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this happens every 5 to 6 years and i am fully invested .i can not get it right . Wall Street Sinks as Investors Retreat From Emerging Markets By REUTERSJAN. 24, 2014 Advertising EMAIL FACEBOOK TWITTER SAVE MORE Stocks fell in the United States on Friday after a selloff in emerging market assets, as expectations grew that the Federal Reserve would trim its market-friendly stimulus measures further next week. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 0.17 percent, the Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index lost 0.34 percent and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.55 percent. With many market participants expecting the Fed to continue to wind down its stimulus measures by an additional $10 billion a month next week, investors are looking to less risky assets such as United States bonds, expecting that interest rates will begin to rise. A rout in emerging market assets spread to developed countries in Europe on worries over Fed policy, slowing growth in China as political problems grew in Turkey, Argentina and Ukraine. The Turkish lira hit a record low and the South African rand hit a five-year low against the dollar. United States-listed shares of Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria fell 4.2 percent a day after the country’s peso currency had its steepest daily decline in 12 years. Argentina’s government said Friday that it would loosen strict foreign exchange controls after abandoning earlier this week its long-standing policy of supporting the peso currency by intervening in the foreign exchange market. That resulted in the currency’s steepest plunge since the 2002 financial crisis. The S.&P. 500 is down 0.6 percent for the week, putting it on pace for back-to-back weekly losses for the first time since September. Nine companies in the S.&P. 500 were scheduled to report earnings on Friday. Procter & Gamble was up about 4 percent after the opening bell after the world’s largest household products maker reported a lower quarterly profit but left its 2014 sales growth forecast unchanged. Microsoft gained 3 percent after the world’s largest software company posted a bigger-than-expected quarterly profit. Honeywell International posted a higher fourth-quarter profit as sales increased across major segments of the diversified manufacturer. Its shares were up 0.5 percent at the opening bell. European shares slipped to a one-week low, with stocks exposed to emerging markets hit by a rout in Latin American currencies and banks losing ground on concerns about their earnings outlook. Asian shares slumped to a four and a half month low, extending the previous day’s weakness, amid worries over Chinese economic growth and the decline in emerging market currencies.
Dow Jones 16,027.62 -169.73 (-1.05%) S&P 500 1,806.78 -21.68 (-1.19%) Nasdaq 4,165.34 -53.54 (-1.27%)
Commencement of dividend policy with the Board announcing it intends to pay a final dividend in respect of the financial year ending 31 March 2014.
i have just noticed that 24p now ,India was up over night .
Indices Value Chg % FTSE 100 6,702.06 -71.22 -1.06 FTSE 250 15,722.64 -257.49 -1.64 FTSE All-Share 3,583.33 -40.68 -1.14 FTSE Small Cap 4,494.86 -30.57 -0.68 3 Month FTSE 100 Graph FTSE 100 Index 3 Month Graph Market Movement Rising 253 13% Non-movers 935 48% Falling 769 39%
thick and fast
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Interesting - thanks for posting that. I wish I could top up at these levels, but despair! No readies!
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WATCHING NETFLIX: Netflix jumped 17 percent to $380, the biggest gain in the S&P 500. After the closing bell Wednesday, the streaming video company reported fourth-quarter earnings had climbed six-fold and that it had added 2.3 million subscribers during the period
Support & Resistance More 2nd Resistance Point 23.104 1st Resistance Point 22.927 Last Price 22.750 1st Support Level 22.396 2nd Support Level 22.042
patience required. the SP has more than doubled since lows, it has re-traced as expected, it seems to be settling. interest will return soon enough. plenty of news coming this year and plenty of gains to be made
As at 30 September 2013 the following companies formed part of the Group: Company Immediate Parent Country of Incorporation % of Interest Subsidiaries DQ Entertainment (Mauritius) Limited (DQM) DQ Entertainment Plc Mauritius 100 DQ Entertainment (International) Limited (DQ India) was formerly known as "Animation and Multimedia Private Limited" DQ Entertainment (Mauritius) Limited India 75 DQ Entertainment (Ireland) Limited ( DQ Ireland) DQ Entertainment (International) Limited Ireland 100 DQ Entertainment Films (International) Limited Joint Venture Company by DQ India and DQ Plc Ireland 100 DQ Power Kidz Private Limited DQ Entertainment (International) Limited India 100 Associate Method Animation SAS France 20
Support & Resistance More 2nd Resistance Point 23.250 1st Resistance Point 23.000 Last Price 22.750 1st Support Level 22.500 2nd Support Level 22.250 this support levels counts for nothing ,there is not enough interest in DQE.
DQ Entertainment PLC 20 January 2014 For Immediate Release 20 January 2014 DQ Entertainment plc ('DQE' or the 'DQ Entertainment') Method Animation corporate reorganisation DQ Entertainment plc (DQE), a leading animation, gaming, live action, entertainment production and distribution company, announces that Method Animation, in which DQE holds a 20% equity stake, has completed a corporate reorganisation. Method Animation, Onyx Films and Chapter 2 have joined together to create On Entertainment Group ("On Entertainment") which has become the holding company for the three French companies. On Entertainment's combined production portfolios, library of titles and group revenues immediately place it as one of the leading animation and film production companies in Europe with revenues of EUR34m and an operating profit of EUR5.2m. DQ Entertainment plc will continue to hold a 20% stake in Method Animation. At the same time as completing the corporate reorganisation, On Entertainment carried out a fundraising of EUR10 million from a consortium including Ohana Capital, a Canadian corporate investment fund, Gallic entrepreneur Laurent Dassault's holding company LDRP, and AB Group ("AB"), one of France's biggest rights-brokers and the owner of 14 pay-TV channels. AB will provide minimum guarantees to On Entertainment for future TV series. "On Entertainment intends to create two films per year with significant budgets that are intended for worldwide distribution" said Dimitri Rassam, CEO of Chapter 2. Aton Soumache, CEO of Method Animation said "We are working on creating a catalogue of characters that can be monetized in various markets." Tapaas Charkravarti, CEO of DQ Entertainment, commented:"We look forward to partnering with On Entertainment on new productions, combining the unique strengths and resources that the two groups represent." For further information, please contact: DQ Entertainment plc Tel: +91 40 235 53726 Tapaas Chakravarti - Chairman and CEO Rashida Adenwala - Director Finance & Investor Relations Allenby Capital Limited Tel: +44(0) 20 3328 Jeremy Porter / Alex Price 5656 Buchanan Tel: +44 (0)20 7466 Mark Edwards/Clare Akhurst 5000 www.buchanan.uk.com Note to Editors' On Entertainment's projects for 2014 and 2015 include the feature film 'Paradise Lost' based on the life of Pablo Escobar with Benicio Del Toro and Josh Hutcherson starring in the EUR20 million budget film. 'Le Petit Prince' animated feature film at a budget of EUR 57 million euros already closed which is directed by Mark Osborne and slated for a Global release in 2nd half of 2015 . Mark Osborne was at the helm of 'Kung Fu Panda'. These films are facilitated by taking advantage of the uniq
24/7 Gaming seeks additional funding Fri, 17th Jan 2014 11:51 AIM-listed 24/7 Gaming is seeking additional funding to strengthen its working capital position as it looks to increase its investment in HTML 5 platforms. The group said that the "unsatisfactory" gaming return from the direct marketing spend "can and should" be better. As such, the company plans to recruit more direct customer marketing expertise, enhance the branding of its products, address reductions for the cost base for the year ahead. "The board considers that these changes will improve the revenue and efficiency of the group and that it will allow the group to take advantage of the continuing growth in online and mobile gaming," it said. The share price fell over 28% by midday.
follows India on down trend ,i should have waited for my top up ,maybe there is something is not right with DQE. or maybe just my ........ luck .
2nd Resistance Point 24.083 1st Resistance Point 23.667 Last Price 23.250 1st Support Level 22.817 2nd Support Level 22.383
For Immediate Release 18 November 2013 DQ Entertainment plc ('DQE', the 'Company' or the 'Group') Results for the half year ended 30 September 2013 DQ Entertainment (DQE) a leading global animation, gaming, live action, entertainment production and distribution company, today announces its results for the period ended 30 September 2013 1. Financial Highlights: · Revenue: INR 870 mn (USD 14.77 mn) (2012: INR.954 mn)(USD 17.39mn) · EBIDTA: INR 561 mn (USD 9.53 mn)(2012: INR 348 mn)(USD 6.34 mn) · Profit before tax: INR 296 mn(USD 5.03 mn) (2012: INR 99 mn)(USD 1.8 mn) · Profit after tax: INR 287 mn (USD 4.87 mn) (2012: INR 71 mn)(USD 1.29 mn) DQ Entertainment plc ('DQE', the 'Company' or the 'Group') Results for the half year ended 30 September 2013 DQ Entertainment (DQE) a leading global animation, gaming, live action, entertainment production and distribution company, today announces its results for the period ended 30 September 2013 1. Financial Highlights: · Revenue: INR 870 mn (USD 14.77 mn) (2012: INR.954 mn)(USD 17.39mn) · EBIDTA: INR 561 mn (USD 9.53 mn)(2012: INR 348 mn)(USD 6.34 mn) · Profit before tax: INR 296 mn(USD 5.03 mn) (2012: INR 99 mn)(USD 1.8 mn) · Profit after tax: INR 287 mn (USD 4.87 mn) (2012: INR 71 mn)(USD 1.29 mn)
Currency knocks DQ Exchange rates matter a lot to animation and entertainment distribution company DQ Entertainment (DQE). First of all, the company converts all its global income to Indian rupees at the end of a trading period. Then it converts them to dollars at the average dollar rate over that period. So, although revenues in local currency rose by 5 per cent in the latest six-month period, the 20 per cent depreciation of the rupee against the US dollar since September 2011 wiped these gains out completely. So why were sales not up more? The answer is that while work for US broadcasters went ahead broadly on time, French and German clients delayed content agreements and particularly on pre-production work in France; work there benefits from a state subsidy. Overall animation production sales were down 17 per cent to $12.8m (£8.1m) while distribution income held steady at $4.5m. Paying more Irish tax of 12.5 per cent on distribution income doubled the tax charge to $506,000. DQ clearly expects to report better current half-year figures and future releases includein January, albeit four months late, and in March. Development of a 3D version of seems to be progressing well and is being helped by a team of "top tier talent". DQ's own season one TV series, which was sponsored by Burger King, is said to be performing well and has more than recouped the $7m (£4.4m) of production costs. DQ ENTERTAINMENT (DQE) ORD PRICE: 30.5p MARKET VALUE: £11m TOUCH: 30-31p 12-MONTH HIGH: 75.25p LOW: 30.5p DIVIDEND YIELD: nil PE RATIO: 4 NET ASSET VALUE: 210¢* NET DEBT: 31% Half-year to 30 Sep Turnover ($m) Pre-tax profit ($m) Earnings per share (¢) Dividend per share (¢) 2011 19.9 2.71 5.76 nil 2012 17.4 1.79 3.02 nil % change -13 -34 -48 - *Includes intangible assets of $89.6m, or 249¢ a share £1=$1.59 IC VIEW: DQ lacks analyst coverage and investors spooked by the profit slump drove the share price down 25 per cent to a 12-month low after these results. It's best to take a cautious stance for now. Hold.
I was very confident of 'break even' just above 30p as you hoped late December - are we back now on a downward spiral? Has our good news evaporated, perhaps we've just hit profit takers (before, unfortunately, my break even point).
Last 30 days : India Up 41% UK up 27% Rupee exchange rate strengthened against the dollar in the last month. Surely this is not good because we earn dollars and we make payments in rupees. It has weakened over the last year however, with an increase from 53 rupees to 61 rupees to the dollar from Jan last year to now. This 15% weakening of the rupee has certainly helped our finances IMO. Concur anyone?
topped up on DQE two days ago and down about 20% but avoided EDR anyone watching this do not follow me .
Up 4% today Here's the comparison graph for the last month : http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/DQE:IN You probably have to type in Compare to DQE:LN. Never quite sure where the Dollar v Rupee exchange rate needs to go to benefit DQE - anyone?