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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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LP Hill | LSE:LPH | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B3CMRN66 | ORD 0.1P |
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% | 63.00 | - | 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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17/4/2014 15:54 | As I said....they have bought a majority of stock at below 10p on a valuation of between 2-4million. They don't have to buy anymore just vote the old BOD out! Cheap and job done. It has no baring on the company's valuation now. | bizz2bizz | |
17/4/2014 15:44 | Much much cheaper to RTO into the numerous other cash shells. LPH now valued at £9 million! Nuts | acta_topup | |
17/4/2014 15:42 | Acta_topup, have a look at the major buyer. 50-60% now in the safe hands of major corporate entity. This stake holding was purchased between 4-15p. They now have a say in proceedings I would guess. even if they wanted to sell now they couldn't! The only option now for them is to convene an EGM and vote off the BOD and install their own board and inject assets. This option is cheaper and quicker than buying the company,. How can this be a pump and dump with so little shares traded from Joe Public. Don't forget their are only 42million shares in issue as well. That's my thoughts anyway. | bizz2bizz | |
17/4/2014 15:38 | There are cheaper ways to do an RTO!!! | acta_topup | |
17/4/2014 15:38 | Who are behind ALF and Kijani? | acta_topup | |
17/4/2014 15:35 | It could be experiencing an RTO situation 2 funds been heavily buying | purple11 | |
17/4/2014 15:30 | No one has answered the question? | acta_topup | |
17/4/2014 15:30 | This could do an EMT on such small numberif shares. | brasher2 | |
17/4/2014 15:29 | hehe cheers like a madman im holding for 35 | purple11 | |
17/4/2014 15:26 | bloody hell - well done purple! wish I took that 16p quote lat week now grrr | ryan83 | |
17/4/2014 15:26 | Hardly any shares available. This will go mental with large volume buying. Hope the hordes don't come yet | brasher2 | |
17/4/2014 15:15 | Is this some kind of epic "pump and dump"? how do you explain this rise? | acta_topup | |
17/4/2014 15:08 | 25.75-26.5 | purple11 | |
17/4/2014 14:26 | on the 5yr chart 30-40 happened pretty quick last time..looks like it wants to go there gl | purple11 | |
17/4/2014 14:20 | Slowly does it we will be 30 in no time | brasher2 | |
17/4/2014 14:14 | asking 25 now o yesss! | purple11 | |
17/4/2014 13:50 | 23.5-24.5 24-24.5 | purple11 | |
17/4/2014 13:42 | .233-24 RERATE MY ASS | purple11 | |
17/4/2014 13:23 | offering .229 to sell now:) 24 to buy / must be buys again in background | purple11 | |
17/4/2014 12:25 | tick up 22.5-24 | purple11 | |
16/4/2014 22:32 | personally im just trading on momentum here and hoping that if their are dark forces working in here they want a higher exit price than this/which i think is highly likely-most of the large buying started on 27march at @9/10p (a lot seem to come in@16 on 10 April) so unless they just wanted a bag out of it -and it is just a cynical manipulation- id say it has further to go :) gl amigos | purple11 | |
16/4/2014 22:25 | from alf cap site " At the micro level, this framework seeks to understand the positioning of financial players by analysing the output of a number of proprietary models. ALF's core belief is that publically available information on speculative positioning is of limited value. As liquidity pools have fragmented and electronic trading has become more prevalent, market behaviour evolves. Technology provides bridges for liquidity and markets are becoming increasingly inter-linked | purple11 |
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