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To round up here.gla

brothers don't care very much about their reputation. If it will make them money (substantial ) no move of theirs would surprise me. Anyhow , current sp lookers to low to me whatever happens . We are not done with big swings yet. Opinions ?

brothers offer does not look so unattractive.should we be grateful ?

Try to use it to your advantage. Quick dip in and out? I did thanks for bs rns.

Time for me to get of this ride. Gla

Drop is orchestrated to accommodate my return into ami. Caring mm's ?

Could it be that Stan has been released from a clutches ?

Proper trader logic just, in my humble opinion and I could be wrong, you might ‘v been a bit better of if you ‘v waited a bit longer.

Good to come across you again. I value opposite views, need something to challenge my opinion. I don’t get it always right, so I welcome others opinions with some explenation.gla

could be, but im delighted with this sp and for that reason i will say thank you and im out.gla

Latest news are not great.Combined with proportionately sizeable borrowing and in my opinion,potential for new placing I would be watching but not buying yet.opposite views are welcome.

price unavalable,then ut buy 10k shares @ 110p ?hnnnn ,was that you OldF?

I really need ple product but I pooled trigger on this one earlier .gla

thot i might regret coming out @789p yesterday.

no debt,incresed production masively,$7m cash but nav;mcap 1?now amigos did i sumarised this well or am i suffering from heat exostion?gla

Forecasts Year Ending Profit (£m) EPS P/E PEG EPS Grth. Div Yield 31-Dec-13 6.47 7.98p 12.5 n/a n/a n/a 0.0% 31-Dec-14 14.31 17.67p 5.6 0.0 +121% n/a 0.0% 31-Dec-15 32.76 40.44p 2.5 0.0 +129% n/a 0.0%

730.50 to sell ?

could it be that mms want me back here and are trying to accomodate my reentery sp?lol .

yap,i puled the triger to fast.gla

Broker snap: IPF given a 'buy' rating after shares fall on Polish fine Date: Monday 30 Dec 2013 LONDON (ShareCast) - International Personal Finance’s (IPF) shares have taken a hit following news last week that it had been fined 2.4m pounds from the Polish consumer protection office over the way it calculated APR amounts. Numis Securities said the drop in shares presented a good buying opportunity. “Given the dramatic share price decline we believe this risk is more than reflected in the share price and our recommendation moves to buy,” the broker said. The analyst added that the fine “does not materially concern us of greater concern is the discussion paper which is looking at changing the interest rate cap to a cost of credit or APR cap”. “These two combined in a worst case scenario could fundamentally impact the Polish business which accounts for 45% of IPF's profit.” If IPF loses its appeal against the fine and a total cost of credit cap comes in then there will be no problem but if they lose and a total cost of credit cap is imposed then there is a major problem, Numis said. The broker estimates that IPF will generate 25% earnings growth from its non-Polish businesses in 2017, implying a 2017 price/earnings to growth ratio in a worst case scenario of 0.32x. “We believe IPF provides an attractive risk reward profile, best case 5.8x earnings, worst case 8.0x earnings.” Shares rose 7.18% to 487.90p at 11:30 on Monday.