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FGN Futuragene

89.00
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Futuragene LSE:FGN London Ordinary Share GB0031791782 ORD 0.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 89.00 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
13/4/2010
13:40
were off again...sector seems popular today...
targatarga
13/4/2010
11:12
Mounting Evidence Shows Positive Impact of Biotech Crops

Date : 13/04/2010 @ 12:03

Mounting Evidence Shows Positive Impact of Biotech Crops

PR Newswire

BRUSSELS, April 13, 2010

BRUSSELS, April 13, 2010 /PRNewswire/ --



- Summary of Peer-Reviewed Research in Nature Biotechnology Magazine

Concludes That Biotech Crops are Having a Positive Economic Impact on

Farmers, Especially Those in Developing Countries

A growing body of research evidence indicates that biotech crops are

delivering higher yields and better economic performance for farmers around

the world.

In a peer-reviewed article that appears in the April 2010 edition of

Nature Biotechnology magazine, Janet E. Carpenter writes that the accumulated

evidence from farmer surveys helps to explain the widespread and growing

popularity of biotech crops. In her research article, Carpenter, who has

worked on issues related to agricultural biotechnology for more than ten

years, provides analysis of 49 peer-reviewed publications reporting on farmer

surveys that compare yields and other indicators of economic performance for

adopters and non-adopters of currently commercialized biotech crops.

Research analysis presented by Carpenter supports the claim that biotech

crops are providing farmers with increased yields. Citing evidence that 74

percent of yield comparisons of biotech and conventional crops showed

positive results for adopters of biotech crops versus non-adopters, she also

noted the impact the technology is having on farmers in developing countries.

"The results for yields indicate that farmers in developing countries are

achieving greater yield increases than farmers in developed countries. The

average increases for developing countries range from 16 percent for

insect-resistant corn to 30 percent for insect-resistant cotton," Carpenter

concluded...

someuwin
13/4/2010
09:06
Looking good.
someuwin
12/4/2010
15:56
looks like someones prepared to roll....
targatarga
12/4/2010
10:39
No reason this can't get back to 80p soon.
someuwin
07/4/2010
07:03
Moving up again.
someuwin
06/4/2010
14:15
No prayers required here - just a bit of patience.
someuwin
06/4/2010
14:10
someuwin - will be praying with you...
targatarga
06/4/2010
14:07
The company is still sound and has enormous potential. News anytime on the previously announced potential bid (80-90p) or a further licensing deal will see the share price fly.
someuwin
06/4/2010
13:53
looks like a failed ramp?
targatarga
06/4/2010
10:28
Very good.
bones30
06/4/2010
10:28
Looking good for a major move up.
someuwin
06/4/2010
08:33
Formal offer at 80-90p could be confirmed at any time.
someuwin
06/4/2010
08:19
Can only buy 1500 online - looks like its moving up again.
someuwin
30/3/2010
12:57
bullet,stick it up ur arss,if it grow wildly
hassani2
26/3/2010
14:18
If its anything like my trouser snake it will grow and grow!
bullet8
26/3/2010
11:41
Good luck NWB and congratulations on realising your profit. Hope you come back. See you elsewhere maybe and thanks for all your past informative posts.
johnlll
26/3/2010
10:57
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Date: Fri 26th Mar 2010 10:32:30
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*WSJ: Suspect In UK Trading Probe Denies Allegations




(MORE TO FOLLOW) Dow Jones Newswires (212-416-2400)

March 26, 2010 06:23 ET (10:23 GMT)

Copyright(c) 2010, Dow Jones & Company Inc.



Fri 26th Mar 2010 10:32:30

=WSJ: Suspect In UK Trading Probe Denies Allegations



By David Enrich

Of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL



One of the seven suspects in the U.K.'s investigation of an alleged insider-trading ring issued a statement Friday in which he "denies the allegations that have been made against him," according to his legal counsel.

The suspect, Julian Rifat of hedge fund Moore Capital Management LP, was arrested Tuesday in connection with what the U.K.'s Financial Services Authority described as an insider trading ring. He was released without being charged.

Rifat "is deeply distressed by the accusation and is working to clear his name as soon as possible," according to a statement issued Friday by U.K. law firm Kingsley Napley LLP. "It would not be appropriate for us or for him to comment further at this stage in light of the fact that the investigation is on-going."

(This story and related background material will be available on The Wall Street Journal Web site, WSJ.com.)

Rifat, a London-based "execution trader" at New York fund Moore Capital, is being represented by Stephen Pollard, a Kingsley Napley partner who's a veteran of defending City of London workers against government accusations.

Rifat is the first suspect to publicly comment on his arrest.

None of the seven men arrested this week as part of the FSA's crackdown have been charged with a crime. The FSA hasn't detailed its allegations against the men, beyond asserting that it suspects them of participating in a "sophisticated and long-running" insider-trading scheme that netted "significant profits."

-By David Enrich, The Wall Street Journal; david.enrich@wsj.com







(END) Dow Jones Newswires

March 26, 2010 06:32 ET (10:32 GMT)

Copyright(c) 2010, Dow Jones & Company Inc.

mf10
26/3/2010
10:43
I'm still hoping a few more bidders will show their hand yet. FGN's patents must be of enormous value to the big GM players.

And, lets face it - the likes of Bayer and Monsanto have VERY big pockets!

The 80/90p potential bid is a giveaway imo.

someuwin
26/3/2010
10:27
Yup - starting to move up now.
someuwin
26/3/2010
08:08
Over hang cleared, time to buy. AIMHO
simonparker5
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