Welcome to MoneyAM.

Today sees the launch of MoneyAM, a bright new financial website for the smart investor. Our aim is quite simple: we aim to become the UK's leading web-based supplier of shares related content and data.

Streaming real time share prices, up to the minute portfolios, live city news, email alerts, bulletin boards, company fundamentals plus expert analysis supplied by the same award-winning team of journalists, analysts and researchers that produce Shares Magazine every week. These are just some of the great features that MoneyAM provides free to anyone who registers on the site.

Our premium paid for services are compelling and competitively priced and a must for the serious investor/trader. Unlimited level 1, FTSE indices, alerts, Premium market scan tools and the Traders Room (Bulletin Board) are just some of the extras on offer. Level 2 services will be coming to MoneyAM very soon!!!

We hope you enjoy using the site.

Regards

Mike Boydell
Managing Director

Interesting skinny. Just went on there and had 3 goes at trying to remember my password from back then. I got on to be faced with a number of options that would cost me money. Hmm.

Dil - BPRG mayhem became MDX mayhem and then it died a death. I take it you still have the share certs?!?!?! ;-0

Hil - very astute. My name would now have the number 59 and in about 7 weeks it would be 60. Time flies when you're having fun............ :-))

Retired now and intend continuing to plough my own furrow in the markets. For those who are interested I use Sharepad with all the bells and whistles. Still not seen anything better in this past 20 years.

For those who have it, my email has been the same for about that same 20 years.

Al,

You been in touch with Ginge lately? He's doing very well.

Hilary - weren't we all!!

I was just a twinkle in my mummy's eyes back in the 80's, Skinners.

;o)

So you are posting under your mother's account, young Hilary?

Hil - ??? Which Ginge is that? I live north of the border so we have a few!!!!! ;-) And I seem to remember we were about the same age. I assume we still are. LOL

I'm surprised at you, Al. I thought you'd know it's a woman's prerogative not to disclose her age!

Sorry, I was forgetting you're surrounded by haggis-munchers. The Ginge I was referring to is Treble.

Wot, no kilt???

:o)

Gordon McArthur?

That's no excuse not to post anymore.

It's 2019, Hil. Nothing's sacred any more!!

Realised after I posted that you were referring to that younger chap T-wide, esq. Not seen or heard from him in years. He went down that auto route thingie. I see there's a thread. I still prefer to meddle - far more thrilling. ;-)

Aha!! Google is a great tool. Hasn't the boy done good? Good on 'im. Hardly recognised him in that photo. We have the same coloured beard these days though. LOL Wondered who advised him on that name - Beeks?!?!

Forgot to add - we all remember who Beeks was right?

Edit:

Just hit a nerve! :-)

Not sure where you got that impression. One of the nicest blokes I've met and a brilliant laugh.

Ditto, Al. Ginge is a really nice chap.

Btw, wtf is Beeks? I've always wondered where he got that name. Is it something to do with the neeps and tatties that you eat with haggis?

:o)

Ah Hil, you are clearly missing in your trading education.

In 1983 there was a brilliant movie called Trading Places with Dan Ackroyd and Eddie Murphy. Notably for us chaps there was a bit where Jamie Lee Curtis removed her shirt, but it's 2019 and we're not supposed to say that, probably. In order to get their own back on the rich brothers that set them up, they traded some orange juice futures. The rich guys had an insider by name of Beeks and were looking to "do a Hunt Brothers" and corner the market, as it were. Murphy and Ackroyd basically falsified the report leading to the rich guys having a huge margin call whilst the good folk made a mint buying at the bottom.

Knowing Ginge's weird sense of humour (I guess it hasn't changed) I would suspect there's a tongue in cheek thing going on.

BTW, do you still keep in touch with him?

Well worth a viewing over a good bottle of something

"Notably for us chaps there was a bit where Jamie Lee Curtis removed her shirt, but it's 2019 and we're not supposed to say that, probably.
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then don't look at this then!!!.

1983, Al? As I said previously, that would be before my time.

Presumably it's in black and white? How quaint.

:o)

i agree - trading places was very good indeed ....... also enjoyed immensely catch me if you can