Member Info for watchya

unlikely he was pushed as he is considered to be the mastermind in the gang...i have seen directors like him leave plenty of times and if there is a sale at the end they always end up the biggest winners with guzzillions in shares. Plus he has to give others a chance of becoming CEO of the year.

Unlikely he will give these up after all the hard work he has put in. He will probably give himself some more before leaving.

Good move. The health sector is definitely a better place to be - just use Neil Woodford as an example. Medical advancements will only continue. I think the whole process could mean that it is a few years before some of us break even or make some profit. I see it as a positive move as junior oil play and mining seems to absolute rubbish at the moment.

Good move. The health sector is definitely a better place to be - just use Neil Woodford as an example. Medical advancements will only continue. I think the whole process could mean that it is a few years before some of us break even or make some profit. I see it as a positive move as junior oil play and mining seems to absolute rubbish at the m

...,industry lobbying at the moment (possible cap on rules) and there's expectations to see further details on rules by June/July. Economy is about to start the boom apparently - you would think we have an election ahead!

It's interesting few days in to the budget and and now the papers have started to side the other way. Rumours of industry lobbying at the m

If flexibility is key then a product that offers a combination of options could work out well.

I agree SIPPs are the way forward. Possibilities now apart from the obvious - A takeover? Just adapt with new products - not sure how easy this will be but possible with help from an existing SIPP provider? A SIPP with conversion option to enhanced annuity? If flex

I take your point there and think this May have been a bit of reverse psychology before attacking Osborne they need all the facts. The truth is access to full DC pensions has always been available 25% tax free the remainder taxed at 55% - this has always been unattractive. The new rules means tax charge at marginal rate. If pensioners are being offered enhanced rates around 6% from PA and JRG and over with more health conditions there is not many options that will give better guaranteed returns. Investment risk is not for everyone, I think for those that have saved into SIPPs or had an active involvement in managing pension funds drawdown will be good option. But for someone who has not got the foggiest and only just contributed into a pension without any active management I'm sorry but at age 60 plus it's too late to start playing with pension funds. For these ppl annuities could still be right choice. Let's wait to get some further clarity from the Government in regards to the changes and we may find that they are not the attractive after all. Standard annuities are poor value - Enhanced annuities from JRG a different thing.

Stop panicking. Lots of unclear facts yet. There is still space for enhanced annuities, third way contracts. It was a quick response and the right response to the budget they cannot make any comments until they have clarity.

Never thought I will get in at this price. JR have a range of products to offer. Consumers have more flexibility insurers will need to get more innovative. The need for retirement solutions has not dissappearse

Been reading your posts mate. Have to agree. I understand there is curremtly a liquidity issue with current market conditions. However it is clear companies with very little news flow will naturally suffer from low trading and declining SP's. Its very frustrating to see a company like this with very little going on and a statement from the BOD once in a year suggesting RTO's could happen!. I see very little point in companies likes this being listed. My suggestion email your complaint to aiminvestigations@londonstockexchange.com and copy Mr Borrelli in. It might get him of his a**** and shift him in the right gear.

I think the whole plan behind this shell was different to others NL is involved with and that he has been looking for more of an active involvement 'i.e mining/exploration. The company has a decent chunk of money but not enough for this type of activity - so if its direct involvement it would mean either bringing in an additional partner or raising further funds. The other option is to join a company like Bison via RTO. And yes the sp could fly to a whole new level.

Personally I now see this as an RTO waiting to happen - Bison Energy IMO.

ECK Partners Holdings Limited no longer has a notifiable interest in the issued share capital of Brady.

would anyone want to bet on a court case?

nite nite all...lets see if we can get a chance to invest anymore in here tomorrow..never know...worth a punt i reckon...lol...lol DYOR..lol

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201209271300083309N

shareholders are getting ready for big day???

Significant Shareholders Outstanding warrants: as at 29 June 2012 there were 17,848,448 warrants to subscribe for 17,848,448 new ordinary shares outstanding exercisable at 1.15 pence per share. Ken Dulieu 6,095,225 Paul Jackson 3,559,475 , Ian Jefferson 2,635.986 Alex Borrelli 4,347,826