Marechale Capital Share Discussion Threads

[tipjunkie] 21/8/2015 12:54

what are you holding out for panamabob if you don't mind me asking?
looks like we're on the move again

[goodbloke1] 21/8/2015 12:54

I tell you something apfindlyI would rather be in this then Irg which I sold broke even as soon as their RNS came out stating what we already know!

[panamabob] 21/8/2015 12:53

Many have made money from Tara/Ten Bag man including me.

This one took a while but here it comes.......

[apfindley] 21/8/2015 12:52

Keep.Next one is GWMO

[keeptoyourown] 21/8/2015 12:52

ten bag man next one is CLP.

From now on I be sticking to his tips.

[tipjunkie] 21/8/2015 12:51

don't tell me! It's a tree shake before soaring to 8p - no harm hoping!

[apfindley] 21/8/2015 12:50

So can nobody answer where will they find £300 million to build this thing???

[tidy 2] 21/8/2015 12:50

Thanks guys. Just managed another 2m Xtr with these profits.

[robhammers] 21/8/2015 12:49

lol-where the hell they will get backing for their share of costs-timber

[apfindley] 21/8/2015 12:49

Can't sell This is going to be carnage

[herschel k] 21/8/2015 12:49

apf,

actually, it's NorthamptonSHIRE County Council.

here to be pedantic (but correct).

:)

H

[ten bag man] 21/8/2015 12:48

STIG picks out the 12 losers.

[tipjunkie] 21/8/2015 12:48

government subsidies now expired i believe apfindley which i think caused the original slump in the share price.

[thehitman1] 21/8/2015 12:48

woops, down it goes.

[apfindley] 21/8/2015 12:48

It's collapsing nowVery fastIt's goung downTimbeeeeeeer

[ten bag man] 21/8/2015 12:47

NTA 2P to £1.40P (or 70 times your money.)
WSG 8P to 80P
AGL (my share of the decade)12.5P to over a quid.
OPF 9P to 87P
COM 4P to £8.50P 200 times your money
CBUY 12P to 60P
TERN 1.65P to 16p today.
FRM to 2.5P To 8P
HALO 6P to 24P
FTS 11P to 15P plus 2 huge dividends
IDG 30P to 60p.
TRD 8P to 35P

TERN 1.65P to 16.5P

[apfindley] 21/8/2015 12:47

DUMPING now taking placeMassive selling starting The orderbook is looking heavy with loads of sells queued up.You will struggle to sell any decent quantity now..!!

[keeptoyourown] 21/8/2015 12:46

ten bag man / tara share in Clear Leisure (CLP) just had a decent buy.

[thehitman1] 21/8/2015 12:46

lol, all pumpers about to start deramping shortly, after dumping.

[apfindley] 21/8/2015 12:45

Where will Marechale get £300mill to build this thing???

[apfindley] 21/8/2015 12:44

So who exactly will inject any capital required to build the solar farm???They cost hundreds of millions to build.

[h2owater] 21/8/2015 12:43

WW2 base RAF Desborough earmarked for 50MW solar farm

By Liam Stoker | 06 May 2015, 9:37 Updated: 06 May 2015, 13:41



Solar Panel.

The 112 hectare site would have a 50MW capacity, making it one of the largest solar farms in the country.
A former World War 2 airbase in Kettering has been earmarked by developers to be the site of a new 50MW solar farm.

A planning application submitted to Kettering Borough Council early last month details how RAF Desb Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Northfield UK Solar, intends to develop the RAF Desborough airfield which has laid dormant since it was retired in 1953.

The submission also includes plans for the construction of associated CCTV masts, control building and substations, and the 112-hectare site is to be connected to the national grid at nearby Wilbarston village.

The developer held a public consultation with Wilbarston residents in early February prior to submitting plans to the council on 9 April and consultation documents were sent to neighbours two weeks later, however the site was only publically advertised last week.

Consultations must be sent to Kettering Borough Council by 14th May, and a decision is expected to be reached by 30th July at the latest.

Northfield UK Solar was founded in 2013 and has been backed by capital investment firm Marechale Capital, the last financial injection occurring in March this year, and the developer claims to have exclusivity on a number of utility-scale solar sites totalling 400MW.

Northfield UK Solar declined to comment on this story when approached by Solar Power Portal.