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Doesn't that rather depend on whether the Adam drill is successful? If not, I think you may need to wait a bit longer. PS. Im not selling anyway! ;-)
Took profits from OXS today for a punt here on the basis of recent Recognia charting recommendations (Target 400+) + today's trend reversal following the announcement. Currently planning to stay in for a week and see where it goes.
Yes but then again so does holding shares in Ken Livingstone's London Mayor Election hopes.
Automated order fulfilment broken up into small batches. Someone is trying to hide the fact that they are fulfilling what looks like a reasonable sized order. I don't know why the buys are so small though. I would have thought that buys of around £1k a time would have sufficed.
I bought into this a week or so ago and can see absolutely no reason why it won't come good in the end. The only delay that I can see is down to the normal processes of government approval which I am sure take their time in Turkey. I would suggest that anyone buying in here does so with the intention of holding for at least a couple of years when they will see a tidy profit IMHO.
Deutsche Bank will be nominees for another company. Who exactly is an interesting question.
I re-read the release over the weekend and at first sight, the bad news certainly doesn't look all that bad to me. The only negative result of the trials seems to be that they didn't receive satisfactory results from a single dose for breast augmentation scar reduction. The upshot was that their next set of trials will be to use 2 doses for their next set of trials in the second half of 2008. I have also read elsewhere (I forget where) that although these tests failed slightly, Juvista still produces very good results for other treatments. This is a risky investment but the returns are potentially huge. I also bought on the back of the recent drop and am happy to have done so. I wouldn't recommend to anyone having all of their eggs in this particular basket however.
Panmure Gordon have issued a buy recommendation for this with a target of 120. Views on this anyone?
Any views on this? The company is still profitable with the exception of Citylink which has had to swallow the cost of acquiring Target this year.
is set at 84.
You wouldn't be a certain Pokemon character in another incarnation would you? If this makes no sense, please ignore!
I didn't mean to be harsh / rude .. just realistic. I got my head bitten off for not backing up my posts at one point, and in retrospect fully understand why. Preditor - If you are genuine I am sure that you will understand the claims of that sort of insight will be taken with a huge pinch of salt unless you can give us some context / background as there are people on these boards who will try to run their own personal "pump and dump" scam. I would dearly love to think that you are not one of them. Please tell whatever you feel able to.
I would like to give you the benefit of the doubt, but from what you have told us either: 1) You are ramping under an ID that you don't usually use....OR 2) You really are new to the boards, have some useful information to us all and don't fully understand why you are annoying people with what you have said. Giving you the benefit of the doubt, you won't win friends here if you say things like you have just said. ... Just look at the reaction so far. If you have some genuine insight however and are willing to share it, you will make friends!!! If you are able to back up what you say, then please share it. If not, you are better off watching from the sidelines and keeping stumm.
That's a bit of red-hot news you're throwing in there, my friend!Can I ask where it came from??
See the following URL: http://www.stockmarketlevel2.com/level-2-heart-of-the-stockmarket.html. If you are that new, for heaven's sake go long to start off with. I would suggest that you play with £10k initially spread across half a dozen shares and read and watch for a few months. If you don't use real money, the lessons won't sink in. Before you commit a penny however, read through fool.co.uk and learn all about company valuation and financial ratios. You will also need a free membership to advfn.com to get company financial info. Apart from that, the best advice I can give you is that if you see a share price plummet, don't invest straight away. Give it at least a week, and read up in the interim. Guess where I got stung to start off with!
I am pretty much in the same boat as you by the sound of it. Started relatively recently, make a few errors and learnt fast. One conclusion that I came to is that you either a) Take long term positions, b)Buy L2 pricing and try to make money off short term trades, or c) Buy into a managed fund of some kind. I tried and failed to make money from short term trades without L2 pricing. The way things have gone since Novenber makes it very difficult to make short term gains without L2 prices for the moment. I am actually about £5k down in 20 at present but happy that I have shares in companies that I believe will bring me 100 - 400% returns over the next 3 years. Crucially, don't put all of your hard earned savings into shares. I also have an amount of money in Gilts which is far less exciting but allow me to sleep at night more easily. There are plenty of good cheap shares round at the moment. Read the boards, download the free share analyses from Sharecrazy.com and take them with a pinch of salt, and consider subscribing to t1ps.com. Choose wisely, go long and you stand a good chance of making some decent profits over the next 2-3 years.
If you want a little more detail, I am more interested in the ZAD-1 project, for which I have sen estimates of 140 million barrels. Post appraisal estimates for ZAD1 are around 280p a share, but of course you have to factor in a number of risk factors. If ZAD1 is successful I am hoping for 100p per share without taking any of the other projects (including Al Jariya-1) into consideration. Please note that none of this is original research. Just cobbled together from other boards and figures that I have seen. There is always a risk, but this seems a particularly good one IMHO.
I know, but I've learned not to make too many assumptions ;-). I have put in a couple of thousand quid (together with a few quid elsewhere) for my 15 year old daughter's university fees. If all goes well, (and she gets off to Uni) I see it as an investment that could potentially pay for all 3 years. If all doesn't go well, then I'm still confident I'll get more out than leaving it in the bank.
The III home page is www.iii.co.uk. You then need to search for IPL . I hope this helps
The falling SP is due to the problems that they have had on the Al Jariya-1 drilling site where they have hit high pressure salt water. There is a real possibility that they may need to abandon this site. Notwithstanding this, the company has a number of other projects on the go which look promising and if successful the SP will increase sharply. As with all of these shares, they only move up on good news. If you have some money to put away for a couple of years, you could get some handsome returns here. Equally if they have to abandon the Al Jariya-1 site, you could have a bumpy ride for the next few months until some good news comes in from the other sites. Dig through the III posts on this share where they at one point attracted informed comments from "Geodude" who appears to have an inside track.