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NU. Nufcor

159.00
0.00 (0.00%)
24 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Nufcor LSE:NU. London Ordinary Share GB00B16L0B41 ORD USD0.01
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 159.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Nufcor Uranium Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
25/1/2008
12:03
You're right, but that still leaves diluted NAV of c. £3.03 p/share.
We certainly need an improvement in the U3o8 price to drive this upwards...

tilmanstone
23/1/2008
22:43
spot price down 3.5 though til.
melody9999
21/1/2008
09:32
17p under diluted Net Asset value now..... If we can get market turmoil out of the way we ought to see this rise, its crazy parrticularly given demand for U3o8 can only be rising.
tilmanstone
08/1/2008
22:04
Found it on the BBC now: To be "formally announced" on Thursday
tilmanstone
08/1/2008
20:55
will we now see some price action here?
juju43
08/1/2008
20:55
THANK YOU NABCOM V GOOD POST...
gardenarc
08/1/2008
20:18
Trader H: I can't find confirmation of this: Can you tell us where this news is?
tilmanstone
08/1/2008
16:11
UK nuclear go-ahead today - better late than never.
trader horne
30/12/2007
14:04
charty suggests we are in recovery mode .might buy some more as uranium story is likely to gain momentum in new year
juju43
18/12/2007
21:50
U3o8 price down a little to $90: thats not helping either
tilmanstone
18/12/2007
19:46
still not out of the down trend
juju43
18/12/2007
08:31
Fat finger at Deut.
Tried to sell but no go, worth a try.

martincc
18/12/2007
08:22
they shouldnt do this to you martin
juju43
18/12/2007
08:13
Bid 444 offer 320
L2 showing DEUT bid 444 25K ?
WINS and LAND on 305 bid??

martincc
14/12/2007
12:54
Start of a new rise to take us above 350p??
papillon
13/12/2007
14:36
Could be I suspect its more related to MM's bracing themselves for distressed sellers. World energy issues are multiple and far from sorted so soon the volatility will tern in our favour IMHO.
praipus
12/12/2007
17:37
Anything AIM listed has been taking a hammering and IMO will continue to do so, the changes in CGT has made these companies less desirable....

Many of these small companies are treated like the directors personal piggy banks, low priced options/bonuses/inflated salaries ect....

Better of investing in the large caps more transparency/divis ect...

sheeneqa
12/12/2007
10:20
Who knows? Perhaps they just see a better opportunity for their money elsewhere?
papillon
12/12/2007
04:35
There has been by the looks of it over the last 3-4 weeks a regular seller of 25k shares almost daily. This to me doesn't sound like a PI, more like a larger player offloading - the question is why like tilman says.
enewman36
11/12/2007
17:07
Perhaps the seller thinks they see a better oportunity elsewhere tilmanstone? Perhaps someone is a forced seller; they might have died!! There are lots of reasons why investors sell (or are forced to sell).
papillon
11/12/2007
13:40
I know there's no logic in investing in the stock market anymore (!), but why would anyone sell NU. (U3o8) when:
a) Share price is below NAV and
b) U3o8 price is expected to keep on rising??

Makes no sense. This is probably a good time to buy, but I've got no spare capital...

tilmanstone
10/12/2007
22:07
Pap: Yes you're right , though of course that doesn't explain why it rose to £3.50+ a few weeks back. In essence we simply need the U3o8 price to keep heading north, and we should then follow suit. Good luck all...
tilmanstone
10/12/2007
19:38
Fully diluted NAV as at 30/11/07 of £3.13. share price trading around current NAV. Seems about right.
papillon
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