I do not know much about PNA in relation to it's current share price (0.745c). Do the long time followers feel that this is sustainable? I could have asked this question every week for the last 3 weeks, when it was 50/60/70c respectively. Is this a stock that will move past a dollar, and have some of us regret that we felt 70c was too high?
Some basic education is what I am looking for.
Still has awhile to go yet which is why I decided to take the profit and run.
I don't understand. You said in your opinion it still has a while to go yet, but you took your profit anyway.
Do you mean you feel PNA still has some further retractment to go? Or further upside?
I've been holding for quite a while, basically the company is still ramping up their production, whilst exploring further upside with drilling continuing a short distance away from Phu Kham (Ban Houayxai). Given the upside I'm happy to continue holding, ignoring the normal daily fluctuations.I do not know much about PNA in relation to it's current share price (0.745c). Do the long time followers feel that this is sustainable?
Report out today - fairly positive in terms of being ahead of development, although someone once said they've never read pessimism in a company report
At least there was re-confrimation that funding is sorted out until mid 08 ramp up to full production. Promising drilling results & a mining-friendly government certainly help.
Well there was a murmur or two that Oxiana MIGHT be interested in making a bid for PNA given the copper and gold outputs it has estimated at its Phu Kham mine.
The section titled "Smooth Sailing" in the SMH yesterday dropped a possible hint of this happening:
http://business.smh.com.au/where-the-mood-may-take-us/20071209-1fzg.html?page=2
"Smooth sailing"
The Laos copper-gold miner Pan Australian could prove a tempting target for Oxiana as it continues to report good news about its Phu Kham project.
The $US241 million ($274 million) first-stage at Phu Kham is under construction and should produce its first concentrate in the coming March quarter. But Pan is already thinking bigger. Last week it obtained a $US75 million debt facility to give it the funds to order a ball mill for an expansion of the project. In a rare move in the overheated mining sector, Pan thinks it will complete the second-stage of Phu Kham six months early. Phu Kham could therefore produce 65,000 tonnes of copper a year and 60,000 ounces of gold from 2010. That would make it similar in size to Oxiana's present operations at the Sepon copper-gold project in Laos.
Would OXR be looking for some more drilling results for Ban Houayxai prior to costing a takeover?
Not just PNA. Almost all gold shares got hit very badly today. I guess that is the power of margin calls.What the @#@??
This stock has been travelling ok for some time, up a little down a little but today!!!!
What a disaster!! I can't believe the hit this stock has taken. Wish I had of got the hell out
A tragedy
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