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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| LP Hill | LPH | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 63.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 63.00 | 63.00 |
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Posted at 06/11/2014 12:05 by runwaypaul lph shoved plenty of dollars into my account.I don't have to declare my position why wouldn't I post this if holding? aren't bbs supposed to be a place for balanced discussions? lph was an rto right? whats the problem about posting some topical news about rto's?wether it has any relevance to lph is up for investors to decide. up to you to research your investments, no one else like I said,it may be of interest to some ppl it maybe wont. what do I care? |
Posted at 02/11/2014 23:07 by runwaypaul may be of interestFINRA, SEC Warn Investors About Penny Stock Scams Hyping Dormant Shell Companies WASHINGTON—The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) Office of Investor Education and Advocacy today issued an alert warning investors that some penny stocks being aggressively promoted as great investment opportunities may in fact be stocks of dormant shell companies with little to no business operations. The investor alert provides tips to avoid pump-and-dump schemes in which fraudsters deliberately buy shares of very low-priced, thinly traded stocks and then spread false or misleading information to pump up the price. The fraudsters then dump their shares, causing the prices to drop and leaving investors with worthless or nearly worthless shares of stock. Gerri Walsh, FINRA's Senior Vice President for Investor Education, said, "Investors should be on the lookout for press releases, tweets or posts aggressively promoting companies poised for explosive growth because of their 'hot' new product. In reality, the company may be a shell, and the people behind the touts may be pump-and-dump scammers looking to lighten your wallet." "Fraudsters continue to try to use dormant shell company scams to manipulate stock prices to the detriment of everyday investors," said Lori J. Schock, Director of the SEC's Office of Investor Education and Advocacy. "Before investing in any company, investors should always remember to check out the company thoroughly." The investor alert highlights five tips to help investors avoid scams involving dormant shell companies: Research whether the company has been dormant—and brought back to life. You can search the company name or trading symbol in the SEC's EDGAR database to see when the company may have last filed periodic reports. Know where the stock trades. Most stock pump-and-dump schemes involve stocks that do not trade on The NASDAQ Stock Market, the New York Stock Exchange or other registered national securities exchanges. Be wary of frequent changes to a company's name or business focus. Name changes and the potential for manipulation often go hand in hand. Check for mammoth reverse splits. A dormant shell company might carry out a 1-for-20,000 or even 1-for-50,000 reverse split. Know that "Q" is for caution. A stock symbol with a fifth letter "Q" at the end denotes that the company has filed for bankruptcy. FINRA is the largest non-governmental regulator for all securities firms doing business in the United States. FINRA is dedicated to investor protection and market integrity through effective and efficient regulation and complementary compliance and technology-based services. FINRA touches virtually every aspect of the securities business—from registering and educating all industry participants to examining securities firms, writing and enforcing rules and the federal securities laws, informing and educating the investing public, providing trade reporting and other industry utilities, and administering the largest dispute resolution forum for investors and registered firms. For more information, please visit our website at www.finra.org. |
Posted at 17/4/2014 21:57 by anslow Kijani Resources Ltd. is a "boutique" international commodity trading busines, able to structure unique solutions for our clients and our suppliers. Our goal is to become a primary trader within our regions of operation and our preferred commodities. Our business model seeks to identify and develop profitable arbitrage and investment opportunities through controlled purchase, finance, and logisitcal services. Reputational and financial risk management practices are implemented and followed to the fullest possible extent.We offer a wide range of consultancy and tailored execution services to our suppliers giving us a competetive edge within local markets. We operate in developing countries within Africa, Latin America and Asia where we have extensive experience and strong local strategic partnerships. Our expertise in structuring solutions, alongside our logisitcs and institutional partners, allows us to assist, support, and develop small and medium sized businesses within the natural resources sector. Kijani means ´green´ in Swahili and we are committed to promoting the virtues of ethical and sustainable business practices. We believe this management philisophy gives our investors exposure to some of the worlds foremost growth markets in a responsible and highly profitable environment. |
Posted at 16/4/2014 22:19 by purple11 this certainly isn't a pump and dump by the usual pi investor base /there has only been neglible buying by pi's-although due to these 2 funds being connected it has crossed my mind it may be by these 2 funds.if you look at shareprice's trade list for instance NONE of the large trades that moved the price were listed during the day.this seems like its being done on purpose so as not to alert the pi market. if these 2 funds are merely targeting an illiquid shell type low cap stock for a fast buck-the question is how many bags do they want? and what is their exit strategy. or are the acting on news/or are they purposely moving the price to some point where it needs to be for whatever reason. |
Posted at 28/10/2010 13:08 by double6 From Proactive Investor last year....Small cap investment company LP Hill (AIM: LPH) is close to adding a new uranium and thorium asset to its portfolio, having agreed to acquire another UK investment holding company Tranomaro, which owns the Marodambo project in Madagascar. The reverse takeover deal is worth a total £1.145 million, which will be satisfied by the issue of 3 million new shares and £200,000 in cash. The company's 80% owned Madagascan subsidiary is the sole beneficial owner of certain exploration and commercial mining rights for uranium and thorium in an area known as the Marodambo project, which comprises a total of 38 blocks covering 14.84 sq km (square kilometres) in southern Madagascar. The deal is now subject to approval by the shareholders. Shares in LP Hill have been suspended from trading on AIM until the transaction is completed. Proactiveinvestors recommends Kalahari Minerals equity stake in Extract Resources looking better by the dayForte Energy raises A$10 million, expects maiden resource statement for Firawa Uranium Project soonMediterranean Oil and Gas: positive cash flow and company making development in the central Mediterranean region "The group has now completed a significant period of restructuring and today's announcement of the proposed reverse acquisition of Tranomaro represents a significant step forward," said Executive Chairman of LP Hill Gerard Nealon. The group's shareholder Hereford Group Limited agreed to subscribe £100,000 for convertible unsecured loan notes 2012 to provide the enlarged business with more working capital. LP Hill simultaneously announced its full year results, reporting profits of £247,860 after making a loss of £1.8 million last year. Profit per share attributable to shareholders was at 35.55 pence compared to a loss of 1,056 pence in 2008. The profit was due to exceptional income of £292,544 relating to the reduction in creditors under the CVA (credit valuation adjustment) charges. |
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