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LAD gamesinvestor 08 Oct 2015

New Marketing Man [link] William Hill and TelegraphGames

ATC etadelete 08 Oct 2015

2nd rns Mid price Sell Buy0.17 +0.03 0.15 0.19going to be good day folks.

INDV Flank 08 Oct 2015

Re: OOPS! From the FT yesterday:[link] the maker of opiate addiction medicine, faded 7.5 per cent to 216.9p. Generic drugmakers are due next month to begin a legal challenge of Indivior’s formulation patents for its Suboxone film, which provides more than three quarters of group revenues."

TCM southernstar 08 Oct 2015

RNS x2 Sounds like dividends are on the way; also another excellent contract win with smart meters for Holland.

ALK mexicoman 08 Oct 2015

Re: Number of shares in issue Put me down for 18996

EMED Small Holding 08 Oct 2015

ICSG predicts copper deficit in 2016 [link] outlook may be rosier than you thought: Andy Home(The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.)Andy HomeOct 7 (Reuters) - German copper producer Aurubis has just rung the bell on the start of the "mating season", the annual negotiation of term contracts for shipments in the following year.It has announced it will be reducing its copper cathode premium from $110 per tonne over LME cash metal this year to $92 next year.Aurubis' preemptive move will raise expectations of a similar-sized reduction in the annual premium from Chile's Codelco, the world's largest producer. Its European premium has been higher than that of Aurubis in both 2014 and 2015 at $112 per tonne.The case for cutting copper premiums seems obvious.Everyone's worried about the state of demand, particularly in China, which accounts for around 45 percent of global copper usage. The price itself looks wobbly. Currently trading around $5,250 per tonne, basis LME three-month metal, it is already down by around 16 percent so far this year with plenty of bears calling for lower prices still.But copper has a habit of confounding the consensus view and Aurubis may have wished it had stayed its hand until it saw the latest forecasts from the International Copper Study Group (ICSG).The group has slashed its April forecast for a 364,000-tonne surplus this year to just 41,000 tonnes. And rather than expecting another 228,000-tonne surplus next year, it is now projecting a 127,000-tonne supply deficit.ALL CHANGESo what's changed since the ICSG last met in April?Well, pretty much everything, it seems. Or as the group puts it, "the revisions reflect substantial changes in market conditions since April 2015."The slowdown in China is folded into a major downwards revision of the ICSG's estimate of global demand this year from growth of 0.6 percent to a 1.2-percent contraction."Apparent usage" is expected to be flat in China. "Apparent usage" is a calculation based on Chinese production, changes in visible stocks and net imports.Real usage is a different thing altogether and one that is extremely hard to calculate. But the ICSG notes that "underlying 'real' demand growth in China is estimated by others at around 3-4 percent", down from a figure of 4.5-5.0 percent used back in April.The implication is that the gap between "apparent" and real usage will be filled by drawdowns of non-reported stocks, such as those in bonded warehouses in port cities such as Shanghai.As for next year the ICSG has trimmed only very marginally its assessment of global usage, including "apparent usage" in China, to 3.0 percent from 3.1 percent in April.SUPPLY CRASHQuite evidently, if the ICSG has reduced its 2015 surplus forecast and its usage forecast, something big must have changed on the supply side of the equation.And it has. But not, maybe, in the obvious way.The group has cut its growth forecast for mined production this year to just 1.2 percent from its April forecast of 4.4 percent and for next year to 4.2 percent from 5.1 percent.So far, so uncontroversial.Copper mine supply has been something of a car crash this year.Major producers such as BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto came out with significant reductions in production guidance at the start of the year.Since then there has been a long, long list of unforeseen supply hits ranging from labour unrest in Chile, through bad weather just about everywhere and chronic power shortages in key African producing countries such as Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).More significantly for refined metal market balance, though, is the cut the ICSG has made to its refined metal production forecast. This is now expected to grow by just 0.8 percent this year, compared with 7.0 percent last year and an April forecas

MONI dotlink 08 Oct 2015

fill your boots the sp is going to double 2morrow and why the rest of the directors not buying?

ENEG kmack46 07 Oct 2015

Hello videogone You r so funny

INFI Speculator 73 07 Oct 2015

-6.5% that hurt!!!! Ouch There is no news I have come across .... Just the 8.3's and 8.5's .... Anyone else heard anything?

CWR forwardloop 07 Oct 2015

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CRX up protherics 07 Oct 2015

Re: Buy Lets hope the re-rating happens soon carefully.. Personally I have held this nearly a decade.. No one lives for ever..In hindsight it is a probably a stock to sell up and invest in once the loan notes are near their end.Also have you any idea as to how many of the convertables have been converted so fa

NCYF Krayl 07 Oct 2015

Re: Anything else like NCYF? On my first pass through the list I picked out CNKS (which I hold, having bought at a higher price), ECM, MXF and PHNX.And some interesting ones for further research: GLEN, JDT (speculation - not one for this portfolio), JRIC, PEY, POLR

INL poolestudio 07 Oct 2015

Re: Puzzled Hi PuzzledI am not sure whether you are for real or a wind-up. The zero dividend shares are just a means of raising money without recourse to the banksters. They offer a fixed return to anyone who buys them but have no effect whatever on the price of the ordinary shares.

AFR baroo123 07 Oct 2015

Re: Hi 3DThank for bit Comfort the guy said unlikely I don't know how he is assumed that, As I can't understand that company assets are not sold yet, but he is happy to tell me that I have lost my money.Idve and 3D please email me ur contact details guy's would be nice to have chat.Thanks

FOGL Originofquake1 07 Oct 2015

Humpy 's F1,F2, F3 ancient lakes are all containing of fresh water organic material , the precursor of oil Plankton dropped in a no oxygen confinement area from 120 million years to 90 million years ago. 30 million years a 3+ delta fan lake settlements. Why? The "Graben" down slope of a150 million years ago separation of Africa and South America is pure Nonsence! The volcanic axis , uplift Patagonia area "the Austral line of volcanoes and calderas are thr start of the Scotia Sea structure pushed east. The Caribbean Sea has a similar axis of volcanoes at the 19 -21 latitude line. The bay of Campeche oil may be a mirror image of the Diomedia fan complex!