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Got the itchy finger today and added a few. Probably wish I hadn't, since I didn't have access to the idsx and now I see the pattern of offloading is still holding strong. I'm hoping the mm's will be able to continue keep it in this range for the duration. For anybody who thinks technicals on low volumes are relevant to aim shares, the MACD line is about to upwards cross the signal line, whilst we've had hammers two days in succession albeit on decreasing volume.
A potential merger between Dixons and Carphone Warehouse is likely to face an investigation by Britain’s competition authorities, analysts have warned. The electrical retailers confirmed on Monday that they are in early talks about creating a company that would be worth almost £4bn and have more than 1,200 shops in the UK. However, Freddie George, analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald, warned that any merger is likely to be referred to the Competition Commission “in view of the convergence of the technologies and the service dominance of the two businesses even though there is limited overlap in the categories”. If the companies do agree a merger then the tie-up could be the first major deal to be explored by Britain’s Competition & Markets Authority, which is replacing the Office of Fair Trading and the Competition Commission in April. Critics have complained that the existing system for examining deals is too slow. A deal between drinks makers AG Barr and Britvic was scuppered last year after the OFT referred the tie-up to the Competition Commission. Shares in Dixons rose by 2pc on Tuesday as investors continued to digest the potential merger, while Carphone Warehouse shares slid 1.5pc. Mr George said: “Synergies will arise from better buying terms from suppliers and head office cost reduction but we see less opportunity for property savings.” Kate Calvert, analyst at Investec, said the merger is “strategically logical”. She added: “A merger is strategically logical in our view. Both businesses are industry leaders in their fields and the way technology is developing and converging, both are increasingly looking at connective services as a potentially lucrative revenue stream in the future. “Dixons has talked about services as a developing revenue stream and Carphone has its Connected World concept and recently announced a collaboration with Samsung Services to open 60 stand-alone experience stores.”
Scotland on Sunday has tipper quindell TODAY as the only share under share watch. Heading states .... Quindell motoring along nicely ....BUT THE BEST IS STILL TO COME Fantastic coverage Pg 45 of today's edition. You can confirm without subscribing to online edition here. www.pressreader.com/uk/Scotland-on-Sunday The paper is locked but I managed to read the article on ipad scroll across to page 45 bottom right corner
Excellent product, just need to start shifting it now and compete with the Medtronics/Cook's that have more signifficant marketing power. HopeLMT can pull this off, soon. GLA.
Sevilla | Mining The Board ensures that the new mining contest will respond to business demand Sanchez Maldonado · EFE Drafting 05/12/2013 21:23 1 2 3 4 5 The Minister of economy, innovation and employment, science, José Sánchez Maldonado, said this Thursday in Parliament that the new mining contest for the province of Huelva, organised by the Andalusian Government will allow a reorganization of the mining sites and respond to business demand in this area. Sanchez Maldonado explained that this call provides research companies a total of 90 rights across 33,500 hectares and would involve a total of 31 municipalities, "some with tradition in the field of metal mining, as Riotinto, Nerva Almonaster and others, like Almonte or Bonares, with significant resources of another nature". Adviser pointed out that the Junta de Andalucía now convened in the first quarter of this year another mining competition focused specifically on metallic subsector, where a total of 130 rights became available to research companies. Through these competitions, he has said Sanchez Maldonado, the Government of the Board, within their competence, "guarantees the dynamism of the sector, promoting research and making possible new mining initiatives capable of generating employment and wealth". The contest now also includes rights expired in regions furthest from the Iberian pyrite belt, relative to other resources that also exist in Huelva as peat, ornamental rock sulphurous waters and quartz. According to Sánchez Maldonado, this new call answers to target double update the mining registry of Andalusia, "in line with the modernization established in the Pormian, to generate an increasingly competitive mining sector", and update each of these rights. In the same way, he explained, are invited "to provide a more effective reorganization of the mineral deposits, by the rise of the metal mining and to respond to a claim that the business sector has raised repeatedly". In addition, contest "affect directly in a greater and better understanding of Andalusian mining reality, which will serve to make decisions and plan administration and companies to estimate the economic possibilities of a particular deposit",
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Planning fourth frack. http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/120113/northcote-track-more-double-oil-production
stil lripping people off --- I saw a sale of 100k shares @ 1.1p when they were 1.3p bid on screen -- what is wrong with these people why are they so greedy and heartless ??
IMO
Northcote energy
-- dropepd the price -- TWO 1 million share Purchases at 3.75p
Great Market -- cheers fella's --- Never what to give anything away .....
Northcote energy
was playing silly buggers on friday --- and looks like it he's at it agin -- he's soaked up 7 or 8 BUYS now and not moved from the offer -- by rights hes hould be gone by now -- hoepfully wont be too long as someone just paid 4.65p over his 4.6 offer ...
Fairplay to you mate -- that's what Iwas indicating at yesterday with regard to a fair price -- the kind of research that you are doing will put you in the best palce to jusge that -- keep up the good work -- Here's to a positive day !!
my good musing mate this feso study has taken much longer than people expected! I know it comes in May, but after that they have to start thing moving VERY FAST! how many pages you recon it will be? 100, 500, 1000 pages!!? ;-) LOOL Her will come good, but for me everything will be decided after the feso, I either sell and move on , or stay right to the end game with you my good musing mate! GL
The days when the London Stock Exchange was a market for trading equities with a few ancillary services bolted on are long gone. The diversification brought about by Xavier Rolet, the Chief Executive, means that, in the final quarter of last year, capital markets accounted for less than a third of revenues of 208.9m pounds, which rose by 6 per cent. Analysts seized on an uptick in that income from flotations as a positive factor, but this remains at a low level, and the total number of companies quoted on the LSE's three equities markets is still in decline. The shares performed well last year, up by about 50 per cent since the start, and are at their highest level for nearly five years. A rating of 12.6 times consensus earnings for the year to end-March does not suggest much upside until the benefits of LCH are clearer, Tempus believes.
London Stock Exchange Group announced on Monday that it has shaken hands on a deal which will see it purchase a majority stake in LCH.Clearnet, but at a reduced price to that agreed back in April. The company will now purchase the stake at €15 a share, around four euros lower than previously agreed price. The two groups have agreed to extend the longstop date of the transaction until January 31st 2013 in order to finalise the detailed terms of a revised offer. LSE has provisionally agreed to make a revised offer for a majority stake of up to 60% of LCH.Clearnet comprising €14 per share in cash, which will be paid on completion of the transaction, plus a further one euro per share in cash paid at the end of September 2017 (replacing a previously announced one euro special dividend) which will be reduced as a result of any claims. The group said the offer price is based on an assumption of a €300m capital raise. In a statement LSE said: "Subject to completion of the transaction, LSE has agreed to participate in respect of its post transaction pro-rata share (expected to be approximately, but no more than, 60%) of the LCH.Clearnet capital raise, provided that continuing LCH.Clearnet shareholders commit to fund the balance of the capital raise."
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2012/12/24/lse-lch-idUKL5E8NO1P920121224
The Office of Fair Trading has approved the London Stock Exchange Group to acquire a majority stake in LCH.Clearnet, the derivatives trading house. Both LSEG and LCH.Clearnet have also received approval from the Portuguese Competition Authority for the acquisition. The transaction remains subject to other outstanding conditions including approval from the Financial Services Authority. Further to the announcement on September 28, LSEG and LCH.Clearnet remain in discussions regarding the implications of the new recommendations from the European Securities and Markets Authority and the European Banking Authority and potential changes to the commercial terms of the transaction.
London Stock Exchange Group: JP Morgan Cazenove reduces target price from 1000p to 886p, underweight rating reiterated.
In addition to the ACP, clearances have also been received from the Spanish competition authority, CNC. The competition authorities in the UK and Portugal are continuing to review the proposed transaction with decisions from the UK Office of Fair Trading and Portuguese competition authority expected before the end of 2012. The LSE also said that it continues to discuss how to deal with the possible need to provide increased capital for LCH.Clearnet.