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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Prime Focus | PFO | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 2.25 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 2.25 | 2.25 |
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Posted at 01/10/2013 10:43 by stockologist Well investors who were naive or gullible enough to fall for tara's patter must have said 'tara' to their moneyGeddit ? 'ta-ra' ? goodbye ? |
Posted at 04/7/2012 18:40 by tara7 I research stocks that are off around 95%Some will do nothing,some will go bust, others will be the decades stars making investors very rich. Look at the ASOS thread just 7 years ago at 5p posters just like you were running the company down, day in day out.!! Now look.!!! Stop looking at accounts, and look out and up. Good luck. |
Posted at 04/7/2012 17:47 by tara7 Even if you worked on todays prices [which is daft as any investor has had months and years to take profits if they wished]You also are saying other investors who bought in are thick.!! PXS 400%, AGL 300%, NTA 3,000% IDG 450% and COM takeover 9,500%.!! How can one suck people in when we are talking about billions of shares and hundreds of thousand of shareholders?? We also have the likes of you posting on my threads day and night trying you best to run these companies into the ground.!! No some just hate others who win thus i see you attack Topinfo day and night |
Posted at 04/7/2012 17:39 by 345654 TaraYou are good at ignoring facts like a politician, PFO repeatedly said those profits would not be repeated but you refused to accept it, you are just a trader not a investor, you post rambling nonesense about stocks to 50-100 bag so you can make a quick 20%, i see you vanished quickly from Thal ! |
Posted at 04/7/2012 08:16 by tara7 FatProphets.co.uk Ads by Google3781 Investors following Prime Focus. Share this News with them.1 Like this story, share it with millions of investors on M3 Prime Focus eyes $150m in US share sale Prime Focus Ltd, a film services company that was instrumental in making such movies as director James Cameron's "Avatar" and Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan's "My Name is Khan," plans to raise USD 150 million (Rs 813 crore) in a US share sale later this year, three sources said on Tuesday.Post your opinion here Share on Tumblr See latest News about Prime Focus See previous management interviews See what other Experts & Brokerages are saying about Prime Focus Prime Focus Ltd , a film services company that was instrumental in making such movies as director James Cameron's "Avatar" and Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan's "My Name is Khan," plans to raise USD 150 million (Rs 813 crore) in a US share sale later this year, three sources said on Tuesday. JPMorgan Chase & Co and Deutsche Bank AG are advising Prime Focus on the planned sale of American depositary receipts, the sources with direct knowledge of the matter said. The Mumbai-based company plans to use the money to fund expansion of its US operations, the sources said. Prime Focus was not immediately available for comment. JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank declined to comment. Demand for Prime Focus' low-cost post-production, visual effects and other services has grown over the last few years. Hollywood studios' use of the company and others like it is also inspiring Bollywood to experiment more with special effects and other technologies, further feeding demand. Prime Focus supplied 3D visual effects and motion graphic design for "Avatar," according to its website. Its portfolio of work also includes Hollywood films such as Paramount Pictures' "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra"; broadcast shows such as chef Gordon Ramsay's "Gordon Behind Bars"; music videos such as Madonna's "Girl Gone Wild" and Radiohead's "Lotus Flower"; and Bollywood movies including "No One Killed Jessica" and "Agent Vinod." The company, little known outside its markets, began in 1997 in a garage in Mumbai with four team members. It first went public in 2006 on the Bombay and National stock exchanges in India, and subsequently bought companies in the United Kingdom and the United States. Its UK unit, Prime Focus London Plc, is listed on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange. Prime Focus now employs about 4,500 people. The depositary receipts are likely to list on Nasdaq, but a final decision has not yet been made, one of the sources |
Posted at 13/5/2012 14:29 by tara7 TARA"S SUPER PENNY SHARE, FOR 2012 WSG [ 8 P] (WSG)Free Bulletin Board Thread Now 32p, had the same old rubbish about the accounts on this one, then this £3M pound company gets a $150M contract then more huge orders.!! Investors have made 300% in under 6 months and the likes of you "Know all" may have prevented others from buying [based on your posts.] It also means 3 other companies could go bust and you would still be even.!! All done to reduce risk.!! |
Posted at 13/5/2012 14:21 by tara7 "Look at the Topinfo thread."Good on him i say , first no one makes anyone come to ADVFN, and when they do the read the risk warnings.!! Tops thread has yet more risk warnings. Tops investors also make huge profits in lots of stocks. Now on to accounts. Accounts make up less than 5% of my view on a stock in most cases. WHY/? Cos they are old. and they tell you want the company wants to. If the were worth much we would not see FTSE companies going down the pan each year ,would we.!!! When you invest in these tiny Aim stocks you are looking up and out. |
Posted at 13/5/2012 14:15 by tara7 Dear me, some here will never understand investment.As you well know i only research the stuff the likes of you will never get near, very low cap Aim stocks that can bag or more. You never note that any shareholder who has been in the stock prior to me with out an exit route is very glad i show up.!! Investing in these stocks has risk[just like Lloyds Bank.!!!] The way to avoid rish is to buy at the right price as others give up. My Tara"s ten for 2010 did 78% , 2011 18% and this year to date 40% or more. Thats not one stock its 30.!! No sir, what you hate is investors doing well . The FTSE is lower now than it was 12 years ago, yet by researching tiny unloved AIM stock investors have made a bomb.!! |
Posted at 06/1/2012 10:54 by tara7 .Finance Professionals CornerAn Interactive forum for Finance Pros...1 China's accounting issues increase India's opportunity Financial Reporting, Investment Add comments .. A problem for Chinese companies is turning out to be an opportunity for Indian ones. The recent controversy over accounting standards of Chinese firms listed in the US is forcing investor pools which traditionally invested in these, to capitalise on their high growth, to look at similar investment opportunities in India. The Securities and Exchange Commission, the market regulator in America, is conducting a review of accounting problems in dozens of China-based companies after they began disclosing auditor resignations or book-keeping irregularities. For example, one of the 'Big Four' accounting firms resigned as auditor of a Chinese software company in May, saying it had found falsified financial records and bank balance confirmations. Investment banks based in Singapore and the US, which had helped the Chinese companies list on Western exchanges, have begun to set up shop in India. "We have received at least six queries in the last couple of weeks from our investor base about good Indian stories," said Jeffrey O Friedland, managing director, Friedland Global Capital. The US-based investment bank had primarily operated in China, helping at least nine companies list on the US and Canadian exchanges in recent years. Friedland said there is a huge India interest in his investor base, which comprises family groups, family offices and high net worth investors. The typical ticket size ranges between $500,000 and $2.5 million. These investors are looking at high growth in emerging market opportunities that are better than the near-zero interest rates back home and, at the same time, without governance issues. "China is out for them for at least 18 months now," he added. Indian merchant bankers which concentrate on mid-sized companies in tier-II and tier-III centres are keen to tap this. These companies are usually neglected by the bulge-bracket investment bankers. Bankers say in such a situation, a foreign listing, which can raise up to $10-15 mn, will be a godsend for these companies. It also opens the possibility of future fund raising at higher valuations. India has been trying to get its own small companies market, the SME Exchange, up and running for several years but with little success. Many foreign stock exchanges are keen to fill this vacuum. In another first, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange recently held a road show in Mumbai to woo Indian companies to list on it. The exchange positioned itself as a prospective destination for Indian engineering firms.Friedland said exchanges such as Frankfurt, Toronto and the NYSE were the most likely destinations for Indian firms Companies have to follow the holding company route, since direct listings in foreign bourses are not allowed under Indian laws. More than a dozen Indian companies, many in the energy segment, are already listed on the London Stock Exchange's Alternative Investment Market. India is also a hot destination for investment bankers looking at mid-size merger deals. Last month, around 250 of them, from 40 countries, were in Mumbai at a first-of-its kind speed networking conference. Bankers and advisors from a number of European countries such as Germany, Spain and Britain met entrepreneurs and promoters of mid-sized Indian companies. |
Posted at 04/1/2012 15:49 by tara7 Finance India opens stock market to foreign investorsIndia is to allow foreign private investors access to its stock market in a bid to encourage more overseas investment The Indian government's decision to open the stock market to foreign private investors has come as a surprise to many Photo: James McCauley/Rex FeaturesBy Justin Harper 11:21AM GMT 04 Jan 2012 The announcement is another move by the Indian government aimed at making itself more accessible to the West, as it looks to capitalise on interest from global investors. The Indian economy has grown strongly in the last decade and investors are keen to tap into the world's second most populous nation. Previously the only way to invest in the Indian stock market was via unit trusts or as an institutional investor. But from January 15, foreign private investors will be able to get direct market access. A Delhi-based government spokesman said that it had taken the move "in order to widen the class of investors, attract more foreign funds, and reduce market volatility and to deepen the Indian capital market." The move has surprised many observers, as only last month the Indian government did a U-turn on plans to open its retail markets up to foreign supermarket chains, having initially given the go-ahead. But it feels it is ready to open its stock markets up to small foreign investors instead |
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