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RichardJHJ - 27 Feb 2004 12:27

How do you subscribe?!

I can not find a link on this site anywhere!!!

Any help?

Grandma - 11 Mar 2004 22:20 - 65 of 91

Yes. Index seemed even tinier today, maybe because so many companies covered.
Please ring up/e-mail/text/write to complain if you agree!

p-snow - 12 Mar 2004 00:38 - 66 of 91

Lighten up Grandma - i never thought i'd get to say that! If you subscribe to Shares (just buy a copy RichardJHJ, the subscription phone no. is inside,) it costs you 99 a year. As a subscriber you have free access to MoneyAM - saving 50 per year? Net cost of 52 Share Mags, 49 or 94p per issue - less per week than half a pint of cheap lager or 5 cigarettes. Since November 03 I have bought the following shares after an initial BUY recommendation in the magazine.

CMS Webview bought @ 9.75
Lupus Capital bought @ 8.195
Host Europe bought @ 1.46
Tadpole bought 12.83

compare these offer prices with the current bids!

Several others haven't shown yet, but I haven't had them long, and the only turkey appears to be Cytomix. What is happening there?

I find SHARES an easy and enjoyable read and it's earnt me a few bob. As a rookie trader i think it's well worth the money. Much more fun than a half of cheap lager and 4 fags once a fortnight!

ajren - 12 Mar 2004 13:30 - 67 of 91

I enjoy reading it and always take their comments/views with an open mind.
rgds aj

arkwright - 13 Mar 2004 23:30 - 68 of 91

Shares staff may hold shares in some of the securities written about on this site. All shareholdings will be disclosed where it may represent a potential conflict of interest. Information and tips included in the Shares magazine section of this site are general information only and are not intended to be relied upon by individual readers in making (or not making) specific investment decisions. Appropriate independent advice should be obtained before making any such decision. MoneyAM Limited, Shares magazine and MSM Magazines Ltd do not accept any liability for any loss suffered by any reader as a result of such a decision.

Grandma - 14 Mar 2004 20:50 - 69 of 91

p-snow- I've taken Shares from the very first issue & hold all the stocks you mention.
I just don't want to be forced into bi-focals so that I can read the index, which has only recently been small print.
I don't subscribe because the post comes so late in my village, but thanks for the reminder that I could get the gist from MAM.

Andy - 15 Mar 2004 10:11 - 70 of 91

Skyhigh / grandma,

I agree, the Index is now a joke, and they should distribute free magnifying glasses with the next edition!

I realise the ads on that page will attract a decent premium, but to make the index so small as to not be able to read it is plain stupid, IMHO!

And if a potential reader can't see what's oin the mag, he may well just buy the IC where the index is very readable!

ajren - 15 Mar 2004 10:50 - 71 of 91

arkright,

I was delighted to read your letter.I suggest you post it every month.
rgds aj

arkwright - 15 Mar 2004 21:41 - 72 of 91

mr aj sir, what letter would that be???

ajren - 16 Mar 2004 10:18 - 73 of 91

Shares staff may hold --------------
rgds aj

ajren - 16 Mar 2004 10:37 - 74 of 91

www.google.com

Type Shares Magazine if anyone wants to.
rgds aj

angi - 19 Mar 2004 01:44 - 75 of 91

I subscribed to Share Magazine last year because it included access to moneyam website.

Today I received an Email from moneyam telling me that if I wish to continue to use 'Stockwatch' I will have to pay for 'active member' scheme.

Apart from the Bulletin Board, which I think is great most of the time, I only use 'Stockwatch' and object very strongly to having to pay more for what I've already paid an annual subscription.

What's giong on?

IanT(MoneyAM) - 19 Mar 2004 07:37 - 76 of 91

angi,per our e-mail.

Unfortunately, we have had to remove access to the html version(non-streaming) of Stockwatch due to charging cahnges by the LSE . This page does not refresh and is only used by a few of our users.

The streaming stockwatch facility will still be available to all users including Shares subscribers.

To see the two types there is a turn streaming on/off button at the top of each stockwatch page. Set the buton to streaming on (if its not already set) to see what the streaming version you will still receive looks like.



Ian

ajren - 19 Mar 2004 10:58 - 77 of 91

Hi Ian,

The following is not a criticism.

Has Moneyam ever considered making the magazine considerably more concise ?
I,like most Internet users,speedread articles to find the nuggets of information
I want.This wastes a lot of time,is tiresome and frustrating.Also,there is
the possibility I might not see what I am looking for.

rgds aj

angi - 19 Mar 2004 11:00 - 78 of 91

Ian T, thank you for explaining, I've tried it and it's fine.

Please disregard my reply to your e-mail

Angi

IanT(MoneyAM) - 19 Mar 2004 11:18 - 79 of 91

ajren,

a good suggestion, but it is trying to strike the right balance - if we cut the stories to speed read as it were, this may not be to everybodies taste as some people would prefer to read the full article.

It is quite an involved process to get the magazine online in time for the Thursday morning, but I will as always pass your comments on to our developers.

Ian

philj66 - 19 Mar 2004 11:24 - 80 of 91

Ian
WHen do we get an indexed archive??????????

IanT(MoneyAM) - 19 Mar 2004 11:32 - 81 of 91

phil,

There is already an archive for previous magazines by date order - if you go to Shares Mag and clicck on Archive near the bottom on the left hand side.

Do you however mean a more in depth archive i.e. searchable?

Ian

Pete Adams - 19 Mar 2004 12:14 - 82 of 91

Ian,
I would find an indexed archive by Share name immensely useful - I presume this is what philj66 is asking for. I do believe this is something which could boost sales of Shares magazine as well as benefiting MoneyAM.
It is also something I would be prepared to pay a little more for.

IanT(MoneyAM) - 19 Mar 2004 12:15 - 83 of 91

Pete,

Thanks for the feedback, I can make no promises but I will pass your comments onto the appropriate department.

Thanks

Ian

ajren - 19 Mar 2004 12:42 - 84 of 91

Thanks Ian,
I understand the problem.

Perhaps you might consider getting some concise articles/views/opinions and
some complete articles.
rgds aj
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