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FLG aimforthesky
24 Nov 2014
High dividend replacement 3 weeks ago I bought these for my annuity portfolio ( a selection of 10 shares designed to pay a 5% dividend) what can I replace it with? Aviva will drag the payout below my target.
FITB 321zyx
24 Nov 2014
Early morning dip followed by a strong recovery..... Too many derampers wanting to get in at a lower price. This will easily double in share price from here. Hold on to your shares as there are not many of them around.
FITB 321zyx
24 Nov 2014
Tesco - REORDERS Asked Tescos yesterday with regards to availability and they said we will have some more available in a few days. They re-ordered when stock started running low.
AEY spike501
24 Nov 2014
Re: RNS Hub..."A sale at around 14p+ or 20p would be ideal."Yes it would have been ideal, however an offer at 400-600% premium to prevailing share price was always a fairy story. The offer on the table is 3.44p in shares. PIs never learn that the share price is far more relevant to the takeover than any fanciful valuations of the underlying asset.
AEY Vincentinvestor1
24 Nov 2014
offer Farewell then to this BB and to a company that repeatedly, ‘tho undoubtably slickly, trumpeted so much promise to its public until the very end whilst unambiguously failing to deliver.Goodbye Roman Emperor, pity you didn’t fall on your sword and return funds to we shareholders whilst there was still time. We’re all a little poorer (or indeed quite a lot …
Greer was either stupid or a calculated liar ......in my opinion Greer was just fraud and I hope one day he will be sentenced for having lied to everyone and this for many years!
AEY great bull
24 Nov 2014
Offer from sound oil See RNS
MWA Vincentinvestor1
24 Nov 2014
La Miba [link] french but basically its the rebirth of la miba in a close collaboration between MWA and DRCthis is such a fantastic news!for me 20% of la miba is worth more than 75% in BNC ( probably due to my Belgian background and my knwoledge about former Congo assets imo )la miba is worth nothing in MWA's books and in addition to the company's investments in shares in group undertakings like la miba valued at zero due to impairments,you will find well hidden in the companies books, loans to group undertakings totalling $80,708,300 as included in trade and other receivables whatd does this mean? like BNC bring it back to live , reverse impairments increase shareholders value and recup old loans to increase postive cash flowsthere's so much going on today with mwa, they have so many hidden gems in their accountsand nobody seems to care , nobody seems to know leaving MWA stock prices drifting in some dark fantasyland totally divorced from reality. For contrarian investors who like to buy their profits cheap to maximize their future returns, this anomaly has created an extraordinary buying opportunity. imo
FITB Chris44
23 Nov 2014
FITBUG AND REVO IT "Revo IT Asia is based in Hong Kong, specializes in distributing third-party Apple and mobile accessories to Apple resellers throughout Greater China and South East Asia regions. " revoIT have Fit Bug for sale .....distribute to Apple re sellers across China ( massive numbers) [link] Apple resellers ( massive )![link] I think it is pretty much time for the RNS to confirm what we all ready know?
FITB 3Dimensional
23 Nov 2014
Re: TESCO SOLD OUT!!!! Sainsburys have bundles of them, thats if you can get any of the staff to know what your on about and take you to the aisle there in Got to be a pound by chrimbo surely, I mean its gotta be going up every day now hasnt it.......hasnt it?3D
FITB 3Dimensional
23 Nov 2014
Do you honestly believe the MM and spreadbet companies would let everyone make loads od money on FITBUG Truth is, hardly anyone is actually long, the Market Makers are just frothing the SP up and down so as to make you all believe that this stock is the one thats going to make yall zillions But of course you all know that dont cha 
Up.....down..................sideways...............up a bit..........up a bit more..............oh oh down a lot...................sheet what just happened.............................arghhhhhh darn PLACINGS!!!!! Have fun round the table tomorow guys, and see who yall can suck in to the game Sleep well now 3D (camping outside Tescos for the morning delivery of FITBUG)
STG Newapple
23 Nov 2014
HH (Courtesy of EvilPlum (DOR) lseAccording to the last RNS they are still analysing three systems at HH, namely the: Kimmeridgian Clay Oxford Clay Liassic Shale They have only given us a TOC on the Kimmeridgian, which at over 5% is very good, and could be even higher, as that's just an initial estimate. The minimum concentration of organic-carbon content required for a source rock to become a source of commercial hydrocarbon accumulations is circa 0.5%, but it's not just about the source rock, as other factors also have to click into place, (reservoir rock, migration, seals, etc), for a commercial oil find to happen, unless you viewing shale itself as both a source and reservoir rock. The recent British Geological Survey report on Jurrasic shale in the Weald Basin, estimates the P50 to be 4.4 billion barrels, and our two licenses cover about 5% in terms of the Weald's total surface area. If we assume the catchment area for the HH drill site is a few sq miles, then the K results if commercial, would come in at circa 15 - 20 MBO. That assumes even distribution across the entire Weald Basin, which the BGS themselves admit isn't the case, because of the geology. As far as they can tell the commercial elements of the Jurassic shale oil tends to concentrate in specific pockets, and large areas are thought to be either immature or un-commercial. Generally speaking the thickness of the Kimmeridge Clay follows the pattern of the underlying Corallian Clay, with over 1,800 ft (550 m) deposited in the centre of the basin, thinning radially. The thickest well penetration is 1,864 ft (568 m) at Balcombe 1, and yes, that's the same Balcombe as mentioned in the RNS. It's impossible to tell from the information we have, if the K at HH is commercial, but with an initial TOC of over 5%, the game is certainly afoot. If the source rock is mature enough, (heated to >350°C in the dim and distant past), then there will be free flowing oil in the shale, (called shale oil), but if it wasn't then the kerogen in the shale would have to be retorted (i.e. heated) to extract it, (called oil shale). Given the oil shows and elevated mud gas readings whilst drilling the well, I lean towards the view that yes, I think we are about to announce a commercial oil discovery at HH within the K. If I'm wrong, and for any reason the K isn't commercial at HH, then we still have the two licenses to look elsewhere, and if it is, then we still have the two licenses to look elsewhere. The Portland results at both Brockham and HH, indicate that oil in the Portland within the two licenses will minimise risk as we develop them with new wells, and additional shale oil would reduce that risk further, as well as adding value, so the K results will help determine both how fast we can explore and exploit the two licences and what the eventual ROC will be. So, fingers and toes crossed, as the K results are now imminent.
7DIG coldascheese
23 Nov 2014
Re: Will.I.aM deal confirmed soon ? see more atwww.7digital.com
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