Dragon Oil is one of those stocks that has engaged the attention of your discerning stock investor for many a year.
One sniff of the black gold in a part of the earth hitherto unheard of before the prospectors landed there is what oil exploration investing is all about, but the real question is……where on earth is it?
Complete and utter waste of time! All we learnt with this episode is that JD did well & Alison is gagging for it! Should I invest….. I dont have a clue!!
OK, OK. Hands up. We all make mistakes. And we did.
But, hey, there’s no sense in burying a good film just because there’s a teensy-weensy little error in it. It's only fair that we put it right.
So here for your viewing pleasure is a second chance to see one of our favourite shows – first broadcast on December 4. Give it up for RDF Media – the Director's Cut.
Ha ha ha RDF of all people getting the hump about dodgy editing. Oh the irony of it.
Personally I think it is time for the Beeb to bring its program making back in house. Outsourcing was supposed to improve the quality and reduce costs; it hasn’t done either. TV production is just as bad if not worse than it was in the 70’s and 80’s the major difference being there are more management snouts in the trough with the inevitable reduction in funding for programming.
Bring back the test card. At least the background music to it kept granny happy.
IF Mark Shipman was American, he would be publicly known as a ‘winner’. But because he is British, hardly anyone knows who he is.
After making a fortune in the deadly bear pits of the 1980s futures dealing rooms, he established his own hedge fund, Silver Knight Investment Management, and retired twice, the last time aged 36.
Now he runs trading seminars, owns racehorses and writes little books with big titles like: Big Money, Little Effort. A winning strategy for Profitable Long-term investment.
He’s never really pulled a punch. So it’s appropriate that we caught up with him in The Ring boxing gym.
From Doctor Who to Pippa the Pig via Scooby Doo The Character Group markets toys for children of all ages (and the odd grown-up).
However, whilst the Timelord continues to excel what does the future hold in store for the share price - with the recent recall of the Bindeez range it’s not all been a rosy picture.
Will the anticipated Christmas rush see the tills ringing to The Character Groups’ tune?
The old cliché has it that as far as the stockmarket is concerned one should go away in May and come back again on St Leger Day. What? And miss out on all the fun? Reeling retailers. Broken banks. Crunching credit. There’s so much more than mere capital accumulation, yield and dividend. Not only are there bargains out there but also more than the odd laugh. Click on the portfolio to see how our writers have got on against the market.