Recent content by Russ18uk

So, it seems that GE has completed another merger, Vivendi Universal Entertainment and NBC, forming "NBC Universal". Does anyone think there is nothing stopping GE from taking over the world? :rolleyes:

Thank you very much. A slight bit late for my ASS-ignment but is VERY helpful :)

Where do you look to find the amount of shares a company has in circulation? Thanks. :)

Typical buying and selling of shares.

Not really sure where to post this thread; could go in many topics I 'spose. Here, I would like you guys to post your brokers and what their fees are (commission/annual fee/etc), and some brokers you know of. Thanks :)

Don't have BB. Anyway, why turn away something that's free? :p

This guy is a novice; Macromedia software is for uber elite developers. I suggest you get a book about HTML. If you need some javascript enhancements to your site, this site has lots of scripts to help make your site look more stylish/high-tech. :)

Thanks for that; there was an update CD for US-only released last week. Glad to see a UK one now, too, with free delivery (unlike US citizens :D)

I use dBPowerAmp and it has not played with my IE. Check the dBPA settings.

Bought Cadbury's? :confused:

Hi, thanks for spending the time on an excellent and good information post. :) So it's not total shares in existance that market value is worked out at? So there is two values a company is valued at? The Market value (share price * number of shares on market), and the actual company value...

Sliding downwards probably because Q1 for most retail sectors is worse than Q4, so there's probably profit-taking going on. Good thing about CW is that people are always buying mobile phones and other gadgets for that area.

Vodafone was in a dilemma over the AT&T Wireless fiasco. For starters, it already has a 45% stake in the US' no.1 wireless operator; it would have to sell that if it was to hold AT&T Wireless, a falling group. However, if it was successful in getting a decent price for the group, it could merge...

Yes, should've checked. Sure I saw Reuters showing nil payment... Loss for the financial period of £4.3 billion, after goodwill amortisation of £7.7 billion. Dividend per share increased by 20% to 0.9535p. :D

I believe Vodafone doesn't pay dividends. That's a start. Companies that don't pay dividends are companies that don't make money (generally, but some do (Abbey National pays dividends, but is losing money).