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27/8/2004 14:52 | whats wrong with leggo?! | asangaherath | |
27/8/2004 14:51 | up again, hopefully will stay up! | asangaherath | |
27/8/2004 11:58 | MM are killing this one stone dead with there obbvious nonsence, whatelse can we expect from the generations of leggo freaks | vision88 | |
27/8/2004 10:51 | All I am saying how lucky i was that i didn`t buy Hansard at 92p or cly or tes at that time!!!!! | thunders | |
27/8/2004 10:26 | CLY is about to rise steeply............. | insiderboy | |
27/8/2004 10:22 | I had email from her on 18 Aug and she was recomnding to buy Hansard at 92p.Luckyly Ihave ignored her. Be care full when you get the tip from her. Buy Hansard at 92.5p Argues Mark Watson-Mitchell of WatsHot.com Before I tell you why Hansard is a cracking investment, I should point out that LeisurePlay (LPY) is up nearly 500% from 4p when tipped on 30 June to a current high of 21.63p. Though this may not compare to the 1000% rise on ASOS, LeisurePlay has done well and I see it moving up to the 25p mark fairly soon. Leisureplay is a Terry Ramsden stock and so is Hansard - do you get my drift. I own both shares and so should you! I should also note that Hansard fell sharply yesterday to 92.5p as some panicked that Terry Ramsden is spreading himself too thinly. He is not. Treat this as a great buying opportunity. | thunders | |
27/8/2004 09:31 | Thanks for that pictureframe, Next couple of weeks should be interesting. | liam1om | |
27/8/2004 09:16 | might be worth getting some more ...from Mail This is good news for Caplay as well, in today's (Friday's) Daily Mail Newspaper : Shares in Financial Development - the renamed Hansard Group - found good support, closing 4p higher at 32, after the company revealed it received subscription monies from investor Terry Ramsden with regard to its recently-announced £10.65m placing. There were fears that Ramsden was one of the three investors which have dropped out of the placing. Meanwhile shares in TradingSports Exchange Systems - another company in which Terry Ramsden is involved - got a boost from the Financial Development news, closing up 2 1/2p to 17 1/2p. | pictureframe | |
27/8/2004 08:47 | whoever bought this yesterday morning is down about 33%.sucked in and blown out in bubbles!I cannot believe the herd mentality sometimes. | scorpio13 | |
26/8/2004 22:09 | its up only 16% most of that is spread | vision88 | |
26/8/2004 16:47 | I think so too, obviously someone is up, otherwise why would it go up 44%? | liam1om | |
26/8/2004 16:44 | bought some more today this is still a good buy | tkshifty | |
26/8/2004 16:40 | Anyone any idea which way this will go tomorrow??? | liam1om | |
26/8/2004 15:24 | the story that is circulating as to its suden demise is laughable ,but it was the best they could project to cover there scam, i see that an rns as to position clarified , re any further corporate action carried through, all else is now clearly speculation, for it may drift up again tomorrow and down again. Does very little for the credibility of the company, and some on here add to that when referring to names that they purport are not in favour with the city any way, Not exackly the sort of image any company needs, but easilly obtained and milked for all its worth,as these opperations are seen not to attract investors but to rip off mugs that they see investors as being, the art and craft applied these days is really old fashion sharp pratice. by cowboy mm | vision88 | |
26/8/2004 15:08 | where do you see it going from here? | cimbom | |
26/8/2004 15:08 | i believe your right unfortunately | cimbom | |
26/8/2004 15:03 | does anyone have any ideas on tjis sudden price fall | cimbom | |
26/8/2004 15:02 | vision - because thats the way the market works! - nothing moves in straight line....uncertainty will remain until placing has been completed & RNS confirms this. Malc | malkie | |
26/8/2004 14:44 | Better play is CLY, 2 good news releases since lunchtime, UBS have bought 6.9 million shares at 10 pence + and they know no reason for the falls in the price. | optimist23 | |
26/8/2004 14:36 | any idea then why the price has ticked down | vision88 | |
26/8/2004 13:48 | pictureframe: Ramsden is in - he always was. Problem was that all those involved in placing had bought stock, but not neccesarily paid for it. Brokers have to commit (If I agree to buy stock & dont pay, my broker then pays, then sells the stock & sues me for any loss). The contract is always between me and broker - so the money was always their. The thing that spooked the market yesterday was the chance of big players defaulting (as I think happened with other Ramsden connected Co). If this happened, then after placing, mucho shares would be dumped. So the market reacted in anticipation. As far as I know all is on track now - at least the market now think so anyway. When the RNS comes out we will know 4 sure. In my mind we will be back to 30p - or at least the high 20p's by then. Good luck to all for a nice little speculative punt..... Malkie | malkie | |
26/8/2004 13:41 | Another one EPIC LONDON (AFX) - Aquilo PLC said it knows no reason for its share price movement following the recent decline in the stock. The insurance company said the fall occurred on small trading volumes, and in the absence of any trading update or newsflow from the company since its flotation in May. It added it intends to bring forward the announcement of its interim results to Sept 8 to update shareholders on progress. bam | the knowing |
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