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Name | Symbol | Market | Type |
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Lfeaccetfusd | LSE:FEP | London | Exchange Traded Fund |
Price Change | % Change | Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.1525 | 0.74% | 20.7575 | 20.725 | 20.79 | - | 0 | 16:35:22 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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16/7/2012 14:16 | Glasswala, if you truly believe in what you write, keep BUYING it! Such an easy way to defeat the manipulation. Then, even if the premium is only 30% (as I speculated on the basis of no evidence at all - just for example), you'll make a good profit... | marauder7 | |
16/7/2012 14:11 | marauder, complain to the FSA or its new acronym i would think. As to evidence this will be more tricky but i m sure some thing or the other will turn up!! This share is being taken down on such small volumes but it does not rise in the same way!! | glasswala | |
16/7/2012 13:55 | Glasswala 16 Jul'12 - 13:04 - 5298 > I will be complaining big time if this happens To whom? If a takeover is made @ (say) a 30% premium to the then (conveniently low?) SP, a complaint may be very hard to support. If you think the share price is being manipulated/suppress Evidence? | marauder7 | |
16/7/2012 13:40 | Once again the directors have gained at the expense of the shareholders. How can this continue!!! They are just employees with no apparent stake in the business but they manage to fleece us day in day out!! Has this caused the price fall!! | glasswala | |
16/7/2012 12:20 | it'd be good to have another top-up oppo | spaceparallax | |
16/7/2012 12:08 | Excitement over for the year by the look of it , back to 60p? | jonno1 | |
16/7/2012 12:04 | Why is this being driven down on such low volumes?? PXP has only dipped slighlty today!!what is going on here??? I think this is being manipulated down so as to take it private and then carve up amongst the two main shareholders PXP and Asia Pacific!! The PI once again will be shafted. The AIM market should be more tightly regulated to stop the spivs taking all our money!! I will be complaining big time if this happens here! | glasswala | |
16/7/2012 11:23 | 5k currently available online at 120.1p | sportbilly1976 | |
16/7/2012 11:14 | oops....needs to come back up this pm | sportbilly1976 | |
16/7/2012 04:24 | Chinese frigate has now apparently freed itself: | earnestwipplethwaiteiii | |
13/7/2012 15:50 | Couldn't have happened to nicer people... Looks like China 'established' their administrative office on the Spratlys. | marauder7 | |
13/7/2012 13:37 | "Looks like China 'established' their administrative office on the Spratlys." LOL | jonno1 | |
13/7/2012 13:21 | Couldn't have happened to nicer people.... | unionhall | |
13/7/2012 12:25 | A Chinese warship has run aground while patrolling contested waters adjacent to the Philippines in the South China Sea. July 13, 2012 A Chinese warship has run aground while patrolling contested waters adjacent to the Philippines in the South China Sea. The frigate pinned itself to a reef last night at Half Moon Shoal, on the south-eastern edge of the Spratly Islands, and remains "thoroughly stuck", according to Western diplomatic sources shortly after midday local time, or 2pm AEST. Salvage operations could be diplomatically challenging, given the vessel appears to have run aground within 200 kilometres of the Philippines coast, which is squarely within what Manila claims to be its Exclusive Economic Zone. The stricken People's Liberation Army Navy vessel, believed to be No. 560, a Jianghu-class frigate, has in the past been involved in aggressively discouraging Filipino fishing boats from the area... | jonno1 | |
13/7/2012 10:58 | An interesting article that i have just found. | glasswala | |
13/7/2012 10:57 | coming alive | spaceparallax | |
13/7/2012 06:55 | Back and testing the May support. Given PXP's recent performance I would expect another bounce. | sportbilly1976 | |
11/7/2012 11:14 | Glasswala - with PXP maintaining superb share price resilience and with time now moving in our favour (not long to go before end 2012), I'd relax a little. Big surprises come when you least expect them. ;-) | dr knowledge | |
11/7/2012 10:27 | Bit of action today!! I better take it easy I might do myself some damage!! | glasswala | |
10/7/2012 11:46 | One more drop in the share price and I'm out keeping in is too risky. | bryet | |
09/7/2012 12:07 | Glasswala 9 Jul'12 - 11:28 - 5281 > There is something definately wrong with this share!!! Again, no. Look at the volume! A couple of sells (including a late one from yesterday) totalling less than £36K have occurred. Big deal. The reaction to them may have reduced the MCap by £1,700K! The estimated (by our shareholders' shareholders) NAV could be as high as £1,000,000K. It's just noise. I'd ignore it. With the spread at about 7.7%, it's hard to trade to an advantage, so the MMs are "safe". Caveats: DYOR, E&OE, TINFA, YMMV, FEPO, IAOW etc. ----- earnestwipplethwaite > Welcome to the wacky world of AIM! Quite. | marauder7 | |
09/7/2012 11:10 | Welcome to the wacky world of AIM! | earnestwipplethwaiteiii | |
09/7/2012 10:28 | The stand off tension with China is easing, the ASEAN countries meeting up this week to further discuss the South China Sea dispute and conduct to avoid any military action. Philex Petroleum (PXP) only 10% off its all time high of 48 peso(PHP)But FEP still continues to fall!!! and is 50% off its all time high of £2.50. There is something definately wrong with this share!!! | glasswala | |
04/7/2012 14:42 | Thanks, timberwolf3. My summary is: Mr Pangilinan (Philex chairman) is da man! The Filipino government will do as he wishes in this. And his close relationship with the Salims and Asia Pacific (Hong Kong) means that, IMO, "we" are on as safe grounds as is possible within a sea (grin) and especially the South China Sea. | marauder7 |
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