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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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India Star | LSE:INDY | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B06L4049 | ORD 0.2P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.325 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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30/4/2010 00:45 | In the last two or three decades, both China and India opened up to the world and now are well established as part of the global village. That change led to many opportunities and radical changes in the way of thinking. Many companies in both countries are investing in each other. China replaced US as India's biggest trading partner. As the these economic ties grow bigger and become more important to the welfare of people of both countries, we can expect to see political differences and border disputes, that has taken them to expensive and bloody wars, appear to be crazy and pale into insignificance. We have seen that happen in the EC and it can happen in the rest of the world too. | blue_max | |
20/4/2010 16:24 | "Sick to death of INDY's plight, Last one out turn out the light." | chrismez | |
20/4/2010 08:13 | nice one mangal. i guess the companies undertaking infrastructure in both countries have much to gain. yes, time will tell. cheers | waldron | |
20/4/2010 07:33 | Came back from China after touring for a couple of weeks & was really impressed. Compared to India, China seems to be way ahead, at least in terms of infrastruture. The dicipline & orginisation of the system seems miles ahead; India is simply too chaotic & bureaucratic in comparison. China seems to be developing in a systematic way whist India's development is haphazardous. However, the main difference is that in China all major investments have a large govenment stake whilst India seems to be driven more by individual enterprises. Who will eventually come out better? who know? | mangal | |
20/4/2010 05:50 | cheers max appreciated enjoy your week these economies and the others in BRIC will be the growth engines of the future no matter how measured. ps welcome back | waldron | |
20/4/2010 01:09 | I have just come back to UK after spending few months in South Asia, mostly in India. Optimism and vibrant energy among the people in the industrial and financial sectors was very noticeable. However, reading an article in the Times of India by an economic guru there gave me food for thought! One of the points he made is that comapring growth rates of India and China can be misleading. Because growth rate is a percentage increase of the base. Base being the size of the economy and Chinese economy is over 2.5 times bigger than that of India. He went on to argue that true growth rate for comparison purposes should be change in GDP per capita. That will place both China and India way behind many less populated countries. | blue_max | |
14/4/2010 17:40 | LOL - How does it go ? "The Hershey Bar Kid is strong and tough, Trouble is ... he aint good enough, All his investments are looking mighty rough And there absolutely no cash left in the trough" | chrismez | |
14/4/2010 10:53 | Well thats it then trading action over for another 3 months . Must be hell being at the sharp end ,checking out all those deals ,and possible investments . Suppose we should be glad that we have Hershi Bar Kid to carry the load. | h d shoring | |
12/4/2010 15:50 | DONT PUSH IT ! | chrismez | |
12/4/2010 12:13 | Well someone has been picking up 200k plus for the last few trading days!! | flojo | |
12/4/2010 11:57 | On a more serious note .Selftrade have just shown willing to take 375k @.4p against 150k @.3p on friday. Come on indy lets have our bus fare home . | h d shoring | |
12/4/2010 11:47 | Now remind me guys - How does it go ?. These are going to rocket ,not many in freefloat ,majority tightly held , Any serious buying and they will be 2p by close . The big boys have been circling these for months . Any news leaking that the £ multi million investment [we have been waiting 5 years for ]is about to happen ,and you will see this fly . Where is treacle when you want him ??? PS anyone taking any of the above as investing advice is dafter than I am .LOL | h d shoring | |
11/4/2010 09:09 | I heard it was the pa not the assistant which gives it far more credibility . Also the Russian guy is worth $ 6.37 billion and 250[ the 250 being the figure he is buying Indy for ]. | h d shoring | |
09/4/2010 21:27 | 250k buy! Just probably the (Monaco based) boyfriend's sister of the second cousin's driver (who overheard a conversation in a bar) of the assistant PA to some Russian zillionaire's step-son thinking of reversing his mining company worth $6.37 billion into INDY to get a UK listing. He will then be known in the UK and the fans of Nuneaton Town (nee Boro) FC will reluctantly allow him to buy the club and take it to the Premiership. Just a thought but DYOR it may not! | tam oshanter | |
09/4/2010 19:21 | No he is far too light weight to do anything energetic like that . Take him 3 months to make up his mind wether to get mounted or not. | h d shoring | |
09/4/2010 18:14 | well they might skintvestor. seems to me it's a similar proposition to sticking a grand on a 50/1 shot in the national | nmf777 | |
09/4/2010 16:03 | At least someone bought some shares!!! Can`t imagine anyone would lob out £1,250 just for the sheer hell of it!! or would they??? | skintvestor | |
09/4/2010 15:40 | Somebody bought £1250 worth. If he /she had mentioned it earlier we could have had a whip round and bought the company ? Take out from the accounts the £250,000 paid for the option which will probably now be lost ,and there aint much left to buy . | h d shoring | |
29/3/2010 10:57 | sagem - not worth selling now. Sh1t or bust, head in the sand, do nothing, sit on hands etc etc etc | nmf777 |
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