Thanks Dirk D Is this how it works ?
Easylsm, no one on LSE can see your posts if you post here. You need to post on the LSE forum!
Labour / SNP may or may not happen and many businesses did very well under the last Labour Govmt until the banks screwed us all
Re: sp stability >>>bank any profits..reverse play..SELL(660).<<<Whys that then you been on the plonk....I might celebrate later..sitting on weak supp here..poss £4 here next year...carefu
dyneover59 - Please explain your validated sources for Take over as just to put that up is a concern. Thanks
Re: AIM Delisting There is an article in Shares magazine which points out that tungsten prices (as with most commodities) have been falling recently, As a result it suggests that the price may well fall further. It quotes some current spot prices for AMT in the low 300'sThe Company has been suggesting that by the time they get their production going in H2 2015 the supply demand balance will be changing and prices will be firmer. Maybe this will be the case. However I would not be surprised to see further drops in the price in the short term and maybe more share price weakness.
Re: P.G. Yes . I do not pretend to understand the cancellation of the Foum Assaka royalty agreement . Has anyone any ideas ? Regards. P
news : thanks for the update oh dear doesnt sound good
Re: Ukraine >>>approaching new lows...this is lookin bad..lowered £3 target to 281..<<<gonna give meself a BANG ON!!....its hit my diagonals here.290....but fancy better less risky energy plays..good luck thruxie..
NAV Advise pleaseMurray report there NAV under four headings, which one should or is tradittionally used to compare the discount or premium to current pric
Challenges on revenue Knight Frank have announced that they are not renewing their membership to Zoopla, favouring Rightmove. They will add great prestige to the content of the new challenger website On the Market, being set up by estate agents to challenge the duopoly. Remember this is how Rightmove started originally. Investors need to be aware of the reasons for the decision, which is a big worry about how the agents who pay the susbscriptions see the value Zoopla brings...not enough leads! The comment from Knight Frank After consideration of the data available to us, we noted that Rightmove generates considerably more referrals to our website than its sole rival in the existing market, Zoopla"Why this is significant is Knight Frank are heavily biased towards London and the south east. Historically, for agents looking at Zoopla, the main attraction was Primelocation (one of their brands) which has a big following in London. The 2 big groups to pull from Rightmove are both heavily exposed to London, yet they still walked. There are up 25 other big agents to announce their decision between now and the end of the year, as On The market launches on 26 January. The attraction for agents is lower subscription fees and it is a non profit business, proceeds will be ploughed back into marketing. So in the beginning this is a David vs Goliath, and we know how that ended. Just be aware of the risks and the analysts views about the building revenue and target prices for Zoopla, are they deliverable?
viz, I got fat fingers...so lets try again when this beauty awaits and the dream comes true, you will see this rocket and just don't miss out. have a good weekend all
Viz, good move if you got 0.22 when this sleeping beauty awakes and the dream has come
too high in my opinion Much lower to go as everything looks weak.I expect sub 400p in 2015tiger
Why are we being squeezed out? This announcement raises a lot of questions, the obvious one being why? Why is the Pakistani government trying to take our only asset of us? Are they trying to do a deal directly with the Chinese and squeeze us out? How will this look to other companies who are considering investing in Pakistan? Their policy seems to be get the foreigners in to do the dirty work and then pull the mat from under them at the last possible moment.If the Pakistani Govt or Chinese want the Thar licence, then I for one would happily sell them my shares at a reasonable price. But to pull the licence is a very under hand way of getting our asset.Is there any hope of an appeal being successful in Pakistan, when it is a small British company versus the Government.I really hope there is and we can claw back some of our investment.
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