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Target got hit today ..fortune do you still think i was deramping ? Lol.
AFPO now. Have patience people this will go back up .
There are whole gangs of rampers/bashers that play the game collectively, ticking up each others posts. Even some of the old favourites have been known to get tips massively wrong (possibly delibeately), which is then conveniently forgotten. As long as you post some articulate, eloquent long post, throw in a few figures and technical terms, it looks fantastic knowledge to a newbie. Always do your own research and trust nobody.
There are whole gangs of rampers/bashers that play the game collectively, ticking up each others posts. Even some of the old favourites have been known to get tips massively wrong (possibly delibeately), which is then conveniently forgotten. As long as you post some articulate, eloquent long post, throw in a few figures and technical terms, it looks fantastic knowledge to a newbie. Always do your own research and trust nobody.
Tomorrow is the meeting so,,,Mon 16:26..Expecting more delays from it and sp falling a lot further from here that is a given now . my new target 4p now. Watch this space.
The only way I can see this recovering now if the BOD buys back the stock and show faith or they release a positive upbeat Rns TODAY.
All the rampers ...can anyone remember who they were ..or have they crawled back in their cave now ?
time to redeem themselves maybe. Good luck all. .sincerely hope it's good news for everyone invested here..
I can't remember the last time I bought anything from Dixons it has been years . Bought TV from Richer Sounds as the same Panasonic Plasma was over £100 more expensive in Dixons/comet & Curry all the white goods (fridge freezer, washing machine, dishwasher hob oven hood ) were all bought from a well known online company which did free delivery and was also cheaper by some margin to DXNS. Laptops / tablets & Pc were all bought at Comet as once again they were cheaper for the same model than Dixons. My last Toshiba 33inch Telly was bought in the 90's which I gave to my dear old mother who still enjoys watching the old CRT screen and is still going strong as day one. Now that Comet and Best buy are out of the scene for now and my appliances are all fairly new all less than 3 years old I am wondering how reliable and durable they all will be for me to give my service to the likes of Dxns in the future.
Will get there I reckon.
I have been watching these for a while now and have decided to increase my holding today after a 10% drop . This has £8 + written all over it . GL
renewables fund for farmers Bank's business arm to help UK farmers finance renewable energy projects following a massive surge in interest guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 30 August 2011 11.55 BST More than one-third of UK farmers want to install renewable energy projects on their land, most of them within the next year, and hope to generate average returns of £25,000 pounds a year, Barclays bank says. The bank's business arm on Tuesday launched a £100m fund to help farmers finance renewable energy projects, including solar panels, windfarms, hydro plants and organic waste power, as a growing number of agricultural businesses seek to benefit from government support tariffs. "We want to signal very clearly to the market that we consider this to be a big future industry, a big opportunity for agricultural businesses and also a big opportunity for the renewables," said Barclays business product and marketing director, Travers Clarke-Walker, whose team will be managing the fund. "This is a quickly emerging industry." A Barclays survey of 300 agricultural customers also showed four out of five farmers recognise renewable energy can save costs and 60% see it as a source of additional income. The use of renewable energy on farmland has been brought to public attention in Britain by Michael Eavis, farmer and founder of the Glastonbury music festival, who installed more than 1,000 solar panels on his land. The cost of installing renewable energy projects can be recovered after around 10 years, Clarke-Walker said. The UK government slashed state support for large-scale solar plants earlier this month as it was concerned a few huge commercial projects would scoop up money intended for household and community projects. Nevertheless, Clarke-Walker expects around 80-90% of projects will be solar and windfarms as they are cheapest to build and their costs are forecast to drop by up to 50% in the next three to five years as demand rises and technology improves. Britain aims to generate 15% of energy from renewable sources by 2020, compared with 7.4% reached in 2010. The fund's loan budget is unlimited and the first £100m could support more than 100 projects as the average cost varies between £250,000-£700,000, Clarke-Walker said. Suffolk-based farmer Mike Porter, who plants crops such as wheat and oil seed rape, received a £130,000 loan from Barclays to install solar panels on a grain store last month and is expected to make £20,000 per year by exporting power to the National Grid. End
European solar energy experts have branded the UK's decision to cut financial incentives as "short-sighted". It comes as a groundbreaking project is unveiled in Belgium that has seen 16,000 solar panels placed on top of a 3.4km railway tunnel. The section of line near Antwerp is now pumping electricity into the Belgian railway and is generating enough energy to power 4,000 train journeys every year. It has cost £14m and would work in the UK but the firm behind it say the coalition Government's cuts to financial incentives make it "unviable". Bart van Renerghem from Enfinity , the firm behind the solar tunnel, told Sky News: "Apparently the UK Government is more concerned about the Treasury than the mid and long-term carbon reduction objectives that we have. "Personally, I think it is short-sighted." Mr van Renerghem's company was planning to install similar projects in the UK but they have now been shelved. He added: "It is going to remain a small market where Joe Bloggs in the small white van is going to install it on the rooftops. "They want to be the greenest Government but they don't want to pay for it." The Department of Energy and Climate Change has prioritised small-scale solar schemes on homes and businesses rather than large solar projects. Energy minister Greg Barker MP told Sky News: "We want to create a long-term platform for growth. "Now that does mean that, in the short term, large-scale schemes aren't going to get the sort of funding that we see in Belgium currently." Mr Barker said the previous Labour government left behind a "basket-case" policy on solar energy but believes the sector still offers big opportunities. He added: "There are a lot of exciting things in solar but we have got to think it through so that we get good value for the billpayers as well as a great deal for the solar pioneers."
Oh dear just got the feeling this would go lower on result day ..and it didn't disappoint.
can read this sp like a book now ...just knew it wouldn't reach 65p.
You could be right but I sold out of pvcs and invested it in Sar and guess what ...it went up nearly 400% in two days so I guess made the right move. I have bought back in it today so fingers crossed for it tomorrow . Good Luck with Pvcs I will be back in this again soon hope I don't miss the boat.
and these have not dropped usually they drop back to 50p so I can get in again . Whats going on here ?? lol
good rise today and out for now once again...nice little profit for my hols.
good time to top up 52p buy.
Well I have a view that if you are flying on BA you can afford the rise in APD.