ALUA Aluar Aluminio Argentino

[calmo]

Si sale en 3/4 del triangulo y gana volumen 1650% de objetivo para mi, puede fallar.

[deportado]

No es luz lo que le falta a 3M. Difçil reparta algo si a él no le interesa el minoritario. Por supuesto que si la empresa a pesar de poder hacerlo, no proporciona dividendos, es evidente que el curro pasa por otra parte porque a todo el clan dinero no ,le falta sino que les sobra. Por esa razón no compraré jamás Pampa, la experienca que tuve con la OPA de Petrobrás me dejó muy en claro quiénes son estos MMMalandras.

Lo entiendo Napoleón recuerdo ese desgraciado momento yo estaba del otro lado.
Buen año

[Napoleón]

Esperemos que entre los vientos de libertad y las fuerzas del cielo pasen una ráfaga por pampa e ilumine al ruso 3m y una vez en la vida garpe algo

No es luz lo que le falta a 3M. Difçil reparta algo si a él no le interesa el minoritario. Por supuesto que si la empresa a pesar de poder hacerlo, no proporciona dividendos, es evidente que el curro pasa por otra parte porque a todo el clan dinero no ,le falta sino que les sobra. Por esa razón no compraré jamás Pampa, la experienca que tuve con la OPA de Petrobrás me dejó muy en claro quiénes son estos MMMalandras.

[deportado]

Esperemos que entre los vientos de libertad y las fuerzas del cielo pasen una ráfaga por pampa e ilumine al ruso 3m y una vez en la vida garpe algo

[davinci]

Con los vientos de Libertad que soplan desde Davos a ver si liberan los dividendos

[Itzae77]

la tienen controladita en u$ 0.81

[rojo]

Con los vientos de Libertad que soplan desde Davos a ver si liberan los dividendos

[pelusita17]

u$ 0.82 ahora

otra viuda de Aluar y Txar !!! seguimos llevando

[Itzae77]

u$ 0.82 ahora

[uhhhh]

uhhhh disculpas no adverti la fecha del articulo sorry puede pasar pero hay metidos que con tal de agredir hacen lo posible ...no por vos uhhh es por otros que pintan.

No no, es q preguntaba en serio, sin ironías. A veces noticias viejas sirven también, buena parte de lo q dice la nota se dio, asique en su momento fue una nota para tener en cuenta. Saludos!

[jose enrique]

Hola jose, no es muy viejo esto para ser relevante hoy?

uhhhh disculpas no adverti la fecha del articulo sorry puede pasar pero hay metidos que con tal de agredir hacen lo posible ...no por vos uhhh es por otros que pintan.

[davinci]

Hola jose, no es muy viejo esto para ser relevante hoy?

y que esperabas de jose??

[uhhhh]

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Angela Barnes
Angela Barnes·Reporter
June 12, 2023
In this article:

EDV.L
-1.84%


EDVMF
-1.29%


FNLPF
-4.99%


ANFGF
-1.59%


AAUKF
-3.61%


NGLOY
-4.01%


RIO
-1.55%


RTNTF
-2.18%


RTPPF
0.00%


^FTSE
-0.48%


ALI=F
-0.31%


GC=F
+0.07%


NEM
-4.33%


HG=F
+0.05%


FTSE: Aerial view of open pit iron ore and heavy mining equipment. Photo: Getty.
Fears over the possibility of a global slowdown have weighed heavily on mining stocks on FTSE 100. Photo: Getty (Anton Petrus via Getty Images)
A handful of mining stocks were at the bottom of the FTSE 100 index on Monday as concerns over the prospect of a global economic slowdown continued to weigh on the minds of investors.

Anglo American (AAL.L), Antofagasta (ANTO.L), Fresnillo (FRES.L), Rio Tinto (RIO.L) and Endeavour Mining (EDV.L) were among the companies at the bottom of the basket, at the time of writing, as metal prices remained under pressure due to demand fears.

“A stronger dollar, weakening global manufacturing activity and a weaker-than-expected economic recovery in China have weighed on metals commodities lately, as well as on mining stocks,” Piero Cingari, independent macro analyst, told Yahoo Finance.

“Despite that I’m optimistic about gold miners for the second half of the year. There are many players (one is Newmont (NEM)) trading at heavily discounted valuations compared to the current price of gold. I think the market is awaiting the results of this quarter before reversing the trend,” he added.

Cingari also said he’s “slightly less bullish on copper miners” until there’s more policy stimulus to be seen in China.

Read more: Trending tickers: Glencore | Novartis | Frasers | UBS

Anglo American plc (AAL.L)View quote details
LSE - Delayed Quote (GBp)
1,792.20-32.60(-1.79%)
At close:5:06PM GMT

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Metal prices outlook
The latest slump in mining stocks comes after the World Bank recently projected metal prices to fall by 8% in 2023, and a further 3% in 2024.

It also highlighted in its recent commodities report that the first quarter of this year reflected optimism on a strong China recovery with the bank’s metals and minerals price index rising 10%.

However, it noted how that sentiment changed and most prices receded from their January highs by the end of the quarter.

Hola jose, no es muy viejo esto para ser relevante hoy?

[jose enrique]

¿+1
Angela Barnes
Angela Barnes·Reporter
June 12, 2023
In this article:

EDV.L
-1.84%


EDVMF
-1.29%


FNLPF
-4.99%


ANFGF
-1.59%


AAUKF
-3.61%


NGLOY
-4.01%


RIO
-1.55%


RTNTF
-2.18%


RTPPF
0.00%


^FTSE
-0.48%


ALI=F
-0.31%


GC=F
+0.07%


NEM
-4.33%


HG=F
+0.05%


FTSE: Aerial view of open pit iron ore and heavy mining equipment. Photo: Getty.
Fears over the possibility of a global slowdown have weighed heavily on mining stocks on FTSE 100. Photo: Getty (Anton Petrus via Getty Images)
A handful of mining stocks were at the bottom of the FTSE 100 index on Monday as concerns over the prospect of a global economic slowdown continued to weigh on the minds of investors.

Anglo American (AAL.L), Antofagasta (ANTO.L), Fresnillo (FRES.L), Rio Tinto (RIO.L) and Endeavour Mining (EDV.L) were among the companies at the bottom of the basket, at the time of writing, as metal prices remained under pressure due to demand fears.

“A stronger dollar, weakening global manufacturing activity and a weaker-than-expected economic recovery in China have weighed on metals commodities lately, as well as on mining stocks,” Piero Cingari, independent macro analyst, told Yahoo Finance.

“Despite that I’m optimistic about gold miners for the second half of the year. There are many players (one is Newmont (NEM)) trading at heavily discounted valuations compared to the current price of gold. I think the market is awaiting the results of this quarter before reversing the trend,” he added.

Cingari also said he’s “slightly less bullish on copper miners” until there’s more policy stimulus to be seen in China.

Read more: Trending tickers: Glencore | Novartis | Frasers | UBS

Anglo American plc (AAL.L)View quote details
LSE - Delayed Quote (GBp)
1,792.20-32.60(-1.79%)
At close:5:06PM GMT

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Metal prices outlook
The latest slump in mining stocks comes after the World Bank recently projected metal prices to fall by 8% in 2023, and a further 3% in 2024.

It also highlighted in its recent commodities report that the first quarter of this year reflected optimism on a strong China recovery with the bank’s metals and minerals price index rising 10%.

However, it noted how that sentiment changed and most prices receded from their January highs by the end of the quarter.

[jose enrique]

¿+1
Angela Barnes
Angela Barnes·Reporter
June 12, 2023
In this article:

EDV.L
-1.84%


EDVMF
-1.29%


FNLPF
-4.99%


ANFGF
-1.59%


AAUKF
-3.61%


NGLOY
-4.01%


RIO
-1.55%


RTNTF
-2.18%


RTPPF
0.00%


^FTSE
-0.48%


ALI=F
-0.31%


GC=F
+0.07%


NEM
-4.33%


HG=F
+0.05%


FTSE: Aerial view of open pit iron ore and heavy mining equipment. Photo: Getty.
Fears over the possibility of a global slowdown have weighed heavily on mining stocks on FTSE 100. Photo: Getty (Anton Petrus via Getty Images)
A handful of mining stocks were at the bottom of the FTSE 100 index on Monday as concerns over the prospect of a global economic slowdown continued to weigh on the minds of investors.

Anglo American (AAL.L), Antofagasta (ANTO.L), Fresnillo (FRES.L), Rio Tinto (RIO.L) and Endeavour Mining (EDV.L) were among the companies at the bottom of the basket, at the time of writing, as metal prices remained under pressure due to demand fears.

“A stronger dollar, weakening global manufacturing activity and a weaker-than-expected economic recovery in China have weighed on metals commodities lately, as well as on mining stocks,” Piero Cingari, independent macro analyst, told Yahoo Finance.

“Despite that I’m optimistic about gold miners for the second half of the year. There are many players (one is Newmont (NEM)) trading at heavily discounted valuations compared to the current price of gold. I think the market is awaiting the results of this quarter before reversing the trend,” he added.

Cingari also said he’s “slightly less bullish on copper miners” until there’s more policy stimulus to be seen in China.

Read more: Trending tickers: Glencore | Novartis | Frasers | UBS

Anglo American plc (AAL.L)View quote details
LSE - Delayed Quote (GBp)
1,792.20-32.60(-1.79%)
At close:5:06PM GMT

Add to watchlist
1D5D1M6MYTD1Y5YMaxFull screen
Metal prices outlook
The latest slump in mining stocks comes after the World Bank recently projected metal prices to fall by 8% in 2023, and a further 3% in 2024.

It also highlighted in its recent commodities report that the first quarter of this year reflected optimism on a strong China recovery with the bank’s metals and minerals price index rising 10%.

However, it noted how that sentiment changed and most prices receded from their January highs by the end of the quarter.