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LGO eagle51 26 Nov 2015

Re: SELL - QUICKLY It's ok - it can't have been taken down because of speculation, because the mention of the RNS was in another. I wonder what I said that was wrong - can you enlighten us, tmhh?

LGO eagle51 26 Nov 2015

Going up........... ........"in smoke"..........not flames.It's "going down in flames".Both are equally applicable. It was late (or early). Either way it's a sell.Just my opinion. DYORBit pathetic having my last post taken down because I speculated on news soon, tmhh. Anyone would think you were worried. If it wasn't you it's scary, because it might have been Neil or Dave.

LRE deepsleeves 26 Nov 2015

Re: share price dip Fall is overdone, down 88p as I type against a ex div fall that should be 63p for the 95c dividend.Looking back it seems that this exaggerated fall is actually the norm. Mar 13 down 90p on a 105c dividendDec 14 down 80p on a 120c dividendSold out yesterday at £7.68 net so feeling smug and will look to buy back early next weekDeep

CRE sharegardener 26 Nov 2015

CFO bought yesterday Maybe she was anticipating a drop in price but in any event took advantage of the dip! Perhaps a sign of confidence for the 2nd half of the year.SG

TCG Mister Ed 26 Nov 2015

Re: Quiet Dear Orchard. As a dispassionate observer of TCG, I looked back over your recent postings out of curiosity. Intolerant? Fascist? You are correct that few people appreciate those personality traits. Why not take a well earned rest from the board over the next few years while TCG recovers.Best wishes.Mr Ed.

QPP eagle51 26 Nov 2015

Re: Slater and Gordon "I'll probably add to my existing SGH holding if the price stabilises at around this level, spike"........[link] I didn't quite get around to it as it's off-putting to have to jump through so may hoops to buy on the ASX. I HAVE bothered now and have a buy order in at up to $1.10, which gives SGH a market value QPP could afford to buy it at with the change left over after repaying £417m to shareholders out of the £649m SGH paid QPP for the PSD last May.Madness. I can't believe Grech and SGH are another RT & QPP. Osborne's changes to soft tissue injury claims weren't that bad, nor were the accounting errors and nor was anything else. That's just as I see it and might be wrong. I'll pay for it if I am.Oh well.

ALD Callun 26 Nov 2015

Re: What The.. Equity research analysts at Deutsche Bank have downgraded their investment rating on challenger bank Aldermore Group (LON:ALD) to hold from buy after the UK government announced an increase in the stamp duty by 3 per cent for buy-to-let mortgages from April 2016.The City heavyweight said: "This change follows the amendment to tax relief for some individual BTL owners in the Summer Budget, and the provision of additional powers to the FPC over the BTL market, after a period of strong growth."Given this latest change, and that we cannot rule out further amendments in the future if regulatory / policy aims on BTL are not achieved, we have lowered our loan growth assumptions for Aldermore, impacting EPS forecasts."The broker has cut its target price to 267 pence per share from 330 pence.At 2:25pm: (LON:ALD) Aldermore Group share price was -11.65p at 233.35p---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -------Further downgrades....further SP fall. Considering the company only floated this year I am not impressed with such a U-turn by Deutche Bank. A part of their dowgrade is based on what the government might do next. The desireof both labour and the tories to make money from BTL was known before the float, so this should not have come as such a surprise.

PDL Shotry 26 Nov 2015

Re: Long Nothing is guaranteed, but I'm thinking it's likely we'll see 61. At which point I can decide whether to drop 2/3 of my holding at a 4p profit (no Stamp on this one). Agree completely about fumbling. Did it recently with a reasonably substantial short on DOM. Every single thing I did was just a little bit wrong. Eventually I closed as I felt I was getting a bit emotional about it. Decent loss. 24 hour later it would be a decent profit and 48 hours after that a very good profit. Sometiems things just don't work. Sometimes you just can't find your mojo baby

FRP Misty Creamybib 26 Nov 2015

Sell Off With you for the first two paragraphs.As for the third paragraph - I do contract work and I don't understand the relentless attack on legitimate businesses will to take risk; take work anywhere in the country; have no redundancy or holiday benefits; no access to to Job Seekers Allowance between contracts and pay PI cover.

KIBO goldie5 26 Nov 2015

the reducing share price over past weeks has coincided with a dreadful run on AIM. Anyone who holds a basket of aim commodity stocks will know what I am on about!

ZAM CornishTinker 26 Nov 2015

RNS - Sounds good to me So it looks like the company is doing all it should operationally and if the currency situation is resolved, and they seem to be doing what they can about that too, hopefully there is a gradual improvement from here. I am not though a finance expert so it would be interesting to hear what other holders of this stock are thinking.Although nursing a bit of a loss I feel more comfortable sitting on these now. Am I wrong?

FRP janebolacha 26 Nov 2015

Re: Sell Off "Personal injury lawyers were also hit by the Chancellor, who revealed he will limit unnecessary claims from road accidents in a bid to bring down the cost of motor insurance. The government is set to remove the right to general damages for minor injuries and increase the threshold for small claims to £5,000 to cover a greater volume of injuries in small claims court.'This will end the cycle in which responsible motorists pay higher premiums to cover false claims by others,' the Treasury said. 'It will remove over £1bn from the cost of providing motor insurance and the government expects the insurance industry to pass an average saving of £40-£50 per motor insurance policy on to consumers.'Osborne also announced the government would press on with a crackdown on 'personal services companies', a move which will have negative implications for contract lawyer services such as Addleshaw Goddard's Integrate, Pinsent Masons Vario and Allen & Overy's Peerpoint, as well as BLP's Lawyers on Demand. "- See more at: [link]

PLND weeneilly 26 Nov 2015

Re: Charity or money maker? oops. Should have readoundland looks more like a charity, in some ways, than a...

PLND weeneilly 26 Nov 2015

Re: Charity or money maker? Of course, across my portfolio, I don't want to lose money. However, I am happy to support a company which employs 10.020 people and provides really good value staple goods and treats in some of the most deprived communities in the UK. If I only get a small return, then I will view this investment in a different light to most of my others. Poundland looks like a charity, in some ways, than a profit making enterprise and it will continue to have my support.

PIC xgxg 26 Nov 2015

MM's Games Buys again 2:1 over SellsNasdaq closed so additional game playing by the MM'sIt appears that PAce shares are very thin on the ground so this pricing is doubly puzzling to say the least.Not many days left for all of us now............... ))))))))))))))))