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I think he came across well and spoke openly rather than sugar coat stuff. Reaction post interview has improved the share price

have you looked at total returns index? we are a heavy dividend paying index, i'm not sure about cac and dax. also we have 100 constituents so heavily skews to crappy returns of bottom 60 **** performing stocks. if some someone can find the total return indices of tge top 40 stocks in ftse 100 and then compare to dax and cac total return, we will have a clearer picture how bad uk is.

Breaking news on cmc, further details awaited

I have 600k shares at 1.6p average. I'm hoping it gets to 5p, hopefully I can buy a car with that!

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Then please post in the shell chat forum not here

Just hit 30% and started to climb back up, looks like target is 50p to reach overbought territory. Good time to add more now!

Brilliant Q1 results. Hopefully move towards 60p now

BP 5% down, HBR 0.5% up, that is a miracle lol

Fantastic Q1 results, expect big jump on opening. Let's hope a nice rub off onto lloyds before their big day next Wednesday. Expect bump to 50p today!!!!

Expect big jump of 10% today

Banking sector jitters came back to the fore after U.S. lender First Republic Bank said its deposits tumbled more than $100 billion last quarter and that it was exploring options such as restructuring its balance sheet.

UBS Group lost 2.8% after the bank set aside more money to draw a line under its involvement in toxic mortgages, dealing a heavy blow to its first-quarter profit.

1.6p is my average, strawberries are my favourite also yum yum. They should sell them individually like they use to

Good afternoon to you too

My buy is showing as a sell

My 125k shares bought is showing as a sell

I've bought more, average 1.6p

I had an email 2 days ago to watch any imax film on 22 April for 3 quid. As I didn't get the chance to watch avatar in the very cold winter we just had I booked it. Guess what all tickets were sold out barring 4 separate seats, so bought 2 separate seats. So there are about 50 venues with 4 films being shown with a capacity of 100 on each screen. So 50 x 4 x 100 x 3 quid, 60k min revenue to be made on one day, its not much given house nut rate of 50%, but its a start. Then revenue from business as usual for all other films being shown including the surprise hit Mario.

I'm wondering if Mooky is rejecting good offers as may be kicked out of being a majority shareholders? Is he that selfish?

I'm surprised that a deal hasn't been struck with the likes of (or a consortium) netflix, amazon, apple, disney, Sony, comcast, time Warner, etc. Makes so much sense for these guys buy for 10bn for a business that they can use to their advantage as they end up keeping the house nut to themselves, price tickets more competently and bring audience in, set up shops inside the cinemas that sell exclusive merchandised goods relating to latest films, enter the hot dog business, what's not to like when it's a small price to pay for these well capitalised mega companies?