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they invest in environmentally friendly small cap businesses, they have to be under a certain number of employees and not all listed, you get 30% tax refund and regular dividend and capital distribution if they sell up.Launched 12 02 09 final div of 3p payable 9 4 10. These are not for trading, they are more like a pension fund. www.foresightgroup.eu

this is my best vct

Your post early friday morning was fine, sentiment conveyed when tongue is loose is quite believable. I have sold some of mine here recently as things are slow to catch alight and was distacted by a tip. I think this is a good firm because it is a business involving a workforce and skills whereas most of lenigas's firms the money is tied up in the value of minerals/oil/gas so a bit of a departure for him and I regard Lonhro as his 'baby' which he will nurture rather than deal with. Profits have been enhanced due to exchange rates.

have this share in their Shares 2010 list buy guide up to 350p 2010 div 22p 2011 24.5 p

the figures for this year will have to come out in my opinion as the strategy has to prove itself over a longer period. Everything seems to be in place now and just need that confirmation of big profits. GL

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10345615

I am guessing that the percentage of investment in resource extraction has taken a leap in Africa in the last 3 years and this will soon show itself in Lonrho bottom line because of better infrastructure and GDPs also I wish Mugabe well in as much as he might enjoy his last years in power and allow the natural growth of Zimbabwe economy for everyones benefit by taking more of a back seat. I don't predict my African holdings though, they are a punt and a vote of confidence.

I think AIM stocks can't be bought in an ISA and guess you are trying to do that

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/11644/amstel-securities-says-buy-lonrho-with-18p-target-forecasts-502-mln-revenues-within-5-yrs-11644.html

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10314577

placing at 10p!

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10281892 Charles Wigoder did'nt encourage any overtures as you would expect, I still grieve that the N Power arrangement was necessary as T+ must be missing out on all the cheap spot prices for gas now.

Could be because LONR is the holding company for a lot of what it owns

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10232395 . Hopefully good enough to support the share price with upside as strategy proves itself and pension sorted out

It is basically when market makers execute trades to balance up the order book at the end of trade to secure a closing price. (This was the reply I received from my stockbroker and happens if trades are outside the automated tolerance limits and therefore a closing price is determined by thes trades)

http://www.ipgroupplc.com/ipo/ir/fin_news/rnsitem?id=1251300938nRnsZ0646Y , \i saved this the other day to help me understand

I continue to follow events at Beximco Pharma (BXP). Apparently a voice from Switzerland would like a lot of Beximco's GDR's (i.e. the London version, not Dhaka). I wonder why? After all casual traders do not get their broker in the Alps to telephone. They await stock to be delivered at T D Waterhouse or whatever. As a precautionary measure (I would no want to miss out) I have bought another 27,000 at 48p. ASOS (ASC)'s relative sales achievement is zero in relation to other online retailers. This trend is now quite established. It is bad news for ASOS. It is one to keep selling at 325p. Yours sincerely Evil's idiot Diarist

have had a search and find no reason, suggest it is aligning itself more to the p/e of the home market or just reacting to growth potential of business.

http://www.norsemangold.com/investor-relations/full-article/quarterly-report-to-30-june-2009/

My buy just after 11 is listed as a sell, I expect most of those sells were buys, does it mean MM's are short of stock. I would like the opinion of the ****stani population in Britain,I'm sure they are looking for fungibility. Can anyone explain exactly what needs to be sorted out for fungibility?