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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Plutus Res. | LSE:PLR | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B1GDWB47 | ORD 0.1 |
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% | 0.80 | - | 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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02/1/2013 12:17 | Will this be the vehicle for bison.? | bronislav | |
09/1/2009 07:40 | 8 January 2009 Angus Rigby, Chief Executive Officer, TD Waterhouse comments: "The new year has opened with balanced trading activity, with buys representing 47% and sells 53% of our customers' top trades this week. EDIT "In this cold winter our customers saw a hot deal with coal mine developer GCM Resources, whose shares have been snapped up, making the company a new entry at number five of our top ten buys. AIM-listed GCM Resources, whose portfolio of investments includes South Africa and China coal businesses, and uranium interests in West Africa, Sweden and Australia, has been experiencing phenomenal growth in share price this week, with the stock up 98% (and up 170% in the last month). "Recent elections in Bangladesh at the end of December have been seen by analysts as favourable for GCM's operations in the region, a less politically volatile area, rich with coal reserves - an alternative to other energy sources. Just a few days before polls opened the company declared it was 'looking forward to working with the newly elected government of Bangladesh to move the Phulbari Project forward'. "On the back of GCM Resources share performance, TD Waterhouse's customers have also been buying shares of another coal exploration company, South African-based Polo Resourcing. The AIM-listed coal miner owns a stake in GCM Resources, a 'sizeable strategic investment' according to its latest annual report. TD investors zealous trading of the stock has placed the company in ninth place of this week's top ten. | baxtea1 | |
03/11/2007 11:28 | tipped on bloomberg 3 days ago | lovegod | |
21/12/2005 10:56 | sold mine around 90p - I'd doubled so was very happy - till I saw the chart for 2005! lol, you do NOT win them all. | hectorp | |
24/11/2005 16:11 | Yes - thanks chaps -I can stop getting excited now! | dougdig | |
24/11/2005 13:34 | Thanks for that. Just curious. | bomfin | |
24/11/2005 13:30 | Covering their shorts, in other words. Offer has gone unconditional at 75% acceptance, so no rival bids will emerge. | bumpy dog [new] | |
24/11/2005 13:23 | From the Times "Paladin Resources gained 9p to 363.25p - above the level of the 355p a share cash bid from Talisman Energy - as bears were forced to buy back stock at a premium ahead of the delisting of the oil and gas explorer" | pilkington | |
24/11/2005 13:20 | Curious that share price still ambling along just over the 355 mark - I missed out on the rise - or did I - maybe not if there is something going on - hope so! | dougdig | |
24/11/2005 13:18 | Could it be to do with exchange rates? Just guessing | bomfin | |
24/11/2005 00:29 | Maybe opening in the morning will bring news ..still got mine! | dougdig | |
23/11/2005 19:09 | very strange? Sold mine at 350p :-( | bomfin | |
23/11/2005 18:59 | Strange that price closing at nearly 360p today when Talisman offer is 355 - cant suss out what is happening yet ... hmmmm!!! Seems a little odd.... | dougdig | |
07/11/2005 20:45 | Indeed, who knows - I have a few TLW as well but I fancy one or two others will get taken over before them - still wondering when we are likely to get our PLR loot - Christmas is coming! | dougdig | |
03/11/2005 00:31 | The chart of Tullow Oil following in the footsteps of Palladin.Too early to be speculating on take over of TLW but who knows what the future holds. | lex1000 | |
02/11/2005 23:34 | It really is a done deal now I reckon - and a bargain for Talisman - so, when do we get our money, I wonder...? And who is next on the take over list...here's hoping it is one of my other oilers! :) :) | dougdig | |
24/10/2005 06:30 | Well, I must offer my congratulations to shareholders, although I think Talisman's timing is poor and they've bought at something of a top in the market - I expect they could easily have saved themselves £200m if they had waited a few weeks. What's worse is I believe they have overpaid - but I don't expect many complaints from Paladin shareholders! Alex | alexandrews | |
21/10/2005 14:52 | Wow!!!! Only just seeing whats happening now - and how embarrasing, iv`e been off work all week yet here i am only seeing the 3.49 share price now! - Imagine my SHOCKKKK!!!!!!!!! | goredema | |
21/10/2005 10:25 | It appears that to get offer price of £3.50 i have to wait till offer comes in the post,according to Hargreaves Lansdown spokesman and can take 2 months to get the cash,if Talisman get sufficient shares, or i can sell at share price as shown less commision! | focus1800 | |
21/10/2005 09:33 | people are buying for the divi, and extra 5p premium as well. But it could be the short closing!! IMO I think the shorters were burned big time yesterday. I sold @350p yesterday. Good luck to all. | umitw | |
21/10/2005 08:40 | Yes oscarino, thats a thing that puzzled me.If i do sell,i will wait for the dust to settle and see if tullow or dana`s share price drops back from take over hipe of yesterday and buy them. | focus1800 | |
21/10/2005 08:24 | why are people still buying or seliing these ? whats the point in buying small amounts at circa 350 when we know that we will only get 355 from Talisman. when you consider dealing costs and stamp duty theres no room for profit and why sell under 355 ? am I misssing something here ?? | oscarino |
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