ajacko
16 May 2017
Re: S&G Society General have dropped back to 4.3%, either a quick (small profit) or they were buying for someone else.
arborman
16 May 2017
Re: S&G I bought just over 1600 shares now, worth a punt if those ii's think it isBye bye S&G
ajacko
16 May 2017
Re: S&G Society General made a big jump from below 5% to. 8%, Deuches Bank added another 300k of shares to go to 8%, Beach Capital added another 200k shares to go above 14%.Guess a case of buy on bad news!
arborman
15 May 2017
Re: S&G Or Deutsche Bank AG who have just gone,over 8%Got to be a good sign, I might actually top up and do the old average down dance
ajacko
15 May 2017
Re: S&G Or Polygon Global that have now up to 11.5%
Roger Baron
15 May 2017
Re: S&G Well judging by RNS today, Soc Gen certainly doesn't think it is game over!
Disraeligears
11 May 2017
Re: S&G Looks like the beginning of the end?
arborman
11 May 2017
Re: S&G S&G to claim for £600 million!!!Oh dear...
oilovlam
30 Apr 2017
S&G Slater & Gordon have really been brought to their knees arguably by the purchase of Quindell legal services....the curse of RT. Feel sorry for the Aussie investors. I cannot see how they got their due diligence so wrong....although personally I was glad they did go through with the purchase.
eagle51
28 Apr 2017
Re: results TX2 - apologies for the smart.a.rse comments earlier - I was influenced by the times you were giving it out freely on here. You can throw a free (no response) insult at me as recompense but please keep baldness and obesity out of it as I'm a Piscean and easily hurt.I looked only at the cash flow statement and not the balance sheet and hadn't picked up that for some reason WTG have decided that putting money on deposit is an investing activity. The net amount 'invested' in the deposit was £37.5m and it therefore was not included in "cash and cash equivalents" in the cash flow statement totals - I didn't look at the detail, just the cash (and cash equivalents) at each year end and took the difference to be 'cash flow', which it wasn't. If a term deposit isn't a 'cash equivalent', then what is? Cash outflow is as you say it was, however and not what WTG says in its cash flow statement - you should be preparing WTG's accounts. I expect the accounting disclosure rules have changed since I packed up - not much makes sense to me anymore.Gailles - as you're stalking me and watching my every move (bit surprised you haven't got better things to do) can I ask you to look at something for me on a company called Juridica (JIL)? I posted some info and links on the BB there recently (ignore the one asking people to contact me). Let me know what you think of the agreement I refer to - particularly the swap agreement involving the subsidiary (it's in a RNS dated 14 Nov 2008 - there are two subsequent loans). See also the admission document re the loan agreement: [link] Then look at how the information is presented in the accounts.Please let me know what you conclude. I'm not wasting your time - it really is intriguing and I'd appreciate your views as a former broker.
Gailes5
27 Apr 2017
Re: Results Term deposit is cash. Eagle is wrong but will never admit so.
shabby 2 sox
27 Apr 2017
Re: Results HmmFrom the balance sheet Cash at beginning of the year £103mCash at end of year £43mTherefore cash movement (in year) -£60mSpent for operations (say) but also bonuses obs -£32.5mTransferred to term deposits -£27.5mCash movement -£60.0mBut I still have £27.5m on deposit which in my books is good enough as cash. Could it be both eagle and TX2 are both right (but I am ever righter)?Not so shabby (and could be due a bonus for my troubles)
Gailes5
27 Apr 2017
Results Sorry, slight mistake, cash at start of 2016 £103.2m not as I stated £101.2m.
Gailes5
27 Apr 2017
Results TX Have you not realized by now that you cannot contradict the self appointed guru of the investment world without getting his usual courteous response. From today's announcement, Cash and term deposits £81.2m ( £101.2m). As at 21/4/17 £71.8m
eagle51
27 Apr 2017
Re: results From the group cash flow statement:Net (decrease)/increase in cash and cash equivalents: (60,689) Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year: 103,839Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year: 43,714The small difference is exchange movements.Before you publicly correct someone, I'd suggest you ask someone clever to explain things to you first. Otherwise you make yourself look a bit silly................Hope you don't invest big amounts.
