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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Acm Ship | LSE:ACMG | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B1GJ9M21 | ORD 1P |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 249.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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09/5/2007 12:26 | I notice they have a new link on the main site to an investor relation site. On the Investor Relation pull down menu there's a link to the Edison research note and 2 updates albeit from last year. Note they're forecasting eps at 16.85 and dividend of 6p Provisional date for results is given as June. | ged5 | |
18/4/2007 18:20 | Nice find GED and looking very positive here. | dimotane | |
18/4/2007 17:53 | And this from earlier today shows it continuing to climb. "The Baltic Dry Index, a benchmark for the price of shipping bulk commodities such as iron ore, coal and steel, rose to a more than two-year high yesterday and is up 27 percent this year following an 83 percent surge in 2006. Usen Jumps ``Shipping rates have been climbing, creating strong growth expectations for profits,'' said Masayuki Kubota, who oversees $2.1 billion in assets at Daiwa SB Investments Ltd. in Tokyo." | ged5 | |
18/4/2007 17:42 | Thanks, I was just looking myself and came across this. The Baltic Dry Index, a benchmark for the price of shipping bulk commodities such as iron ore, coal and steel, has risen 25 percent this year after an 80 percent surge in 2006, according to the London-based Baltic Exchange. | ged5 | |
18/4/2007 17:38 | Still learning as i go myself Ged.Here's a couple of links worth checking out: | dimotane | |
18/4/2007 17:30 | Moving on very little volume so perhapsit is outside influences. I did confess my ignorance to shipping early on in the thread. How does the BDI affect the share price please. What is it a measure of? Thanks for the info on GPRT. Unfortunately(?) I was in France last week, blistfully ignorant of all the markets and away from computers. Hope you continue doing well there. | ged5 | |
18/4/2007 16:59 | Baltic Dry Index surging causing the price to rise nicely today.It had the same effect on GPRT which was up over 5% on day when it went ex-div i believe. | dimotane | |
18/4/2007 10:33 | Looks like its making its move today through past highs. | tole | |
13/4/2007 17:30 | These are still inching ahead Ged.Still not on many peoples radar but i reckon these will fly on any positive news snippet. BTW bought into GPRT recently.Good trading statement a couple of days ago and they go ex div next week with 5% yield!! | dimotane | |
22/3/2007 17:22 | Yes,i've noticed it trickling up the past couple of days and now a useful tick up today.More to come imo. | dimotane | |
22/3/2007 09:33 | Patience beginning to be rewarded. Off we go! | ged5 | |
16/3/2007 14:30 | Hi dimotane, Glad to see someone else in this. I think the main reason for the stable share price is that hardly anyone knows about this company. The forecasts look very good so I agree we will eventually see some positive action here. I don't know much about these new appointees yet but will try to do some research over the weekend. Have a good one! | ged5 | |
16/3/2007 11:59 | Thanks for all your informative posts Ged.I've held this one for a while now and whilst it seems to have been treading water it has certainly held up well these past few weeks whilst markets have been volatile.A bit of decent news should send these higher imo and probably put them on the radar of a few others.Reckon patience will be rewarded here. | dimotane | |
16/3/2007 08:43 | Ah there's the news now. No leaks then;) | ged5 | |
16/3/2007 08:16 | Must have been tipped somewhere for this little rise. No news today. | ged5 | |
06/3/2007 15:15 | R.S. Platou is an international shipbroking company established in 1936. We serve the shipping and offshore industry world-wide by providing services within chartering, sale and purchase and contracting of ships and offshore units. The core services are complemented by a variety of research material and market reports provided by our Economic Research group. Besides our head office in Oslo, we are also present in Singapore, Houston, Moscow, Cape Town and Rio de Janeiro. Our multinational staff numbers about 150 persons. Due to our extensive international network and our frequent involvement in transactions within the shipping and offshore industry, we represent a considerable source of business opportunities. We have the necessary experience to assist in the screening of these opportunities for our clients, who will also benefit from our skill and knowledge in negotiations leading to a final contract. R.S. Platou is actively working with several oil companies and industrial groups, both in covering their day-to-day transportation needs and in giving advice on future strategies within our field of expertise. So far this year, 2004, Platou Shipbrokers have assisted 30-40 newbuilding transactions, ranging from USD 10 million to USD 120 million per transaction. Second hand sales per year average 30-40, but difficult to estimate average value. Several thousand years tanker TC in grand total since 1936. | ged5 | |
06/3/2007 15:09 | And yet another 105000 yesterday. The shares are held in custody for R.S. Platou Shipbrokers A/S | ged5 | |
04/3/2007 15:29 | And another 205000 this week. | ged5 | |
26/2/2007 08:38 | Only just noticed that Fearnley Fonds announced their increase of holdings by the odd 107500 on Friday. Probably accounts for that 100000 buy. | ged5 | |
21/2/2007 16:07 | Yes still watching - thought it might make a move soon. | tole | |
21/2/2007 14:51 | 100000 at 1.93 and still no movement. What does it take? | ged5 | |
19/2/2007 16:20 | Back today after a few days on the Welsh Coast. A little bit of movement and a nice buy 2p above the offer. | ged5 | |
12/2/2007 00:24 | LENNOX IS SET TO ERUPT..PLEASE REVIEW THIS COMPANY FACT: MARKET CAP.ONLY 0.3 MILLION. FACT: SHARES IN ISSUE ONLY 24 MILLION. FACT: OVERHANG NEARLY GONE. BUY LIMIT LAST WEEK WAS 500,000 @1.6P NOW ONLY 75000K @ 1.6P. FACT: SELL LIMITED WAS 50,000 @ 1.09P AT THE START OF THE WEEK, NOW 250,000 @ 1.09P. MMS WANT CHEAP STOCK. What does this mean? A few buys LNX will explode. Last RNS Lennox to carry out full review in difficult trading conditions; MD retires FACT. The review is expected to be completed in early March. FACT ANYTHING SLIGHTLY POSITIVE LNX WILL ERUPT. PROJECTIONS ANYWERE FROM 200%-10000% FACT. 500,000 SHARES BOUGHT AT A MID PRICE OF 1.5P IN THE LAST FORTNIGHT, A LOT FOR LNX. OPINION: PRICE BEING HELD BACK AS BUYER ACCUMULATES. OPINION: IF TRUE THEN IT REFUTES THE NOTION THAT LNX ARE GOING BUST. OPINION: EVEN IF THEY ARE, WHAT A CHEAP SHELL TO GET YOURSELF LISTED ON AIM. OPINION: BY APRIL LNX WILL BE 15P-60P OPINION LNX ARE THE BEST BUY ON AIM TODAY FOR MULTIBAGGER REWARDS. | lennox_lnx_multibagg | |
11/2/2007 21:14 | "Nine Scandinavians left Singapore in January for a weekend in Northern Thailand to play golf for the good cause of supporting the privately run Bann King Kaew orphanage. Together they managed to raise the impressive sum of 115,000 Baht which was all donated to the orphanage." I wonder if there was any connection between this good cause event and the subsequent purchase by a Norwegian firm. | ged5 | |
11/2/2007 21:11 | Fearnley Fonds ASA, a member of the Oslo Stock Exchange, is an independent securities firm within Astrup Fearnley. The firm has specialised in international shipping, oil services and energy stocks, drawing on the strengths and traditions within the maritime sector of Astrup Fearnley. The firm also follows certain other niches and industries. | ged5 |
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