Two stocks, two super-massive spreads Well, one stock I'm in, and this stock I'm watching.Two super-massive spreads. Hardly worth investing when your paper value goes down over 10% the instant you buy!
Re: Results + thought I think you're right that this broad shift helps AGR but not sure if the change in customer (Labour want acutes to own more out-of-hospital services) might have an effect.
Can MCP go lower?? The last discussion, dec 2013, almost a year ago and the price was ranging around 4.5p ........ since when it has slipped and slipped to current price 1.08pence. I've been watching MCP for some years and tend to use this chart as an insight into the real US economy...
Re: PAG Results beat consensus Broker Figure... IC TIP UPDATES:Buy to let specialist and Simon Thompson recommendation Paragon Group of Companies (PAG) has issued a strong set of full year results reflecting ongoing buoyant trading conditions. Pre-tax profits rose by 17.2 per cent to £122.8m, allowing management to increase the dividend by 25 per cent to 9p a share. Buy to let completions in the year rose by 82.5 per cent and the forward order book is up 79 per cent to £415m. During the period the group also launching its own banking products and attracted £60.1m in deposits between June and September.
*Big* ruby find you may not have seen this ... hasn't come through on the news feed:[link] awesome & bodes very well for the ruby auction.
NEW ARTICLE: Chemring causes major divide in City "Flares and countermeasures expert LSE:CHG:Chemring did what was expected of it during the second-half, so will meet full-year expectations. Selling its European ammunition business repaired the balance sheet, too, and the share price has ..."[link]
Key info ISIN AU000000FTE4 Symbol FTE.GB MiFID Status MTF Please see Primary Market for more information. Latest Trades 25/11/2014 12:48 2,663,562 @ 0.12 25/11/2014 12:10 828,376 @ 0.12 25/11/2014 11:44 1,000,000 @ 0.12 25/11/2014 11:40 72,920 @ 0.12
20p Here it comes any day now
Overname Mecom verstoort concurrentie niet [link] acquisition of the British media company Mecom by De Persgroep has no major effect on competition between newspapers.That says Hans Vedder, Professor of Economic Law at the University of Groningen.'' Two markets play a role in the acquisition, namely the readers and the advertising market, '' said Vedder. '' The acquisition involves mainly regional newspapers. It is important that readers can choose, but regionally there is not much choice. That they fall into the hands of one player, gets not much. ''Or competition watchdog Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) or not going to intervene, Vedder late in the middle. "" Where does not matter for the acquisition readers, maybe it does have implications for advertisers. If they have to deal with price increases ACM can then intervene, '' says the economist.De Persgroep had in 2013 a share of 23.8 percent in the newspaper market. That share will grow by acquiring 47.7 percent.repelThe biggest player is still Telegraph Media Group with a share of 35.7 percent. According to figures from the Media Commission and the Institute for Media Auditing (HOI).A spokeswoman for the ACM announced that the acquisition as a standard anyway is also investigated. In 2009, the NMa took hold, the predecessor of the ACM, when De Persgroep PCM. Back then it was Belgian media group NRC Handelsblad and nrc.next shedding after the sale.
NEW ARTICLE: Is Concha PLC A Buy After Today’s Declines? "With a market cap of only £55m at time of writing, Concha (LSE:CHA) sits under the radar of most investors. However, the company is one of AIM's best performers this year, as year-to-date the Concha's shares have jumped more than 2,000%. Still, ..."[link]
*yawn* very predictable! As promised, here's the slide, sub 10p coming!Sammie? £1.00 by Christmas? ROFL you are so out of touch with reality, it'll be more like 9p by Christmas!
might as well wait til .52
Re: SOUND FACTS spike501"however it provides a benchmark for where offers will likely be - it is a buyers market." END. This is nonsense.Lets say Tullow is worth circa £4.5bln at today's cap. So you are telling me that if someone offered £4.5bln for Tullow today in a public offer that this then represents a benchmark and is where future offers are likely to be?It's tosh.Just because some tables a stupid low bid, does not make it a benchmark. It makes it a bid that will be forgotten in a few weeks time.The Antrim board may not be around in the next 6 months. What happens if Kosmos farm out a slice of their 75% for XX value in the coming months?Suddenly AEY have a benchmark to work with when discussing with other parties etc.If the seismics cost around $60mln and Antrim cost a free carry on those, then you can see what 25% of 1.1bln resources is likely to be worth. More than $60mln for starters.25% of $60mln is $18mln. Antrim may well farm out 20% of Skellig for a free carry on the drill or drills and even get back $5mln in cash. The decommissioning costs are in 2016 which is years away especially in this market.The only benchmark worth noting is what Kosmos manage to deliver on Skellig farm out.No wonder SOU have gone direct to public offer as they know the bod's at Antrim would not even entertain such a woeful deal. The sp barely moved not because the market thought there would not be any counter offers - but because the market thought the offer was a non starter and would be going no where.Antrim can be bought for tax losses on the basis that the bulk of their business has £10mln in cash and Skellig opportunity.It's not just a tax loss shell. Furthermore, whilst FYNE is economically a non starter for AEY - it may well be a goer for a partner with deeper pockets. So that's another major asset there for the taking - whether it work or not is down to the acquirer. But the tax losses make it a no brainer for some producers.HUB
Re: Sell 1p any advice should be backed up with some reasons ,otherwise the advice is meaningless .DYOR
Re: Toped up. It could be, wait and see what the next RNS states. Good luck.
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