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why would you buy now when the sp will drop to 4.35-4.50p before weeks out just seems a better deal .

given the climate i can only see downward pressure on sp. the market is all about trapping retail investors at a higher sp at moment so i have just sold off half my investment a risk i no. but i just think we are getting played.

does not seem that positive to me! 02. Nov 18 Buy Manvinder Banga Individual 31. Oct 18 31. Oct 18 471 £15.26 £7,188
02. Nov 18 Buy Vivienne Cox Individual 31. Oct 18 31. Oct 18 348 £15.26 £5,312
02. Nov 18 Buy Philip Hampton Individual 31. Oct 18 31. Oct 18 2,867 £15.26 £43,750
02. Nov 18 Buy Urs Rohner Individual 31. Oct 18 31. Oct 18 471 £15.26 £7,188
08. Aug 18 Sell Claire Thomas Individual 07. Aug 18 07. Aug 18 -40,000 £15.95 £-637,848
25. Jul 18 Buy Manvinder Banga Individual 25. Jul 18 25. Jul 18 462 £15.57 £7,188
25. Jul 18 Buy Vivienne Cox Individual 25. Jul 18 25. Jul 18 341 £15.57 £5,312
25. Jul 18 Buy Philip Hampton Individual 25. Jul 18 25. Jul 18 2,810 £15.57 £43,750
25. Jul 18 Buy Urs Rohner Individual 25. Jul 18 25. Jul 18 462 £15.57 £7,188
15. May 18 Sell Philip Thomson Individual 15. May 18 15. May 18 -65,000 £14.70 £-955,285
07. Feb 18 Buy Manvinder Banga Individual 07. Feb 18 07. Feb 18 2,250 £12.78 £28,750
20. Feb 18 Sell Patrick J. Vallance Individual 16. Feb 18 16. Feb 18 -73,783 £11.57 £-853,833
18. Dec 17 Sell Patrick J. Vallance Individual 18. Dec 17 18. Dec 17 -52,974 £13.10 £-693,754
07. Feb 18 Buy Philip Hampton Individual 07. Feb 18 07. Feb 18 3,423 £12.78 £43,750
20. Feb 18 Sell Claire Thomas Individual 16. Feb 18 16. Feb 18 -35,473 £11.57 £-410,501
07. Feb 18 Buy Vivienne Cox Individual 07. Feb 18 07. Feb 18 416 £12.78 £5,313
20. Feb 18 Sell Philip Thomson Individual 16. Feb 18 16. Feb 18 -20,524 £11.57 £-237,508
07. Feb 18 Buy Roy Anderson Individual 07. Feb 18 07. Feb 18 562 £12.78 £7,187
20. Feb 18 Sell Emma Walmsley Individual 16. Feb 18 16. Feb 18 -65,247 £11.57 ????? £-755,053
07. Feb 18 Buy Urs Rohner Individual 07. Feb 18 07. Feb 18 562 £12.78 £7,188

think there days are numbered!LONDON, Dec 6 (Reuters) – The UK Serious Fraud Office (SFO) defended itself on Thursday against criticisms of "serious failings" after the collapse of a high-profile re-trial of former Tesco executives, insisting the prosecution had been in the public interest.

New SFO director Lisa Osofsky has pledged to take on the "big guys" since she took the helm in August, a year after the elite investigator and prosecutor narrowly avoided a government push to roll it into a broader crime-fighting force.

But the dramatic collapse mid-trial of the case against two former senior executives at Britain's largest retailer, over a 250 million pound ($318 million) accounting scandal, has cast a spotlight on how the agency handled the case. ...

Judge John Royce ruled that Christopher Bush and John Scouler had "no case to answer" and that the prosecution was in parts too weak to put before a jury. The men were acquitted after an SFO attempt to seek an appeal failed.

The SFO said its charges had been properly brought. "...we were content that there was sufficient evidence to proceed (with a retrial), and that the public interest was met in doing so," it said in a statement.

But Maria Cronin, a partner at law firm Peters & Peters, called on Osofsky to carefully consider what went wrong, why the case was ever prosecuted, and how the agency addresses "these serious failings" in the future.

Sarah Wallace, a senior lawyer at Irwin Mitchell, urged the SFO to apply more rigour when gathering and assessing evidence – and more realism about who to put in the dock.

"Her (Osofsky's) team (is) still investigating a number of high profile historic cases so they will need to ensure that those are not evidentially flawed, otherwise there will be renewed calls for the SFO to be dismantled," she said.

Osofsky launched an organisational overhaul on her arrival to "progress our cases at pace".

Her predecessor David Green was praised by politicians for securing deferred prosecution agreements and filing unprecedented criminal charges against Barclays and former top executives over alleged wrongdoing in 2008.

But the charges against Barclays were thrown out by a court in May and the SFO failed to resurrect them in October. ...

Other cases have also made little public progress, such as bribery investigations related to drugs giant GlaxoSmithKline and investigations into individuals associated with aero engine company Rolls-Royce . ($1 = 0.7855 pounds)

sorry i should of wrote that different i meant one of the multiples is that the lenders can't loose that's why they keep lending. i don't know this but i am sure they have there selves covered somehow maybe a short position who knows. and just for the record the back of the fag packet stuff is not my position but i do agree that you would be in no hurry to sell now

the risk has gone lets just do fag packet stuff 10,000 shares at 50p £4,700 down another £300 to ground zero whats the point of selling. southstreet you sound upset that i should suggest risk has gone. is this because there,s not much fear left in holding on to shares and this goes against what you preach

kpate14 this is my thinking to but there are a lot of multiples. one is they earn money on the debt and cannot loose if it all goes tits up or they get a load of satellites for cheap that they have someone lined up for. or avn is in cahoots with lenders and retail investors get shafted and they get fat on free money who knows . what i do know is it's not worth selling your shares at this sp and those that say some that post on here just trying to get you to sell your shares that don't make sense. as they must no they are wasting there time because there is no risk v reward the risk has disappeared in the low sp if you have been holding for a while.

give it time this could turn into a short squeeze. remember there is a lot of shorting going on and a trade truce will panic them but they can't just dump all there shorts. today looks like a false dawn but the bulls are hatching there plan

yes bn56 is was a while ago we discussed this but warthog might not remember. and sadly the person that first started it was hounded of this board witch was a shame because he's research was second to none.

warthog.. sfo address 2-4 Cockspur St, London SW1Y 5BS aqr address Charles House, 5-11 Regent St, St. James's, London SW1Y 4LR 5 mins walk apart aqr increased short just before sfo announcement. don't really care as what's done is done but if your looking for a heads up aqr could be the ones to keep an eye on. any major move by them regarding there shorts could be a sign that something is out or they just feel bad helping to drag a good company. down take your pick.

bluelight as i have always said pfc is so easy for manipulation. as you say pfc is not just oil sector and LNG is on the up but we always get dragged down with oil. it's bullshit really but the truth is if your shorting pfc you get two bites at the cherry even with a great rns contract win pfc still gets pulled back down if oil slides.

guys you have to remember mvr can't put out an rns on everything they are tied to so many company's. and we are bottom of the food chain so in effect we are told by the big fish what we can put out there this is normal practice especially for aim stocks everything will full into place soon.

if oil goes sub $60 then i will take a bite 500p-525p pfc

this is carnage there is nothing to stop oil free falling until opec meets unless Saudi goes it alone before then and cut supply and the oil service sector is getting taken out with it

the Chelsea pensioners had vr headsets on today looking back on the war years quite moving..

the chancers. you might not like Steven but i don't mind Anthony at the wheel anthony Matchett has been the Chief Executive Officer and Director of EVR Holdings plc (Alternate Name: MelodyVR) since May 13, 2016 and has been its Executive Chairman since February 07, 2018. Mr. Matchett has extensive music industry experience and began his career as an Audio Engineer before moving from the music industry to the world of post-production for advertising. In 2011, he was tasked with founding Wave Recording Studios’ first interactive division, focused on servicing the audio requirements of game developers and publishers. During his time at Wave, he secured clients such as Microsoft Studios, Sony Computer Entertainment, King.com and Ubisoft and spearheaded numerous projects on their behalf. In 2015, his background and passion for music and technology inspired him to create Melody MelodyVR, together with Steven Hancock.

up would be good as i am long at moment.

this should be interesting week Saudi looking to cut output of oil. Russia sitting on the fence Donald trump aka orangutan. stitched opec up by giving waivers to some of the top importers and basically manipulated oil sp slide. opec will probably give him some of he's own medicine and push it write back leaving pfc going north?

i hope leo just lets this one go the Spanish are hard work when it comes to business notoriously slow. and lets not forget someone could come along and say this is my field happens all the time when you buy property. and as someone said it's far away from our main source of income do you really want the headache.

this is good news and the market no's this hence the big gap in the spread puts buying off. sticking my neck out i would say this will be in the blue and end of trading. don't no all the in's and outs but zero cost to maintain when decommissioned yes a cost to do this but plenty of scrap to offset or am i wrong in my thinking?