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LMI Lonmin Plc

75.60
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Lonmin Plc LSE:LMI London Ordinary Share GB00BYSRJ698 ORD USD0.0001
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 75.60 73.70 74.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/1/2012
23:37
Strong whispers of Xstrata returning here. If so they'll need to offer 1600p min.
Watch the volume - been picking up of late...

baldeagle5
13/1/2012
10:19
crossing my fingers..
gardenarc
13/1/2012
08:14
Fox Davies Capital Update featuring Deo Petroleum, Hambledon Mining, Lonmin, Mariana Resources, Falkland Oil And Gas, Plexus Holdings
Friday, Jan 13 2012 by Fox Davies Capital

intouch
02/1/2012
16:35
Lonrho Mining; my pick for 2012 @9.75.
cg1953
02/12/2011
15:28
Up we may go hopefully had um years and years.
gardenarc
01/12/2011
12:09
Mentioned here as a buy
pillion
16/11/2011
15:28
Bucking the trend here.

ArTN

artnouveau
27/10/2011
15:54
Looking better today - when will XTA make an offer?
pugdog
27/10/2011
15:53
Looking better today - when will XTA make an offer?
pugdog
05/9/2011
01:35
Its called a false shaggers break out..which entices more shaggers in, then its drip...drip...BANG £4

Hope its helping
Sanks

harrybigdick
30/8/2011
08:27
breakout....seems much to cheap imho
maty
08/8/2011
15:53
...guess its back to 2009, £4.90 levels first!
harrybigdick
07/8/2011
15:39
I like this bit!..do they not understnad the markets cannot be tamed by a "co-ordinate effort"!!...you can't stop the inevitable...only delay it!



.................""The news of the downgrade on Friday came after the close of markets battered last week by their worst falls since 2008.

European markets also shed billions of dollars as the European Commission warned the continent's debt crisis is now striking at the heart of the eurozone.

Fears of a global meltdown that some analysts see as potentially worse than the 2008 collapse sent holidaying leaders scrambling in a flurry of phone calls from London to Paris to Washington to stem the tide.

The Group of 20 major economies held an emergency conference call on Sunday to discuss possible coordinated action to minimise market volatility.""

harrybigdick
07/8/2011
15:34
The boys with yellow socks in the city are calling it, "the day we got shagged", which is a posh term for consistently being rammed up the rear end by Mrs Market!
Falls of up to 10% and maybe more..that could be circa 40% by the end of the week!!

Those in the know have sold earlier and are looking to double or triple up..those with "Confirmation Bias" are looking to get shagged!
Sanks
Harrys McNobbler....with buy orders in at circa £7
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Investors brace for market turmoil
August 08, 2011

All eyes will be on Australia's stock market this morning, with
experts predicting another rough week for investors and possible
falls of up to 10 per cent.

The ASX is one of the first markets to open and world leaders and finance chiefs are racing to check heightening tension over the eurozone debt crisis and US credit rating downgrade.

The Australian market gives investors one of the first chances to gauge reaction to the economic fears overseas, and analysts suggest there could be falls of five to 10 per cent.

In a sign of the possible trouble to come, the Israeli market fell around six per cent on Sunday.

Other Middle East markets were lower, although they managed to trim some of their losses as investors reacted to Standard & Poor's unprecedented cut in the US rating to AA+ from AAA.

S&P added a negative outlook to the downgrade, warning there was a chance the rating could be cut further within two years if progress is not made in cutting the huge US government budget gap.

harrybigdick
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