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I hate to be smug. But I did say Disposals would exceed the £300 million target this year. :-)

Solley, it all gets a little technical. But they match up all the 'Buy' and 'Sell' orders - the price at which the matching of 'Buys' and 'Sells' volume is the highest is the UT. Don't worry about the why's and wherefores ... its not a real trade.

Ah yes... the Daily Moan... say no more. Almost as bad as our Filter King.

UT = Uncrossing trade. Simply a price fixing mechanism. You're not a newbie on this board Solley... surprised.

CPI is now 1.4% in plus, against a wider market downdraft. Any ideas why?

Lol.. they're all pretty much as bad as each uvver... just a question of degree of grate. :-)

I'll be watching the Channel that Shearer is not on... anything to avoid his snore bore drone of platitudes...

Ok radio... interesting. I'm not sure how much in additional revenue it will generate though, as you said. Would I not be right in thinking both BBC and ITV are covering le Finale? That'll split the audience, but more in ITVs favour given the demographic that follows this sport.

ITV are being a bit naughty and re-running the QFs to coincide with the France-Belgium game over on BBC. :-)

Yeah... I like it. Thanks.

radio... any comments?

By the way... Bye.
Back to school to count your pennies.

Well, TEehee... half a dozen posts on the Rns no fuss? Go back to counting your pennies.

Rns hardly significant. What's the fuss?

Kenco, Special divis (are we not happy with the current 7.3% yield?!) are treated the same as normal divis. If you sell before xd, you won't receive the Special or normal divi.

Better they pay down debt.

"I do not need Hoots advise and I would never ask anyone on this boards for same." I think a bit of humility might be in order, TEehee?

Ok radio, could you please explain why the ad rates for Superbowl is sky high then? or do the Yanks do things differently... as well as speak a funny language and drive on the wrong side of the road....

Fascinating stuff, radio, thanks very much. Just a bit confused on your 12.45... it seems counter intuitive. It says... if supply (viewing) goes up, price comes down. Surely it should be the other way around?

... and... in usual journalistic fashion... ends with speculation that Centrica would be a prime takeover Candidate for the Technology Companies who would love access to its 24 million customers....

Ok thanks. H-hi. Good news then.

In the same way there are plenty of 'novice' Investors on this LSE site, I freely admit to being a complete novice on World Cup media advertising. So don't know whether the Ad pricing is done on a game by game basis (I doubt it, but can't say for sure) or bought as a package (at a lower price) up front. In which case the Advertisers would now have a good deal.

I'm hoping the media chap can shed some light on this, and my previous post.

Would the gentleman who worked within Marketing in the Industry, and who posted that excellent stuff on Ad limits per hour etc be willing to let us know what incremental revenue ITV may derive from this World Cup? (bearing in mind the games were split with BBC). An breakdown of the calculation - ballpark figures are ok - and an indication of Ad rates (per slot, per minute, however it is charged) would also be very interesting. Thanks in advance.

If anyone has any links on this, it would be useful.