thestatusquo
- 25 Mar 2004 19:37
- 32 of 57
Libya is the 11th largest oil producer country in the world. Its natural gas reserves are far more vast.
Is Shell big in natural gas?
little woman
- 25 Mar 2004 20:31
- 35 of 57
Thought this might be useful
Market Pulse: FTSE Midprice Change 25/03/04
name chg name chg name chg name chg name chg---- ----- ---- ----- ---- ----- ---- ---- ---- -----AAL 29.50 BOOT 16.25 GLH -2.50 MKS 4.50 SDR 20.75ABF 2.50 BP. 0.00 GSK 5.00 MRW 0.75 SFW -308.00AHM 3.75 BSY 8.50 GUS 1.75 NGT -0.50 SGE 6.88AL. 9.25 BT.A 1.00 HAS 3.88 NRK 19.25 SHEL 2.38ALLD 4.25 CBRY -0.75 HBOS 22.00 NXT 38.50 SHP -2.75ANL 6.75 CCL 54.00 HG. 7.75 OML 1.88 SMIN 2.00AUN 9.25 CNA 1.00 HNS 8.38 OOM 5.00 SN. -10.25AV. 11.50 CPG 4.38 HSBA 14.00 PFG -3.50 SPW 6.88AVZ 15.63 CPI 5.63 ICI 8.50 PRU 9.75 SSE 0.00AZN -16.00 CW. 7.75 IHG 11.25 PSON 15.50 STAN 6.50BA. 7.88 DGE 2.50 III 16.00 RB. 9.00 SVT -3.50BAA 8.50 DMGT 8.50 IMT -9.50 RBS 14.00 TOMK 3.38BARC 4.13 DXNS 3.50 JMAT 19.75 REL 4.50 TSCO 8.00BATS -4.50 EMA 27.50 KEL 0.88 REX 1.88 ULVR 7.50BB. 1.50 EMG 59.50 KGF 6.13 RIO 17.50 UU. 0.25BG. -2.75 EXL 6.00 LAND 34.50 RTO 1.25 VOD 4.50BLND 22.75 FP. 4.00 LGEN 2.38 RTR 15.88 WOS 2.25BLT 7.75 FRCL 2.75 LII 6.50 SAB 11.25 WPP 22.00BNZL -3.38 ??? ??????? LLOY 6.75 SBRY -0.25 WTB 13.75BOC 22.25 GKN 4.63 MAB 3.63 SCTN 2.88 XTA 27.25
roma
- 30 Mar 2004 14:17
- 37 of 57
ICAP(IAP) Is one I have just gone in on,profits are good and,the divi is one of the best.
roma
- 30 Mar 2004 15:34
- 40 of 57
Little woman that is about right
bush
- 30 Mar 2004 15:35
- 41 of 57
little woman, i've been looking at this share, so many "analysts" reckon this will be a ftse 100 company soon, it's recently had a 5 for 1 share issue so it's more accessible, but I would like to enter at about 280
roma
- 30 Mar 2004 15:49
- 43 of 57
Bush, do you think it will get that low? If it drops that low i'll buy some more. Last few weeks, 3.16/3.21/3.17/3.09/3.25/3.12/andlast week 3.05p
bush
- 30 Mar 2004 15:50
- 44 of 57
from memory it was about a month ago, sorry i'm being vague, but it was a 15 share so I was saving up for it! Then it suddenly went to about 320, now I'm just getting greedy. Hope this helps with whatever calculations you are doing!
roma
- 30 Mar 2004 16:08
- 45 of 57
Little woman, now you have me thinking,on the 24/01/2004 it was 16.15p and on the 13/02/2004 it was 3.16p so must have been some time in-between. Sorry not giving it any attention at that stage. so can't be certain of the date.
thestatusquo
- 30 Mar 2004 19:38
- 46 of 57
Hi Little woman,
Taking the divi on Legal & General tomorrow, and hoping price holds reasonably well. I like the defensive qualities of UK financials, as risk balancers to more adventurous growth stocks. Market looks like going sideways for a while, so yields plays are my current favourites. Growth stocks may take a breather.
I'm also using Investment Trusts to bank profits in, and use them as portfolio stabilisers to protect/preserve capital & overall return. I got my fingers burnt in 98-99 and vowed never again to ignore capital protection as part of my portfolio management!
I like FCIT (F&C IT), (BNKR) Bankers Investment trust, Perpetual Income Growth,
F & C Income growth (FIG). All very stable price wise & offering growing dividend yields in the 2-4% range. A better home than current money market/cash returns, for money not invested in equities.
On a 12 month view, I still really like LGEN & LLOY in financials, Galen(GAL) (Pharma), St. Modwen Properties(SMP) & Marks & Spencer (MKS) retail. A UK based bias for the year ahead might offer lower volatility in overall returns.
All IMHO.
TSQ.
thestatusquo
- 30 Mar 2004 19:43
- 47 of 57
I noted from an earlier post, comment about stocks on verge of FTSE 100 membership.
It would be interesting to look at say, the first 50 of the FTSE 250 to see which may be the most likely new entrants given their growth records.
I'm not an expert on the ins & outs of the index and the trigger points for entry ie. market caps etc., but a list might be good.
Anybody know best source of info?
TSQ
38
- 30 Mar 2004 20:15
- 48 of 57
LSE provides a download of all UK listed companies including market cap.
Don't know how frequently they update the values.
from the LSE home page click 'Companies' then scroll down to the excel spreadsheets.
'Have some info on index changes somewhere and if it falls to hand will let you know.
http://www.londonstockexchange.com/invrel/default.asp
38
- 30 Mar 2004 20:39
- 49 of 57
Entry to 100 = 90th or above in market cap.
Exit 100 = 111th or below
Entry to 250 = 325 or above
Exit 250 = 376 or below
Be fun to pull a forecast together (depending on your idea of fun).
When is the next shuffle ?
38
http://www.ftse.com/indices_marketdata/ground_rules/uk-series-ground-rules.pdf
thestatusquo
- 31 Mar 2004 16:22
- 50 of 57
Many thanks 38!
going to take a look.
TSQ.