hold a lot of acreage next to RKH, and premier has got in. What does that mean for DES. Also premier will lay down the infrastructure for RKH, what does that mean for des?...anyway on these thoughts I think about coming into des for long term
your'e a scotsman...glorious failure
than italian licence, but the consistent large buys indicates we might be at bottom
was for lloyds
I was shot down...there is a lot more political shenanigans to go yet...out for france now
placing shares ot of the way...now lets see the news flow
??? no movent over the past few days
will only let me sell all my holding, partial sale seems to go into negotiated trade
I dont know...but its not moving like it did yesterday...seems to be off radar...somebody must be accummulating the pi shares...I think we may be near the bottom... I could have sold yesterday at a much bigger profir than now...but I though if 105 was paid there is poteential and I will hold and ride this out
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consistent sells of 2300 shares...what is happenning?
need news before buyers...next week?
down?...who will buy
does that mean that there are buyres, or do they have enouh shares and dont want more unless much cheaper?
I am sitting at 40% profit at the mo, and also missed this morning listing...I just intend to hold on the basis that the money raising was atsuch a premium...gotta be something worth investing in...so for those buying at 1.25..they are sitting on a mssive loss or acquiring the shares sold...certainly brings the average down...will await news