robyn
- 10 Nov 2003 10:51
ARE THEY STILL CHEAP TO BUY NOW OR SHOULD WE HANG ON A BIT LONGER POSS 2004
davethehorse
- 03 Jun 2004 16:10
- 12 of 18
According to Firestone Diamonds broker Bell Lawrie White FDI are on a prospective 2005 P/E of 9!!
If so these are due a massive re-rating.
Any views??
Dave
davethehorse
- 07 Jun 2004 22:00
- 13 of 18
I have been in and out of Firestone Diamonds over the past two years and the research I have done in that time has stood me in good stead. The company is now, I believe, on the verge of coming good.
I wont try and sell you the story just provide links to the research and Fools can make their own minds up.
First here is the FDI website:
http://www.firestonediamonds.com/
Next up is Minesite.com where a very usefull amount of mining info can be researched:
http://www.minesite.com/index.php
Take a look at the recent presentation on Minesite by the Firestone CEO:
http://www.minesite.com/forums/180404/Firestone%20Diamonds%20Minesite%2018%20May%202004.pdf
Still interested - read this from Yahoo Finance today:
http://sg.biz.yahoo.com/040607/15/3kvqn.html
Also this from Tacy Ltd, a diamond consultant:
http://www.tacyltd.com/Research_Materials_Full.asp?id=53752
Add to this a few bullish broker notes:
http://www.namakwa.com.au/PDFS/Six%20Diamonds%20Juniors.pdf
Check ot the companys 2003 results and 2004 interims:
http://www.firestonediamonds.com/anreport/FirestoneAnnualReport2003.pdf
http://www.firestonediamonds.com/anreport/FirestoneIntReport2004.pdf
Any comments greatly appreciated - I thinf FDI is POTENTIALY very undervalued but VERY POSITIVE news flow IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER imho!
Dave
hobbst
- 10 Jun 2004 10:51
- 14 of 18
I have been following this bunch for a while now. Whilst the company has excellent potential along with a very capable management team, the biggest problem in the past has been the lack of information / press releases made by the company. Recently however, the market has feasted on the positive news and I note that on Bloomberg there is story from the Dow Jones Newswire about Firestone being 'likely' to sign an agreement with BHP Billiton or De Beers this month to develop its Mopipi gem exploration project in Botswana, and that talks are at an 'advanced stage'.
Firestone is capitalised at only around 19m, so therefore, considering all its exploration projects with the big boys looking over their shoulder, together with its current profitable mining activities, the share look very attractive.
Andy
- 20 Jul 2004 10:23
- 16 of 18
Wow, up 5p!
No news as of yet, something must be up for such a quick jump?
hobbst
- 23 Jul 2004 14:46
- 17 of 18
This is beginning to look sexy - a institutional placing announced today of 2.188m shares at 64p ..... and the shares leap to 74p. Defies logic but who cares !!
Andy
- 25 Jul 2004 00:57
- 18 of 18
hobbst,
I don't!
It looksas though Firestone is being re-rated now, at long last!
I expect the price to continue to increase!