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Hello G A & R H,
i came to LSE about five years ago. Previuously, I got all the real time prices and a wide range info on Digital Look for free but they " improved" their web site and I found it hopeless so i switched to LSE and subscribed to the Premium Membership at 11.99 a month. At the moment my only investment in shares is with SGZ so i'm paying for something that doesn't really give me value for money. However, i will buy back into some other shares that I keep on my watchlist when i consider the time is right. When that might be is anyone's guess but I think there will be a sharp rebound on the stock market when the coronavirus pandemic has run it's course.
Best wishes from Cumbria where we currently have wall to wall blue skies and unlimited sunshine. Also gentle breezes blowing through the palm trees on the Solway Firth coast
Carliol
Thanks to Carliol, we now know why we don't see some trades, but despite putting off the optician, judging by the repetition in my last post, a visit to the doc. might be in order. LoL! With immaculate timing, I've just had a text from him asking me to have a routine blood test! Dooooh!
Good evening,
Carliol, thanks for sharing, it was most informative, but more importantly it means Rock, Glen, myself and probably a few others don't have to nip down to Specsavers too soon. We were looking for something we were not allowed to see, it wasn't failing eyesight or brain death.
Hi Morar,
Yes, I have a Premium Membership of LSE. It gives valuable info over and above the normal range displayed to non members.
One of the benefits which I find useful is that it gives live prices as they go through on the LSE and I can also go back ad infinitum to view trades.
Hope you find this useful.
Carliol
Afternoon,
Carliol, Does that rosette thingy next to your name mean you have premium membership of LSE?
If so, that is probably why you see trades from the 29th. Us mere mortals can only go back to the 30th.
Hi Glen and Morar. I'll join you both at Specsavers!
Hi Yayay, can you be the Sher Lock Keeper's daughter and find my missing trade?
It's likely been flushed down the LSe loo or AIM canal to South Worcestershire! LoL!
Regards to all, R.
Afternoon All,
The large trades referred to are still showing up on the main market on LSE.
Perhaps you are looking at the AQSE share trades.
Carliol
Afternoon,
Yayay, you are not alone, I bought an odd number in my SIPP to balance up those in my ISA.
That just made matters worse, I then had to buy more in each account to round both off, comically pathetic really!
It's a good job I can laugh at myself.
Well done with your top-up, Morar. And well done with remembering about the 'Teutonic mindset'. Yep, it's haunted me throughout my less than stellar sharedealing "career". It's why I now have a paltry 48 SGZ shares in my investment account. I'd managed to systematically move all the rest of my SGZ into my ISA, but it left me 48 short of a round number and I'd used up all my ISA limit. So I bought 48 in the investment account. Bloody daft :)
Afternoon,
Speaking of trades, i had a couple of buys last week. i managed to catch a dip which is not normal for me.
However I have now finally managed to get my SGZ holding to a nice round even figure. The world is balanced again, in equilibrium.
Yayay will understand, what was the phrase he used, Teutonic mindset ?
Morning,
Glen you are not alone, I can't find them either.
Morning all.
Interesting that yesterday's large late trades perhaps diverted attention from my 16.28 tiny top-up that seems to have been overlooked on both markets and not appeared at all! AIM or LSE I suppose?
GLA, R.
Hi All,
Two massive after hours trades just gone through as buys. The timing of the trades confirms as buys.
Looking good for tomorrow.
29-Sep-20 16:09:03 155.87 23,000 Buy* 151.00 155.00 35.85k
29-Sep-20 10:47:28 155.00 15,000 Buy* 151.00 155.00 23.25k
Carliol
I just added a few at 155. Such is the timing of getting funds. Missed the dip but hey it’s a simple question. Will the sp be higher or lower on 21st Nov. Whilst not a guarantee my view is higher. Much higher!
I don’t see the BoD repeatedly quoting a date only to miss it. The last statement wasn’t even qualified with if’s it was a pretty solid reiteration, well as much as possible, of 20th Nov.
Trek
Hi All,
The share price is recovering nicely after this mornings drop and once again we are getting closer to the all time high achieved yesterday. This indicates the strength of the share and as I said yesterday. Because there are so few shares not held by major investors, there could be liquidity problems which could mean shares could be in short supply. It also means the M Ms could get up to some devious means to " persuade" long term investors to sell. But they ain't getting my shares.
Carliol
Hi All,
I've been looking at the goings-on on the Eris board and i must admit I'm a bit perplexed with the transactions that are pending. At first sight it appears Eris is making a part bid for the German lithium mine but on reflection it doesn't seem to be as clear as that. I'll have to wait for the mist to clear before I understand what is actually going on. Once again it's all smoke and mirrors in the murky world of finance.
This brings me to the future of SGZ. Surely some of the big players in the gold mining business will be aware of what's happening at Cononish and the surrounding area. I wonder what would happen if a bid came in for SGZ? Given the dominant position of the major investors in SGZ and the large position of N L R I reckon any bid would be immediately rejected. I me it looks as if the major investors are in it for the long haul, as are long term investors such as ourselves.
Interesting times ahead.
Carliol
...and even that 5% retrace is being whittled away.
:-)
SP looking pretty resilient today - a 5% retrace after 35% rise in two days is very modest. Some selling inevitable - LTHs haven't had an opportunity to sell at these levels for 7 years - but a healthy counterweight of buying too. Encouraging for consolidating the new level in advance of further excitement around commissioning in October and full production shortly after.