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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Creon Res | CRO | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.53 | 01:00:00 |
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Posted at 22/10/2013 10:27 by share_shark My Alert system is full of the information that Beaufort SEC recommended Wishbone. I cant find the exact information but its there, if one wishes to look.I have not seen any trades whereby investors have bought any of that 8.5mill that BS purchased from the seller of that stock, so they will be waiting for good news inorder to sell their stock, as the share price rises. Dont forget, it will be at a price BELOW the market price of the stock at the time, in order for BS to encourage their investors to BUY the stock from them. INMHO and DYOR. |
Posted at 17/10/2013 13:01 by napoleon111 this quote from the statement"Amedeo Resources is a proactive investor which assists its investee companies to grow by providing investment, expertise and contacts. " surely this is only mgr or is there something else im forgetting? |
Posted at 24/9/2013 15:54 by silkstag Only professional investors tend to be sent analyst notes and they contain disclaimers, so people should DYOR, but summary in 16-9-13 BS note on a no liability basis to anyone:"Conclusion As at the 31 January 2013 the NAV of Creon was 0.4p, an increase of 18 times as at a year earlier. Notwithstanding the work to date in the China JV and the receipt of a large order, all the investment in the YZJJOE Offshore joint venture with YSH, including Land, is valued at cost. The investment in MGR, which was prudent and shrewd, is also valued at cost. It should provide near term revenues for Creon. With a supportive large shareholder we can expect more deals in the 'Resource' infrastructure and asset arena and in new geographic locations. Creon has exciting prospects, and we encourage investors to join in what looks like the early stage of a potentially large enterprise. SPECULATIVE BUY Shareholdings Qatar Investment Corporation 72.84% Dune Engineering PTE Limited 6.19% Global Tech Investments 6.30% Pershing Nominees Limited 3.06%" I am not sure what to make of recent developments. Am pondering [ie I have no holding at the moment). ps you are right about HB Markets now called BS, they used to invest in companies and then onsell to many small retail clients shortly afterward, thereby creating a bucket-load of odd prints. |
Posted at 17/9/2013 10:39 by genises Also who we have as large investors!!! |
Posted at 16/9/2013 18:42 by share_shark From LSE Does anyone have the note from Faraday please?. I am registered but I appear to have missed it. I am just desperate to see who this interesting new investor is, arnt you ?.FaradayToday 15:43Faraday recommended this share a couple of weeks ago. I have invested here again. I know this is gonna be a multi-bagger when things start to move |
Posted at 16/9/2013 13:30 by share_shark Recommended to all its clients today.Beaufort. Yippeeeeeeeeeeeee.(e) harry.stevenson@beau Research Report Full report reads very well !. Monday, 16th September 2013 Creon Resources (CRO.L) - Speculative Buy at 0.55p As at the 31 January 2013 the NAV of Creon was 0.4p, an increase of 18 times as at a year earlier. Notwithstanding the work to date in the China JV and the receipt of a large order, all the investment in the YZJJOE Offshore joint venture with YSH, including Land, is valued at cost. The investment in MGR, which was prudent and shrewd, is also valued at cost. It should provide near term revenues for Creon. With a supportive large shareholder we can expect more deals in the 'Resource' infrastructure and asset arena and in new geographic locations. Creon has exciting prospects, and we encourage investors to join in what looks like the early stage of a potentially large enterprise. SPECULATIVE BUYRead the full report. |
Posted at 29/8/2013 10:19 by share_shark Creon Resources PLC Given Speculative Buy Rating at Beaufort Securities (CRO)Posted by matt on Aug 29th, 2013 // No Comments Creon Resources PLC (LON:CRO)'s stock had its "speculative buy" rating restated by analysts at Beaufort Securities in a research report issued to clients and investors on Thursday, American Banking & Market News reports. Creon Resources PLC (LON:CRO) opened at 0.61 on Thursday. Creon Resources PLC has a 1-year low of GBX 0.40 and a 1-year high of GBX 0.814. The stock's 50-day moving average is GBX 0.55 and its 200-day moving average is GBX 0.5. The company's market cap is £16.7 million |
Posted at 25/7/2013 15:55 by napoleon111 July 25 (Bloomberg) -- Premier Li Keqiang says nation will speed up railway construction with focus on central, western parts of country.China will set up railway development fund with fiscal rev, public investment, State Council says after meeting led by Li. Govt also plans to grant ownership, operating rights on some city, regional railways to local govt, private investors. Cabinet also exempts cos. with monthly sales |
Posted at 25/7/2013 07:51 by napoleon111 interestingJuly 25 (Bloomberg) -- Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings Ltd., China's second-biggest private yard, will become the first Singapore-listed company to trade in Chinese yuan. The Chinese shipbuilder, which debuted on the Singapore exchange in April 2007, will start trading in yuan under the bourse's dual-currency trading platform on Aug. 5, Singapore Exchange Ltd. said in a statement today. "This is an exciting and positive development for Singapore as an offshore yuan centre," Magnus Bocker, Chief Executive Officer of Southeast Asia's biggest bourse, said in the statement. "It also demonstrates how SGX is contributing to the infrastructure and capabilities required for issuers and investors to tap on opportunities offered by China." More companies may want to offer dual currency trading on the Singapore bourse, especially those with China-based operations, said Low Pei Han, an analyst at Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. There are already 142 Chinese companies listed in Singapore with a total market capitalization of S$26.3 billion ($20.7 billion) as of June 30, according to stock exchange data. "We deem this move positive for Yangzijiang as it broadens the group's investor base," OCBC's Low said. "This does not change the underlying fundamentals of the company." Yangzijiang fell 2.1 percent to 93 Singapore cents as of 11:09 a.m. in Singapore. The benchmark Straits Times Index dropped 1 percent. |
Posted at 20/1/2012 09:40 by napoleon111 The UK is garnering investors' attention at the moment with another GBP positive M&A deal being announced in the FT this morning. China's SWF is to buy a share in Thames Water (story below), which follows news of Sumitomo's acquisition of RBS' aviation arm for $7.2bln (+GBP/JPY) earlier this week. The flow looks to be hitting the market already with GBP/JPY bid hard into the WMR fix (chart also below). EUR/JPY has been the more significant mover though and, in my view, has further to go. Mumblings from Greece have been as good as one could hope with Greece showing political will to not leave the Euro and also to reach a settlement with investors that does not constitute outright default. Coupled with purported progress around scale and turnaround time for the EFSF and positive noises from various Eurocrats, we seem to lack impetus to drive the single currency lower any time soon with funding pressures softening especially given the ratings' agency downgrades are now priced in. Additionally the BoJ cited one way moves in EUR/JPY as a concern on both Monday and Tuesday of this week, bringing into question how much further they would let the pair trade without taking action. With positioning stretched as it is vis-a-vis Euro shorts the aforementioned points have effectively sparked a shift in funding currencies from the single currency to the Yen. With the market still heavily short Euro there is scope for this move to continue as accounts fortunate enough to have made money on short YTD, get twitchy at this correction and scramble to lock in profits. With regards to USD/JPY we have Ichimoku resistance 77.44/77.54 and then a 4yr d-trend at 77.60 (chart below), which are likely to yields exporter offers. Mindful of that and with the most likely scenario being that EUR/JPY continues higher, there is scope for EUR/USD to spike further as it will take the brunt of the move. Data-wise we are light, with stocks firm on the week and at the highs so chances of a negative 'shocks' seem slim. I am long EUR/JPY with a trailing 100pt stop. China buys stake in Thames Water By Anousha Sakoui in London A Chinese sovereign wealth fund has bought a stake in the water network that serves London, in what is the fund's first UK acquisition following investment talks with British politicians. The deal follows a visit to China this week by chancellor George Osborne, who has been urging Chinese investors to inject money into British infrastructure projects. Beijing has been seeking more lucrative returns than those available from low-yielding government bonds. In a statement on Friday the China Investment Corporation, the country's $410bn sovereign wealth fund, confirmed it had taken an 8.68 per cent stake in the holding company that owns Thames Water. CIC said the deal had been done through a wholly-owned subsidiary but gave no further details on how much it had paid for the stake. In December Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, one of the world's largest sovereign wealth funds, acquired about 9.9 per cent of Thames Water from a consortium of investors led by Australian investment bank Macquarie . The bank declined at the time to reveal terms of the sale of the stake in Kemble Water, which is the holding company for the UK utility. Mr Osborne this week held what were described as "very serious meetings of substance" during a short visit to Beijing, including with Lou Jiwei, chairman of CIC, as well as the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, the world's biggest bank by market capitalisation. Mr Lou wrote in the Financial Times last November that he saw a "win-win" situation where Chinese funds would help to update the west's infrastructure starting with Britain on the grounds that such schemes offered solid returns. He praised Britain as "one of the most open economies in the world" with a "sound legal system". In his article, Mr Lou suggested Chinese companies and investors wanted to own and operate infrastructure in the west as well as help build it. Thames Water, which provides sewerage services to 14m customers and water to 8.8m in London and the Thames Valley, was sold for an enterprise value of £8bn by German utility group RWE in 2006, which included £4.8bn in cash and £3.2bn in debt. The water holding company is owned by a consortium of investors, the largest of which are funds managed by Macquarie. The Australian bank also manages investment of the utility on behalf of other shareholders. The Macquarie-led consortium, which beat three other serious bidders in the 2006 auction including one led by the Qatar Investment Authority, said it remained committed to managing Thames Water as its majority owner. It is the largest of the 10 water and sewerage companies in England and Wales by both regulatory capital value and number of customers served. The latest investment in Thames Water comes halfway through the second year of a five-year funding settlement for water companies in England and Wales with the industry watchdog Ofwat. It also follows the publication of a government white paper, which has been generally interpreted as seeking to protect the attraction of the industry as a safe haven for equity and debt investors. |
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