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UTW FRTEB 20 Nov 2015

Re: Opportunity... "UTW appears to be suffering from growing pains. However, I think it has much going for it. It's profitable, has good cash flow, cash on the balance sheet, increasing profit and turnover, a low PER of just over 10 and has just increased its dividend to 5p. In addition the sp has fallen significantly. Is it a buying opportunity?" ---------- ---------- ---------- ----Good question. The only thing spooking me is your post from 6/11. All about nothing or thin end of the wedge? A statement from the company would be good...

SDY blackrose 20 Nov 2015

Non Execs Two Non Execs disappear in the space of 2 days - what's that about?

FLO PIE-EATER 20 Nov 2015

Thoughts please This is off about a third in the last 10 weeks or so, but I don't see a REAL trigger for it......does anyone have any thoughts?It's on my periphery to buy in to but just not quite confident enough to start dipping a toe in the water with what I know at present.Thanks in advancePE

REH Hedgehog100 20 Nov 2015

Sec. of State Overrules Examiner The Secretary of State’s Decision Letter of 20 November 2015 OVERRULED the recommendation of the Examining Authority (ExA) Philip Asquith, in his report dated 20 August 2015, who conducted the examination into the application. Paragraph 6 of today's letter:- "6. The ExA recommended that the Secretary of State grants development consent for the Development in the form set out in his report."[link]

CRND rRomeo29 20 Nov 2015

Re: Impressing Interesting posts on lse-uk these days : ))---------- ---------- ---Today 124"45p Shortterm Price Target - Strong BuyYup RNS due soon..." daya

QPP xgxg 20 Nov 2015

Better than nowt but I expected at least a quid per share...............OG eat 'cwap'!Quindell PlcThe Board of Quindell Plc has announced a reorganisation of the Company's Share Capital, a Return of Cash to Shareholders and a Name Change.Shareholders as at close of business on 17th December 2015 will qualify to receive a Capital payment of 90p for each Share held. The cash payment is due on or around 31st December 2015. Shareholders as at close of business on 18th December 2015 will have their holding consolidated, receiving 1 new Share in place of every 10 previously held. The new consolidated Shares are expected to be issued on 21st December 2015. The Company will also change its name to Watchstone Group Plc. N.B. The qualifying date for the Return of Cash and Consolidation are not the same date.The Company announced; "On 30 March 2015, the Company announced the proposed sale of its Professional Services Division to Slater & Gordon (the "Disposal" for an initial cash consideration of £637 million and further contingent cash consideration to follow completion of the sale (“Completion”. Following requisite approval from shareholders, the Solicitors Regulation Authority and the Financial Conduct Authority, Completion occurred on 29 May 2015."As previously announced, the Company proposes to use part of the proceeds of the Disposal to fund the Return of Capital to Shareholders. The Company believes that the working capital to be retained by the Company following the Return of Capital will be sufficient to develop its business and fund future capital expenditure."The proposed Reduction of Capital will enable the Company to make a Return of Capital to Shareholders of approximately £414 million in aggregate." (Official Circular)The proposals are subject to Shareholder approval at a General Meeting to be held on 26th November 2015 and Court approval at a Hearing to be held on 16th December 2015.

OPHR 1Derrick 20 Nov 2015

Ophir Disappointed at G4/50-11 Well, Gulf of Thailand. Know more at [link]

MFX CASTLEFORD TIGER 20 Nov 2015

Re: nibbling a few more/AND AGAIN Its slow but be worth it soon.tiger

CPX stilltrying 20 Nov 2015

Why the low volume

QPP melrosian 20 Nov 2015

Re: Nope Hardly ever touch alcohol. Twickers apart. Just busy/ tired . mel

CWC benarfa 20 Nov 2015

Re: What to do? I am now out. It has been one of my best investments. I first bought back in May 2012. The increase in share price has been fantastic, plus there have been some excellent dividends. I sold a good chunk of my shares at 69p before the announcement of the takeover, and then got the rest out at 79p a few days ago. So overall I could have done a bit better with my timing but I did well enough.I do not want Liberty shares, apart from anything else I buy and sell through Barclays and they have indicated there would be "complications" if I were to receive non Crest shares as these cannot be held in their Marketmaster account. The completion of the deal looks like it will be well into next year (Q2) so the combination of that time frame and a complicated deal mean that I am prepared to leave some money on the table and look for pastures new. Others in different situations may have a different view and are prepared to wait for their Liberty shares and maybe a few more pence of value per share.

LVD IOMINVESTCOM 20 Nov 2015

Re: Paul Scott's view - He really likes... Hi Claude,I am in the same boat as you nursing quite a loss and have a while back averaged down. I think you are right to raise the question as to whether you do again. It will probably depend on your risk profile, weighting and whether you are prepared to nurse more pain.Up until now I have been waiting for SCSW view on a takeover to come true. At 1.40 if you have a low weighting then maybe worth averaging now.GLTA

FCPT jonwig1 20 Nov 2015

Re: Why the recent decline ? This week, both LAND and BLND have issued statements which have been on the cautious side: restricting development programs, selling non-core assets, etc.It may be that they see prices too high, or that a rise in interest rates is imminent, but the market is being spooked a little bit.

NOP White stick Investments 20 Nov 2015

Re: Opportunity? In an R.N.S. the Board described this as an opportunity to subscribe at 3p.Given that the oil price and the S.P. have been dropping this past year, S.P. currently now heading sub 3p ... at best unfortunate? P

FCPT JohnOfYork 20 Nov 2015

Re: Why the recent decline ? Every time the yield goes over 5% I top up. I think there are general fears about the economy slowing down with subsequent consequences for the property market. However, if you look in detail at FCPT's portfolio it is heavily biased towards London and the SE where there is no evidence of a slowdown. Indeed, the reverse is true as many available sites are being used for housing with a resultant squeeze on commercial rents.