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Sovereign wealth fund in which case one would expect an RNS or the market makers sitting on them? Do not know, just guessing, any other views?

Fine if you were invested then, I have been in and out several times over several years but bought back in later so about 25% up on Friday. If used correctly...well lets wait and see. Or will be bought out....hopefully. Lets see how the sp flies next week.

Why I intend to hold and accept the deal: "GVC�s strategy of betting on acquisitions to power growth appears to be paying off, with the online gambling group reporting booming revenues and earnings last year. The FTSE 250 company is close to completing its proposed �4bn takeover of UK bookmaker Ladbrokes Coral, but the group said its �1.1bn merger with internet betting firm Bwin.party in 2015 helps to explains recent strong trading. �I�m struggling to remember what life was like without Bwin,� said Kenny Alexander, chief executive. �But I don�t think we would have got this rate of growth without the Bwin business.�

Thanks for posting my tablet did not display it very well but I get the drift. PMO has major debt issues but has some good oil acreage while CNE has reserves and cash. A marriage not necessarily great for CNE shareholders but the resultant company would be impressive.

Anyone looked at the two companies combining in a merger?

Yep despite debts PMO keen to buy more of Catcher so good news for CNE.

Whats to stop the execs using some of the money to pay themselves a big bonus? I have just emailed them to express my annoyance that they did not pursue other options to raise money. Borrow it from a Bank or ask Novartis to help fund any expansion ffs!

So far! Personally ****ed off and suspicious of a fresh share placing which means hanging on for jam tomorrow.

More shorting by market makers? Wonder if a bid is on the horizon? Why else would a businees with no debt and plenty of cash be trading at 52 week lows?

Why? Not being provocative but interested in any research you have to back it up. My hunch, is that the brand will survive but the small shareholders will be blown away in a refinancing deal.

http://www.world-nuclear-news.org/V-Five-reasons-nuclear-energy-will-rebound-in-2018-07031801.html An opinion piece but encouraging for investors. In my opinion growth will come from Asia but in terms of surprises Germany and Japan might review their policies on nuclear power.

China is to commence building 8 new reactors this year alone. Comment below about India which still imports fuel so believe the global market for uranium will improve prices in 2018. I know, been said before but with so many reactors being built the fuel has to come from somewhere! India operates 22 nuclear reactors, eight of which are fuelled by indigenous uranium. Fourteen reactors are under international safeguards and use imported uranium. Six units - four indigenously designed pressurised heavy water reactors, a fast breeder reactor and a Russian-designed pressurised water reactor - are currently under construction. Construction is planned to begin on 19 further units within the next few years, including ten indigenously designed PHWRs which are scheduled to start up by 2031. Agreements envisage the import of uranium up to 2020, Singh said.

The sp has climbed steadily over the past month and April fast approaching for those who chase dividends. My hope if for merger and legalisation of online gaming across the USA.

Thanks for that, reassuring!.

The size of each deal? Meanwhile Stobart doing nicely: http://www.hl.co.uk/shares/shares-search-results/s/stobart-group-ltd-ord-10p

Someone purchased 200,000 this morning.

Sam, if your research suggests that is likely then go short and post your options here as proof.

http://www.lse.co.uk/FinanceNews.asp?code=7d23t2go&headline=BUZZPremier_Oil_RBC_upgrades_following_results

Now why would a heavily indebted oil company like PMO want to buy more of Catcher? Maybe because there is a great deal of oil in this field and its extractions costs are modest? PMG undervalued by the usual shysters. Our day will come!. http://www.lse.co.uk/FinanceNews.asp?code=t7add9gm&headline=Premier_Oil_keen_on_bigger_slice_of_Catcher_field_CEO

In reality O Leary has run out of pilots and cannot get his summer programme flown. The man is an arse but no fool, having failed to buy AerLingus he has signed a deal with them. http://www.lse.co.uk/FinanceNews.asp?code=09w4plqq&headline=Ryanair_and_Aer_Lingus_sign_flightconnection_deal_Sunday_Times I believe stobart/Flybe will also look at deals with other airlines.