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explod
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I paid 21.5c back in April 21 so nothing much has happened since then. With the new year ahead and the Ukraine problem set to continue on it could exceed World War One in length - 1914-18. In troubled times the US dollar gains strength as it has done and it looks unlikely to weaken that much in the year to come in my view. Gold and Silver both look poised to recover though I doubt by all that much in 2023, maybe 5% to 15% for gold and 10% to 20% for silver at a guess in USDs, that could see SVL back to 30c during the year. I havent increased my holding and will just sit on them.I've added SVL now as the share price around 20c to 22c looks a reasonable punt IMHO on a silver price recovery - could be wrong, however. The giant silver recovery here will take a long time to bring onstream fully so cash has to come from somewhere - that's the downside. but just maybe the shares could have reached a floor?
up to 8 mill on the sell side, still a bit below recent times.Something odd happened in SVL.
There has been a large removal of buy orders over the past few days.
On Monday, the bid an sells were about 14mill and 12 mill respectively.
Today, the bid is sitting at around 14mill still, but the sellers down to 4mill.
The figures are often volatile, but not to that extent.
Maybe a time for it to get back to hose dizzying 30cents heights.
mick
Silver shot back above 24 bucks, but SVL struggling to get past 22.up to 8 mill on the sell side, still a bit below recent times.
Anyway, looking at the Quarterly released today, the are barely two quarters of funding left.
Will have to go to the market before the end of this quarter i would reckon.
Sold most of what had left this morning, keeping a small parcel just in case.
I am betting that i can buy back in later when the cap raise is announced.
mick
After being screwed by BGL, I decided to force an exit but keep a few shares for the coming SPP..or cap raising in more direct linguaSilver shot back above 24 bucks, but SVL struggling to get past 22.
Think a lot of the punters also waiting for the cap raise.
The company may well do a sneaky on me and raise some cash from sophs and instos without going to the general pop, then I will be buggered for a while.
Mick
let's see how many I can get for cheap, with my paltry portfolio... I sold at a loss last week but no regret.And right on cue we have the trading halt for cap raise.
have to wait to see how much of a discount they had to give the sophs and instos to get it over the line.
Mick
eh you sucker shareholders, you will get nothing, only between mates LOLlet's see how many I can get for cheap, with my paltry portfolio... I sold at a loss last week but no regret.
thanks for the various posts here which alerted me to the situations, you can easily not check often enough and get stung
I got out of SVL last year.Sold out of SVL a couple of days ago. Approval coming through but feel it will take a few years to start to produce. Will be costs in the meantime. So all in PLS for myself now.
looks like i made a correct decision ( for me ) here , by avoiding this thinking taxable profits ( and therefore potential divs. ) were too far away for my needsGot a rather odd letter from SVL today asking shareholders to basically lobby the Independent planning Commission (IPC) to approve the Bowdens silver project.
Maybe they are worried?
Interesting that they did not put out an ASX release, so obviously don't think its price sensitive.
Was it the reason for low sp of recent days?
SP down as low as 18.5.
I have some low ball bids in at 17, which may or may not get filled.
Mick
I'm sorry for your loss, Mick.Destroyed a whole lot of shareholder value for a cap raise that does sfa to build the mine.
To top it off, directors lined their pockets.
Where is ASIC when you really need them.
not going back into this one unless I can find some compelling reason.
Mick
l sold out most of mine last week ( see post # 147 )I'm sorry for your loss, Mick.
Many mining outfits like SVL will be doing this.
The executives and board always seem to be included with the instos and sophisticated people in cheap stock. Often magically stock appears for sale at a 40% gain holding the price down for diggers some time down the track.
Inflation is hitting them hard, fuel, power, wages, machinery hire or lease, taxation etc. , so they do need the money.
I'm sure you are aware of the mining cycle but this article from kitco a few days ago jolted my memory and I saved it for future reference on buying or selling miners.
The mining life cycle
Kitco News' contributed commentary features articles and opinions from some of the top experts in the gold industry.www.kitco.com
gg
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