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Peter Hambro Mining - Shares fall through stop-loss

February 2007

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  • Epic Code:
  • POG
  • Price:
  • 958p
Our latest recommendation on Peter Hambro (to introduce a stop-loss of 895p) was immediately triggered to the high volatility afflicting the stock. Fears that it would lose some of its mining licences, aggravated by the Russian Government’s savage treatment of Shell’s oil interests elsewhere, was the main reason for this and we have therefore sold them from our Trader Portfolio at 880p. The only consolation is that they subsequently rallied back over £10 but in truth this has been a disappointing end and is a poignant reminder of the political risks of doing business in the former Soviet Union. We are dropping update cover. ...

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