Hello, Company is IGAS, stock ticker is also IGAS regards
Thanks, I will buy in VIA HL then, I am a little cheesed of with myself on this one, Ive had it in my watch list for a while (as I do with most shale companies - Have a big - (for me) holding over at Igas) when it was down 10% of this morning I tried to buy in then it went to "no quote deal" I thought it was just for a moment, tried again and again nothing, then ended up busy elsewhere. Seen the RNS come out and was mega cheesed off, and only till after 4.30 I rang BARCS. my own doing, damn. However, huge potential here, but still VERY early days, good new director, but no cash in the bank so once funding is provided, this is off to a few pennies.
I also have a HL account sitting with no funds in it, Hoping they deal with GBR and I can add funds and buy in first thing. does anyone here use HL?
Just been on the phone to Barclays, If you have a Barclays account you won't be able to trade it they have pulled the plug on it due to "business reasons"
I have been trying to buy since the RNS came out Sadly barclays won't deal
Quote and deal not available. Anyone know why?
I will be investing here, just not for a few weeks time. I am in the process of setting up my "safety" portfolio, compromising of the big players, and mainly companies that are used every day and demand is still strong, Apple, Vodafone, British american tobacco, glaxo etc etc Bdev will be heading straight into that portfolio to balance out any lows from my "risky" one. Onto the shale gas, The government are pushing it now, it was in the conservatives manifesto, Amber Rudd is the new lady in charge who has previously been a green and is in full support of shale gas. It is even getting a mention in the queens speech on the 27th. With so much weight behind it, investing in the biggest shale gas company that hold the most licenses with lots of investment and a farms out to the really big companies (INEOS which has secured funding and huge revenue when we start producing) Amongst lots of other key plus points, it is a sound investment. BTW, I live 2 minutes away from an iGas site, and the people that used to "protest" lived many, many miles away and just drove up to protest because they obviously had noting else better to do... The "locals" we have no issue with it, many forget they are actually there!
Haha that's a real sh**er regarding the gold and birds! I haven't here because I am neck deep in iGas. I see the potential there when/if shake gas kicks off. I do actually now work in the gas network industry so have good "inside" knowledge regarding shale gas. So hopefully in 5 years time I can repeat my story about igas and it being a positive one!
So I missed the boat but kept looking for a time to buy in, couldn't find one slowly started to lose confidence over the year and the price continued to go up. I got to the age (roughly 2 years ago) I started buying and selling shares, but NEVER bought into BDEV, and still haven't. Again I would of more than doubled my cash. IF - I had the balls to invest when I was 18, and didn't sell, today I would of had 26,000 roughly, at a market value of £156,000. Moral of this story, If you have a gut feeling, occasionally listen to people, on here and elsewhere, things can happen for the better. Jump in, invest, enjoy the ride, you never now where it may well take you. but don't live to regret not doing something!
Im going to bore you all with a story here regarding shares in BDEV.... Back when I was 17/18 in 2008 I was working as an apprentice Gas installer, me and my boss went up to a job on the top of holyhead north wales to this guys house who was working on the cruise ships at the time. We all got talking and he went onto talking how he invested in stocks and shares, BDEV he said, just after the crash the price was roughly 42p (YES 42p!!) he was convinced, going on and on regarding its land bank and how it was a sure investment for anyone for a long term view. Anyway, we carried on chatting and he won me over.. I know a guy I have just met, who works on a cruise ship convinced me that I should be owning BDEV shares. I was young and had no idea, On my 18th Birthday I had a nice mini windfall of money from relatives that had passed away, £10,000 roughly give or take, and I asked my mum and dad to buy shares in Bdev for me, to the tune of £10k, all of it into BDEV. - Lacking confidence I wasnt able to set it up myself and just really didn't now where to start, I thought it was an overly complex situation (now - buying shares on and off on a daily basis I realise how easy it really is!) £10,000 would of bought me roughly 23,000 shares. They refused to do it for me, telling me not to make silly risks, intact they wouldn't even invest £1,000 for me. - Nadda, nothing at all. Anyway, time passed, I ended up losing the apprenticeship (made redundant) and took on another apprenticeship, during the training I used to tell anyone, and everyone about these shares - Invest, and why. Still lacking the confidence to do it myself. next came roughly 80p. And I thought my chances had gone, would of doubled my money and helped others along the way too with the advice.
did you get stuck on the spike by any chance?
Good luck to you all that got stuck in the spike. Still too risky for me but will be watching, I'll buy when the true value is revealed at the minute it's a day traders dream
MMS trying to lock people in? I like companies moving into onshore oil/gas. It's one to invest in, but a little too risky for me at the moment. Good luck to all, and well done to the lucky ones that have stayed put following the recent huge rises