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looks to be going more the way of 30p than 40p article says that 34p price is the value of the company so upside is already priced in that these levels, indeed the article suggests buying on weakness much in line with my suggestion buy at 30p ish

jp morgan broker recommendations predict a very low share price - i suppose these shares have doubled in just a few months wonder what the problems were that jp morgan saw. clearly they are dropping back down now from 100p to 96.75 how much further will they dip down i wonder

12.50 -13.50 thats a bit excessive i have to say

hoping to get back in at 30p seems i may get my wish

have to saw i am pleasantly surprised as that's around what i paid and i have seen these shares dip to around 138 i wonder do whether to bow out in the 160's unless something electric happens before the new year like an decent oil strike

looks likes brokers will need to re-evaluate their forecasts as one of the broker at start of December forecast only 2360 and the top whack for another was 2480. I live close to to the Vauxhall wharf tower and it looks to be coming along rather swiftly. I tend to think with the recent whopping dividends that this share is more likely now to be looking toward the 2650 than the 2550's in the near future.

rather large trades at close on friday wonder what they knew?

bought at 95p and up we go already towards historical NAV of 110 - truth is the current NAV is closer to 200p hence the sudden excitement in the share price

just spotted last trade of day for under £9m so someone is rather confident about the near term prospects for RBS perhaps they are confident about the coming court case being won - i have to assume they are very confident about something imminent.

As of 2nd December three brokers predict SP 2360-2480 and directors have also recently topped up recently with none selling so I am also looking for forward to a good set of interim results tomorrow, shame the dividends can't be paid as shares though

at £1.5366 it must have been a sell as the closing bid is 154.75 so for this amount the market makers obviously wanted a cushion.the touch and liquidity for these shares is good the touch is 0.81% clearly these is an appetite for tehse shares but I would have loved to know the reason for the large sale

a massive sale of £230k just gone through wonder why they sold at these low prices

Plenty of stakebuilding in the RNS and Barclays stockbrokers forecast 130p seemed like a good time to buy - lets see where we are in a few months

as the shares are ex-dividend not surprising that they are down a bit after all a 6.5% dividend is just about to be paid out on 20th after 4th december exdiv date, but they are rising a bit today as folks probably see a 6.5% dividend as a good investment

gold on the up again just goes to show that gold will settle around what most miners can afford to extract it for and make some profit pan african gets it poured for for well under $1000/ounce, gold miners that have costs over $1000/oz clearly are treading on thin ice but pan africans increasing profits are quite clear looking forward to my 6.5% dividend. in december

will it drift back to 30p over xmas and new year? i hope so as i will get in again ready for the next surge

thanks affe - i take it there are some rather active south african investors then that quite rightly dont want an open door dilution of the shares

question is is OKAP still taking fees, in which case it matters none that JB has gone they will still be emptying the coffers with OKAP fees much like the Rover saviours who fleeced millions. get out while you can this ship is going down

does anyone know in plain english what the resolution that was not passed was all about; all were passed, with the exception of Resolution 12 which was a Special Resolution to disapply statutory pre-emption rights.

could have held on but seemed like i've had a fair profit so cashed in at just over 37.6, if boredom setsand the share price drifts below 30p in between now and next announcement i'll dip back in again.