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Looking down the list there are some Automatic Trades and one is a buy of 200 shares for £3.60

Could it be that the account holder is unable to manage his/her account because a mere 200 shares looks like it was set up when the share price was £2 upwards, many moons ago! There could be a lot of accounts owned by people suffering from dementia or something else that is debilitating, and their stop losses and automatic buy backs could influence the SP ?

Raised less that my broker fee of £5.95 , and that is cheap , would someone sell at a loss?
You maybe able to donate such shares to charity through your broker folks - Interactive Investors use something called ShareGift. Useful if you are closing an account and have to empty your portfolio to do it. Saves giving them even more money!

Got the cricket on and how Ben Stokes has turned his life round!
Totally unbelievable catch near the boundary single handled and held first time from the most ridiculous body position.
Too early for Sports Personalty of the Year but I reckon that catch alone is enough to win it.
And he takes the wicket with ball to win the match. Happy for him!

Don't know how much research you have done here buckler - if you have then your comprehension is sadly lacking, if you haven't then that is apparent.

Tony Gilby must look senile to you if you think that after 1Bn and 4BN profits from sellouts in previous start ups , he has suddenly lost the golden touch?
Tom explained the strategy for not committing us to today's prices when they are expected to rise in future hence 50% of the reason for a low application . The other 50% is from Tony's frugal approach to turning this into a multibagger.
Instead of having to raise loads of money to create a massive amount of electricity (and possibly not getting it right) he is starting small, ironing out any cracks which may or may not appear, and use that early income to fund expansion (using improved techniques (IF necessary - suspect they will get it right first time tbh)).

Both these approaches are well known by all the 'Napoleans' on this site so I hope this explains why we are welcoming your foolish remarks.

Hopefully no more OO but if there is, I reckon Halifax will be 10% (everybody using them) and our current brokers will be 50% :O(
The difference between brokers seems amazingly high? 18% to 48% afaict?

Hits - the heading and detail do not marry but there are several google matches but the detail is inaccessible.
The stock exchange quote looks like there was an offer?

FT says Inmarsat DID offer to buy Avanti
August 5, 2016

Avanti Communications saw a dramatic jump in its share price on August 4th. At the start of the day the well-depressed shares were priced at 22p, but as the day progressed at one point they had almost doubled in value (to 39p) helped by a news report on the FT’s Alphaville news blog. At the end of the day the shares were up 44 per cent.

The contributor, Paul Murphy, had reported that a week ago Patrick McDougal, Inmarsat’s head of business and strategy, had been in contact with Dominic Lester, joint-head of investment banking at Avanti’s market advisor Jefferies.

Murphy says he wanted to table a second offer for Avanti (having had a previous offer rejected by Avanti). Inmarsat, reports Murphy, was now ready to pay 140p a share, in cash, for Avanti, subject to the usual due diligence investigations.

On August 1st, Inmarsat had stated formally that, while it had been in touch with Avanti’s advisors, it was not now considering an offer for Avanti.

Stock exchange rules now forbid Inmarsat making another offer for the time being.

However, the FT’s report by Murphy, clearly well briefed, states that Avanti is thought to be in “detailed” discussions with two other potential acquirers.

They may have meant their presence made this a pig because they tell porkies!
I see Kenmare has a cult following - spelling is correct - probably after this headline ...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-468216/Businessman-seen-naked-company-dinner-blamed-nude-sleepwalk.html

Sorry Scot, missed your question.

https://finance.nine.com.au/business-news/tlou-partner-to-develop-power-assets/576d1447-5af4-4832-9cbf-da4306e0dc31

states this ...

"Tlou Energy's power development partner, Independent Power Corporation (IPC) has entered into a JV partnership with QG Africa Mezzanine to develop power assets in sub-Saharan Africa.

This has potential positive implications for the future funding of the proposed 100MW coalbed methane to power project which is being jointly developed by IPC and Tlou, which will be situated at Tlou's 100% owned Lesedi CBM project in Botswana."

Many websites no longer make the date of publication available, but this one has page has 2019 on it!

Are you sure? A hit by the Allisons, funnily 58 years, nearly won the first Eurovision! (2nd)..

The corporate action has not been moved from an unread folder to another ( read ) folder has it?

Did you get a free album with the dildo Robbie :O)
Puts a new slant on foreplay - first get the water boiling!

55M loan is quite a vote of faith in Avanti - they must look likely to survive for a reasonable time to someone.
Perhaps we have more security available than we know. I wonder if £1.40 per share is still on the table?

Sty :O)

Enjoy your bath Lekka

Gee, "why this BB was last year recognised as one of the worst on LSE and no-one but a small group posted here" - who would that have come from? Someone who is looking for what? Makes no sense whatsoever?

I guess being heavily involved in the KMR board must bring on a mental deficiency in time. We have two uninvitied ones on here.
To call our share a pig is supposed to be insulting, but from wiki "Pigs are biologically similar to humans and are thus frequently used for human medical research." and from the daily mail "Scientists have found that pigs are smarter than dogs, and can solve problems just as well chimpanzees. The study's authors are hoping the results will make people think differently about animals ..."

If TLOU is a pig, I have a good stock!

Alan, you seems to have gone very quiet on here. I found this superb page on my medical condition, and thought you'd be interested. It mirrors almost exactly what I am enduring but in my case, not only did I lose blood supply to my foot, I lost supply to the whole lower leg. All 3 arteries were blocked (and 2 still are, maybe forever).
I know your friend was not suffering from the leg, but I guess the process will be similar. They used one of my veins to take the blood from above the knee (femoral artery) to the lower leg and an artery they managed to clear.
Hope you are well.

http://www.vasculardoc.com/popliteal-aneurym.aspx

You really are a 'mine' of information Myo.
I love the link you provided , I believe it is the first time I have seen a price chart that goes back to Vincent's 2p days (10 years), but the trend is so uniform! The lines across the peaks, middles and lows look to me as parallel as can be! But the troughs can be seen to be rising - the uniformity makes me wonder if chartists do have a clue sometimes.

When I lift my PC to type something is is falling inside to the bottom - sounds like plastic but I'm going to have to open it up to make sure it does not short cos they are not good.

He likes cluttering my screen with pale green ink saying "This message has been filtered, please adjust your filters to view". Was "Matt the brave" the leading character in "Little big man" , never saw the relevance of brave , what's brave about sitting on the sidelines? Unless it is a railway track!

Why would you pay someone who starts off by telling you we are a 100Mw project ......

We keep seeing the same posts from different people who have not realised it has been asked many times before and answered as well.
My suggestions is we open a subject for a few topics. e.g. OO broker queries, OO refunds, Poppy.

For the benefit of people who are unfamiliar with LSE chats, if you want to see the full story on a subject, you hit reply and they will be filtered into a single list. You need not send a post , just click 'share chat' to return to general chat.

It is difficult to keep up to date especially when earlier posts are on another page! Post sper page defaults to 25 , so changing it to 100 can help.

Time to walk subject no 3!

Never looked at the RNS , it might have been a good idea to quote this from the RNS if you did - it explains the anomaly very quickly!

"2. Shares acquired represent 114,869 ordinary shares acquired through the Open Offer and 100,000 ordinary shares purchased on the open market on 24 May 2019 at an average price of 15.48p."

JJPK, nowhre? Really?

Trade Date Action Notifier Price Currency Amount Holding
28-May-19 Placing Russell Scrimshaw 15.48 GBX 2,121,026 45,645,005
23-May-19 Placing Nick King 15.48 GBX 37,509 973,000
23-May-19 Placing Jane Ann Lodge 15.48 GBX 214,869 601,822
23-May-19 Placing Elizabeth Noel Harwerth 15.48 GBX 4,193 96,448
23-May-19 Placing Keith Clarke 15.48 GBX 46,937 899,144
23-May-19 Placing Thomas Staley 15.48 GBX 51,614 1,187,139

When I first saw this alert, I put in down to a typo and thought it was 20Mw (not 2) and the residue was inferred?
But the article is quite clear. As we know 10Mw was agreed , and it may have been 20Mw (unclear), it puts the article in doubt as to the allocations.
And if that is wrong, how much more is wrong?