Member Info for Stormer

Investment in production co.

For a ten bagger, come on.

7000 any minute now

The London Stock Exchange has suspended the membership of bankrupt broker Hume Capital Securities (LSE: HUME.L - news) after defaulting on unsettled exchange market contracts. The broker, which is an adviser to listed firms including Great Western Mining , LPA Group (LSE: LPA.L - news) , Orogen Gold and Coral Products (LSE: CRU.L - news) , called in the administrators on Monday and the LSE suspended its membership on Thursday evening after monitoring Hume's outstanding on-exchange trades. The LSE said that in light of information it has since gleaned, it now considered that Hume Capital was "unlikely to be able to fulfil its obligations in respect of its approximately 130 unsettled exchange market contracts". Therefore, under the exchange's rule, the broker was declared a defaulter.

Hmmm

Is in the business of taking over distressed companies they walked away from a friendly takeover and bought a 12.5% stake in JKX could a reverse takeover be on the cards.

Liquefied natural gas is likely to be the next energy source that will see prices fall in the way oil has Thought you had seen the last of the huge price movements in the energy markets? Well, think again. The supply glut which has led to a 50pc slide in oil prices over the past year will begin to grip the other major hydrocarbon product vital to global economies, liquefied natural gas (LNG). This year will see a “wave” of new LNG production flooding on to international markets as several major projects in Australia finally come on stream after years of development and hundreds of billions of pounds invested.

Not on the Top Risers board either.

It's the cleverest one yet just like with Vodafone you end up with more or less what you had after the con- silidation.

Which company is the best buy? Admiral's growth record is impressive, but I feel that the firm's share price already reflects likely future growth: trading on a 2015 forecast P/E of 16.4, there's plenty of scope for disappointment. Direct Line looks cheaper, on 13 times 2015 forecast earnings. I believe this firm should be a solid long-term income buy -- although you should remember that the firm's headline yield includes special dividend payments, which will vary from year to year. Esure is the smallest of the three, but does look quite cheap, trading on a 2015 forecast P/E of just 9.5 if 2015 earnings forecasts of 23.5p are maintained following today's results. I reckon the shares are a cautious buy. https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/esure-group-plc-slides-direct-103425175.html

My opinion.

On the radar for a takeover.

Are some shareholders being wiped out due to the share split? I only have a small punt here

What does that mean when it's a buy? Anyone know?

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Massive!!

Sold just prior to the talks terminated and wasn't expecting them to bounce back from the drop to 25p?

That's what I was thinking.

Talks terminated.

Reached n Ukraine this share should be storming upwards.