I meant to say, should i buy in now then? Odd that it's below the offer price?
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201011080713117657V
I'm sure that pretty much everyone's a PI here, some have a few £100s and others have a few £10,000s and one guy has a few £1,000,000s ;-) (it's not me!). This site is pretty good and fairly busy, the only other website of note is the iii.co.uk discussion boards.
The big buy after hours is the "uncrossing trade", catches out everyone ;-), as far as i know it's a balancing of the books between brokers and can be excluded. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/global/glossary/u.htm
Hopefully your limited resources can grow, but i'm baffled by the high level of the markets so it's a scary time to be invested. No idea about the black trades, sorry.
POG has some problems and downgraded it's forecast for extraction targets, ENRC has some problems relating to potential litigation so i think that's why it's fallen back so much since the summer. Don't be afraid of selling a stock at a loss because for every share that turns around after you sell it there'll be a dozen that'll keep falling ;-) No one can tell you if it will keep rising but i'm sticking with it for now, probably a bad idea ;-)
I had some last year and rode it from 800 to 1200p, i'm holding some at 924p at the moment. The smart guys were the ones who got it in November 2008 at 200p though ;-(... think that was a once in a generation/lifetime event maybe ?
Ooh boy... it's 5th November and Enrico has a rocket up his a$$ ;-)
Back to mid August price level now, has our Enrico got enough rocket fuel left though?
Well i never! It seems Enrico is errrm.... driving the fastest milkcart today ;-). Back to £12 soon i hope ;-)
Hey! I prefer to call him Enrico! Can i persuade you too? ;-)
Action/Event: ENRC has been a major underperformer since the April peak, driven by falling ferrochrome prices and concerns over M&A. The bad news now looks in the price and the shares are being priced for little improvement in ferrochrome prices or growth upside over the medium term. Sentiment and newsflow is being dominated by the DRC copper assets, but the high quality Kazakh asset base remains the core value driver at over 90% of our valuation. We upgrade our rating from Neutral to Outperform. Investment Case: We believe it is now time to focus on: 1) ENRC’s asset quality and valuation; 2) growth upside; and 3) direction of the stainless / ferrochrome cycle. ENRC should be an ongoing beneficiary of the cost pressures facing the SA ferrochrome industry and we expect a growth CAGR of 10% over the next five years, superior growth to the UK large caps. Stainless / ferrochrome outlook: The key lead indicators, nickel prices, spot ferrochrome prices and Chinese chrome ore import prices have all begun to turn up and while we do not forecast a significant rebound in stainless production we believe the bulk of the slowdown is behind us. Spot prices are currently in the $1.1-1.2/lb range. Looking through to 2011, cost pressures and a cyclical kicker could push prices toward $1.4/lb.Risks: The move into Africa and questionable acquisition of Camrose poses the risk of a PE de-rating due to greater exposure to risky regions and potential reputational damage. We would argue that the de-rating has already occurred and that the Kazakh asset base is the core value driver. M&A is a risk but we expect acquisitions to remain ‘bolt-on’ in size and the DRC copper assets are already being heavily discounted by the market. Valuation: We estimate a fair value of £12 based on our normalised earnings and growth model.
If in doubt about divi dates then always check the company's own website. Buche is correct in this instance. http://bit.ly/bT0gJC
For the short term gain you should have got in on the 12th August when uncertainty over this takeover was rife. Since then confidence returned and indeed today the price is pretty much at the level of the takeover deal. If the takeover fails then it'd be back down to 1500 or less. Your only chance of a price increase is if another bidder steps in. So, you've 2 choices, sell up now and accept the small loss but at least you'll not have the nervous tick, or take a gamble and wait for a higher bidder. Read the DNX Share news stories above and think about it over the weekend ! Good luck.
If you're in a decent profit then it's best to take it now, and don't worry if it goes higher later.
25th. If you google <Company Name> Investor Relations you'll normally find what you need.
Errr, the company is in Administration and shares are suspended, so you can't trade them even if you wanted to. Not sure where you saw directors buying ?
Nice write up here: http://ftalphaville.ft.com/blog/2010/08/12/314221/duelling-dana-related-and-rather-detailed-rns/