Owen Nobody
20 Sep 2016
Re: Tender Offer Sounds like a share consolidation, no details yet on the website.If it is say you get nX new shares in return for y old ones plus £x cash.Seems a bit odd that at the same time as paying out they are taking in the Chinese money. The important bit at present is the premium to share price.
long_sufferer
20 Sep 2016
Tender Offer I am a little confused with what the Tender Offer provides. If they wish 'to return value' why not simply pay a dividend? Or simply announce a period of share buy back.I have not experienced this type of thing before so any clarification that could be provided I would be grateful.
waytogo333
20 Sep 2016
Great to see After years in the doldrums, with a languishing share price, it's great to see a 'jam tomorrow' company actually coming through and delivering.Good luck all.
Captain Pedant
13 Sep 2016
Re: .VIP An excellent post. Many thanks. If only a few of the other domains had such resonance. Perhaps shopping might?
buzzard stubble
09 Sep 2016
.VIP Video: Why is .VIP Popular in China?6Comments Elliot Silver ⋅ September 7, 2016I am the first to admit that I don’t really understand the Chinese domain name market. I understand why certain domain names have significant value, but I have no idea about the underlying factors that are really contributing to the growth in capital that has been pouring into the domain space.One example of my lack of knowledge relates to .VIP domain names. Believe it or not, there are now nearly half a million registered .VIP domain names, according to nTLDStats.com. Over 83% of those registered domain names are parked. Also interestingly, I believe the 5 registrars with the greatest volume of .VIP domain name registrations are based in China.I saw a video shared by 101Domain that offers some insight about why .VIP domain names are so popular, and I embedded it below for those who want to learn more about the extension and its popularity amongst buyers in China. The video features Joe Alagna of 101Domain, Susan Lawrence of Minds + Machines (operator of .VIP), and Simon Cousins of Allegravita, a specialist in the Chinese domain market.If you have questions about .VIP domain names or the Chinese market, you are welcome to post them in the comment section:[link]
Marl3425
16 Aug 2016
I think one of the big boys will come and swoop MMX up. VIP is a barnstormer and the big boys will not be able to resist it.
treble in 1999
15 Aug 2016
Re: hello Strategic purchasing a guess
arborman
15 Aug 2016
hello nice rise again today, any ideas?
Global Nomad
10 Aug 2016
Re: TRADES whatever it is, it is still going on this morning....250,000 shares buy just gone through
treble in 1999
09 Aug 2016
TRADES WOWmore shares traded this afternoon that the last 3 months, I think.Whats going on?????
treble in 1999
09 Aug 2016
TRADES WOWmore shares traded this afternoon that the last 3 months, I think.Whats going on?????
gutlessyogi
29 Jul 2016
Re: info On the face of it this is pretty good news. Not that it is reflected in the sp.
forwardloop
29 Jul 2016
info [link]
arborman
07 Jun 2016
Re: RNS ,,,WOW personally i think that RNS this morning deserved a better mark up to the sp, discuss
Nige the snake
07 Jun 2016
RNS ,,,WOW I love the words exceptional significant and incr
