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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conroy Diam&Gld | CDG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 6.375 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 6.375 | 6.375 |
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Posted at 29/1/2011 02:10 by jj45 UK Analyst asserted way back in Sept (ie. 16weeks ago) ;'The results of the scoping study are expected in the next few weeks' the Christmas announcement was delayed due to 'bad weather' - then ; ---------------- January 2011 is the month that will see the release of the important scoping study stage results for the Clontibret target which houses the company's 1m+ JORC compliant resource. The company is expected to detail a preliminary mine plan along with detailed news in regards to the potential progression towards the prefeasibility and feasibility stages. We are expecting to have positive news flow towards the end of the month and as such are content to hold our position in expectation of a spring re-rating. ---------------- which has (surprise, surprise) never materialised, and all while investors are happy to offload at 6p, with 'supposed' good news around the corner, there hasnt really been much progress since Feb 2010, apart from a share issue at 6p. |
Posted at 20/1/2011 14:48 by yorgi Nothing wrong with provoking some thought Hemehem and also as you say keep the board awake and helps put CDG on some new potential investors radar.We should not have long to wait ! |
Posted at 13/1/2011 15:03 by geowge I agree the rules are flaunted, illustrated by the FDI RNS a couple of days ago:Crossed threshold first on the 29th Dec assumably carried on selling to cross two more thresholds and only notified FDI on 11th Jan. But I think this illustrates that it could have been anybody who bought, traders or a single big investor. I also can't see how anyone can work out who got those shares last week. My personal opinion is that because the share price is being held down (more buys than sells yet down) and block buys/swaps have been clocked up the past few trading days, there is a buyer about and in all likelyhood could be the buyer of those shares last week. Would explain the absence of an RNS, but obviously the RNS rule has clearly been flaunted whatever the scenario, so does not give support to any IMO. |
Posted at 09/1/2011 20:27 by kaos3 G5 - probably not because he said operating mine in 2 years hopefully. so he must have had an idea about scoping results and about possible investor. his doughter went onto BOD after the scoping study began. someone does not put the most dear person into trouble (no panic LTH). Kenglo bought in also after the scoping began but it exited for a nice profit but the main reason beeing not enough finance for the mine development and the need for the funds elsewhere (GAL)very professional buyer - not going above 7.5 p and not releasing identity for a long time and beeing able to soak up huge no. of shares |
Posted at 09/1/2011 19:50 by goldeneye5 Silid Trader, you are correct, Rowan himself was an early investor, and still holds a good percentage, though he has let some warrents expire, think t was about a year ago. No surprise there as the share price was low at the time anyway. The prof is very well connected, so i am very interested to know who the buyer is, or buyers are. Maybe we will get an RNS tomorrow. |
Posted at 07/1/2011 18:24 by geowge I would imagine we will get a holding RNS regardless of who has bought the shares. The only way we would not get one is if no individual party buying owned more than 3% at any one moment in time surely? That being just over 6 million shares.There was one trade for 12.5Million on the 5th Jan. This alone should have initiated a requirement for a major interest in shares RNS. So I'm still expecting a holding RNS early next week. The buyer could be anybody from a JV partner, investor, someone attempting a hostile takeover, multiple hedge funds or other... Who knows at this stage, I don't think anyone can call it. |
Posted at 07/1/2011 09:16 by marab Scott84, I did mean that following the CR thread would be a classic education in pumping techniques. They are very good at what they do, and people following them should remember that for every £1 the CR lot make someone else has lost. It's not unusual for them to be in and out of a stock in an hour or less. They do give investors some good buying opportunities though. If they ramp a stock big time its share price tends to dive lower afterwards as people panic sell, a very good time to buy. They work on other peoples greed and fear, and I actually have no problem with that. Getting caught by them is a good reminder that shares can go down as well as up, and it's well worth doing a bit of research before you dive in. |
Posted at 06/1/2011 23:55 by gimmetheloot Professor Conroy is in the same league as Tom Cross ex Dana, and Kev hart ex Cairn and BLVN when it comes to representing shareholder Value. I noticed this company 9 months ago and I knew it was a gem back then. The Sp moved considerably but fell back after the placing. I have bought into Conroys other little gem KDR who are diamond exploring in partnership with Rio Tinto, Yes Rio Tinto. Now if this guy can get Rio on board then what are the chances that he will get another major to come on board, Highly likely imho as he is very well known and very highly respected in the mining industry and amongst shareholders and institutuions. Sometimes it is better to back the man before the company as reputation, performance and hunger speaks volumes in this game. You have to know what you are doing in the mining and exploring business. Just ask DES investors. |
Posted at 06/1/2011 15:43 by beaubally2 not intented to ramp Israel based billing services minnow FTS has rewarded its shareholders with a massive 16p a share dividend payout - a yield equivalent to a mouthwatering 50%. Last month FTS sold its US subsidiary to PAETEC Software for a chunky $13m so the windfall is effectively being passed on to investors. AIM quoted FTS or Formula Telecom Solutions has been a major disappointment since joining the market in 2005 following a £4.2m placing at 120p. A profit warning was issued the following year due to delays encountered in signing up bid proposals. The main business is the sale of next generation charging, billing and customer care software to communications providers. By using the software clients can understand their own customers needs by focusing on areas such as customer retention and revenue growth. In the six months to June sales edged ahead 5 per cent to $10.4m as a hike in administration costs and a goodwill write-off led to a $2.1m loss ($71,000 profit). The sale in the US was of a business that was set up in 1991 as Daleen Technologies but in the year to December 2009 achieved sales of $7.9m and a profit before tax of $1.5m. Having rallied over the last month the shares are currently trading at 32p valuing FTS at a shade over £10m. Its not the first time FTS has paid a chunky dividend - last year it paid out 8p a share. The 16p dividend is before Israeli holding tax of 20 per cent, the shares go ex-dividend on 12 January with payment scheduled for 28 January. Management should be applauded for the sale and payout - others sitting on unutilised cash piles should take heed. |
Posted at 06/1/2011 09:44 by sportbilly1976 crikey,looks like any new year resolution to be nice to fellow investors has been broken after just 2 days!! |
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