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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Carlton Res. | LSE:CLN | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0TNHV95 |
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% | 0.65 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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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21/6/2008 15:32 | CBM own c50% of WTN and also propose to take over CLN with 1 CBM share in exchange for 3.25 CLN subject to approval of shareholders 14 July rik | rik shaw | |
20/6/2008 23:37 | Good finish on TSE for WTN, considering awful state of market; 10.80 | papillon | |
20/6/2008 19:46 | where is this one going? | jackal2 | |
20/6/2008 16:58 | Some odd charts in the mining and oils today...maybe the 3 witches? have a good weekend | anotherardbeg | |
20/6/2008 16:46 | anotherardbeg, I dont think its a problem look at the large after hours trade, should be good for monday. | nerja | |
20/6/2008 15:57 | Apologies...topped up after lunch at 96...now its down. lol | anotherardbeg | |
20/6/2008 15:19 | cbm rebounding nicely | remp31 | |
20/6/2008 14:38 | WTN opened lower. Currently marginally down at 10.40 | papillon | |
20/6/2008 14:11 | EDIT ...with the new shares to be issued on "or after" 4th August 08 | tgh100 | |
20/6/2008 14:10 | As far as i'm aware the last day of dealing in CLN is 30th July - a court hearing takes place to sanction the scheme of arrangement on 31st July with the new shares to be issued on "our after" 4th August 08 | tgh100 | |
20/6/2008 12:58 | 10% discount to CBM at present.....MM's out to lunch ????? | sportbilly1976 | |
20/6/2008 12:47 | 31st july I think | cool hand kev | |
20/6/2008 11:33 | when is the conversion date? | pec2004 | |
20/6/2008 11:33 | free money if u can hold until conversion u are laughing. | remp31 | |
20/6/2008 10:57 | The mm are having a laugh ;-) | 25cent | |
20/6/2008 10:08 | cbm 240p this has 2 catch up discount is so wide u can drive a bus through it! | remp31 | |
20/6/2008 10:03 | "Its not a commodity boom but a readjustment of property debased currencies, to things of useful intrinsic value. I hope the adjustment doesn't kill the patient."lefrene Excellent.Worthy of Oscar Wilde. | steeplejack | |
20/6/2008 09:25 | Usually at some point of the day catches up . | 25cent | |
20/6/2008 08:31 | Should be trading at 103p. | techmark | |
20/6/2008 08:23 | don't blame you mr25, after all they are now a full 10% behind cbm (I added yesterday) | dreggspicker | |
20/6/2008 08:19 | Added some more at open at 93p (not showing) | 25cent | |
20/6/2008 07:55 | Pap: In China, from my extensive experience/knowledge on its past to modern-day, the raising of oil price only affects the amply rich class which is a tiny minority (1 to 5000 auto-owners)in the proportion of population (as opposed to USA where almost everyone owns an automobile or three. There's such a huge and unbridgeable gap between the rich who gets more of same in continuity and the average or poor who constitute the majority of Chinese people who are the real sufferers under inflation. While of cource a Yuan or two more on the bus fare will present a problem, very much like the inflation on grains and basic foodstuff, this oil increase will neither dent the pocket nor appetite of the auto-owning class who has growing wealth to match. Moreover, I think the 400cents drop in Crude is a coincidence and unrelated to the oil price raising in China. Considering China has the Olympics to host yet, their domestic airlines will boom in profits regardless of jet fuel costs. Remember there is a silent majority in China who have neither say nor hopes to wealth. Awkward situation. One positive about China which I've observed is their State Pension system which actually pays up to each and every citizen equitably. | ppowerscourt | |
19/6/2008 23:57 | Its not a commodity boom but a readjustment of property debased currencies, to things of useful intrinsic value. I hope the adjustment doesn't kill the patient. | lefrene |
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