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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Alex Dav Inv. | LSE:ADI | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B28XMY25 | ORD 0.01P |
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% | 0.0575 | - | 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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11/4/2013 13:12 | still no news then...... | doorway | |
10/4/2013 20:18 | ...multi-billion dollar company? ...Count me in(I dont mind being a small percentage holder of a multi-billion dollar company! ...'Whoa' . . . ? ...De ja vous, 'or what' . . . this is so surreal...?...'I'm out ! ...;o))))))))))))))) | lean5gb3 | |
10/4/2013 19:12 | I don't hold much hope for either Stenick, both have been a total disaster up to now imo. | alby220 | |
10/4/2013 17:27 | Exactly ably but allowing for in inflation the pot should be bigger lol. | stenick | |
10/4/2013 07:51 | That's what the past CEO of RGT, said about RGT's future prospects, And as he is now ADI's one, I assumed his magical prediction, would follow on here. | alby220 | |
09/4/2013 16:59 | I hope your right Kenny as I too would like to be part of a multi-billion dollar company. | stenick | |
09/4/2013 16:15 | im sure it wont be | doorway | |
09/4/2013 16:15 | The MG02 charges relating to ADI have been paid by another party. I assume other party would pay these charges you refer to earlier.. | kennyruss | |
09/4/2013 16:02 | I want to be part of a billion pound company! Who would not? ADI is the one? You sure? | greedfear | |
09/4/2013 16:02 | Kenny they must be moonlighting then, and then why put it into here! | stenick | |
09/4/2013 16:01 | Stop it Alby, you're scaring me! Now I feel like I have to buy in tomorrow asap! | greedfear | |
09/4/2013 15:57 | G.F YOU WILL BE SORRY, very sorry! you will be missing out on this "billion pound Company" | alby220 | |
09/4/2013 15:52 | That'll teach you all! I'm completely out, sold my 100 at market price and got a whopping 0.14p! | greedfear | |
09/4/2013 13:18 | Well they had £12k to pay off a rental charge from 2002... This will not be an issue going forward imho, but nice try stenick.. | kennyruss | |
09/4/2013 13:11 | Good bit of research Stenick without doubt, it's make or break time this month then. | alby220 | |
09/4/2013 13:01 | An annual fee of £5,899 is payable by all companies whose equity securities or certificates representing shares are admitted to trading. Annual fees are billed in the first week of April for the 12 months commencing 1 April and must be paid within 30 days of the invoice date. A pro-rata annual fee is payable by new applicants. To calculate the fee, take the number of calendar days, including the date of admission to trading up to and including 31 March, divide this number by 365 and multiply the result by the annual fee. No pro-rata annual fee is payable by the enlarged entity admitted to AIM following a reverse takeover under Rule 14 of the AIM Rules for companies. Enter the date you expect trading in this company to commence and then press calculate. Date: Annual fee (£) (01/04/13 - 31/03/14) Looks like they have until the end of April or have they got 6 grand ? | stenick | |
09/4/2013 10:55 | It has gone on far too long now imo | alby220 | |
09/4/2013 09:46 | we shall see | doorway | |
08/4/2013 16:19 | Hanging on to my profit. Bye. :] | b1llyboy | |
08/4/2013 15:56 | Obviously people are abandoning ship. They do so secretly, making no noise. Not enough life boats or the illusion that way sharks won't be wakened up? (As if sharks ever sleep....) | greedfear | |
08/4/2013 15:32 | Man the life boats she's a sinkin cap'n . | stenick | |
05/4/2013 21:25 | ...P Johnson?...ECR?...he ...Numpty ! ! ! | lean5gb3 |
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