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On Bloomberg earlier on today there was an article about an ex employee who was trying to take BATS to court as they gave him 1,200 fags per month and now he has terminal lung cancer, lawyers are looking into it and many other ex employee's as well.
The stock market is a fickle thing, Aviva is just unloved and has been for some time, hopefully, soon, it will change, we should then see a re-rate but the new CEO appointment has not helped in so far as he seems to have been a 3rd or 4th choice and already being on the inside why was he not chosen straight away, this is what investors are worried about.
”FDA to probe potential link between seizure risk and E-Cigs”
A new FDA probe on seizures linked to e-cigarette usage has sent the share of tobacco heavyweights lower in early trading.
The FDA says it is responding to 35 reports of vaping associated with seizures, mostly involving youth and young adults.
In premarket action, Altria (NYSE:MO) -1.22%, Philip Morris International (NYSE:PM) -0.90% and British American Tobacco (NYSE:BTI) -1.69%.
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3448077-fda-probe-potential-link-seizure-risk-e-cigarettes#email_link
”FDA to probe potential link between seizure risk and E-Cigs”
A new FDA probe on seizures linked to e-cigarette usage has sent the share of tobacco heavyweights lower in early trading.
The FDA says it is responding to 35 reports of vaping associated with seizures, mostly involving youth and young adults.
In premarket action, Altria (NYSE:MO) -1.22%, Philip Morris International (NYSE:PM) -0.90% and British American Tobacco (NYSE:BTI) -1.69%.
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I don't really like Motley Fool but you can't argue with this.
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For gods sake you two get a room, this is the rdsb board
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Parity10 a UT trade is an Uncrossing Trade whereby the MM's clear their books or level their books at the end of the day, as follows. Just an example and nt specific to Lgen
The Buy bids are ordered with the highest prices offered at the top, the Sell offers have the lowest price at the top (in each stack if prices are the same then it appears that the order of arrival of the Bid is what determines the priority, with the first received having the highest priority.)
The quantities and price offered are shown together with the name of the Market Maker (eg Cantor Fitzgerald: CFEP, Winterflood Securities: WINS, etc) - this field is left blank if the offer is from an external individual using Direct Market Access. It appears that only during the 10 or so minutes of each auction do these DMA bidders have access to the market.
At the closing of the auction the bids/offers are frozen and an attempt is made to match as many shares to be sold against shares to be bought - the result of this is what is known as the 'Uncrossing Trade' (UT). In this case by selecting a UT price of 24.5p it was possible to get the maximum match of shares transferred - here 25,400 - and this was precisely the UT trade that was reported 16 seconds after the auction closed at 2pm.
This UT trade keeps both buyers happy - they both get their bid accepted but alas only the top seller (the one offering up 110,843 shares for sale) gets their offer accepted. The offers of 9,000, 15,000 and 2,000 all walk away with nothing because they must have arrived just after Mr 110,843.
reggie I know that, but that is not going to boost the share price 10 fold is it? be realistic
When everybody and his brother slate Nomads for doing absolutely nothing, what makes you think a new Nomad is going to make the slightest bit of difference here?
50m shares (in old money) sold at 9.5p desperate or what, loads and loads of big sells today?????