Quick Help - Shares on offer
Listed are the most competitive prices for shares on offer. People wanting to
buy shares have their offers listed in green, with the price per share at the
top and the number of shares they want at the bottom. People wanting to sell
shares are listed in red in the same manner.
Trading has ceased since bumpsdaq 2005 is now over. Thanks for playing!
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Top users from this college
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 | muppet
2005-06-16 00:47:17 | You're so right...so so right.
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 | little cox
2005-06-14 23:38:47 | ah, but in bumps, nothing is guaranteed...! ;-)
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| muppet
2005-06-14 22:27:55 | You just need to make sure you've got guaranteed dividends!
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 | Tevildo
2005-06-14 19:49:11 | dividends should be handed out each day, if it's the same as last year.
But I managed to sell over 1000 at £4.50 ... I can buy a *lot* of lesser shares for that money.
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| little cox
2005-06-14 19:44:34 | what about dividends during bumps? or is it all sorted out at the end of the week??
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| muppet
2005-06-14 19:29:29 | They're pretty good...want to buy some shares at 5 quid? :)
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| FaT LBC
2005-06-14 18:07:08 | Apart from the fact that the final value of the shares can be a maximum of £5. To actually buy shares at £4.50 (the current minimum as I type), you'd have to predict that they'd do *very* well.
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| muppet
2005-06-14 14:32:48 | These aren't silly prices.
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| Tevildo
2005-06-14 13:35:18 | Who's buying up all the Pembroke shares at silly prices ?
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