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(CRA.L) Corac Group PLC Buy/Sell

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Current Market Information

Time: 12:51

Bid	21.50
Ask	23.50
Price	22.50
Previous	22.00
Change	+0.50 (+2.27%)
Last Trade	22.50 (16:30:02)
Trading Vol.	280,891
Today's High	23.65
Today's Low	21.75

52 Wk Low	13.00
52 Wk Low	(20/03/2009)
52 Wk High	59.90
52 Wk High	(01/09/2009)
52 Wk Change	+9.25
52 Wk Change	(+69.81%)
4 Wk Volume	4,701,830
ISIN Number	GB0030591514
Currency	GBX

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Date/Time	Headline	Source
16-03-10	Corac Group Plc - Notice of Results	RNS
RNS Number : 6049I Corac Group Plc 16 March 2010 Immediate Release 16 March 2010 CORAC GROUP PLC Notice of Preliminary Results On behalf of our client Corac Group plc, we notify the London Stock Exchange, that the Company will be announcing its Preliminary Results for the year ended 31 December 2009 on Wednesday 28 April 2010. An analyst briefing will be held on the morning of results at the offices of Buchanan Communications, 45 Moorfields, London, EC2Y 9AE For further information please contact: `Richard Darby / Ben Romney 020 7466 5000` Buchanan Communications This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END NORKKPDDABKDBND More

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10:19	Re: Best value risk-reward ratio: Corac	Yaminokuni


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	Thanks Miny - I've also been topping up when funds allow and hope to have a big smile on my face later this year. keep up the great posts. Y More \| View thread (6) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up
Fri 17:14	Re: Best value risk-reward ratio: Corac	miny	2


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	Yaminokuni The fact that Corac have advertised for engineers is in line with their placing proceeds which was to go commercial with the DGC. The advertised engineers is presumably to start production of the DGC units, why else employ engineers. If as we presume they still intend to test at least three wells they will need to be ready with plenty of DGC units and immediately after testing, others wanting to try the technology (Shell has plenty of stranded gas wells) will be contacting Corac for DGCs People invested in Corac are panicking (whilst I am filling my boots)with the slightly later results date and selling. People panicked when the stock market took a dive and in march 2009 the vast majority were still staying away from the market when it took off. Corac will take longer to heal the wounds from past delays, but when it does you can Expect Corac at some point in time to be quickly up to the 90p price tag. Any further cash placing is likely to be announced at much higher sp than it is now IMHO Miny More \| View thread (6) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up
Fri 14:29	Re: Best value risk-reward ratio: Corac	Oxonoxon


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	bi offer a bit misleading at the mo - you can pick these up sub 23 p easily at the moment - just topped up (tiny 2,500) at 22.74 More \| View thread (6) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up
Fri 14:11	Re: Best value risk-reward ratio: Corac	RobsonG


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	Miny, great post - love it. RG More \| View thread (6) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up

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