Re: SOUND FACTS spike....................3.3p is a bit too CHEEKY.
short term pain long term gain imo
The 1.64p.. I am now just breaking even on this, but holding for this 1.64p if the deal gets completed.. It wont take much to lift this price on small volume.. Weve got to hold and give them a chance to sort out theyre problems.. Not too long mind!! We all want to make money?
average ; absolutely its only the placings that have bought it down each time it was on the up!
Re: POP ! and well done andy28m miracles do happen.I will look at cash shells in a new light but whether another Concha happens remains to be seen.....
Re: SOUND FACTS The decommissioning liabilies are due in 2016.Invest £10m and acheive 30% return - how is the boards track record at value creation so far? As I pointed out yesterday the business cannot be acquired solely or primarily for its tax losses.I'm sure everyone would rather see it sold to PMO for 10p - £1 would be even better. However its a pie in the sky valuation.3.3p is a cheeky bid that is unlikely to be successful - however it provides a benchmark for where offers will likely be - it is a buyers market.
False Dawn So they release an RNS that says we are about to launch and make some money, but we have no idea how much. Oh by the way we're going to raise some cash at a discount to the SP. So they believe so much in the product that they have to discount the price.Hey Len why don't you buy some shares?Why doesn't it surprise me?
Re: POP ! LOL!Hope you got out with a useful profit wabbit!
Re: POP ! yep as it crashed down thru 2000% profit on purchase last year. So out. But most profitable percentage wise ever. Wish I had put the kind of money I once had in SXX. Then again, hindsight trading is sooooo easy.
Re: MWA Yeah, each to their own. Fair play.Like you, want a lot more from MWA and not selling any at these prices. Gold still flirting but trying to form a move off $1,200oz
Re: SOUND FACTS spike,Decommissioning costs? Any liabilities are years away. It has nothing to do with the hear and now.They could invest the £10mln cash in another biz / investment vehicle over the next 2 years and probably gain 30%+ and cover the liabilities.Look - don't get me wrong.., I'm no fan of Greer or Antrim's business as it stands. But it's clearly a country mile better than Sound oil's offer.Sound oil have nothing transformational to offer AEY holders. It's a luke warm stock at best.AEY holders may as well see what Skellig brings. It's a great opportunity and they will gain a free carry imo and retain around 5% interest. That 5% interest if successful is worth millions and millions.Antrim have many options ahead of them with that £10mln cash pile. It's questionable on whether the current bod's are the ones to make it work, but that can be changed pretty fast. Greer can be booted tomorrow if required.I can't blame SOU for making a cheeky bid, but just because a pathetic offer of 3.3p has been tabled does not make 10p-14p share any less possible. It simply demonstrates just how far off SOU are.AEY's tax losses are worth more than the £10mln in cash to a producer.I'd rather see AEY sold to Premier Oil or Cairn etc for 10p than 3.3p to SOU.HUB
Re: Mercedes F1 Hamilton news There is a chance of some news driven gain here I will admit. Scalextric sales are notorious for being a rollercoaster and Hamilton's victory will most likely put it on an up trend for a while.Additionally, the gossip doing the rounds at Warley was that they are moving ahead with plans to redevelop the Margate site. Will cause a bit of excitement, but the full value of the site is already on the books.For now, I still lack confidence in their overall strategy. The ability of the replacement young team to pick the right items to make, the ability of the manufacturers they have to produce the quality the modellers expect and the ability of the management to stay firm on margins and generate profit instead of turnover that just about covers their salaries.It has become a fine company for employing people and a lousy company for investors.Good luck if you dive in at this price, but the traders may get lucky in the short term. I can't be bothered with the worry.
Re: Sell 1p 2.2p, so close LG but no cigar on this occasion. Care to share any reasons why you think COMS will hit 1p in the new year, or is it just "the machine"?
Re: Strong Hold Synergies from Aviva-Friends Life deal could be 'substantial', says The Share Centre24 November 2014 164The proposed tie-up between insurance groups Aviva and Friends Life Group could create "substantial synergies", according to The Share Centre, details of which still remain unknown.The companies announced after the close on Friday that they had agreed on terms for a possible all-share combination. Friends Life shareholders would get 0.74 Aviva shares for each Friends Life share they own, valuing Friends Life at 398.9p per share or £5.6bn.Sheridan Admans, investment research manager at The Share Centre, said: "Should the deal happen analysts believe synergies would be substantial, with Aviva's balance sheet benefiting as would its pensions and protection operations. Friends Life investors should benefit from improved growth prospects."However, she warned that the merger is still "not a done deal"."Friends Life investors may push for a higher premium or other interested parties may show their hand, however the latter is assumed to be unlikely given the size of the deal and the implication that may pose."Due to the merger activity, The Share Centre has downgraded its rating on Aviva to 'hold' until more details are released, but said that any weakness in the share price might by a good entry point for potential investors given the positive long-term outlook.Friends Life is also rated a 'hold'.
POP ! did you hear it that was the bubble bursting !!
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