The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Ive put £4000 in nearly as excited here as with RRL. Great bet for a large multibagger.
Topped up at 1.36. Sit back and relax,this is a multibagger. As was said the mines there and the golds there.
Great top chance while the MMs play games.
n/m
On Barx
Well down but you cant buy on Barx,is it in auction?
RAB wins award,looks a great upturn stock,stock price was oce over £1.00 Hedge funds won't announce their final numbers for a few weeks yet, but investors already have some idea of the year's big winners and losers. HSBC gives us a sneak peek with its latest weekly report on the hedge funds tracked by its alternative investment group – a broad array of investing styles and well-known fund managers. According to the copy obtained by Fortune, 2010's top performing fund so far is RAB Energy, a global long/short equity fund that specializes in the energy sector. The $225 million fund is up 42.9% through December 22, 2010, according to HSBC. Most performance data in the report was through the third week of December. Managed by Gavin Wilson and Mark Redway, RAB Energy was among the top five performers in 2009 as well. Before joining RAB Capital, Wilson was an oil sales director at Canaccord Capital, and Redway was an oil and gas analyst at Canaccord. Tulip Trend Fund clocked in at number two, up 38.8% through December 24. Tulip Trend is a managed futures fund with $619 million in assets under management. Rounding out the top five were Henderson European ABS Return, up 34.8% through December 17; Moore Emerging Equity, up 31.7% through December 16; and Daniel Loeb's Third Point Offshore, up 31.5% through December 21, according to HSBC. While his returns may not be as huge as HSBC's top performers, hedge fund giant John Paulson still had a good year. He may have raked in a plus-$1 billion payday, the Daily Mail reports, estimating that the hedge fund giant returned about 21% for the year. The returns by the top managers may sound impressive during a year when the S&P 500 climbed 13%, but they pale in comparison to the top winners in 2009, and even to those during the tumultuous 2008. In 2009, the best performer was Senvest Partners with a 222% return, according to HSBC. Indeed, the top 20 funds that year all clocked in better numbers than 2010's winner with a 42.9% return. In 2008, seven managers bested this year's winner.
Just got out with 10% profit after watching it fall .Straight into EDL
Are you currently in CNR,any thoughts?
Do not panic force the second wave.
Take any stops off you have ,the tricky buggers may try dropping it paidly for a second then putting it straight back up.
Where are the shares being sold from? Confused
This along with CNR recovery quids in.
Has anyone not bought in here today,everyones here lol. Apart from Merv lol.
Got to be a massive leak here, What can the MMs do treeshake or more likely take it higher to get sells.
Dont sell force the issue.
Im not complaining after getting in at 6.25p,but the buys have been massive all day. Where are the shares coming from?
This went to 12.75p before.
Im surprised this isnt the talk of the chat.
CDG Ready to pop just look at those trades