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http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201203090705580376Z
Sharewatch, in the Independent, weighs up the London Stock Exchange, which has been the subject of bid speculation, both as hunter and prey, since most people can remember. Sharewatch says a possible takeover of the London Metals Exchange may hurt the share price for a while, but the stock might be worth a punt after a significant drop as the LSE itself may well become a takeover target again.
Wrong board.
Jorc is planned for release in Q2 - April.
Commenting on today's announcement, Jarod Hillman, Head of Real-Time Data at LSEG said: "This partnership between LSEG and Google is great news for retail investors across the globe. For the first time Google users will have access to free, real-time last-trade prices, allowing them to make more informed investment decisions. "LSEG is committed to making the Group's markets as accessible as possible to the retail investor. Previously, this data has only been available with a 15-minute delay so we are delighted that Google has chosen to licence our real-time offering". Maxim Edelman, Strategic Partnerships at Google said: "Since the launch of Google Finance in 2006, we have worked hard to provide Google users with the best financial information. The addition of real-time quotes from the London Stock Exchange and Borsa Italiana will enable our users to better monitor market changes, manage their portfolios and track economic and financial developments in Europe."
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE GROUP AND GOOGLE SIGN DATA AGREEMENT - Agreement gives global Google users access to real-time 'last trade price' data for trades on LSE and Borsa Italiana - Previously only available as 15-minute delayed data - Highlights London Stock Exchange Group's commitment to making core real-time data services as accessible as possible for retail investors London Stock Exchange Group plc ("LSEG" or "the Group") has signed a data licence agreement with Google to allow it to distribute real-time 'last trade price' data free of charge. Users of Google will, for the first time, be able to access London Stock Exchange and Borsa Italiana real-time trading data that was previously only available with a 15-minute delay. The agreement is part of LSEG's on-going commitment to making core real-time data services as accessible as possible to retail investors around the world. Universally available, this free service on Google will give users who do not currently have access to real-time Group data, for the first time a selection of Level 1 trading data.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201202211007037998X
Ladies & Gentlemen, The fight to save COSALT is not over. It still needs fighting the good fight. At this very moment in time those dark forces who want to take COSALT private are scheming with all the resources and contacts they can muster. Therefore, the two most important actions you can take is to STILL: (1) Hound your brokers to ensure your accounts are assigned voting rights - in this way you do NOT get disenfranchised. (2) Vote NO to taking COSALT private and throw a well targeted spanner or shoe at ROSS/OVAL I'm sure you can all recall that shoe that was thrown at BUSH junior at a meeting. Well, I say, take your shoes off at a general meeting and throw them at ROSS. Don't relax 22% is not enough. We need more pledges. Get the old lady out of bed if you have to. Make sure she votes NO.
Nomura keeps neutral rating and 925p target.
ubs raises target from 780p to 857p, neutral rating unchanged;
Credit Suisse raises target from 850p to 890p, neutral rating unchanged;
Issue of Options to a Director Sirius Minerals Plc (AIM: SXX, OTCQX: SRUXY), the globally diversified potash development group, announces that today the Board granted 1,800,000 share options to Lord Hutton, whose appointment as a Non-Executive Director of the Company was announced on 18 January 2012. The share options were granted under the Company’s Share Option Plan with an exercise price of 30 pence per share and vest after three years and expire after ten years. For further information, please contact:
Have held these for a few years and been somewhat disappointed in them. Feel guilty saying so as I enjoy the discussion groups. Would they perform better if taken over by Nasdaq or someone? Personally I feel London should be at the centre of things.
Wow, big drop today, I'll be watching for a price around £8 for another batch.
Sold this morning. Looks like a drop in price after large after hours trade yesterday.
LSE buys at £9 - bid rumours ?
A bit slow today, but selling VWAP now 910+
Profit taking today by many, but selling VWAP now above 900.
All VWAP's moving up. Selling VWAP at nearly 900.
Short seller dumping in 15,000 lots just getting swallowed up.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/marketforceslive/2011/jun/30/london-stock-exchange-bid-hopes Latest bid rumours in June 2011 took LSE to £10 a share
One bid was $5.3B (£2.7B) in 2007, market cap presently is £2.2B http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=aPKEv83wFUoM&refer=worldwide A $5.3B bid now would be worth £3.4B at an exchange rate of 1.539 US$ to a £.
Before I forget, 3% dividend twice covered.
With Cameron's stance of not being told what to do by the Euro members, and sterling being seen as more of a safe haven, I've bought a few for the ISA as a view there will be a long-term recovery of stock markets and as they rise the income to LSE share price will grow. Still think there will be a bid at some point again this time at around £12 a share. DYOR, take proper advice. Don't listen to BB posters, we are only trying to persuade you to buy or sell.