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PPG Plutus Powergen Plc

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Plutus Powergen Plc LSE:PPG London Ordinary Share GB00B1GDWB47 ORD 0.01P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.025 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/11/2018
09:04
Mind you don't choke on that Humble Pie ;-)
riddlerone
14/11/2018
08:59
Fair enough, you guys called it right. The BOD have shown themselves to be totally out of their depth here and manipulated by the city to detriment of long term shareholders.

I've already mentioned it was being short, now the shorter covers with a placing...totally bog standard bucket shop move I'm afraid. I tried to warn Charles Tatnal that this was happening and even sent him an email last week saying, if you get approached by someone that is your shorter and that they will be looking to cover via a placing. From the email..."They will be hoping you do a placing so they can can cover the borrowed stock by buying the stock back in the placing."

If he had the sense to knock back the front run placing then they would have had to buy in the open market, raising the price and then they could of done a proper placing at 2-3p.

If I was a long term shareholder I would be questioning why this placing took place and Tatnal ignored warnings of what was happening. They've been hung out to dry.

I think holders will get money back as the downward manipulation of the price should be over so should be clear to rise IF there is ever any demand but dear oh dear, what an opportunity missed due to ignorance and arrogance.

On to the next one for me, signing off, glug glug!

a1m1investor
14/11/2018
08:47
What happened to the commitment for no placings !!!!!!!!!!!!!
am45am
14/11/2018
08:38
a1m1investor is now a convert marvin......hahahahaha. TOOT TOOT!!!!
pbanus
14/11/2018
08:38
You have to laugh,why wait till now when the share price is on the floor to raise money through a placing.Should have done this ages ago that's what a listing on the stock market is for.Marvin take it away......
riddlerone
14/11/2018
08:35
So everything we've been saying regarding the cash starved balance sheet has been shown to be correct. It's desperate stuff to do a placing to raise £500k for working capital. Clearly things haven't been going well with Cantor given the appointment of a joint broker either. 1savvyinvestor will now need to learn a new line to replace his mantra, "there will be no dilution"...OUCH!!!!
pbanus
14/11/2018
08:33
Idiots, bucket shop placing which allows the shorter to cover. Imagine doing a placing at the absolute lowest price in 2 years. Looks like Marvin et al called it right regarding the BOD.

Looks like someone who was inside yesterday sold £20k to take part in the placing.
That's called inside trading, will be reporting it to the FCA who can track down the trades. It's daft because once the person added on the placing broker commission it would cost then the same as they sold it for but now they got to worry about an FCA knock at the door.

a1m1investor
13/11/2018
19:41
7m shares traded. If Paternoster were getting out there'd be a TR1. Chelverton's holding is below the disclosure level, so take a wild guess who wants out.
pbanus
12/11/2018
19:59
Ping and there we have it, historically

Milking this to the last

marvinridesagain
10/11/2018
09:43
Historical, Rope a dope time ;@)
marvinridesagain
09/11/2018
16:14
Toot toot, shorts getting closed out. Should see this back up to 2.5p for starters.

;-)

a1m1investor
09/11/2018
15:16
Our small seller cleared ?
nw99
09/11/2018
14:18
Looks like it's being repeated again, I hope
montynj
08/11/2018
18:57
Markets at a bit of an inflexion period at the moment. Shares either need to step up and take recent high levels out or we risk another leg lower (in general). I have no idea which will play out
davr0s
08/11/2018
18:55
Just catching up with posts. My out of hours routines do a number of things but primarily it tells me whether liquidity is flowing in or out of the market so which techniques are likely to be working or not. It also tells me the best setups for the next day and auto populates this into my in day process which tells me what is moving and whether there is volume behind it. The market has some natural randomness but I can see when to be aggressive or not. 2018 has been a year not to be aggressive!
davr0s
08/11/2018
18:48
nice post monty regarding the use of technical analysis regarding bull and bear markets,I'll be doing some more reading around this area particularly given how the UK stockmarket is at present. Thanks for your views on this.
pbanus
08/11/2018
17:50
I like DavRos method too
montynj
08/11/2018
17:49
The the late brian Marber who was A fellow of the Institute of technical analysts I knew very well always told me that to judge when there is a bull market or a bear market is best to use the 63 day moving averages and the 252 day moving averages when they both cross and the moving averages are rising then you're in a bull market when they cross and the moving averages are both heading downwards then you're in a bear market and you can apply that both for stocks and for market but it is taking longer term view rather than the very short term view
montynj
08/11/2018
17:13
thanks for taking the time to outline your methods DavR0s, it sounds like a well polished and refined approach. In terms of analysing the market each night, is this to identify stocks or to determine movements in liquidity of the particular market to determine whether "the UK market" looks ripe for investment at the expense of any other?
pbanus
08/11/2018
16:59
I'm in INFA and they've announced some interesting long-term storage news today for gas.

Saw Plutus' Tweet earlier on 'Toshiba to pull out of UK nuclear power project'. Think it might well have a meaning for Plutus in the very long-term but it's nothing that is going to impact our company for many years yet.

Where's our relevant news?

2pablo
08/11/2018
15:34
I note that in 2015, 2016 and 2017,
the share price roughly doubled around the end of each one of those calendar years.

Was it just a coincidence, or was there a logical reason for this?
And, more to the point, is there any chance it might happen again this year?

I'm hoping, but not confident.

petersinthemarket
08/11/2018
15:30
Thankd for this great news
nw99
08/11/2018
15:01
Article in FT today:The head of Italy's largest gas distribution company has urged the UK to "rethink and reverse" its decision to operate its network with minimal storage capacity, warning it risks creating shortages and price spikes across the whole European continent. Marco Alverà, chief executive of Snam - Italy's equivalent of the National Grid - told the Financial Times that the " Beast from the East" cold snap earlier this year had laid bare the vulnerabilities in the UK gas system. "I would hope the UK would rethink and reverse its decisions - it's important for the whole continent," Mr Alverà said. "As the UK moves from being a significant exporter of gas to a major importer, there could be a significant gas supply issue in the near future." His intervention comes as the UK is debating whether it has sufficient short-term gas supplies following the closure of its main storage site last year. Centrica, the parent company of British Gas, said it closed the 40-year old Rough site because it had become too costly to maintain, cutting the UK's storage capacity from 15 days of winter demand to just four to five days. The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has repeatedly said the UK can attract ample gas supplies through import pipelines and seaborne tankers of liquefied natural gas (LNG). But it has been criticised for minimising the risk of prices rising, sometimes dramatically, to attract imports to the UK at times of heightened international demand. UK wholesale day-ahead gas prices have risen 25 per cent above the level of a year ago to more than 60p a therm. During the "Beast from the East" in early March they rose as high as £2.75 per therm as National Grid issued a temporary warning that it risked running out of gas. Energy companies have raised bills multiple times this year for UK households. Mr Alvera said the UK should look at using depleted gasfield reservoirs as storage sites to act as a supply buffer for the country, but said this may require government support if private companies could not see a way to make them profitable. "There are significant depleted reservoirs they could utilise," Mr Alverà said. "Production in Europe is falling quite fast so the need for imports is only going to go up. What happens in the UK affects the rest of the continent." Natural gas heats about 80 per cent of UK homes and is increasingly used in electricity generation, with taxes and charges on carbon emissions making gas and renewables more competitive against highly polluting coal. Gas supplies from the North Sea have been in long-term decline, however, and the UK has been bringing in more gas from Norway and further afield, as well as looking to shipments of LNG. A BEIS spokesperson said the UK had extensive import infrastructure and a diverse range of gas supply sources. "Over the past 10 years, analysis undertaken by the Government and others has delivered a consistent message - that our gas system is secure in the face of extreme shocks." The select committee of MPs covering the BEIS is holding an inquiry into gas security and its members held a hearing on the issue last week. Clive Moffat, spokesman for the Gas Security Group, which was formed after the closure of Rough, said that while the UK's import capacity was larger than its peak demand for gas, there was "no guarantee that gas will be there when it is needed". Mr Alverà was speaking as the company launched its strategic plan for the next five years. Snam plans to raise its dividend by 5 per cent a year through to 2022, the company said on Wednesday, as well as investing €200m in new green business lines out of a total capital expenditure budget of €5.7bn. Of that €700m is linked to storage projects.
montynj
08/11/2018
04:49
Have to say Dav sounds interesting work and wish you all the best with your studies.

If its working and making you money then good for you.

Ps,

Send me a copy of your software lol

marvinridesagain
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