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>>>>>I am expecting a few concrete facts tomorrow morning as to who was selling. Things seem to be pointing to an RNS declaring Grandinex International Corp no longer having a holding. That won`t be a bad thing.<<<< The thing is, Grandinex have already sold enough of their holding, so it dipped below the notifiable level. That RNS has already been released last year. Any further sell off is therefore not required to be notified to the market.
Lloyds CEO Boosts Stake, Buys 600,000 More Shares In Bank - good to see hes being careful with his dinner money cfdexpert.co.uk
The Times’s Tempus column looks at Pearson, best known as the publisher of the Financial Times but which makes 80% of its earnings from education publishing. It is also the owner of the Penguin book publishing brand. Yesterday Pearson announced the sale of its 50% stake in FTSE International, the index maker for equities, bonds and other financial instruments, for £450m to its partner the London Stock Exchange (LSE). With a further £450m in the war chest and a track record of buying wisely, Tempus says this is a “hold but buy on weakness”. Interestingly, the Independent’s Sharewatch column has a look at the other side of the FTSE International trade: the London Stock Exchange. By gaining total control of the indexing business Sharewatch argues LSE’s boss Xavier Rolet has made the group more attractive (and expensive) for a new buyer. The stock exchange market is dominated by two groups: Deutsche Bourse/NYSE and Nasdaq but consolidation is coming, driven by a fragmented market in the far east.
CONT Following the response from DECC regarding the FDP, the Company is also optimistic that it will be able to convert the 87 MMbbls of Contingent resources to 2P Reserves in due course. This would assign to the Company approximately 115MMbbls of 2P Reserves, which we believe would be an important milestone in demonstrating the value of the Bentley field. Work has started on the enhanced oil recovery programme, where we are identifying the technologies and business methods that can deliver significant additional barrels from Bentley through tertiary production techniques. Our early work is encouraging. We have a highly valuable asset being managed by an experienced and knowledgeable team, supported by, in our view, excellent technical and financial advisers. Bentley remains a complex project, which we are striving to bring to fruition as efficiently as possible in challenging economic circumstances. We have confidence in the outcome and ask for the patience and support of shareholders while we progress the various initiatives. We reiterate the commitment of the Board of Directors and management team to its shareholders. For over eight years, the Xcite Energy team has been and continues to work hard on the Bentley project and we are now at a decisive stage for the Company, with drilling planning for Phase 1A proceeding on schedule. We look forward to providing you with regular updates as we enter a period of increasing newsflow.
hareholder Update Over recent days we have received a number of messages from our shareholders expressing concern with respect to the current share price and requesting more information from the Company. The Board of Directors and management team recognise your concern and your desire for timely information. We remain highly committed to the successful commercial development of the Bentley field, one of the largest undeveloped oil fields in the UK North Sea. We shall continue to provide timely news updates based on the regulatory environment that governs our public listing status. We recognise that the announcement of 1 December 2011 comprised an evolution of our field development plans from those set out earlier in the year. We believe these changes provide the Company with a viable and more financially efficient solution to achieve our shared objective of commercialising the Bentley field. The update to the market of these plans was not previously announced as it has not yet received a response from DECC. We had hoped, and remain optimistic, that this response will be received shortly and that the field development update could have been made in conjunction with the announcement of a number of other important events for the Company in the coming weeks. We are currently waiting for the DECC response with respect to the Field Development Plan ("FDP"). We are unable to provide definitive guidance on when this will be received, but based upon our positive, on-going dialogue with DECC, the Company is expecting to receive the necessary response shortly. This will allow us to move forward with the reconfigured development plan and to deliver Phase 1A on Bentley, which includes an expected First Oil date in the first half of 2012.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201112120700157586T
wrong board - lol
if you are fed up here you can always go on the ADFN board... oh no, all talk of buys and sells ther eas well... lol Correct me if I'm wrong, but ain't buying and selling fairly important when it comes to price?
Barchart OpinionView Opinion Buy Support & ResistanceGet Cheat Sheet 2nd Resistance Point 3.625 1st Resistance Point 3.300 Last Price 2.975 1st Support Level 2.350 2nd Support Level 1.725
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sorry wrong bb
when i saw i had an e-mail from rockhopper regarding "farm in agreement" yesterday i was quite excited until i read who it involved.We are talking about two companies here who have had totally opposite acheivements.On one hand, one company has been very proffessional,the other appears to have wasted millions of pounds of investors money and not done the FI image any good whatsoever.I sold all my shares in Des at a substantial loss and was pinning my hopes on RKH recovering this for me in retirement. I just hope that this is not the first foot to be put wrong by the RKH bod.
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Commenting on performance for the period, Xavier Rolet, Chief Executive, said: "We have had a good five months. Following strong first quarter results, the business has continued to perform well and we saw increases in trading volumes across our cash equities, derivatives and fixed income businesses. Our post trade operations have also performed particularly well and we saw another significant new win for our world-beating MillenniumIT technology. "Our diversification strategy is delivering. We remain absolutely focused on growth opportunities, driving innovation, strong cost control, working with our customers and delivering results. We expect the Group to report good first half results."
PRE-CLOSE PERIOD UPDATE FOR the five months ended 31 August 2011 Highlights: · Strong performance from increasingly diversified Group · Growth being driven from a range of business operations · Capital raised on our markets up 35 per cent to £22.9 billion (FY 2011: £17.0 billion); increase in number of new issues - up 19 per cent to 92 (FY 2011: 77) · Average daily UK equity volumes up 12 per cent and Italian average daily volumes up five per cent; trading on Turquoise's lit equity platform increased 67 per cent · Increase in fixed income trading - up 11 per cent in MTS cash and eight per cent increase in MTS money markets; derivatives trading up 11 per cent · Clearing volumes up five per cent; net treasury income remained strong · Notable developments in the period included the launch of FTSE 100 Futures on our new Turquoise Derivatives platform, a key technology contract signed with the Oslo Bors and the launch of Sponsored Access
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201109290700271411P
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financialcrisis/8786665/Multi-trillion-plan-to-save-the-eurozone-being-prepared.html Evening guys, anyone got any thoughts to the press releases come out tonight ? http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-09-24/imf-stands-ready-to-strongly-support-euro-area-recovery-from-debt-crisis.html http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-09-23/europe-weighs-speedier-enactment-of-permanent-rescue-fund-to-stem-crisis.html
News from Bahrain that Aluminium Bahrain ALBH dismissed 460 experts based on race and replace them with fresh non-experience labors causes the production efficiency and quality to fall sharply also news government regulations to raise gas prices. Aluminium production mainly depends mainly on gas and experienced human resources: gas price will increase 50% and expertise dismissed based on race.
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Is there any chance you can set up a FTSE page so we can discuss the movements in it?? I notice that iii have a page and a chat board for it. Thanks
New from that pesky IFA! 'Multi-Manager approach proving popular'.
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