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Sloping pitch was towards the "left side". It was a whole player height corner flag to diagonal corner flag. The 'left side'and 'right side' refers to the paritition between "home" fans in the home area. There was a foot gap fencing at one point. The genius is in the song lyric - "the left side" - " the right side" will never leave me. Current wife has been to Wembley to watch last two losses in the funny cup we all want to win if we are a small team and hate that the u21 from the big teams are allowed in. Those Wembley days were sad but also fun and heavily alcohol fuelled revelry.
Goldman�s base-case scenario calls for a 10-year yield of 3.25 percent by the end of 2018, though a �stress test� out to 4.5 percent indicates such a move would cause stocks to tumble, economist Daan Struyven wrote in a note Saturday. He also said the economy would probably suffer a sharp slowdown but not a recession. �A rise in rates to 4.5 percent by year-end would cause a 20 percent to 25 percent decline in equity prices,� the note said. They will be putting their money into something - gold might be just the thing. A higher US$ following on wouldn't go amis either.
I agree with that. The announcement of job losses is one thing, but as it is such a high % of the workforce, there appears to be a lot more investors may be entitled to know. btw, if oufc means what I think it does, I was a season ticket holder at the Manor years ago before the move to Minchery Farm. Rather like PAF, a sleeping giant ready to take on all comers once a little bit of housekeeping has been sorted out.
Thee has been a perfect storm brewing up against Evander in the last year. The tragic accident a year ago, the necessary investment into safety, gold price and ZAR exchage rate all against. By maintaining 90 odd pople there there is somehing that will be happening. What do you reckon? - mothballling, preparing for outright closure? There is some light on the horizon. Post election / leadership change appreciations often don't last long - once traders realise little has changed and that meaningful change thereafter will take oodles of time, they will be looking elsewhere. Especially as the interest rate clouds gather in Trumpland - nothing like a buzz about interest rate rises to push up the $ and reduce the ZAR agaisnt it.
I got to 9.4p by averaging sp from placement announcement to start of this calendar year - nothing too complicated. Then added 0.2p because I reckon we are marginally in a better position that the last placing. But hey - hardly accurate this stuff. That is what makes AIM so frustrating and fun at the same time.
Ha ha. I rather had Whitewolf down as that contemplative wild dog in White Fang - novel by Jack London.
in one year it will be 9.4p p/share
Look on the bright side, the arch-ramper hasn't posted today. Replaced by another, granted, but you can't have everything. btw I am very concerned about the sp and the prospect of further dilution.
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Equal closing low at 182.00 as 2nd October last year. Given this is the equal lowest sp post rights issue, I wonder if it might be incumbent on anyone in charge to say something?
Yes that is quite encouraging although in reality it doesn't say much. "...and is aiming for readmission in 1H18, as per the company announcement..." suggests it could be another 3 months and that there is a lot of negotiating to still do. Actually, "...aiming for readmission in 1H18..." is not particularly certain at all - this could be ages.
All thing being equal, Eish, true. There is nothing like a wave of political optimism to stop downward pressure an a ny currency. Let's not forget that the US are likely to/will increase interest rates soon: rather than the ZAR 'going down' against the USD, it may be the USD 'going up' against the ZAR.
I agree Wenglish, 9 weeks without a peep. That is except news of another crowdfunding wadge at 8%. 26% raised so far - nowhere near as fast as the 1st crowdfund. Pople do need to hear results or, if none are forthcoming, some words from managing parties about the future.
I agree @MEP, it would be nice to see the whole thing. I suppose the headline does say something we might have already surmised - why something like GNC should be languising has only one real cause as far as I can see. The rights issue to buy Peacock was only going to be good for shareholders if GNC could make a play of it in the USA. Some real info about what is happening there wouldn't go amiss.
Thank you for that Eish, it is nicely upbeat. You may remember that my concern with this share was the pollitical uncertainty in RSA. An "investor friendly approach" is what PAF and the RSA need so, all caveats ignored, this may be win-win. The turbulent year for PAF seems to be abating - can there really be any more bad news lurking to dampen my spirits? I reckoned not and am pleased I got a few more at the late 8s / early 9s spread a few days ago. GLA
Nothing paranoid in what you say at all @Adouble. For me paranoia = sensible caution on AIM. It was the length of time for news after the re-submission that made this fish smell. I came out luckily at the right time hoping for a re-entry when some inevitable delay dragged sp down. Still see this as a runner so long as Botswana government play by the rules. GLA
There was I thinking Zuma was going to hang around after the interview this afternoon and then tonight... Hope that the markets are favourable.
Nothing new no, so it seems - though didn't stop me thinking there might a further wobble on publication. Fingers crossed that the departure of Zuma is smooth - a wave of SA optimism and a tad quieter period for PAF can only be a good thing.
The 70 - 90% was a spot on at an actual 80%. Leaky leaky seive seive indeed. Too early for a scotch before 8.00 I fear.
I have a little smile on the tick up too. The recent falls did leave a good few opportunities to average down - pleased I chose PAF to do it too out of my limited funds. As I said ages ago Eish, the unknown unknown was/is the state of the SA politics. I feared JZ would cling on until the elections next year. When the news came about ANC and big Cyril organising a dignified exit strategy I raided my piggy bank.