Harmony Gm CO LTD

Is R26669 a fair price for Harmony given the gold price at the moment? I'm trying to understand if the 1.24% jump today means it's a good time to buy or if I should wait a bit?

HAR up nearly 4% today on gold strength, and this makes sense given the macro backdrop. Gold remains a hedge play as geopolitical uncertainty persists, but what really interests me is Harmony's expansion footprint across the continent. Their operations in Tanzania and other Afric

I've been trimming the HAR position on this 4.43% spike to R26,457, as gold equities at current valuations struggle to justify the capital allocation when considering a 50-year wealth horizon and the superior embedded value I'm finding in diversified commodity producers with stro

HAR down 1.70% today but this is just noise when you consider the rand weakness backdrop and gold edging higher on Fed uncertainty. Long-term holders know these dips are accumulation opportunities for a counter-cyclical asset that actually produces something of value.

HAR holding steady at R27605 with that modest 0.84% gain today, which makes sense given gold's current safe-haven appeal amid global uncertainty. The rand weakness we're seeing this quarter could be a tailwind for the mining majors, though I'm keeping an eye on electricity costs

HAR's modest 1.23% uptick reflects the broader gold complex strength, though with spot gold hovering near USD 2,050/oz and real yields compressing, deeper conviction buying should emerge if the yellow metal breaks through USD 2,080 resistance on sustained USD weakness.

Harmony down 3.08% today to R28109, but from a retirement portfolio perspective, the gold exposure remains strategically valuable as an inflation hedge and rand depreciation buffer, especially with gold prices holding firm globally. The question for me isn't the daily noise but w

HAR down 2.26% to R29.3k while AngloGold Ashanti holding firmer—Harmony's got the leverage to gold moves but seems to be feeling the weakness more today. Currency headwinds probably hammering the rand exposure harder.

HAR down 2% to R29,367 — gold strength isn't helping, which tells me the market's worried about their operational costs or dividend sustainability.

HAR down 0.73% at R29762 but that's noise—gold's been hammered globally and the rand weakness alone should be supporting margins here. Market's pricing in more pain than fundamentals warrant.

HAR up 6.31% to R31247 today — is this the rand weakness finally giving gold stocks some breathing room, or just a dead cat bounce before the next dip?

HAR jumping 6.31% to R31247 today - gold finally catching a bid or is this just another dead cat bounce before the rand weakens again?

HAR at R29392.00 — would you buy, hold or sell here? Genuinely curious.

Added HAR to the TFSA this month at R29392.00. 5-year view, not bothered by short-term noise.

HAR R29392.00 +4.5%. Clean price action.

Picked up some more Harmony Gold Mining (HAR) at R29392.00. Still think it's cheap here.

Picked up more HAR at R28118 this morning with that 2.32% pop - gold's doing work and the rand weakness is a tailwind we can't ignore right now.

HAR at R28118 up 2.32% today but the real question is whether this bounce holds when gold normalizes—the rand weakness is doing heavy lifting here and that's not sustainable forever. Long-term, they need to prove the cost curve actually improves because their margins get crushed

HAR up 2.32% to R28118 today but let's be real—gold stocks bounce on any Fed pause talk. Need to see if this holds above R28k or it's just another head fake.

HAR breaking through 28k on light volume - is this the real deal or just another dead cat bounce before it tests 26k again? Their cost inflation is brutal.