proptrade
- 14 Jun 2004 11:58
anyone got any ideas about the block trades that went through today?
website:
http://www.sterlingenergyplc.com/
weather: www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at4+shtml/084938.shtml?50wind120
seawallwalker
- 02 Feb 2005 11:26
- 3226 of 7811
sandrew does not sound like a virus.
If running Win ME or Win XP, do a system restore to a point where you know everything was working well, I suggest within the last week or so.
The route is : start - all programs- accessories-system tools- system restore.
Click.
Restore my computer to an earlier time - click next- click the left typed arrow top left of the calender pick a date which is darker blue than the others, this one where everything was fine, click that highlight the restore point click next and wait.
After restart wait till the computer finishes dealing with the restart usually about a minute or so of the computer coming back up, then test your internet and the areas you could not access.
If that does not clear the problem then
If you are running Windows XP, SP2 update installed, Internet Explorer has a popup block as part of the program.
Try to download java again.........................then, when it fails to download do this;-
With the relevant java page open, look
Just below address..............go, links above,
see if it has another narrow grey pane,
if it has then take the pointer to that pane right click and see if it then gives you options including download.
If it does click download and it should then download.
As a rider to the above, if both these fail to solve the problem, I have the Hammer of Thor, which I will use to cast the deamon ussunder.................
sandrew64
- 02 Feb 2005 11:47
- 3227 of 7811
Thanks very much for the help. I'll have a go when I get back from the dentist. What a good day!
Andy
- 02 Feb 2005 12:54
- 3228 of 7811
At least your "filling" your day!
Good luck on both fronts
namreh3
- 02 Feb 2005 13:17
- 3229 of 7811
Fundy
Absolutely. Seems likely to have been worth the wait. Happy hunting.
Nam
sandrew64
- 03 Feb 2005 09:03
- 3230 of 7811
All systems back up and running. Thanks for the help after trying the above it had nothing whatsoever to do with java as finspreads insisted and turned out to be the wireless router. Because I never close things down it had locked me out of the page. Much calmer today and dentist check up was fine so things are looking up....except for our sp today!
ps meant to say golf instructor pleased with my posture (mother would be proud!)and actually managed to hit the ball 97 yards!
mickeyskint
- 03 Feb 2005 15:00
- 3231 of 7811
I think these will be down tomorrow. I did a dummy sell and the max I could sell on line was 5K.
MS
proptrade
- 03 Feb 2005 15:04
- 3232 of 7811
no way! just the quiet before the storm. hand in there sir
namreh3
- 04 Feb 2005 14:16
- 3233 of 7811
No posts on SEY today. (bar this one !). Winding down Friday eh?
Nam
mickeyskint
- 04 Feb 2005 14:33
- 3234 of 7811
Just being patient nam. No news is good new I suppose but when other investments are moving and your's is not, then you do question what are you doing with your money. There's no dividen just a hopeful increase in share holder value. After all the whole purpose of the game is to make money, and not just have it sitting in an investment doing nothing at all but hope seems a bit daft. I have reduced and gone into DGM and I'm already up. SEY will happen but I've hit my 4 month reassesment point so I'm looking again at the situation. I still hold at the moment.
MS
namreh3
- 04 Feb 2005 14:44
- 3235 of 7811
Money can be made in SEY. 17p is the key level. Play the percentages in the short term with spare cash and reduce to your core holding when opportunity to bank profit allows. Long term play ultimately cf. DNX, so these short consolidations are not a problem.
Hope DGM continues in same vein as indicated.
Nam
mickeyskint
- 04 Feb 2005 15:00
- 3236 of 7811
Time will tell. Your right 17p is key with SEY. As a company they are not very forthcoming with info so impatience creeps in.
MS
namreh3
- 04 Feb 2005 15:05
- 3237 of 7811
The Trader/shareHolder dilemma. Always tempting to bug out early to search for supposedly richer pickings. Have a relaxing weekend.
Nam.
mickeyskint
- 04 Feb 2005 15:12
- 3238 of 7811
You too Nam. Speak on Monday.
LOL
MS
Fundamentalist
- 04 Feb 2005 16:59
- 3239 of 7811
Afternoon all,
See hils is shorting this down to 10p and below
mickeyskint
- 04 Feb 2005 17:08
- 3240 of 7811
Well there's a surprise.
MS
seawallwalker
- 04 Feb 2005 23:26
- 3241 of 7811
Good.
seawallwalker
- 04 Feb 2005 23:27
- 3242 of 7811
Oh, and good luck!
lizard
- 05 Feb 2005 11:22
- 3243 of 7811
if hilary is so good perhaps she/he should give us some tips- on where to put our money- I have taken my money out on hilarys comments- yeh right!!.
sandrew64
- 05 Feb 2005 18:32
- 3244 of 7811
Here we go again.
aldwickk
- 05 Feb 2005 21:14
- 3245 of 7811
ENERGY STOCKS WILL OUTPERFORM GOLD MINER STOCKS
In a new era of depleting oil reserves, troublesome oil patch labor, violent oil delivery systems, and declining USDollar, crude oil has risen far more than analysts in the mainstream community have expected. The gold community on the other hand, has trumpeted the notion that necessities will rise in price far more than discretionary items. So food and energy will grow more expensive, even as consumer electronics and clothing remain cheap and plentiful. In the chart below, showing the ratio of oil producer stock index to the unhedged gold miner stock index, a Head & Shoulders bullish pattern is evident to the trained eye. The neckline level of 2.9 has shown support with four touch points. The shoulder breakout level of 3.6 has shown resistance so far with six touch points. The head formed last year in autumn 2003 with an impulse low. Note how the 50-week moving average provided upside resistance around April 2003, now to provide downside support as it did around November 2004 recently. The stochastix indicator previews a little more softening and consolidation before the breakout in this ratio. A breakout looms highly likely in the next couple months. What it means is that oil producer stocks will outperform gold miner stocks. Both will do well, but energy stocks will do better.