If nothing else it might be educational, there was a lot of...

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    If nothing else it might be educational, there was a lot of chatter about FML restarting production in 2018 and here we are now in 2023 and FML share price has sunk as it looks like Shandong are finally ready to expropriate some gold out of the ground back to China, I'm sure that any long suffering FML shareholders will be the last to know.


    Since this thread was last used the big change has been the relative success of ASX-listed West African gold miners such as WAF, TIE and PDI and the inflationary and cost spiral of WA gold producers from the after-effects of Covid. I guess a lot of investors have looked at Australian ASX gold juniors and mid-tiers and seen their share prices depart from AUD gold prices, and I can say that I personally have been more active in the ASX listed but with operations overseas (West African nations and other mining jurisdictions such as South Africa, Canada etc).
 
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