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A 'record' £400,000 fine from the Information Commissioner for the cyber theft incident. Hmmm...

I stumbled across the new broker forecast by accident in the RTN Share News section above. For some reason, it doesn't appear in the RTN Broker Ratings section. Unfortunately, I also bought in (at 450p) after thinking the price wouldn't go much lower!

Looks to be related to N+1 Singer cutting its forecast from 450 to 335, and re-iterating a sell...

I doubt that the CEO expected this to fall off a cliff when he shelled out the best part of £200k at around 152p last November (along with three other director purchases). I hope I have better luck with my much smaller dabble at 65p or thereabouts!

I may live to regret this, but I've taken the risk of adding a small amount at 5.25p

Thanks for replying, Laughton. And no, the number of shares involved was not too dissimilar to what you were quoted for. Might have to change my allegiance then....

I've tried to trade shares in SGI both yesterday and today (with HL), but without success. The website states that there's no live price available - does anyone know why this might be?

Seems to be holding at 69/70 - or am I seeing what I want to see?

Just had the weekly 'Moneysavingexpert' email. There's a very small paragraph tucked in at the very end regarding the price comparison websites' allegations; the relevant phrase (to me) is 'Comparison sites were under fire this week as their default results hide cheap deals that don't pay em' (i.e. by default they hide deals from companies that don't pay the comparison website). That sentence reads to me as a statement of fact, and an admission that it does go on. There is no attempt to deny that it happens - and this is from a guy who researches these things and who routinely encourages us to use these websites (often in a specific order). Draw your own conclusions, and act accordingly....

Don't shoot the messenger, but it seems as though MS and other similar sites may be investigated for listing their results, not with the cheapest/best for the customer at the top, but the company that pays the most to MS (& others), irrespective of whether it's the best deal for you or me. Apparently there are screenshots of such examples being used in order to encourage the Competition & Markets Authority and the Government to take action. I have to ask - what if this were proved, what would the consequences be to MS and its share price? Could MS be told to repay the balance of what customers have lost (as per Wonga)... http://bigdeal.assets.d3r.com/pdfs/original/271-october-screenshots-and-tables.pdf To the best of my knowledge, this is a factual piece of information and this post is certainly not meant as a deramping exercise. I don't post often and this is my first post on MS despite the fact that I hold shares and it's done me pretty well over the last five years or so. Has anyone more info - or better still, can anyone reassure me that I've just been taken in by a scare story and everything is actually OK...

RNS at 13.19. UK Court sanctions consensual restructuring.