Andalas Energy And Power Share Chat (ADL)

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22/5/2018 11:06	Thoughts you promoted it domple? Utterly ridiculous. The drop of 20% was on a few sells worth a few K. Ludicrous how this can be allowed to happen. Now loads of much bigger buys	patch13	Read Full Thread Reply
22/5/2018 09:27	Well, it's had a kicking as expected. long time for this one to recover, if it does at all.	domple	Read Full Thread Reply
22/5/2018 07:40	Full time Scamster’s let’s put past behind us lol should be locked up for fraud	jammytass	Read Full Thread Reply
22/5/2018 07:30	I think the real question here is , why would a respected bunch of investors be holding these shares in the first place , were they hoodwinked maybe!	jotoha2	Read Full Thread Reply
22/5/2018 07:26	Exactly. Depends on how long before we get real news to drive shareholder value. At least they're tightening their belts.	domple	Read Full Thread Reply
22/5/2018 07:22	Domps..Spring clean done.. No more excuses now..	therealtonythetiger	Read Full Thread Reply
22/5/2018 07:13	It'll be interesting to see how the market reacts to this news. Umm guessing they'd crucify such news	domple	Read Full Thread Reply
22/5/2018 07:09	2 x RNS Change of Nomad and Update https://www.investegate.co.uk/andalas-energy-and-power-plc--adl-/prn/change-of-nomad-and-update/20180522070000PA9BD/ TR1 https://www.investegate.co.uk/andalas-energy-and-power-plc--adl-/prn/holding-s--in-company/20180522070100P5579/	therealtonythetiger	Read Full Thread Reply
21/5/2018 06:46	Not a great meeting Tony, more of a watch for me David O'meara was shocking, And sir Micheal stout is just getting old, think he should hang up the whip And watch the sunset.Never got involved the last day as some tart was getting married And had to run around organising a garden party for the family leaches, just glad j gosden paid for it.	ronjoe77	Read Full Thread Reply
18/5/2018 15:13	Nice little double	therealtonythetiger	Read Full Thread Reply
18/5/2018 11:20	Big j gosdan hopefully you got a piece	ronjoe77	Read Full Thread Reply
16/5/2018 11:13	Heading back to the York action, however, and I’ve a trio of trainers who it should pay to keep a close eye on over the three days… David O’Meara… O’Meara generally sends a hefty battalion to the Knavesmire (only Fahey has send more than O’Meara’s 60 runners in recent seasons) and amazing all of his recent winners can be found by using the following mini-angle… David O’Meara \| York’s Dante meeting \| 5f – 7f races \| 3yo’s – 6yo’s \| GB or IRE bred runners Which, since 2013, has returned the following figures… 8/17 \| 47% S/R \| +£79.25 LSP – W&P 9/17 \| 53% S/R The O’Meara runners have been a little quiet in recent weeks but if there is anywhere they are likely to burst into life it will be in these sprint races on Dante week. There are two qualifiers on the angle today… 4.35 – MONTAGUE & THREE SAINTS BAY John Gosden… Big Johnny G is a fairly regular visitor to the Knavesmire for Dante week and he has a particularly eye-catching record with his runners under the following conditions… John Gosden \| York’s Dante meeting \| 3yo’s \| 7f – 1m2.5f races \| Horses with 1-4 (UK) career starts Which, since 2013, has returned the following figures… 7/13 \| 54% S/R \| +17.04 BFLSP – W&P 9/13 \| 69% S/R He looks to be sending a decent team up to York for this years festival and you’d be disappointed should he not return with a few more winners tucked under his arm, especially with the form his team currently find themselves in (9 from 39 last 14 days – 6 from 21 last 7 days). There is one qualifier on the angle today… 4.05 – HIGHGARDEN Sir Micheal Stoute… Stoute is another that likes to target this meeting and his raiding party general return with plenty of booty, especially under the following conditions… Micheal Stoute \| York’s Dante meeting \| Top 3 finish last time out \| S/P of 7/2 or less Which, since 2013, has returned the following figures… 8/12 \| 67% S/R \| +£13.56 LSP – W&P 8/13 \| 67% S/R He’s being a bit more selective with his runners this week but hopefully there will be a qualifier or two later in the week. There are no qualifiers on the angle today…	ronjoe77	Read Full Thread Reply
15/5/2018 16:11	Six furlong draw at York At the longest range on the straight course, the higher numbers have seemed to have the best of it; but that's counter-intuitive when compared with five furlongs. Looking at the place data reveals a more even distribution and it may simply be that the place to be is where the pace is. I'd certainly be wary of calling a high draw bias based on the five- and six-furlong data herein. Seven furlong draw at York On the dogleg, there is an advantage to be drawn middle to high. Looking at the constitution of the track, that makes perfect sense as such runners have less distance to travel around the dogleg. Again, though, it won't make the difference between a horse winning and losing, it's just a mild negative for those drawn low. 1m/ 1m1f draw at York The mile and nine furlong trips take in that sharp bend quite soon after the start of races, which can make life challenging for those trapped out wide. As a jockey, do you use up petrol trying to get handy, or take back and ride for luck? This is borne out in the data, which shows those on the outside winning far less often - and placing less often - than those drawn inside (low). Although typically we should be a little wary of ostensible draw inferences at longer race distances, the shape of the racecourse helps to explain this particular - genuine - bias. Draw at longer trips at York We then get into the middle distance realms where, generally speaking, we would not expect to see a draw bias. And that is the case: although low is ostensibly unfavoured, there is very little in it in place terms. That said, it is probably not ideal to be drawn low, as the jockey has to choose between being at the head of the peloton and not benefitting from drafting behind other horses, getting subsumed within the pack as wider-drawn horses congregate around. The former is ineffiicent, the latter requires luck as well as judgment.	ronjoe77	Read Full Thread Reply
15/5/2018 16:01	York Draw Information So what impact, if any, does the shape of the racetrack - and indeed drainage - have on draw positions? The weather is set fair for the week and the going is currently good to firm, good in places - the clerk has stated that he will water to ensure broadly that ground.Draw Analyzer tool, offers the following insights: Five furlong draw at York Looking only at bigger field fast ground handicaps, we can see that there is a slight bias towards lower drawn horses. It is important, however, to check for an even spread of pace across the track: if high numbers have the early dash, that could well be enough to overcome any implied bias in the data.	ronjoe77	Read Full Thread Reply
15/5/2018 15:56	Top York Handicap Trainers in May You may well have seen lists of trainers to follow elsewhere, and fair play to the publishers. Here I want to look only at handicap runners in the last five years at this three-day meeting. Top handicap trainers (10+ runners) at York's Dante meeting, 2013-2017 Top handicap trainers (10+ runners) at York's Dante meeting, 2013-2017 At the top of the pile are two very different operators, David O'Meara and Sir Michael Stoute. The former fires plenty of bullets, and as can be seen from the 20.75 point profit at SP, he lands some of his longer-priced entries. Meanwhile, Sir Michael is more selective, having saddled just 16 such runners in the last five years. Five of them won, for a profit of 12.14 points, so they're to be taken seriously. Elsewhere and surely everyone knows how much Willie Haggas, a Yorkshireman exiled in Newmarket, loves a winner here. His three-from-sixteen in Dante meeting handicaps in the last five years is respectable, the 43% ROI very much so. At the other end of the scale, beware Richard Fahey. He can win, and has won, with handicappers at this meeting, but a two-from 104 record - both short prices and both with the same horse, Dusky Queen - is lamentable, even if the place rate implies a degree of misfortune in not converting at least a few more runners-up into winners. The Easterby's, Mick and Tim, get winners here, but not as often as many (including me!) remember: just five from 99 between them for a loss at share price of 54 points. And Kevin Ryan and John Quinn are 0 from 61 between them in recent years, though both head to the Knavesmire in blistering form this time around.	ronjoe77	Read Full Thread Reply
15/5/2018 14:13	Ron.. I didnt get time to look at Chester til it was all done, i noticed oBs winners tho.. I wouldnt mind some York info.. cheers	therealtonythetiger	Read Full Thread Reply
15/5/2018 11:38	Hi you want anything for York, hope you got right into A P o'B favs at Chester 3 out of 4 winners 4th was 3rd. Check out results from France on Sunday And R cowell 2yo yesterday 5/1 second.Nice horse the winner James Watt it beat wedding date.,..That came out And won at Chester one for the notebook	ronjoe77	Read Full Thread Reply
08/5/2018 18:24	Cheers Ron	therealtonythetiger	Read Full Thread Reply
08/5/2018 16:21	Now onto those men you want fighting your corner on the Roodee... *I was tempted to just look at the figures from recent Chester festivals but in my opinion those stats are just a wee bit too on the niche side so I've extended my analysis to include ALL Chester meetings in search of those Chester specialists... Dascombe & Kingscote It's a local track for local people... Well not really but Tom Dascombe doesn't have to travel far at all with his Chester runners (16 miles, give or take) and he fires in a healthy stream of runners at the circuit. Particularly under the following conditions... Tom Dascombe Trained \| Richard Kingscote ridden \| 5f - 7f trips \| Good to Soft ground or quicker \| Industry share price 12-1 or shorter Since 2013 that has returned... 22/66 \| 33% S/R \| +£50.16 BFLSP - W&P 42/66 \| 64% S/R An angle that has been profitable each year and also fires comfortably above expectation (55% above to be precise). They will have winners out with those conditions, of course, but over those shorter trips when the ground is faster than soft AND the market tells us they are not reaching the area of 'outsiderville', the Dascombe/Kingscote train is a lethal money making express... Franny Norton No-one knows the turns better... It's simple. Franny Norton is the winning-most jockey at Chester in recent years... 49 winners from 288 rides (since 2013) - 17% S/R \| -£48.69 BFLSP Following him blind, however, will leave a massive hole in your pocket! When we dig a bit deeper, however, we see his full Chester expertise really being unleashed, particularly when he sits on a FRONT-RUNNER... 22/46 \| 48% S/R \| +£57.19 BFLSP He almost converts 1 of every 2 rides at Chester when he goes from the front! That's quality, sheer tactical and track know-how quality. There are some interesting nuggets within those front-runner stats as well... A 47% Strike-Rate when riding for Mark Johnston on a front-runner A 52% S/R when riding a front-runner drawn in stall 5 or below An outstanding 71% S/R (10 from 14) when riding a 2yo front-runner Admittedly it's not always easy to know when a 2yo is going to blast off out front but if you've fast fingers you could well nick some in-running profits on a Norton front-running 2yo, the chances are once he's grabbed the early lead he isn't giving it back! Andrew Balding Unleashing unexposed handicappers since 2013... Andrew Balding is relatively select with his Chester raiders but he does have a habit of making the 178 mile trip pay. Since 2013 his overall stats at the track read... 37/176 \| 21% S/R \| +£102.00 BFLSP - W&P 86/176 \| 49% S/R And with figures like those you could, in theory, just take a pop at him blind. But I like to dig deeper. The following is where I'm interested in his runners... Andrew Balding in Chester HANDICAPS \| 7.5f - 1m4.5f trips \| 1-7 Career starts \| 0-2 Handicap starts Which is an angle that has returned... 10/17 \| 59% S/R \| +£45.35 BFLSP - W&P 11/17 \| 64% S/R Profitable each of the last five years and firing handsomely above expectation (226% on average). Aidan O'Brien A favourite you can trust... A nice and simple one for all you Fav backers out there and although this angle seems insanely simple, which it is, it's also deadly accurate and profitable... Aidan O'Brien favourites at Chester 9/14 \| 64% S/R \| +£10.36 BFLSP - W&P 12/14 \| 86% S/R Amazingly it's also 40% above expectation and has shown a profit on each of the last 4 years. Simple. Profitable. Job done. Now these four angles are for ALL Chester meetings throughout the season but there should be at least a handful of qualifiers during the upcoming three day festival that starts tomorrow (Wednesday 9th May). They won't all win (chance would be a fine thing!) but you can be sure the horses in question will be primed for the job in hand by their respective connections.	ronjoe77	Read Full Thread Reply

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