http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegold.html

cheers GF.

I don't know about that. Gold is a copmmodity, and they are one of the sectors thought to benefit most from the revaluation of the yuan. Having said that,it has fallen back sharply today.(the gold price that is.)

All the same POG doing very nicely thank you..

just bought back in at 1258 as possibly bouncing off 25 dma

Which,as coincidence would have it,the days' high for the gold price!

your bounce cynic......tripped up.,.

It happens to the best of us old boy.

me more than most...lol

not hugely, and it's a company i like in a sector i like .... also bought back at a fair bit less than i sold

still in at 10.67p so remain in profit.

well you know me .... i tend to trade, though rarely on a day basis ..... i haven't bothered to look, but i too must be well in profit on this stock too

btw, that was a great ride down to b-on-a .... and very glad i didn't pay the bill at the harrow at little bedwyn - my m8 owed me as i paid for 4 of us last time; we demolished that debt between the 2 of us - oink, oink!

Ah yes, couldn't make it...making hay whilst the sun shone.,.

From yesterdays' Telegraph
Evolution Securities slapped a "buy" rating on the stock.Charles Keriot,an analyst at Evolution,said:"We believe that Petropavlovsk is on track to start productionin the Kuranakh iron ore mine shortly and that the Malomir gold mine will also commence production in the second half.This should lead to a marked second half uplift in earnings."

Off topic, Goldfinger.

Whats your view on the reason for the fall of MML now that the oz mining tax , philippino politics and the recent dip in gold price can be discounted in my view. Which only leaves the delay in listing on the main market.

ps also eco concerns on expanding mining and anti weston terrorist groups

From this week's Shares Mag:
"When we tipped the gold producer at 11.97 (Plays, 1 Apr) we thought the company had turned a corner and was set to cast aside its reputation for missing production targets and disappointing investors. Last week's trading update (22 Jul) would initially suggest Petropavlovsk (POG) has slipped back in to bad habits, since first-half gold production was lower than market expectations at 166,300 ounces. The 2.1 billion cap subsequently lowered its full-year estimate to the bottom end of its previously forecast range of 670,000 to 760,000 ounces. We remain buyers of the stock since value has yet to be realised in its iron ore assets although we may look to lock in profits on any gold price-related rally. The company believes it will meet the full-year target but there is little room for error. Its third mine, Malomir, should start production next month. The Indian gold-buying season is almost upon us and rising precious metal prices could help to make up for reduced production volumes in order to meet profit forecasts."

Hello Harry
Unfortunately,the stock has fallen a further 90 pence in the past week. There are ,it seems, other factors entering into the equation and the trend line has been broken. If you look at the PE , however,I expect that POG is easily the lowest in the sector. This alone should suggest a big rebound is on the cards.

Just got a positive write up in the Daily Express

http://www.express.co.uk/money/view/193300/Peter-Hambro-still-has-Midas-touch

POG seems to have broken out of their nosedive- up 75 points this week so far.
They must represent the best value in the sector(or close to it at any rate)

Black Rock have increased their holding in POG to over 16%.

I wish I could figure out what is going on with POG --up and down like a yoyo (51 points today,though the trades suggest a positive bias)

and broker recommendation,,,, buy buy buy