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Published Date: 15 May 2008
By Erikka Askeland
WHO would be a shareholder these days? It'll soon be worse than the end-of-August throng of aspiring actors drumming up business on the Royal Mile for their one-man Fringe shows. Companies are pleading: "Please, will you come to my rights issue?"
Of course, they are asking for you to pay more than the average struggling artist charges for their unique interpretation of Beckett's oeuvre. But then the plcs return something more tangible than an evening's entertainment. When times are good they ...



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  • Last Updated: 15 May 2008 4:36 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Royal Bank of Scotland
 
1

W Smith,

Middle East 15/05/2008 10:33:27
Just minutes ago the RBS share price was 2.72 quid - bad news if you bought them at 6 quid.

Good news if you want to start buying shares.

Go on.

Not as 'risky' as buying a season ticket, carry oot, 200 fags!

Some Weegies just spent thousands getting blootered in front of a big screen in Manchester - probably Labour supporters mostly who in the future will complain that the government doesn't do enough for them.

Just don't ask them to buy shares - its too 'risky'.

 

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