Any experts out there with a view to todays RNS on Algerian gas find ?
Looks good to me but sp is down
Thanks in advance nr

objectivity would have phrased it as, "Could well be others in time".

Will have to be others too.

enough - lol!

Petroceltic International plc ('Petroceltic' or the 'Company')
Holding in Compan

The Company received a notification on 19th January 2010 from Capital Research & Management Company (CRMC) stating that CRMC has an interest in and controls the voting rights of 126,160,000 ordinary shares which represents 9.17% per cent* of the Company's issued ordinary share capital. Of this interest, 106,960,000 shares, representing 7.75% of the Company's issued ordinary share capital, are beneficially owned by SMALLCAP World Fund, Inc

* This percentage shareholding is based on a shares in issue figure of 1,376,261,049 ordinary shares.

Dublin: 20th January 2010

CRMC know a good thing!!!

not if they paid 16p!

They didnt pick up squillions of shares in open market. Will make out in spades in next 9-12 months or out come the pissy tramps pants.

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hairy armpits and facial hair come to mind./

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Baler,It is not so bad after the first pair!!! Guy Ritchie knows what I mean..

lol..:))

Early stage rumours of a t/o bid doing the rounds. 8m shares traded today so far.

guaranteed BS

Zak Mir thinks they will bottom at 13p and then recover to 20p(no time frame), we are waiting for 12p.

there is a 4 bottom just hit which is considered a major reversal Patton i fill the signs are there this time cynic for 20p + Evan you must agree with the charts

'a 4 bottom just hit which is considered a major reversal pattern'------Have to admit I've not heard that before, are you sure that's not bum information micky468, although the sp has improved.
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a 4-bottom is related to someone very fat who has gone far beyond the 2-chin stage!

What you mean cynic like a Money Maker..... cynic the only reason this SP as not gone north is ? ...well this man can explain it better...........

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