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See the following article to explain how Cannabis works! http://jonlieffmd.com/blog/endocannabinoids-critical-brain-function Good luck - share holders of GW are onto a good thing here! This is just the beginning for Cannabis!
LSE showing it as £2.498.00 per share and saying that it was going down and had lost 16% at the same time. Oh I wish ! :))
Just noticed the spread today is 0.04% or 1p on a £26.50 middle. That speaks volumes about the shortage of stock around. I would be content to sell but it is so tempting to hang in for that little bit more!!
this board is dead
seem to be posting on the wring board. Ahem.
Definitely something afoot.
catalysts could be 1) update on Middleton with survey ship in area recently, 2) strategic review update, 3) a cheeky TO bid.
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/72d86302-e007-11e3-9534-00144feabdc0.html#ixzz3ah89Pfcj UBC, whose customers include the BBC, said it had agreed to purchase 7digital for £16.5m. The transaction is structured as a reverse takeover and will be financed by the issuance of new shares and a £6m placing.
Maybe we'll see signs of a hostile take-over if/when we get the holdings RNS.
London Stock Exchange: goodbye, Dubai: Just look at Borse Dubai’s investment in the London Stock Exchange. It bought the shares in 2007 at about £14. It has just sold the lot for £22.50 each. Sure, it has been a rocky ride (they fell below £4 in the crisis) but compare that 61% return to the 15% that it would have made in the FTSE All-share over the same period. That valuation makes sense only if LSE can continue its trajectory. When Dubai bought, LSE had just fought off a bid from Nasdaq. Since then it has bulked up with a string of acquisitions: Borsa Italiana, clearing house LCH. Clearnet and the £1.6 billion purchase of Frank Russell, an index provider and investment Manager, last year. The deals have diversified LSE beyond the U.K. equities market, taking in growth trends such as the rise of passive investment and the increasing use of centralised clearing along the way. The other danger is that the share price is affected by any slowdown in the core capital markets business. It had a strong year in 2014, with admissions revenue up a fifth and secondary markets up 12%. If growth slows the shares may fall victim to any lingering feeling that LSE is just a geared play on stock market activity. But RBC expects capital markets to account for just 14% of revenues this year. These days, LSE is about more than just the shovels.
Although it is slightly disappointing that another placing has taken place I think we need to remember that NR is managing an on-going situation here which is changing over time. Very few would have predicted the extent of the severe decline in the poo and NR is taking the necessary safeguards to keep the company running efficiently and to keep the investment programme on course. Whilst disappointing it isn't a big dilution in the big scheme of things and it should set a support level for the share price in the short term.
...actually trade this share? everything is tagged as 'Algo' - hmm.
FTSE 100 will keep heading north, now live 6,386
Never taken much heed of this share, but like the FTSE 100 it is looking very close to take off.
OOPS SORRY WRONG BB
I see THE horse is entered for the Irish Champion Stakes on Sept 13th. Very interested to know your thoughts about this, as it is only 3 weeks before the Arc.
Now that is what I call a VERY IMPRESSIVE NEWSLETTER, Well done Tony Stiff
Director purchases to come thru tomorrow....
Earnings did not show a pretty picture for AOL, Inc. (NYSE:AOL). The stock is tumbling today after missing profit estimates. While down big on the day, it does not mean AOL, Inc. is a good buy. In the same respect, it does not mean it still has more downside. To determine where it is going, we must look at the chart and find the key support level where reward becomes large while risk is diminished. When analyzing the chart of AOL, Inc., it is clear the stock has more downside to go before it hits significant support. In fact, if you look at the weekly AOL chart, there was a great bear flag that formed, triggering to this epic collapse today. It is amazing how the charts can predict a move like this in AOL, Inc. Where is the significant support? The first AOL, Inc. level is at $29.45. This is where large institutions start taking note and looking to accumulate. Gareth Soloway InTheMoneyStocks
The City has switched into overdrive, the London Stock Exchange has revealed, with money raised on the Square Mile’s markets almost doubling so far this financial year. The LSE said the total cash raised in the 11 months to the end of February was £28.3bn, compared with £14.8bn in the same period last year. This equates to a 91% increase in the financial year so far, with the number of new fundraisings or stock market floats soaring to 162 from 107. - The Daily Mail
This mass media presentation on the ruski/west stand off over a wee bit of land. That barely anyone has mentioned for decades. It's like wild Bill hickock (maybe lenin) v Jesse James at the Ok caral. Noon. Markets getting the jitters (it will all blow over. With little or no change. ) The dogs ******** comes to mind. BBC get a life and stay reporting something serious like knitting Sunday for a change. I rest my over burdened case. GL. (As I type. )
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