The Lemon Fool

Good afternoon all,

I'm sure we'd all agree that Luniversal provided the boards a great service over at TMF, particularly the equivalent board to this over there; http://boards.fool.co.uk/high-yield-sha ... 51166.aspx . His Week Ahead posts were one of the most recommended posts on the boards such was it's popularity. It is a shame that he chose to not come over here with us, but it doesn't have to be the end of that 'service' if someone else chose to take it on. I know I haven't got the time to do so myself, but is anyone else hereabouts willing to take it on I wonder?

Regards,

Ian.

Hi Ian.

What would you want in such a post beyond this?
http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/201 ... ticle.html

--kiloran

kiloran wrote:Hi Ian.

What would you want in such a post beyond this?
http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/201 ... ticle.html

--kiloran

Thanks Kiloran, good enough for me.

Raptor.

kiloran wrote:Hi Ian.

What would you want in such a post beyond this?
http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/201 ... ticle.html

--kiloran

Thank you kiloran, that's spot on. I didn't know that existed.

Regards,

Ian.

I should also have added, in case you are not aware, that Itsallaguess and I have added the Week Ahead link to the HYP Top-up spreadsheet.
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=781

Oh, and the Investors Chronicle website only allows 3 (I think) views per month. You can overcome this by deleting and/or not allowing cookies for the site, or viewing in a private browser window

--kiloran

Do you have to sign-up to see that page, or is (presumably free) registering sufficient?

MDW1954

MDW1954 wrote:Do you have to sign-up to see that page, or is (presumably free) registering sufficient?

I can read it and I'm not registered. It tells me '2 FREE PAGES remain this month'.

Sharecast does a similar Week Ahead that has no restrictions. http://www.sharecast.com/news-list/week-ahead.html

MDW1954 wrote:Do you have to sign-up to see that page, or is (presumably free) registering sufficient?

MDW1954

That page is available without signing up to a subscription.

As mentioned above, it can be viewed up to three times per month, but by registering with IC it can then be viewed as often as required for free without the need to delete cookies or use private browser windows.

Staffordian

That page is available without signing up to a subscription.

As mentioned above, it can be viewed up to three times per month, but by registering with IC it can then be viewed as often as required for free without the need to delete cookies or use private browser windows.

Thanks!

MDW1954