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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Nexus Man | NXS | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 30/10/2012 18:39 by jammytass tom wonkiechops will always stitch up his so called investors one large rip off for shareholders |
Posted at 23/10/2012 10:15 by bishopawn Thursday next week will mark the first anniversary of the change of directors. As the announcement on 1st November 2011 said:"The New Directors bring a considerable public company experience and specialise in the area of cost control with a proven ability to seek out earnings enhancing acquisitions to help companies achieve critical mass. The search for suitable acquisitions is already underway. The then executive chairman Roger Richardson commented: "By bringing onto the board new talent it is Nexus's intention to unlock the potential of this business so that we can restore and then enhance shareholder value. The record of Messrs Yeoman, Hanke and Battles speaks for itself and we look forward to updating investors on progress in the coming weeks and months." Some news on the acquisiton front is overdue and could we get it next week?? |
Posted at 10/10/2012 15:58 by sweepie2 Yes very certain, I subscribed to their monthly newsletter years and years ago when I thought they had a chance of giving us mug investors a return, still turns up every month in guess what MY JUNK INBOX LOL, not far what the company is |
Posted at 04/7/2012 15:39 by sweepie2 If you care about a share you would never sell, I only care about trying to make money and yesterdays news shouldn't have resulted in the share price dropping in fact its the most positive news at the company for awhile. But investors are fed up with being disappointed and lied to so until that changes people will steer clear of NXS |
Posted at 09/6/2012 12:27 by bishopawn HALF YEARLY REPORT (6th June 2012)Some highlights from the chairman's comments: Commenting on the results, M Barney Battles, Executive Chairman of Nexus Management plc said "We are pleased to have grown operating profits in the first half of this year. During this period the Group has seen many changes which have resulted in cost reductions at a group and subsidiary level. We have completed our strategic review and look forward to building on the positive start to 2012. Nexus continues to invest in targeted marketing to identify new potential clients that are a good fit for our services. These companies are typically small multi-nationals or small multi-office organisations where their staff travel extensively and their IT needs are more complex. The Board and Management will continue to focus on growing shareholder value by a combination of organic and acquisitive growth. The Board is constantly looking for new operations that are the right mix to integrate into the group. -------------------- It looks to me that the basis is now there for TW's comment last Thursday that Nexus remains a "speculative BUY". Certainly the profiles of the three new directors, one of whom is an active investor in this sector, should produce some excitement in the share eventually. |
Posted at 29/5/2012 10:01 by bishopawn PETER WEBBgetting Peter around Nexus Management looks like a good move:- Peter has worked in the City for almost 30 years and during that time has established a strong reputation amongst business people and investors for his knowledge, innovative approach and track record of investing in UK smaller companies. Prior to forming Webb Capital, Peter was the founder and Chief Executive of Unicorn Asset Management Ltd, which he established and managed from March 2000 to July 2008. He is the recipient of multiple awards for UK smaller companies fund management, and has also created and managed many new investment funds and companies. These include: the Unicorn Free Spirit Fund, Eaglet Investment Trust PLC, Falcon Investment Trust PLC, Unicorn AIM VCT PLC, Acorn Income Fund and Osprey Smaller Companies Income Fund. Peter began his fund management career at Thornton Investment Management Ltd in January 1988 and subsequently established his first fund management company, CW Asset Management in 1993. He sold CW to Rutherford Asset Management Ltd in 1995 where he became Investment Director until it was acquired by Close Brothers in 1996. Following a management buy-out in association with Granville Holdings Ltd, a private bank, Webb assumed responsibility for building its institutional fund management business and served as a main board director of Granville until its takeover by Robert W. Baird Ltd in 2000, at which time he left to create Unicorn. |
Posted at 11/4/2012 16:40 by bishopawn Marcus Yeoman started his early career with the formation of three companies in IT infrastructure and distribution, since 2003 he has been acting as a consultant or non-executive director to smaller companies in the high growth sector.Marcus Hanke specialises in corporate performance management, value-based management and the technology enablement of these processes. He is a qualified chartered management accountant, beginning his career with Price Waterhouse. Barney Battles has 20 years experience working within the technology, media and telecommunications sector, assisting a range of international media and technology businesses with their growth and exit strategies. At the end of April they will have completed their first six months with Nexus, as one of the major investors stated back in November, "Nexus needs a complementary acquisition to give it critical mass. Work is well underway on this....Hanke, Yeoman and Battles know what they have to do and have a track record of delivery." |
Posted at 02/4/2012 16:54 by berny3 was it not supposed to be a rip roring stock for 2010 or was it 2011 no I got that wrong it's 2012, but likley to come good 2013 or maybe 2014 or until it has to be said I appologise for a disapointing ....... that I poured shed loads of other peoples money into without a care and extremely little research. I do hope nobody followed my recomendation.......Do I sound bitter.....I feel the most for those that came in to the fund close to the peaks.... One reason why these stocks are so poorly priced is the market may factor in the outcome if any of the funds run into a liquidity crisis and have to meet redemptions......how much would you get a fire side sell of NXS. I am long but do feel the price has been supressed by the factor mentioned above. In reality the company should have been left tp go to wall years back rather than the amount of other peoples cash pumped in. I rember way back when T1ps realy went for (can't rember the tipsters name) over 3DM. Shall we say Karma... |
Posted at 06/2/2012 08:43 by marab EDIT thanks to gregpants I have now discovered why some non blue posters could post to the BOB thread and others couldn't. If you search through the PBB button only blues can post, but if you search from the FREE BB non blues can post. Apologies for the inconvenience.I have started a new thread to help investors decide which online broker to use and I would be grateful for any advice posters might have in that respect. Some of you have been trading shares for years and have probably tried most of the available sites, so I hope you will share your opinions and help other investors find the best online broker. I will be posting this on a few threads, because if no-one knows about it it ain't going to achieve much, so if it annoys you please say so on the HAM thread. BOB Best Online Brokers - |
Posted at 04/11/2011 23:21 by gombie Just seen this posted on iii:I think that it is time that there was some reality about this board and just where we are as small investors. I am very conscious that board contributors do not like t1ps but I venture to suggest that they know what is going on at NXS far better than any of the so-called experts posting here. Tom W posted the following on Tuesday commenting on the official release about the changes of directors [and I apologise for breaching his copyright] :- "This statement was not the one the incoming board members wished to put out but was designed by the creature who acts as Nominated Adviser to Nexus to spare the blushes of certain folk. But as investors you deserve to hear the truth & for the life of me I cannot understand why the Nomad feels that telling the truth about what has and is happening is such a bad thing. Let's be clear exactly what happened - you have a right to know, even if the Nomad creature kicks up a fuss about me telling you. 1. I demanded change - our funds hold c20% of this company and I made it clear that if the existing board did not play ball I would support an EGM to chuck most of them out. The board resisted and the Nomad procrastinated but ultimately I cannot believe any sane investor would have backed the old board to stay. The current Nexus board has failed and it knows that it has failed and would get thrashed at an EGM. I do not give a damn what Pete Patterson does with his spare time going forward. He has - as chairman - overseen value destruction. There are no voluntary departures here. No blushes should be spared. What is the problem some folks have with the truth? 2. Nexus seems to be trading in line with budget but there are still too many costs in there for a small company. The 3 new NEDS will be paid £500 a month each until Nexus has grown via acquisition. That, in total, is less than half of the monthly stipend of Patterson. So we are saving money on day 1. The new NEDS have an explict short term objective to cut out costs at a PLC level. Do not for a minute think that anyone else is calling the shots here. Cost cutting starts now, today, at once. 3. Nexus needs to find a complementary acquistion to give it critical mass. Work is well underway on this. But first the costs come out. Hanke, Yeoman and Battles know what to do and have a track record of delivery ( look at what Z Group was when they came on board and what it is now - Avisen). 4. Expect more changes over the next six months and for swift action to be taken at Nexus. I have noted before that I am sick to the back teeth of boards that overpay themselves and under-deliver and of advisers who over-charge and protect incumbent boards rather than investors as a whole, who have a right to expect boards to create value. This is not the only company where I am intervening aggressively to make changes. There will be more blood on the carpets by Christmas. Nexus - for what it's worth - is in my view now very cheap indeed. Buy. Next stop on the corporate blood trail..... " [end of quote] I have a significant holding in NXS and am carrying a significant loss. Unlike most of you I am happy to trust t1ps to turn NXS round and make it profitable. It is clear from Tom's remarks that the forthcoming results are going to be less than stellar. I rate this no more than a tentative hold [and hope I am wrong]. Delusionary postings on this board do none of us any good - Tom's hard line and action might just be of benefit - t1ps are keeping NXS alive - all shareholders should be grateful to them. |
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