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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Goshawk Ins.Hds | LSE:GOS | London | Ordinary Share | GB0003779195 | ORD 1P |
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% | 4.50 | - | 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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28/2/2006 20:33 | Fidelity selling their entire stake, I suspect ... ... but who's buying? | effortless cool | |
28/2/2006 20:27 | 9.6% of the company tipped out at 5 pps. | handycam | |
24/2/2006 12:14 | Barge-pole job, IMHO. Feel free to help yourself to as many shares as you like 8-) | alexandrews | |
23/2/2006 19:41 | justjim, I'd be interested to understand why you think Goshawk is a good place to put your money. EC | effortless cool | |
23/2/2006 13:16 | There she blows!!! | justjim37 | |
23/2/2006 11:06 | Looking good. | english bigblls | |
17/2/2006 21:01 | GoshawK shareholders be afraid, be very afraid .... "The action comes after yesterday's announcement by PXRE that it was increasing its estimates of the net pre-tax impact from hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma by between $281mn and $311mn. Combined with PXRE's existing estimates for 2005 storm losses, the reinsurer is now facing a pre-tax deficit of $743mn to $788mn from the hurricanes". ... more bad news to come? | effortless cool | |
15/2/2006 01:09 | Do you know anything Mortime??? I actually don't but just suspect summit is happening here. We'll see night, bless Jim | justjim37 | |
14/2/2006 22:36 | Clearly not.... ;-) | obarmoth | |
14/2/2006 22:22 | Do you know anything Randolph? | bonzaijim24 | |
14/2/2006 20:31 | It doesn't matter what you think. It only matters what you know! | randolph and mortime | |
14/2/2006 13:17 | Nice to see institutions substantially increasing their holdings. Still think something is happening here. | justjim37 | |
10/2/2006 12:15 | Not like Challenger I hope! | bonzaijim25 | |
10/2/2006 11:45 | I agree, looks like it's going to rocket | justjim37 | |
10/2/2006 11:24 | Something about to happen here. Wild and whacky trades both yesterday and this morning... | obarmoth | |
31/1/2006 21:48 | Still not enough working capital ... ... still no news on fundraising. Something's got to happen soon. | effortless cool | |
15/1/2006 21:59 | There is extraordinary liquidity in the market for what is now a very small cap share. Strong support at 5.5p, with some big shareholders seling out. Who's buying apart from Bear Sterns? Why are Artemis still there? | effortless cool | |
29/12/2005 16:31 | Keith Harris finally sells out | pillow | |
29/12/2005 10:22 | No way. Take a look at BED | knowing | |
29/12/2005 10:05 | MUNICH (AFX) - Muenchener Rueckversicherung AG said it now estimates Hurricane Katrina alone caused insured losses of some 45 bln usd for the entire sector. It said however that natural catastrophes will continue to be insurable, "assuming that prices and conditions keep pace with the increase in insured risks." "Munich Re is gearing its business more than ever to the new risk situation and to these enormous potentials, as we recognise the additional business opportunities they offer," management board member Torsten Jeworrek was quoted as saying in a company statement. "We will take advantage of the business opportunities but, in doing so, will only accept risk-adequate prices and conditions," he added. The company said even before Hurricane Katrina occurred, scientific studies had led Munich Re to expect an elevated risk situation in the North Atlantic. But Munich Re also now needs to adjust its risk model again, given the exceptional losses from the tsunami-like storm surge along the coasts of Louisiana and Mississippi as well as the leap in the price of construction materials, wages for craftsmen and fees for loss surveyors. marilyn.gerlach@afxn | knowing | |
29/12/2005 09:18 | Yes indeed. Four per cent tipped out before the year end. I can never understand how such a generous exit is always found in these situations. When we sold Independent four years' ago, we too found buyers. After that though, CSFB refused to deal with us!! | handycam |
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