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Reuters Grp. | RTR | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 22/3/2008 17:46 by jarbie Family or any other holding is immaterial, all shares are listed as a PLC company and traded on a stock exchange, a company shares may be more or less liquid take Sainsburys or any other ex family business which may have a large family holding retained, shares may become less liquid with over 80% large investor holding, which does not apply here |
Posted at 27/2/2007 19:36 by tayrus As I said, no 434 tomorrow or for some time, obviously you investors not looking to hold for a year or more will have taken advantage of todays opportunity?? |
Posted at 25/2/2006 14:23 by ianwc I have decided to stop posting on bullentin boards. I think perhaps there could be some question about the morality of me running a site for investors, and at the same time posting on boards for investors. The last thing i want to do is give anyone the impression that I am ramping or deramping any stock simply by my appearence and/or comments on any one stock.I wish you all the best in the future. I have also asked ADVFN to convert all of my PBB's to read only. Apologies for the inconveinence. Regards, Ianwc www.proactiveinvesto |
Posted at 23/2/2006 14:08 by royalt Reason for the fall:"outlook from the news and financial data company disappointed investors and its shares fell sharply." Thats where alot of their profits come from hence the falls. |
Posted at 23/2/2006 14:07 by gb2005 could someone explains how could this share fall today. It cant be the report, it bases well with the recent good run! What does investor espect from this, why they sell? They must have sell since yesterday so that price can falls so much this morning? Why plunged so much? |
Posted at 16/8/2005 09:32 by ianwc FTSE 100 led higher by media stocksBy Michael Hunter Published: August 16 2005 08:53 | Last updated: August 16 2005 08:53 London equities markets reclaimed positive territory in opening trade on Tuesday, following US indices higher as investors were encouraged by easing oil prices. Media stocks were the biggest winners after upbeat broker comment on the sector from Deutsche Bank helped them outperform the wider market. The FTSE 100 started the session 0.2 per cent firmer at 5,352.9 and the mid-cap FTSE 250 rose by the same margin to 7,721.9. Overnight in New York, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was 0.3 per cent higher at 10,634.38, while the Nasdaq Composite added 0.5 per cent to 2,167.04 as crude futures dipped below $66 per barrel. Back in London, shares in Daily Mail & General Trust, which owns Associated Newspapers, led the FTSE 100 leaderboard with a 3.6 per cent advance to 679p after analysts at Deutsche Bank increased its rating on the shares to "buy" from "hold". Deutsche forecast imminent margin improvements at the group after changes to its structure. Trinity Mirror was 1.8 per cent higher after the same research note upgraded Deutsche's rating on the national and local newspaper publisher to "hold" from "sell". The company also announced its acquisition of Financial Jobs Online for an inital consideration of £10.45m. Cable & Wireless fell 2 per cent to 159.8p after it won the race to buy alternative telecoms provider Energis after a late counter bid from Thus Group during the preious session. C&W will pay an intital consideration of £594m, and depending on the subsequebnt performance of its stock, a further £80m in the third year after the deal closes. |
Posted at 03/8/2005 12:19 by psps really what the brokers mean when they say STRONG SELLis they they mean its a BUY. cause they want small investors to panic and sell and in turn when the shares fall enough they will then in due course recommend their clients to BUY at lower levels these so brokers are really called ANAL-YST |
Posted at 24/1/2005 11:50 by agincourt RTR "tipped" as a short in Investors' Chronicle |
Posted at 22/10/2003 21:06 by grimace Got in at 248.49, i am hoping tomorrow will be a better day on the markets.This share is closely tied to the financial and banking sector, when these start to perform RTR will climb.Many investors returning to the market according to Stockbroking firms.Third quarter trading statement due on 27/10/03 |
Posted at 14/4/2003 12:20 by wwweternalfitnesscom shorters still being sqeezed as markets rally. There will be a trading statement on Wednesday and bad news is expected, I'm surprised why the stock still has risen. Do you know why? If the trading statement is bad then I can see rtr gap much lower and slide further. When London Stock Exchange reported their results they suggested substantial lower demand for their feed to investor screens. Rtr has screens that give live feed from LSE, the decline in trading activity amongst institutions have hit the company hard. So far the bad results have been factored in the stock price. The statment on Wednesday may give further trend to the decline. |
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