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Petition aimed at addressing the woeful inadequacy of the system that reports trades as either buys or sells. Worth signing IMO. If interested you know what to do . http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/64712
Stay well
lol Im retiring up the old wooden hill now with a smile. Good night sir
In Norway
just kiddin as for the closed-maybe they take the following Monday Can't help on that- France n Sweden are different Gotta admire anyone who does not wear a jacket like that simply for a bet
If you remember correctly, the words clive, poulton and clown were being mentioned on the same page. :-)
This is bread and butter to seasoned pros like sir lozan.
Do you know if the two epiphany bank holidays on the 5th and 6th (which are saturday and sunday) get taken on thursday and friday? The avanza board implied their market was closed all next week.
i know who you mean,repeats the posts every week on an empty board?... cant remember..lol..
And Tuesday Jan 1st Can see why you 2 have gone walkabout
This would suggest closed monday. Considering they suspended the shares in sweden a little while ago just before an rns was released it is a bit confusing. http://www.visitsweden.com/sweden/Sweden-Facts/Worth-knowing-about-Sweden/Public-holidays/
I thought they were also on a half day Monday? Not sure, maybe worth a post to Jacc. Can they release big news to one and not the other?
I only ask, as todays movement suggests news soon, but would they put out news if the aktie isn't open?
sorry to stray off topic here, but do you know if there is any trading on the aktie next week? Saw somewhere on avanza that it may be closed until the 7th.
I am a bit concerned about the 52 week high date shown for this share.
Top Director Sells Dairy Farm International Holdings Ltd. (Singapore) (DFI) Director name: Mr Ronald J Floto Amount sold: 184,500 @ $11.09 Value: $2,046,289
Dairy Farm International Holdings Ltd. (Singapore) (DFI) Director name: Mr Ronald J Floto Amount sold: 11,700 @ $11.46 Value: $134,064
r&crown 8pm
I have 5195 myself ,if you get time read the DOTD board (sift out all the chit chat for the nuggets of gold lol ) failing that Cam is always worth a look ;-)
Thanks Blushes .....................be careful ,its getting scary out there ,always live to fight another day ,eggs /baskets and all that .Hope alls good in Riddlerworld ;-)
Many a true word spoken in jest! eh stavros Thought bem would have bounced a bit today. Got to hope the chinese dont implode
Feck knows i am just a numpty ask someone clever like .......................????? Just be careful atm ok .The market will get a bounce but ,well you know what could come next .....................IMO DYOR and all that jazz ;-) p.s no they will all come over here and be given free homes ,handouts ,etc etc lol.....................
so what will actually become of the greeks? civil war?
You serious ?? Greece cannot form a government so expect elections within a month. We have come to the point where the bad news is out -the markets are telling us that Greece will likely leave the Eurozone and possibly the euro as their 10-year debt continues to trade at 27%. They may not pay out €436 million to creditors and keep it, fearing they will not get the next bailout tranche. Reneging on the obligation also would constitute a default triggering derivatives contracts and clauses requiring the settlement of other un-swapped bonds. Meantime the country has no government to make the choice. The country may run out of money by early July. The standoff has reignited concern that Greece will renege on pledges to cut spending as required by the terms of its two bailouts negotiated since May 2010. This blazes the trail for Spain to follow by asking, first, for a bailout. Portugal, Ireland, and potentially Italy are looking more and more each day like Greece. We're now looking at the worst possible scene. The Eurozone banking system would suffer tremendous losses and would initially suffer the blows of lost confidence. Again, we're seeing this now. The overall Eurozone has entered a mild recession that could get worse, but the same could apply to the U.S., travelling some distance behind, in a financial structure more capable of weathering such storms. The fiscal and political unity in the States is responsible for the current strength of the dollar; however, should the global debt situation worsen and there is a maturing of other major, U.S. problems, then the U.S. will follow Europe; before this happens, however, the emerging world will need to reach the point where it equals the financial world of the developed side of the globe. The Yuan going global would start the process. We would have to see a rapid expansion of the money supply in Europe as toxic national debt values shrank and needed a fresh injection of capital to replace lost value. We're on the brink of another chapter of this right now. While this would undermine confidence in the euro and the dollar, the reality that these currencies are the only available means of exchange will continue to ensure their use and control over the developed world. But the loss of confidence process would result in investors seeking to preserve the value of their wealth in gold and silver bullion even more than we have seen in the last few years. Many times we've discussed just how gold would be used to reinforce the current currency system and how that process would become reality. More importantly, the institutionalization of gold in an active role in the monetary system would become a reality. This would start in Europe, but the U.S. would dovetail into the developments as a cautionary reinforcing of its own monetary system too. Allegedely ;-)