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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Pace | LSE:PIC | London | Ordinary Share | GB0006672785 | ORD 5P |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 415.40 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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12/9/2016 14:13 | VirginMedia has just upgraded my router for their 200mb offering. The router was made by Arris. | dabeesg | |
12/9/2016 09:32 | Single piston hoist in an abandoned mine, Colorado Manicomio Vendetta, Mosquito Theatre, Italy White House © by malkub Night of the Pumpkin by AaronGroen The head of the last person sentenced to death in Portugal in 1841 An Iceberg that just turned upside down. | freddie01 | |
11/9/2016 08:46 | Santa fe Taj Mahal - Agra - India (by Michał Unolt) Diving Malta by scott1e2310 on Flickr. Traditional fishermen with the lotus on Inle Lake, Myanmar Rainbow Crab - Cardisoma armatum This handsome crab is Cardisoma armatum (Decapoda - Gecarcinidae), a species of West African land crab commonly referred to as Rainbow Crab, Moon Crab, and Patriot Crab. It is a brightly colored crab with a blue to purple carapace and orange to red legs. It has been known for specimens to reach sizes of 15-20cm across the carapace. As in other Gecarcinidae species, these crabs exhibit significant behavioral, morphological, physiological, and/or biochemical adaptations permitting extended activities out of the water. Adults Rainbow Crab have terrestrial habits, some being found several kilometers away from the coast living in brackish or even freshwater habitats, while larval stages are fairly euryhaline, found only in estuarine or coastal waters with higher salinities. References: [1] - [2] - [3] Photo credit: ©Lech Kruszelnicki | Locality: not indicated (2011) Jammu and Kasmir, India. “Wheat harvest, great plains” by Jim Richardson. Something’s Fishy. Photograph by Ian McAllister, Pacific Wild. Bixby Creek Bridge / Ian Schneider Baby Alligator by EdgedFeather 500px: Selva di Val Gardena ~ By Fra Trevi | freddie01 | |
10/9/2016 18:04 | Headline: Wait, wait - I got it this time, says FCC as it swings again at rip-off US TV cable boxes Date: 9 Sep 2016 at 21:02 Link: Quote from "FACT SHEET: CHAIRMAN WHEELER’S PROPOSAL TO INCREASE CONSUMER CHOICE & INNOVATION IN THE VIDEO MARKETPLACE" (pdf) linked to in the article: Following constructive engagement from a wide range of stakeholders, the proposed final rules will allow consumers to access their pay-TV content via free apps on a variety of devices so they no longer have to pay monthly rental fees, enable integrated search, and protect content and privacy. The Commission will vote on these simplified consumer-first, app-driven rules at its next open meeting on September 29, 2016. If adopted, the largest pay-TV providers, who serve 95% of pay-TV subscribers, will have two years to comply with the rules. Commentary: I haven't read and digested the article, I've just grabbed and quoted what seems to be an interesting paragraph. The pdf is worth reading in full (<2.5 pages), it raises in me many questions as to how pay-TV providers will make the content they deliver available via apps on third party hardware, e.g. how will content encryption and access control work across both apps and the existing STBs, will the pay-TV provider have to broadcast content twice over their network, once for an app and once for an STB. | mbhesms | |
10/9/2016 15:10 | That's more like the old Pace that I know and love :-( (It won't last). Rgds.,S1. | sleepless1 | |
10/9/2016 08:41 | Thank you davenash. Sea turtle in deep blue water near coral reef. Underwater world of Pacific ocean discovered…. © by willyam SUNSET © by nasserosman (via 500px / Wolf Moon by Sergio Smiriglio) Window Seat to Hawaii - by Isac Goulart Display of colors on the shores of Lake Bled Slovenia - by lo.tangelini River Bridge, China photo via neuza Saigon Flower Market, Vietnam - by Frank Fischbach. Beautiful nature Puente de la risa - por Alejandro Rosua. Dawn | freddie01 | |
09/9/2016 17:16 | well obviously the market views the news in a different light.... | waggle | |
09/9/2016 12:09 | TiVo-Arris deal possible? Interesting article here on the new Rovi/TiVo CEOs views on the hardware business. Sounds like he's trying to arrange an auction between Arris and Technicolor for the hardware side of TiVo's STB business. Given Arris' own pronouncements over the last few months on getting more into retail, I wonder if there could be a fit - I would have thought taking the TiVo brand (and existing distribution channels) might be a shorter route to retail success than continuing to build the Arris brand, but would Arris want to be able to brand the whole product range as TiVo, not just the STBs? At the very least, it seems good news that a current hardware competitor is thinking of withdrawing. "Carson also references some specific companies that TiVo could consider partnering with in the future that he describes as being more "attuned to the hardware business;" companies like Arris Group Inc. ... and Technicolor ..." | 1gw | |
09/9/2016 11:16 | A couple more contract wins announced today. The global one with Telefonica sounds promising and the Portuguese one is with an Altice-owned company. Telefónica Selects ARRIS as Strategic Partner for Global, Next-Generation Set-Tops ARRIS Set-Tops Power Portugal Telecom's New MEO 4K Service | 1gw | |
09/9/2016 09:37 | Hi Freddie Welcome back. ;-) | davenash | |
08/9/2016 13:08 | Bruce McLelland webcast due to start at 1:50pm UK time. Nice upbeat interview with him in your FierceCable link andyble. | 1gw | |
06/9/2016 08:16 | One reason I ended up with 4 ISA share accounts was the desire to spread my risk in the event of one of the providers suffering from bankruptcy or fraud. However, when I talked to an IFA about my pension transfer one comment he made was that he thought most of the providers would end up using the same 1 or 2 custodians for the shares - and it was problems with the custodians that were likely to be more serious than problems with the ISA providers. So unless I was planning to have large amounts of cash held in my ISAs then he thought there was minimal risk protection from splitting the shares between different providers, although clearly if one of them did get into trouble there might be a bit of a delay in sorting out the admin. Even with cash, where the depositor guarantee might come into play, the providers may well split cash holdings between different banks so unless you know the way they do this it is still hard to work out if a large overall cash balance is split so as to have less than the guaranteed amount in any one bank. Having said that, as was proved by the Pace to Arris event, ISA providers will have different strengths and weaknesses and anyone who ended up with all their Pace shares in Interactive Investor for example, would have been kept out of the market much longer than someone who had split them so as to have some with Selftrade or TD. So several factors to consider when deciding how much if at all to spread shares between different ISA providers. | 1gw | |
05/9/2016 20:50 | Terminated.. yep, it's clear... so your trading account is currently non-Isa... I used to have the same and also transferred money from my trading account to my shares isa over a number of years... this, of course, would be new money into a new isa... I use my ISA for trading and building up capital.. withdrawing money if I need it... I also have a separate SIPP... where I hold longer term shares/funds... Transfers between spouses are also cgt free... Also, unlike trading accounts, any losses on shares within Isas - can't claim cgt losses to carry forward to use for 'good years'... Again, everyone's circumstances are different... consult IFA for your personal circumstances... | sikhthetech | |
05/9/2016 20:30 | Sikh: I currently have a share ISA which has the majority of my net worth in it but I also have a normal trading share dealing account which I have always kept separate. The share ISA I treat as my pension and I never touch it but my trading account I generally regard as my treat account in that I withdraw any earnings I make over 40k to spend on whatever. So currently this financial year I have about 7k profit in my treat account but should that profit go over the CGT then I have an issue. If I convert my treat account into another Share ISA (gradually over a few years) it would allow me to not have to worry about CGT but then allow me to take a max profit of 15k should I have a fortunate year. So for me it would add more CGT protection than what I have at present on my trading account only. Hope this explains my interest ;-) | terminated | |
05/9/2016 19:42 | The crucial point to remember about transfers... when transferring never withdraw any cash or cash in the shares and withdraw cash... If you do then by opening a new Isa and depositing the money, will be regarded as new money and the £15k limit will apply.. Read the rules or consult a IFA... No advice intended... | sikhthetech | |
05/9/2016 19:39 | Terminated... I'm not sure why you think you'll avoid any extra cgt by having accounts split between different providers... all cash/shares within Isas are free from cgt, regardless of how many accounts they split between... | sikhthetech | |
05/9/2016 19:29 | Terminated, yes.. the £15k limit is for new money... I had shares and cash isas with several different providers... the reason I originally did this was to spread the Isa amongst different providers, in case one got into trouble, as happened with Northern Rock/Bradford&Bi However, after the last financial crisis the governments made major changes to savings and Isas., eg They increased the protection level. currently £75K per account and they also changed rules to ensure banks and institutions have a stronger capital base... The rules were good enough for me to consolidate my cash Isas and transfer to 1 provider... Read the guidelines and satisfy yourselves as whether it's suitable for you... seek professional advice... | sikhthetech | |
05/9/2016 18:56 | Wow so you are saying you can transfer unlimited cash and shares via ISA's held with different providers without taking into account the 15k limit? If that is the case it would be far better to have my portfolio split between with 3 different ISA providers as this would add an extra element of protection (not too mention avoiding capital gains tax's) in case one provider ran into trouble. | terminated | |
05/9/2016 07:21 | sikhthetech Thats also my understanding, say for example I already have £50,000 of Arris in my Selftrade ISA. I could transfer £25,000 into my new TD ISA. I won't be able to trade with any of this £25,000 until the transfer is complete, this should take around 4 weeks but could take 12 weeks. This should have halved this problem by leaving the £25,000 with Selftrade allowing me to continue dealing in Arris. However I am moving ahead very cautiously due to another couple of understandings I have, Hope for the best but expect the worst plus Shoulda, woulda, coulda are the last words of a fool. | beaubleep | |
04/9/2016 21:53 | Terminated.. it is the same for shares isas... i had shares isas with Barclays, Perpetual and HL at the same time...Regarding transfer...the £15k limit is for new money transferred into an isa..there is no transfer limit for transferring shares isa...as they are isas from previous yrs... | sikhthetech |
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