Celtic Plc (LON:CCP) is Defeated on Penalty Shootout
These two days the stock of Celtic Plc (LON:CCP) is defeated on penalty shootout. This time, not the team of Rangers, but investors of Celtic initiated the game. After a quarter of entirely green uptrend CCP changes the direction suggesting a possible bear market for the stock. After the spectacular game for the Scottish Cup final on Sunday when Rangers beat Celtic in penalty shootout, the share price of Celtic performs as being...
Will Scotgold Resources Limited (ASX:SGZ), (LON:SGZ) Remain Pink?
A lot of investors and wider audience will observe under the magnifying glass the stock of Scotgold Resources Limited (ASX:SGZ), (LON:SGZ) these days as a promised major for the company event is coming. On these future developments will depend whether the share price of Scotgold Resources Limited (ASX:SGZ), (LON:SGZ) will remain pink on the radar. In its investor presentation form February 25, 2016 the company announced that during...
Will the Share Price of Superglass Holdings Plc (LON:SPGH) Bounce Up?
Since the beginning of this year the share price of Superglass Holdings Plc (LON:SPGH) is rolling down although the good midterm company’s standpoint. May the Share Price of Superglass bounce up in the nearest days? Last November, three of company’s directors purchased SPGH’s stock, like to confirm the good outlook of SuperglassHoldings Plc.The most recent stock rush has been noted at the end of last December. Then, SPGH has been...
The Share Price of SeaEnergy PLC (LON:SEA) Explodes
One of market movers on the Scottish capital market today is the share of SeaEnergy PLC (LON:SEA). As oppose to the more than a yearlong trend of share price sinking, SEA surged with almost 15% at the market opening today. Company’s stock opened at £1.50 per share to explode to £1.72 in lower than the average trading volume. Although today’s share performance of SEA is explained like an explosion on the Scottish capital market, it is...
Scottish Capital Market and the Tale “Sleeping Beauty”?
One of reasons to choose the Scottish Capital Market when you make your investment plans is that, maybe, it is underestimated. When a market or financial instrument is underestimated they usually hide a potential for future gains. Some of you still remember the golden age of the Scottish Stock Exchange and the triumph of Scottish publicly traded companies. On January 2, 1964 the Scottish Stock Exchange commenced trading as a result of...
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