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This is one of the best companies in the UK market, if not the World. Quality of management is outstanding - and its still DIRT CHEAP on a P/E of 11x and 3% yield. Buy some whenever it dips for yor ISA & relax. ! IMHO, DYOR, GLA.

I wonder if George Osborne is even aware that we are selling part of the UK's Financial Industry ( and its jobs) to the GERMANS !! Duz it not even occur to him that the Head Office and eventually the whole Exchange will be migrated to Frankfurt ? This is part of why we voted for Brexit, for goodness sake ! Gradual takeover of UK Financial Services by stealth.

This now looks VERY gud value. Recent fall in price gives investors a VERY useful entry point. Profitable, only a small amount of debt and NO excessive dilution for shareholders, and BOD have skin in the game. Cud b a gradual gainer over next 12 months.

Well, that Jorc report looks perfectly OK. Wonder Y the lethargy ? Brexit nonsense I suppose. Yawn ............!

Cant help thinking this is very bad news for the UK Financial Services Industry. Next, Frankfurt and LSE will combine into one Exchange, then all functions of London will gradually drift over to Frankfurt and UK jobs with them , then gradually all of the City of London's most important exchanges and functions will go to Germany, especially if we vote to stay in the EU in June. Takeover by Stealth of our most valuable industry - something even Napoleon Bonaparte and a certain A Hitler never managed to achieve ! Notice its been sold by a French CEO !

Think the whole Ed Nealon Company stable (RLD, BZT & FCR) look interesting at current insane share price levels. They all have something going for them and are now in metals , or gemstones, which are increasing in price, rather than decreasing. Also, & v importantly, none of them are carrying crazy levels of debt, provided by the likes of YA or Darwin which has killed so many other smaller mining companies recently. All 3 cud multi bag from current levels in my view, for those of a patient disposition. They certainly luk more interesting than Major Global Equity Indices, Bonds or property mkts, which look set for a global collapse of 2008 proportions, in my view.