I have been looking to move some money into Lihir Gold for the last few weeks. Looks to be trending up very nicely now with gold prices on the rise. Does anyone think that there will be a reasonable fall in share price any time soon which might be a good time to buy in? If so why?
Also, what are peoples expectation for Lihir in terms of share price at the end of 2009?
Speculate away!
I have been looking to move some money into Lihir Gold for the last few weeks. Looks to be trending up very nicely now with gold prices on the rise. Does anyone think that there will be a reasonable fall in share price any time soon which might be a good time to buy in? If so why?
I think it'll be at least $20.Also, what are peoples expectation for Lihir in terms of share price at the end of 2009?
Speculate away!
DJ Lihir Gold: Plans Institutional Placement
04/03/2009 08:50AM AEST
SYDNEY (Dow Jones)--Australian gold producer Lihir Gold Ltd. (LGL.AU) Wednesday went into a trading halt, pending an announcement on an institutional share placement.
The Port Moresby-based miner said it doesn't expect the trading halt to last beyond the start of trading on March 9.
Lihir joins a long list of gold miners that are taking advantage of buoyant gold prices to raise capital to improve their balance sheet.
Newcrest Mining Ltd. (NCM.AU) recently raised A$750 million in order to bring down gearing levels to about 2%. Smaller gold producers like St Barbara Ltd. (SBM.AU) have also announced share placements.
-By Elisabeth Behrmann, Dow Jones Newswires;
61-2-8272-4689 elisabeth.behrmann@dowjones.com
Indicative price of about $3 a share.Just went into a trading halt - will be interesting to see what this is about?
EDIT: just found the news:
I sold @ 3.60 a couple of weeks ago....so care factor = 0
Good luck to the holders...old and new.
Id be a little peed off if i was still holding.
can anyone explain to me why LGL price dropped 5-6%ish today while NCM is only 0%ish? they are both gold mine companies and both in ASX 50.
can anyone explain to me why LGL price dropped 5-6%ish today while NCM is only 0%ish? they are both gold mine companies and both in ASX 50.
Hi guys,
Is anyone watching the LGL call warrants offered by Macquarie?
LGLVME $4.00 26 Mar 09 2:1 American
LGLVMF $2.75 26 Mar 09 2:1 American
LGLVMG $2.50 23 Apr 09 3:1 American
LGLVMH $3.50 28 May 09 3:1 American
LGLVMI $3.50 25 Jun 09 3:1 American
LGLWMA $3.50 24 Sep 09 2:1 American
Specifically the one highlighted in red above?
Currently 10,000 on offer on the ASX at 0.33 (10% of current price).
Description: MACQUARIE 250 LGL CALL WARRANT 23-APR-09
Type: Call warrant
Issuer: MACQUARIE BANK LTD.
Commenced Trading: 21 Jan 2009
Expiry: 23 Apr 2009
Exercise level: 2.500 (expressed in $ or index points)
Warrants per underlying instrument: 3.0000
Exercise style: American
Warrants issued: 10,000,000
The result at Lihir was excellent but they've proved themselves capable of making poor decisions just like the rest of us. Ballarat is a disaster. They should write it off, sell the plant and mill, and fill in the holes. No one else should touch it either. QLD and Ivory coast look good with great exploration potential. Although, why explore in that region where there are multiple gold juniors who have already done tons of work with decent inferred and indicated resources at bargain prices just waiting to be plucked? LGL is still virtually a one mine operation and if there's some seismic activity their world comes crumbling down. They need another 2 x 200-300 oz au producers to round them out a bit.Hey folks, I'm surprised at the low level of activity with LGL both on the market and here on the forum. It would appear to me that they have had some positive news recently but the sp has hardly wavered and very few recent posts hve been made.
Any thoughts on their production targets or Q109 results?
yes I am holding
Oh dear. The management must be having nightmares over this. Really, just sell the f*cker! To steal a quote from Bud Fox.The result at Lihir was excellent but they've proved themselves capable of making poor decisions just like the rest of us. Ballarat is a disaster. They should write it off, sell the plant and mill, and fill in the holes. No one else should touch it either.
the company will take an impairment charge against earnings in the forthcoming half-year results in the range of US$250-350 million after tax (at today’s exchange rate), to reduce the book value of the net operating assets of the Ballarat project. As noted in the 2008 audited annual accounts, the net operating assets stood at US$457 million as at 31 December 2008.
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