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Everyone is protected by a financial serves compensation scheme, but only up to £85k per broker so it is wise to hold several accounts with different brokers.

Roly You are wrong
I said technically you do not own your shares the broker does
The company that you have invested in has no idea who you are. You do not appear on their list of share holders, you have no rights to attend an AGM or vote or take advantage of shareholder perks(store discounts for example). There is nothing to stop a broker selling your shares without you knowing, if you logged on to your account they would still show as owned by yourself when infact they could have been sold. The broker is obliged to register 'your financial interest' in a nominee account to protect it from creditors, but there is nothing stopping the broker breaching that obligation and dipping into those shares to sort out it's own financial problems. There is only 2 ways to own your shares, go back to the old days with paper certificates or have your shares held in a crest account, but that can cost thousands, HL charge £7500 per year per account for Crest

https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/managing-your-money/2019/11/07/what-to-do-when-your-broker-goes-bust/

It may come as a shock to many, but when you buy shares through a broker you do not technically/legally own them, the broker does

I think you may have missed jakeyork's point, when he said he was fed up with this 'jam tomorrow share' and he was selling up, he didn't intend to do that. He was just trying to get the price down before buying more. Not that it works most of the time

I think AN said the labs had a capacity of 50,000 tests per anum @ $1000 - $2000 per test . Thats a lot more than £4M

You are not giving Parsortix it's full credit, it doesn't just detect the presence of cancer cells, it captures them for further analysis outside of the device

It's not all about gas deposit and production, If they had a monster find HE1 could potentially crash the helium price. They will have to carefully drip feed the product into the market to maintain good prices. Upside is they could have a resource that will outlive a lot of us

Ooh Err Missus

Hardware service /support and stock control = expected sales coming

China if you want to squable with someone over PRE do it on the PRE BB, not here.

Now we have a bit of a curve in the drill pipes, does that require slower progress? Any experts out there.

It's not limited to AGL everything is down FTSE 100 250 Down 2.5%

I have just opened my fourth account with Finecobank, seem OK up to now but only had the account for a week. Cheap at £2.95/trade but not a budget platform with regard to features

L2, so far MMs are holding Friday close price

Thanks for replies, was aware that drills are 'steerable' but didn't think our rig was capable of that. So feel better now

Is 'Sidetrack' another term for start again along side?

Just looked on NHS site and they are claiming over 200. I know that half a dozen types of cancer types would be good for Angle, but that is no consolation for someone who has got a cancer that is not approved, and so can't benefit from the advantage that Parsortix offers

There are over 100 different types of cancer usually named after the organ they inhabit, I would hope in the future that we would be able to group cancers into 1 FDA application. It seems ridiculous to have to possibly submit 100 applications if in general Parsortix is able to capture cancer cells regardless of origin

Nearly every share in my watch list, mostly AIM is in the red today. Thinking it may be related to PIs taking cash to pay mid year self assessment tax bill

AN's father passed away last year, so could be IHT settlement, or any number of legitimate reasons. Anyway the market doesn't seem particularly bothered by the sell