armagain
27 Oct 2017
Re: xlm ref for charlie51 [link]
oldjoe1
27 Oct 2017
XLM Media CHART BREAKOUT And Cheap.. XLM XLM Media, Now broken out and cheap imo for a digital med comp. Forward P/E to 2018 15.08, very cheap. Huge director buys recently. check😎👍
charlie51
26 Oct 2017
Re: Looking for new all-time highs Thanks. Dividend now arrived in my Killik account. I appreciate I may have 'banged on' about this, but make no apologies. Ory's management and vision is superb, he is also well supported in other areas (but not crucially his CFO) by his executive team. The non executive element are also conspicuous by their absence in aspects of governance - as indeed are the brokers. This could be a wonderful company, but the current PE reflects fully investors concerns ....and therein lies the opportunity. Still a strong buy for the adventurous.
gretel
26 Oct 2017
4 US states to intro online gambling? No fewer than four US states - including Pennsylvania - are looking to legalise online gambling this year:[link] States Are Making A Late Push To Legalize Online GamblingSteve Ruddock, October 23, 2017 12:38 PDTState legislatures making last-ditch attempts to pass online gambling bills is becoming a yearly tradition.Last year, Pennsylvania and Michigan kept us on the edges of our seats right through Christmas, and this year iGaming legislation is making a late push in no less than four states.In addition to Pennsylvania and Michigan, you can add Illinois and New Hampshire to this year’s watch list. Here’s where each state stands going into the last full week of October. etc"
Bowman
26 Oct 2017
Re: Looking for new all-time highs Well, let us be optimistic. "Today" referred to the 25th, so post should arrive by 27th if we are lucky, which is a Friday. Cheque deposited on the 27th, would mean funds being credited to the Stockbroker's account by say Wednesday/Thursday next week. Another day for internal processing results in monies being credited to the Shareholder by Thursday/Friday next week."Surely, we are not going to see cheques through the post? " I guess if you hold the share directly, then yes, however if held in a nominee type account then the Stockbroker would receive the cheque. I have previously queried and occasional late dividend payment with my Stockbroker, and the usual reply has been that they have received the payment by cheque and are waiting for it to be cleared.
