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RE- to strikes and state of country.......

Altogether now...... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUeycsaEV60

As Jim Royal would say, ... altogether my arse

GPOR looks to be in fine fettle. Hot sector, recent broker upgrades, relative strength strong and solid results last time up.

On the chart looks a fine opportunity to get onboard the uptrend. On momentum just moved above 0 neutral and looking to hit the upper line or more and ride the uptrend from here.

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GPOR moving up slowly but surely.

LWB solid results excelent outlook statement.

LWB Low and Bonar.

Chart oscilator Disparity Index shows that at present the index has a upper reach of +10 and a lower reach of -3 with the index still some way to go to reach +10 an ideal time to get on board the uptrend.

Disparity index being top oscilator and below it the RSI. Strange the labels havent come out.

Pleased to be on board still with LWB, nicely spotted GF.

Gone long of DPLM, 52 week high lovely chart, still cheap on fundies and highly cash generative.

Gone long on POG again. Trading statement about 2 week off.

Hmm looks like a duff day so far. Can it get better?.

I went long on ULVR (as posted on the RB thread) yesterday on the assumption (hope) that the RB bid rumours were just that - so far so good.

Hmmm dont like high priced shares. Good luck skinny.

Goldfinger - I should have paired it with short RB (-64). Hey ho!

Evolution Securities highlights undervalued gold stocks
Tue 11:44 am by Kam Patel Broker Evolution reckons a number of gold stocks it covers are undervalued


The price of gold has been on the rise in recent months, thanks in large measure to the crisis in Greece and worries about the future of the eurozone. Yet, on the whole, gold stocks covered by Evolution Securities have been retreating, leading the broker to argue that a number of them are now significantly undervalued.

In a research note Evolution analysts Charles Kernot and Louise Collinge point out that at the beginning of April the gold price stood at US$1,430 per ounce, rising to US$1,500/oz by the end of June, and averaging US$1,510/oz for the period.

The performance of bullion, however, has not translated into the performance of gold stocks in general, with Kernot and Collinge estimating that gold plays in the Evolution universe have lost 16% of their value during this time.

Their disappointing performance is all the more notable when it is considered that although mining equities generally have suffered a correction on worries about Greece and eurozone, their retreat was broadly correlated to underlying commodity prices.

The disproportionate retreat by gold stocks strongly suggests to Kernot and Collinge that a number of sector players are now suffering from significant undervaluation.

Amongst gold stocks in the Evolution universe the analysts particularly like Petropavlovsk, Aureus Mining, Avocet Mining and Cluff Gold.

While many gold equities have underperformed the gold price recently, the analysts note that situation has been worse for Russia-focused Petropavlovsk (LON:POG), which has underperformed its peers since the second half of 2010. This was initially caused by the markets realisation that 2010 production targets did not look achievable.

While Petropavlovsk is on track to meet its 2011 production guidance, Evolution anticipates that full year production will be weighted towards the second half, and more specifically to the third quarter. We believe that once the market gets more comfort that this production target looks achievable, the shares will appreciate significantly, say the analysts.

As for Aureus Mining (LON:AUE), Evolution reckons the gold company has suffered from portfolio rebalancing in the wake of its split away from African Aura and despite some very positive announcements from the group.

We believe that this represents a buying opportunity given that this group is fully funded to completion of the definitive feasibility study for its New Liberty project in Liberia, say the analysts.

Avocet Mining (LON:AVM) shares, meanwhile, have suffered weakness on market jitters as to whether the sale of its South East Asian assets was going to proceed before the end of June.

The vast majority of the asset sale has actually been concluded. But while the shares have since appreciated, the stock is currently at around 213 pence versus Evolutions target price of 252p, indicating there is upside potential yet.

The analysts are also positive on Cluff Gold (LON:CLF). At 86pence per share, the analysts believe that Cluff Gold is significantly undervalued, as indicated by their 135p target price for the stock.

Kernot and Collinge note, furthermore, that their current target price for Cluff makes no assumptions on future exploration success. They believe such success could be particularly significant at both the Kalsaka mine in Burkina Faso and Baomahun project in Sierra Leone.

Investors will not have to wait long from key newsflow from Cluff, with drilling results due soon from both Kalsaka and Baomahun. The results of a feasibility study for Baomahun are also in the near-term pipeline.

On an additional note, the analysts also reiterated their buy recommendation for Kryso Resources (LON:KYS), with a 26p target price.

Kryso is pushing ahead with its plans to develop the Pakrut gold mine in Tajikistan and Evolution believes the start of production there will transform the group into a significant profit generator and further enable it to push ahead with the additional exploration of its licence areas.

Importantly, Kryso has a supportive major shareholder and a letter of intent from the Export Import Bank of China, which should cover the bulk of the capital costs of the mine.

The analysts say Kryso has worked hard over the past five or so years as it has pushed forwards with the exploration and development of the Pakrut, with the company having already outlined some 3.6Moz of gold for the project and considerable additional potential.

Studies so far suggest that a mine building up to ore production of about 720,000 tonnes/year would have an initial 14-year life and start producing at an average rate of about 82,000oz/year. While initial output will be at a higher level there is scope for expansion over time.~

Evolution believes Kryso represents a relatively low-risk entry opportunity into a new gold mine.


http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/30245/evolution-securities-highlights-undervalued-gold-stocks-30245.html

52 week breakout at XAR...........

Xaar tops targets 7/6/2011

Inkjet printing specialist Xaar said revenue in the first half was ahead of its expectations, being in excess of 31m (H1 2010: 23.8m, H2 2010; 30.9m).

Sales of Platform 3 ("P3") products (which are still capacity constrained), were stronger than expected due to both productivity gains and the impact of the early stages of the capacity ramp programme. The critical stages in the capacity ramp are still to be completed as planned during the second half of 2011 and first half of 2012. Platform 1 ("P1") revenues were below the board's expectations.

Manufacturing output and the P3 capacity expansion programme have been unaffected by the disaster in Japan earlier in the year.

The Group saidit continues to maintain a strong balance sheet with net cash at end-June of 20.6m (31st December 2010 - 22m, 30th June 2010 - 8.2m).

It is Xaar's intention to pay an interim dividend, details of which will be provided at the time of the announcement of the interim results.

The full results for the six months ended 30th June 2011 will be announced on 18th August 2011.

After 6 years with Xaar, Phil Eaves, Sales and Marketing Director, has announced his intention to retire in June 2012. A process has commenced to ensure his successor is in place during Q2 2012.

XAR chart....

A whopping 90 analysts say gold will hit at least $5,000/oz. Read their projections and rationales. http://t.co/WItGpp5

Thanks for the LWB nod gf, climbed onboard at 67p and it's looking a good'un.

nice 2,000,000 buy at 12.11 as well...

Daxglobal Gold miners fund (AUCO) vs. physical gold (PHAU) which is the green line. Illustrates that the miners have underperformed recently, while the trend in gold prices looks pretty solid. Obviously some miners have underperformed more than others for various reasons.

Yep excelent point jonuk and one Ive been discussing with a few big nobs. dave jones oF IG index. I pointed out medium producers highland, advocet, cluff, centamin, hadnt performed like in previous gold runs.

Nobody seems to have the answer. perhaphs it cos everyone is focosed on oilys these days. thats my theory.