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Someone had to carry the can

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make what you will of this

To my limited knowledge you have to request delisting, which would require majority shareholder approval, so not going to happen. It would rw

quire Examenership or Liquidation for it to happen automaticaly

Hi ST, welcome to the CRH world

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You should see CRH, like a rocket since yesterday 15% since yesterday opening in New York.

Very pleased with outlook

Bad and more Bad. However an optomist may say that they have a new CEO in mind but he wants full disclosure to the market before he accepts. It is very unlike TLW to give such a dire outlook, there must be a reason. (of course it Could be Bankrupcy Looms )

Is this the BIRG board or a political chat board.

Watched Murray on Bloomberg this morning, when asked if they had been approached re take over or would they consider it he answered with " we are consentrating on X Y and Z at the moment" Interviewer pushed but he continue " We are consentrating ----------.

Make what you will of it

I assume a team of accountants will have to work out break even cost per barrel before any development work is done. Until then this remains as an unvalued assett.

Same year we get 90p by 3pm

Not great reading.

Results from Lloyd and Deutshe bank are probably drivers for rise in SP

If sold at low ball number it will be a sure sign BP is in bigger trouble than we know.

When takeover is done will not the share numbers increase by approx one third

His success with CRH was great, ( I am LTH on CRH) if BP does not move listing to US under his chairmanship it will never happen. His knowledge if logistics in that such a move are unrivalled.

Surely falls under conflict of interest

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/bps-8-billion-castrol-sale-125700867.html

Retirment , i agree with your appraisal. I bought my first share in 1995 with £5000 of my redundancy. I purchased 1000 CRH shares at just under £5 each. That increased with each dividend as i took shares instead of cash. Over the years i bought Bank shares, (Only now getting my original investment back.) In 2005 i purchased RYA,. I still retain the 1000 CRH To me LTH is the only true low risk platform.