(RDSB.L) Royal Dutch Shell PLC Buy/Sell

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Buy UK shares FREE until 30 Jun 2010. No hidden charges, admin or inactivity fees

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Time: 00:35 (Market Closed)

Bid	1771.00
Ask	1772.00
Price	1771.50
Previous	1790.00
Change	-19 (-1.06%)
Last Trade	1771 (16:35:11)
Trading Vol.	5,466,718
Today's High	1804.45
Today's Low	1764.50

52 Wk Low	1315.00
52 Wk Low	(03/03/2009)
52 Wk High	1897.00
52 Wk High	(27/10/2009)
52 Wk Change	+285.00
52 Wk Change	(+19.18%)
4 Wk Volume	96,904,991
ISIN Number	GB00B03MM408
Currency	GBX

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Date/Time	Headline	Source
09-11-09	Royal Dutch Shell - Director/PDMR Shareholding	PRN
Royal Dutch Shell plc (the "Company") received notice on 8th November 2009 from Hans Wijers, a Non-executive Director of the Company, that on 5th November 2009 he purchased 5,000 Royal Dutch Shell A Ordinary shares at a price of Euro19,96 per share. His total current holding is now 5,000 Royal Dutch Shell A Ordinary shares. 9th November 2009 END More
04-11-09	Royal Dutch Shell - Director/PDMR Shareholding	PRN
Royal Dutch Shell plc (the "Company") received notice on 3rd November 2009 from Lawrence Ricciardi, a Non-executive Director of the Company, that on 3rd November 2009 he purchased 5,000 Royal Dutch Shell A ADRs at a price of $59.70 per ADR. His total current holding is now 15,000 Royal Dutch Shell A ADRs. 4th November 2009 END More
03-11-09	Royal Dutch Shell - Director/PDMR Shareholding	PRN
Royal Dutch Shell plc (the "Company") today received notice from Lord Kerr of Kinlochard, a non-executive Director of the Company, that he today purchased 1,000 Royal Dutch Shell B shares of Euro 0.07 each at a price of £17.63888 per share. His total current holding is now 15,000 Royal Dutch Shell plc B shares. 3rd November 2009 END More
30-10-09	Royal Dutch Shell - Voting Rights and Capital	PRN
Voting Rights and Capital In conformity with the Disclosure and Transparency Rules, we hereby notify the market of the following: Royal Dutch Shell plc's capital consists of 3,545,663,973 A shares and 2,695,808,103 B shares, each with voting rights. Royal Dutch Shell plc holds no ordinary shares in Treasury. The above figures may be used by shareholders as the denominators for the calculations by which they will determine if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change to their interest in, Royal Dutch Shell plc under the FSA's Disclosure and Transparency Rules. END More

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Fri 12:09	Re: ROYAL DITCH SETTLEMENT ADMINISTRATOR	In the dark yet again


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	I have just received my forms also. Very similar to the ones I got from the US earlier in the year. 1 big problem though..... I have all the original contract notes so no problem with providing the docs regarding the purchases and sales but back then I was trading certificated rather than through a nominee (lots of reasons not least of which is I hated being tied to one broker but that's a completely separate issue) so how do I get hold of a statement of the holdings on the start and end dates? No broker would have that information, merely have a record of what you bought and sold but no clue as to your total holding. Obviously Shell and/or their Registrar would have known - they paid me my dividends on the correct amount of shares so clearly did know on the "record date" for each dividend. Is it a case of writing to Shell and/or the Registrars and asking for the holdings on the specific dates? Does anyone else have the same problem and found a suitable solution? I still have the actual dividend notes/tax credits but am told that they are not acceptable proof of the holdings on the specified dates as the dates don't match - even though I have the one immediately before and after and both show the same holding and/or have the contract notes to explain the difference. it;s still not acceptable. Anyone got any bright ideas other than to write to Shell/registrars? More \| View thread (6) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up \| Login to Vote down
Tue 14:14	Buy buy buy	alemil	1


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	A buy recommendation by this article I found on UK-Analyst: http://uk-analyst.com/shop/page-article/action-article.show/id-130001388 Any other suggestions? More \| View thread (1) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up \| Login to Vote down
10-11-09	Key oil figures were distorted by US pre...	sorass


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	Key oil figures were distorted by US pressure, says whistleblowerExclusive: Watchdog's estimates of reserves inflated says top official http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/nov/09/peak-oil-international-energy-agency More \| View thread (1) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up \| Login to Vote down
08-11-09	Re: ROYAL DITCH SETTLEMENT ADMINISTRATOR	BubblingUp


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	Rhigos, an update. Since I posted on this subject I myself have received a claim form to be returned to the UK administrator. Wondering why I need to do this since previous instructions were that the US administrator would forward the claims form to Europe, I have had to pore through the websites and found this statement, which must have changed in the months since I filled in my US claim: "I already submitted information in relation to the SEC Settlement. Do I need to fill out another claim form and submit the information again? Upon consultation between the administrator for the Non US Settlement and the administrator for the SEC Settlement it appeared that the information provided in the SEC Settlement cannot be used for the claims under the Non US Settlement. For that reason, you have to fill out a new claim form and submit the information requested." This from http://www.shellsettlement.com/index.php?page=qanda#q11 I also noticed this comment on the US claim:" The pro rata distribution amounts to about 3% of the eligible amount of damage, whereby the calculated compensations of less than $50 have been rounded up to $50. In total 310,000 claims have been submitted." This from http://www.shellcompensation.com/shell/ennews.php?newsnr=5115 3% of the eligible amount of damage! This gives me about 3% confidence that I will get the £200 approx that I calculated was due to me. Except that a lot of European claimants probably applies as suggested via the US administrator so perhaps the US pot had to be spread very thin indeed. I didn't have an actual claim on the US settlement, but I think they had 12.5M USD just for people holding up their hands. Rant over, must run, I have to get this claim in by November 2010! BU More \| View thread (6) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up \| Login to Vote down

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