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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Lapp Plats | LPP | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 25.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 25.00 | 25.00 |
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Posted at 23/3/2013 17:13 by sigala Hi TLATSATT,Yes - wow - it adds up doesn't it? I guess a lot of investors never stop to add up the cost of their trading activity but they should do - I bet they would be surprised and a bit shocked at the money involved. It can really accumulate over time. WB makes a good point about this: He says that investors should be issued with a card when they start investing. The card is punched every time they make an investment - but they are only allowed to make 20 punches in the card during their life time. Buffett says those investors would end up very wealthy. Why? Because with so few investment opportunities they would spend far more time looking for a really good opportunity that they really understood and which had great and realistic potential. They would really do their homework and spread their net far and wide to find an outstanding investment idea. Each investment would be such a rare and valuable chance to improve their wealth that they would make a lot of effort in not wasting it or getting it wrong or investing in a second rate opportunity that might gain a little bit but not much. Buffett says these investors would end up far more wealthy than others who could make all the investments they wanted and therefore made them without giving them much thought or really trying to find an outstanding opportunity. When I read that comment by WB it really made me think - and I realised how flippantly I invest at the first thing that grabs my attention. And then soon after I have to reverse the trade when I it becomes obvious there is some negative aspect to the company that even a little bit of research would easily have revealed if I had done it before I made my purchase. Cheers |
Posted at 29/5/2009 20:08 by rickeyy HAVING RECENTLY taken his leave of one Irish exploration company, Petroceltic, veteran natural resources executive John Craven this week emerged as the head of another.Craven joined Lapp Plats now to be known as Cove Energy as chief executive with non-executive chairman Tom O'Gorman standing aside to allow Michael Blaha, country chairman for Shell in Algeria, take on the role. Craven is expected to hit the ground running. The company said its focus now would be on securing "early stage" oil and gas assets and Craven is believed to have a couple of potential prospects firmly in his sights. He is also likely to tap investors for fresh funding. Cove has about £1 million in the bank but will need more firepower if it is to progress anything of significance. Craven has also decided to ditch its listing on the ISX junior stock exchange in Dublin but will continue to be listed on London's AIM market. This article appears in the print edition of the Irish Times |
Posted at 13/10/2006 14:42 by kieran1226 eqiityswap if TOG proves you wrong be a man of your word and stop misleading us investors in lpp with your silly unfounded rubbish on this site. go away and let us get on with making money with this stock people like you belong in the land of noddy. |
Posted at 30/9/2005 11:08 by arnie barnie this seems to be ticking up on every small buy that goes through . imagine the reaction if a deal is announced , at the moment i would think this share is of the radar of 99% of investors ,when a deal is struck there will be a lot of people wanting to climb on board .the only problem at the moment is that we are in the dark as to what is going onanybody any thoughts on this? |
Posted at 17/8/2005 19:44 by big_cat Mark - professional private investor? Does it pay as much as the City job? |
Posted at 14/8/2005 14:41 by marksnsparkle Big_CatNo, just have good contacts, having previously worked in the city for many years (now a professional private investor) Still haven't caught up with the news on Lapp Plats, hope to get round to it this week Mark |
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