Silver
70.14 M
1.55
-1.90%
1.12 - 2.59
47,038
ASR
Alacer Gold Corp.
Producer
Gold
512.52 M
1.75
0.93%
1.40 - 2.77
269,352
AU
AngloGold Ashanti Ltd.
Producer
Gold
3.79 B
9.29
-0.85%
8.89 - 16.37
2,238,909
AXU
Alexco Resource Corp.
Developer
Silver
146.69 M
1.45
-3.01%
1.10 - 2.04
107,484
BDR
Beadell Resources
Producer
Gold
183.81 M
0.15
5.13%
0.16 - 0.38
2,500
BRIO
Brio Gold
Producer
Gold
189.24 M
1.62
-4.72%
1.27 - 2.88
15,890
BTO
B2Gold Corp.
Producer
Gold
2.70 B
2.76
-1.43%
2.16 - 3.72
1,872,186
BVN
Buenaventura
Producer
Gold
3.25 B
12.79
-2.29%
9.87 - 14.59
901,517
CAL
Caledonia Mining
Producer
Gold
61.82 M
5.86
4.14%
5.62 - 7.21
2,700
CDE
Coeur Mining, Inc.
Producer
Silver
1.67 B
9.19
-0.76%
7.30 - 12.30
1,511,468
CEY
Centamin plc
Producer
Gold
2.24 B
1.94
4.39%
1.80 - 2.55
8,415,702
CG
Centerra Gold Inc.
Producer
Gold
2.05 B
7.05
-0.90%
4.46 - 7.50
414,341
CGG
China Gold International Resources
Producer
Gold
623.25 M
1.57
-1.51%
1.46 - 2.94
320,011
CNL
Continental Gold Inc.
Developer
Gold
455.57 M
2.42
0.33%
2.10 - 4.57
235,113
DDC
Dominion Diamond Corporation
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Diamond
1.16 B
14.19
0.23%
8.88 - 14.66
46,121
DGC
Detour Gold Corp.
Producer
Gold
1.93 B
11.04
-2.13%
10.62 - 23.41
1,190,615
DPM
Dundee Precious Metals
Producer
Gold
386.49 M
2.17
5.47%
1.50 - 2.97
345,959
DRM
Doray Minerals Ltd
Producer
Gold
56.01 M
0.16
0.15 - 0.49
0
EDR
Endeavour Silver Corp.
Producer
Silver
303.65 M
2.38
-1.00%
2.12 - 5.69
113,011
EDV
Endeavour Mining Corp.
Producer
Gold
1.87 B
20.02
0.97%
13.93 - 23.11
205,156
EVN
Evolution Mining
Producer
Gold
3.00 B
1.77
0.00%
1.15 - 2.14
0
FF
First Mining Finance
Developer
Gold
298.73 M
0.54
2.27%
0.46 - 0.60
309,257
FNV
Franco-Nevada Corporation
Royalty / Streaming
Gold
14.38 B
77.54
-1.19%
57.31 - 83.42
414,618
FRES
Fresnillo plc
Producer
Silver
13.87 B
18.82
0.21%
18.21 - 23.39
1,049,912
FVI
Fortuna Silver Mines Inc.
Producer
Silver
698.41 M
4.38
-1.09%
4.35 - 8.28
212,757
GCM
Gran Colombia Gold
Producer
Gold
34.12 M
1.67
0.00%
1.07 - 1.79
56,298
GFI
Gold Fields Ltd.
Producer
Gold
3.54 B
4.31
0.00%
2.60 - 4.98
2,036,548
GG
Goldcorp Inc.
Producer
Gold
11.24 B
12.96
1.57%
11.91 - 17.87
6,238,298
GGD
GoGold Resources
Producer
Silver
74.23 M
0.43
1.89%
0.34 - 0.79
59,599
GOR
Gold Road Resources
Explorer
Gold
507.00 M
0.58
5.45%
0.40 - 0.59
173,000
GORO
Gold Resource Corporation
Producer
Gold
213.15 M
3.75
-1.83%
3.08 - 8.22
229,268
GPL
Great Panther Silver Limited
Producer
Silver
208.25 M
1.24
0.81%
1.11 - 2.28
306,557
GSS
Golden Star Resources Ltd.
Producer
Gold
288.95 M
0.77
1.31%
0.59 - 1.01
2,182,109
GUY
Guyana Goldfields Inc.
Producer
Gold
580.19 M
3.35
-0.24%
3.18 - 6.86
773,146
HL
Hecla Mining Company
Producer
Silver
2.00 B
5.02
0.60%
4.61 - 7.64
2,824,527
HMY
Harmony Gold Mining Company Ltd.
Producer
Gold
800.59 M
1.83
0.55%
1.57 - 3.62
1,740,395
HOC
Hochschild Mining plc
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Silver
1.56 B
3.07
4.51%
2.93 - 4.52
2,056,484
IGO
Independence Group
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Gold
1.58 B
2.70
0.00%
2.18 - 3.66
0
IMG
IAMGOLD Corp.
Producer
Gold
2.84 B
6.12
-7.96%
3.39 - 7.12
2,915,186
IVN
Ivanhoe Mines
Developer
Platinum
2.51 B
3.18
-4.11%
1.49 - 4.39
1,722,472
K
Kinross Gold Corp.
Producer
Gold
5.29 B
4.24
-0.75%
3.10 - 5.05
1,861,939
KDX
Klondex Mines
Producer
Gold
648.35 M
3.65
3.17%
2.86 - 6.38
480,175
KL
Kirkland Lake Gold
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Gold
2.68 B
12.90
-0.43%
5.08 - 13.60
658,430
LMC
Leagold
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Gold
382.34 M
2.53
1.29%
2.06 - 2.79
74,100
LUG
Lundin Gold
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Gold
488.59 M
4.08
-1.55%
3.68 - 5.21
13,765
MAG
MAG Silver Corp.
Developer
Silver
905.41 M
11.21
-1.55%
10.23 - 17.64
145,950
MAX
Midas Gold Corp.
Developer
Gold
97.14 M
0.52
0.00%
0.50 - 0.86
42,636
MMX
Maverix Metals
Royalty / Streaming
Gold
204.08 M
1.40
4.17%
0.72 - 1.48
20,500
MND
Mandalay Resources Corp.
Producer
Gold
121.27 M
0.27
1.52%
0.25 - 0.86
211,945
MPVD
Mountain Province Diamonds
Producer
Diamond
521.87 M
3.26
0.25%
2.86 - 5.74
52,306
NCM
Newcrest Mining Ltd.
Producer
Gold
12.59 B
16.41
1.05%
12.07 - 19.42
200
NDM
Northern Dynasty Minerals
Developer
Copper
546.22 M
1.80
-2.18%
0.58 - 3.64
279,924
NEM
Newmont Mining Corp
Producer
Gold
20.00 B
37.51
-0.29%
30.19 - 39.87
2,775,028
NG
NOVAGOLD
Developer
Gold
1.33 B
4.12
-2.14%
3.78 - 6.21
2,077,926
NGD
New Gold Inc.
Producer
Gold
2.14 B
3.71
-0.86%
2.49 - 4.89
684,956
NST
Northern Star Resources Limited
Producer
Gold
2.34 B
3.88
1.84%
2.14 - 4.43
4,580
NSU
Nevsun Resources Ltd.
Producer
Copper
654.26 M
2.17
-0.74%
2.01 - 3.71
487,504
OGC
OceanaGold Corp.
Producer
Gold
1.86 B
3.02
0.53%
2.60 - 4.01
1,656,576
OR
Osisko Gold Royalties Ltd.
Royalty / Streaming
Gold
2.03 B
12.91
0.37%
9.55 - 14.10
315,531
OSK
Osisko Mining Inc.
Explorer
Gold
668.97 M
3.52
1.62%
1.67 - 4.53
430,920
P
Primero Mining Corp.
Producer
Gold
13.88 M
0.07
5.88%
0.06 - 1.80
416,851
PAAS
Pan American Silver Corp.
Producer
Silver
2.61 B
17.05
-0.35%
13.80 - 21.29
846,713
PDL
North American Palladium Ltd.
Producer
Palladium
285.35 M
4.91
-0.97%
3.64 - 5.09
462
PG
Premier Gold Mines Ltd.
Producer
Gold
578.76 M
2.86
-0.83%
1.50 - 3.34
257,396
PLZL
Polyus
Producer
Gold
0.00
51.90
0.34%
43.21 - 56.81
207,785
POLY
Polymetal
Producer
Gold
4.85 B
11.28
1.94%
10.60 - 14.74
1,027,666
PRU
Perseus Mining Limited
Producer
Gold
273.81 M
0.27
-2.21%
0.21 - 0.49
4,499
PTM
Platinum Group Metals Ltd.
Developer
Platinum Group
61.93 M
0.42
10.64%
0.34 - 2.94
108,339
PVG
Pretium Resources Inc.
Developer
Gold
1.68 B
9.26
-0.43%
7.36 - 13.22
561,734
RED
Red 5 Limited
Producer
Gold
29.98 M
0.04
0.02 - 0.10
0
RGLD
Royal Gold Inc.
Royalty / Streaming
Gold
5.62 B
86.04
-0.49%
60.21 - 94.39
422,111
RIC
Richmont Mines Inc.
Producer
Gold
595.04 M
9.33
-0.85%
5.90 - 11.04
627,709
RMS
Ramelius Resources Ltd.
Producer
Gold
165.94 M
0.32
0.00%
0.30 - 0.57
0
RNX
RNC Minerals
Producer
Gold
45.61 M
0.15
2.78%
0.14 - 0.36
118,314
ROXG
Roxgold Inc.
Producer
Gold
369.46 M
0.99
-0.80%
0.83 - 1.18
271,344
RRL
Regis Resources Ltd.
Producer
Gold
1.42 B
2.81
0.00%
1.67 - 3.40
0
RRS
Randgold Resources
Producer
Gold
9.22 B
98.00
-0.48%
87.02 - 110.60
450,589
RSG
Resolute Mining Limited
Producer
Gold
607.42 M
0.82
0.00%
0.68 - 1.49
0
SA
Seabridge Gold
Explorer
Gold
701.10 M
12.20
-1.21%
7.40 - 12.85
243,692
SAR
Saracen Mineral Holdings Ltd.
Producer
Gold
820.98 M
1.01
0.00%
0.58 - 1.12
0
SBM
St Barbara Ltd.
Producer
Gold
1.06 B
2.06
0.00%
1.33 - 2.39
0
SGI
Superior Gold
Producer
Gold
68.30 M
0.71
-1.11%
0.68 - 0.91
217,625
SGL
Sibanye-Stillwater
Producer
Gold
3.33 B
14.53
-0.48%
4.07 - 16.00
814,224
SMF
SEMAFO
Producer
Gold
860.10 M
2.65
-0.90%
2.15 - 4.69
748,616
SMT
Sierra Metals Inc.
Producer
Silver
411.05 M
2.53
4.30%
1.36 - 3.01
48,326
SSL
Sandstorm Gold
Producer
Gold
836.20 M
4.52
-0.18%
3.44 - 5.51
265,553
SSRM
SSR Mining Inc.
Producer
Gold
1.27 B
10.61
-2.21%
8.89 - 10.92
1,012,925
SVM
Silvercorp Metals Inc.
Producer
Silver
456.02 M
2.71
-1.17%
2.26 - 4.73
292,140
SWY
Stornoway Diamond
Producer
Diamond
498.97 M
0.60
-2.60%
0.55 - 1.07
133,502
TGZ
Teranga Gold
Producer
Gold
241.10 M
2.25
-1.06%
2.21 - 3.10
148,201
THO
Tahoe Resources Inc.
Producer
Silver
1.65 B
5.26
2.18%
4.26 - 14.21
1,199,691
TMR
TMAC Resources Inc.
Producer
Gold
683.53 M
8.13
-0.49%
6.51 - 16.19
21,132
TXG
Torex Gold Resources Inc.
Producer
Gold
1.25 B
15.68
-1.26%
13.68 - 27.15
164,749
USA
Americas Silver Corp.
Producer
Silver
165.13 M
4.12
-0.96%
2.41 - 4.90
22,265
VGZ
Vista Gold Corp.
Developer
Gold
76.05 M
0.77
-1.92%
0.63 - 1.24
154,386
VOLCABC1
Volcan Compañía Minera
Producer
Silver
3.42 B
1.40
0.00%
1.40 - 1.40
0
WDO
Wesdome
Producer
Gold
234.13 M
1.75
-3.54%
1.55 - 3.53
640,261
WGX
Westgold Resources
Producer
Gold
262.02 M
0.43
4.88%
0.41 - 1.43
16,495
WPM
Wheaton Precious Metals
Royalty / Streaming
Gold
8.44 B
19.09
-0.78%
18.32 - 22.00
2,125,607
YRI
Yamana Gold
Producer
Gold
2.51 B
2.65
-2.37%
2.28 - 4.80
2,279,884
I forgot badge0913. He has sold,
He seems good and honest. I like his postings.
Only longs dive under. Very few exceptions.
Yes I will not forget her.
The news of Nammoya is always very interesting. Thanks for the correction.
I am mostly cash too right now.
I think that is wise.
Timing, but only with flowers.
I had the idea to print jokes on toilet paper.
I've given up on that because too few people understand the jokes.
And just flush them down.
StockItOut, Elevation, Memory Leaks, and My Little.
A page postings. Where did everyone else go? The answer only knows the resignation.
Good summary and consideration in your posting. Yes, I'm waiting too.
And do not forget. In every fun of me is also a little knowledge and truth.
I also thank you for your reply.
Yes, the defeat can not be attributed to management alone.
The circumstances have deteriorated rapidly and surprisingly.
And repeated.
But I think they slept.
Incompetent, yes they are. I do not think they were. But maybe they resigned.
Q3 does not have to be bad, but it will not help. Overindebted, no communication.
Only in case of bad news. They are not honest.
These different articles show a clear picture.
They are not always fully compliant, but the basic statement is not good for Banro.
From Banro one has never got the situation honestly described.
The most important correlations on the stock exchange: corporate profits, industrial production, gross domestic product growth. Since Trump, the stock exchanges have risen by 17%, and by 73% since 2014, although the company's profits have been stagnating for almost three years. Industrial production also does not work particularly well. So where does it come from? You will be surprised …
I am prepared with 90% cash in my portfolio.
Even gold and mines can become cheaper, when? I do not know.
But maybe we'll know soon.
Something serious. The stock markets have risen by 17% since Trump.
Why? Because money continues to be printed like toilet paper.
Is it good? No. Is gold well-rated? No man has security here.
A trade between currencies. Without reason, a currency rises, and, and ...
An up and down. In all areas. Everything is extremely illogical.
In such a time should one invest in the Congo, in BAA?
The Jews already said. Is blood in the streets, invest in land, the other I conceal.
Gold falls today and the yen has also made the 113 mark down.
We'll see how this game continues.
All the best for everyone.
Stop. That's enough! We do not want jokes about Banro and the management.
We are serious, destroyed investors. We want to suffer silently.
We do not post anymore. We take care of the losses.
Save the jokes BAA Up
And I, as a former BAA fanatic say .... Well well then no more.
Was the last chance for you to laugh.
Then I write a sad joke.
Does not cost anything here, everything is free.
I asked Mr. Li Lu Long and Mr. Li Lu Short.
But where do they want to go?
They said they want to travel to England to the founder of Banro.
And they want to travel to Canada to the headquarters of Banro.
And I asked Li Lu and Li Lu. And not to the mines in Congo?
And they said.
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And a joke at the end of the day. Fun must be in this sad world.
The Company also reports the resignation of Mr. Peter Cowley from the Banro board of directors.
Mister Li Lu Long, and Mister Li Lu Short, have told me this is not a problem.
There are many Chinese people who would like to have his position.
And they all love to travel.
And why am I writing this nonsense?
Because I have time, and comfort you.
I thought BAA investors need fun.
Sorry if you have no sense of humor.
SIO, You told me that BAA is going to 40 cents. Really very early.
Or lower. You guessed right. I could not believe it. I sold far too late.
But I've sold because of your warnings the last shares on the way down.
My profit, the rest, I owe to you.
Now you're talking about the rise. Shall I listen to you and buy?
Was just fun, I will not buy. And if you're right and BAA rises then I'll sell them. There are certainly also some poor investors who lend me their shares to sell.
Technically or through manipulation it can go up. I'm just saying, please.
I now know that BAA must be sold short.
With falling again she has exercise.
And by the way, Elevation, there were about 3% each. Always be realistic even if you would like a higher price.
Yesterday BAA increased about 3%, today about 3% fallen. Yup,good luck
What do you think?
Anyone else too?
Income and revenue will be much higher for Q3 and Q4, as Banro is not delivering streaming and forward gold from July through December 2017, so Banro can therefore sell or reserve all its produced gold itself.
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My opinion. Wait. We do not know if it is much higher. We do not know any production numbers. You are right, higher because of the gold price. Per ounce, but how many? Banro can sell or reserve all its produced gold itself,yes,but how much?
In the fourth quarter, Namoya may have a strong impact on total production.
And Twangica's tendency was already declining.
So for me at most can be compensated. It will not look much better
for H2.
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Higher Q3 and Q4 revenue and eps numbers will look good on the books, and may prompt some share buying. In particular, BAA is technically ripe to move higher.
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My opinion
If I am wrong and you are right .....?
So I do not believe that because of short-term improvement the price increases.
With manipulation yes, but under the present circumstances, reasonable people do not invest.
Technically I give you right, but that means nothing.
But maybe I'm totally wrong. Logically not, but perhaps because of the market.
'MemoryLeaks' Thanks for your posting