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maybe Roble didn't do so bad on their short after all? Or maybe they knew something we didn't. Shrewd move anyway.

SORRY SHOULD SAY £200 NOT £20

£20 BLOWS THE MIND DOESNT IT LOL

If it is 60 at the end of the year, the return is great.

be patient. stockmarket is for long term. Expect this around 50 half of august.

be patient. stockmarket is for long term. Expect this around 50 half of august.

Thanks Jester - I think we have all had enough for this week. Time to take a step back from it and wait out....

T66 and all - Discuss the market has stopped 'scraping' the posts from LSE and II - obviously got some issues today. There are plenty of posts on those other sites - the only posts you'll see here at the mo though are those that other DTM users make.

That is a cut & paste from the HL website - The board has gone unusually quiet

Track records are important; hence, investors may want to carefully consider the investment thesis behind Quindell. The firm specialises in handling motor and household claims for insurers and now works in some way, shape or form, with the majority of the top ten insurers. Judged solely on its numbers, the company is certainly impressive. On Monday it reported pre-tax profits for the year ended on December 31st of 107m pounds, for an increase of 202 per cent on the back of a 133 per cent surge in sales. The AIM-listed company now has a market capitalisation of over 2.25bn pounds after also acquiring more than 20 companies in the two and a half years since its debut on the market. However, chief Rob Terry has done this before. He transformed The Innovation Group into a business with revenues of £1bn a year. That venture ended in tears towards the end of the dot-com bubble despite its much vaunted revolutionary technology. Quindell has raised its guidance on new business to £2bn a year in three years' time. Despite the shares doubling in price since January they may still be worth a look if you believe Terry won't put in a repeat performance, The Times' Tempus wrote