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agreed - most investors were holding out for the budget, i suppose. anyway, have u guys seen this? http://urbansolar.blogspot.com/2010/05/emergency-budget-coalition-government.html great news for renewables.

that's not the only evil word. the other one is Robert Green. what a fumbling doodle-of-a-c0ck.

i'm rather wary of companies with high debt, was locked in PUB for 7 months and i didn't enjoy that. ideally, stick to companies below £100m and check if it is serviceable. i contemplated buying PFD but thinking of it as "britain's biggest food company" isn't exactly the smartest way to invest - they're £1bn in debt. it's the numbers that normally do the talking. waiting for the budget is the right thing to do. i know the temptation is great to jump in just in case you miss the bus but if u have to buy anyway, choose companies with a global reach(non-UK focused). i'm buying one soon. =)

now just wait for it to drop back somewhere on the low before the bounce, then buy in...

http://www.politics.co.uk/news/energy/lib-dem-hopes-for-win-win-nuclear-solution-$21379662.htm

i definitely want to buy in again but i don't want to time myself wrongly...from 230p to where it is now in 1.5 months...scary! but with NTG, i believe that as fast as it has dropped, it can equally rise as fast too. just a matter of timing.

and the director buy looks like he is trying to tell the market not to worry. much bigger chunk than his last buy. i think my confidence has grown more in this company, but it would still be nice to see debt levels lowered. perhaps a first batch buy-in below 30p on the retrace? well done to those who took the risk.

made 200% on TW last year and haven't looked back since then - no interest. nothing much in their sector that excites me, despite the stats.

this share has been rerated. above 50p for quite a while now. hope the upward momentum continues...

40% is a big loss. if i were you, i wold wait. i'm losing big time on a coupla shares too, due to stupid moves i made back in october. as long as the company is not in danger of closing down, might as well wait.

i'm waiting too, for the budget announcement. i've no doubt QED will come good in the end, but i just don't want to get money tied up. i've been doing better than the hedge funds in may...at least i got the bulk of my investment in cash! =)

this can't be going to 117p, can it???

i hope u didn't sell because of the link i posted - sorry, didn't mean to scare anyone! have u heard of stochastics? share price has to hit the bottom twice before it starts going up again. that's why i sold out after it peaked at 51p the last time because i kinda knew it was falling to 40.5p again. sometimes it drifts lower...the lower it goes, (normally) the stronger the support. not so in the case of HMV though! =)

besides spain, the UK is also a major market segment for NTG. i reckon we won't see much optimism until 22nd june or perhaps a few days after? who knows, my predictions are cr@p. i cannot believe this is now almost at the price i first bought in almost a year ago, at 16.25p(before consolidation).

i stand corrected! cheers, chears. on another note, i'm pretty sure what's pushing QED's price down is the uncertainty of the budget. http://www.financialadvice.co.uk/news/tax/88888-g20-moves-from-fiscal-stimulus-to-austerity.html "The UK government is now entering a phase of massive public sector investment cuts which will be announced with the budget on June 22."

no mate, not from SA but i used to work with a lotta them in london. =)

Olympics are in east London, bru. Not Wembley. =) If you want to ride that wave, have a look at TEF.

told my cousin to get in before the rise and he did...but i didn't!!! oh well, bless him. =)

institutions would be studying today's RNS carefully, industry indicators and i suppose lastly, the budget at the end of this month. mervyn king did say £6bn cut will probably not affect recovery...but how much of that cut belongs to property(regeneration?), i don't know. but i think ii's would be prudent and wait for the budget announcement. http://www.publicpropertyuk.com/tag/conservatives/

is now 44.5-46.5 but the spread is ridiculous. i have a feeling the price dropped this much to fill an order. if i was a gambler, i'd jump in now and wait for the bounce(but i'm not). a 5p drop for a 50p share is also too fast a drop...with no extreme bad news.