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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Verdes Manage | LSE:VMP | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0DG1X47 | ORD 0.01P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.155 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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| 17/8/2015 | 08:36 | Verdes Management plc 2013 onwards | 3,164 |
| 20/6/2014 | 21:13 | VMP - THE MOST OVERHYPED STOCK ON AIM | 340 |
| 30/9/2013 | 12:27 | Verdes Management PLC | 19,145 |
| 18/7/2013 | 18:43 | BUY VERDS MANAGMENT - Gonna rocket soon | 25 |
| 13/6/2013 | 00:34 | Verdes Management PLC | 2,599 |
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Posted at 11/8/2015 11:34 by the stigologist Verdes Management plc 2013 onwards - VMPpanamabob - 07 Jul 2015 - 10:31:38 - 3089 of 3150 When STIG and his aliases come to call,you know you are onto a winner. More confident than ever now.Happens every time.Such a transparent prat.Nuff said. |
Posted at 11/8/2015 11:34 by the stigologist Verdes Management plc 2013 onwards - VMPpanamabob2 - 02 Oct 2014 - 12:23:29 - 2623 of 3150 Hahaha. If Stig is here,you can be sure it will rise big time. PMSL. Just follow what STIG bashes and grow rich!! No BS. |
Posted at 08/8/2015 12:08 by loftus16 Yes, the issue price for all new shares is 1.68p per share including the Helium loan shares and Consideration shares.The vendors and Helium are locked in for 12 months and during the following 12 months may only sell through the Company's broker thus ensuring an orderly market. In other words they will not be permitted to flood the market causing havoc to the price during year two. These two parties will hold over 60% of the equity between them.I am looking forward to learning if any other institutional investors have been brought in via the placing and hope to see the odd holdings rns if so.Deadlines loom for applications and votes. Leave nothing to chance regarding voting is my view. |
Posted at 07/8/2015 06:15 by andyview I've taken my allocation and subscribed for additional shares. My average is lower and i expect(hope?) for a bounce in the price on readmission. The funding from helium should be viewed positively IMHO and I think with the money in the bank we should see some fairly quick acquisitions to boost the growth potential quickly.Gla |
Posted at 06/8/2015 10:10 by panamabob I take it that if I dont wish to take up the open offer,then my 412000 shares held previously held in VMP will be in the new REACT company but greatly reduced in number.Not been involved in this kind of situation before.HELP!! Dont want to lose the lot. |
Posted at 29/7/2015 17:42 by the stigologist This price represents an effective discount of 57 per cent. to the (suspended) share price (of 0.0155p per Existing Ordinary Share) (equivalent to 3.875p per New Ordinary Share post Share Consolidation), the closing mid-market price on the day before this document was issued. |
Posted at 25/1/2015 11:02 by flyingswan Shares of Verdes Management PLC (LON:VMP) have closed the trading session on a flat note. The trading commenced at 0.165 and the stock moved in a tight range of 0.177 and 0.1534 throughout the day before settling at 0.1534. Volume recorded for the day was 309,632 shares. With the latest data included, the 30-day simple moving average is 0.20 and the 60-day simple moving average is 0.24. The 52-week high of the share price is 0.957 and the 52-week low is 0.084. Market participants must note that, according to the information available, the shares have seen a percentage change to the 52-week high is just 82.76%. All the price information is in GBp. |
Posted at 15/1/2015 09:20 by comedy guys have you not worked out the game plan yet??? really???helium took stock at 0.75p for just over 10%...they will get deal but helium will own shy of 30% and their next batch of stock shy of 20% will be at what sp??? 0.1p?? 0r 0.05p??? the chances are we wont complete pre suspension...and that will help them to have an even lower average share price over 5 days to get their share price set at... for the conversion shares or the placing will be set at 0.1p???or 0.05p??... i will leave someone to do the maths to then work out heliums new average price...if they get shy of 20% at 0.1p and the other 10% was at 0.75p..then b/e price is??? that is the game... if like high risk is wait out till suspension and see where share price is and then take some if happy to have money locked in and like high risk...or wait till deal finally done and buy some...just now morons are going to ripped off by mm's over coming weeks...todays buyers are on a death spiral with share price as helium get share price lowered so their next batch is at the lowest share price .we still have a way to drop yet and almost 4 weeks to see it happen.gl |
Posted at 21/12/2014 23:21 by quabsey The other company Reynolds was involved in was DUC - it was trading around 0.05p per share in May 2014 and went up to 0.07p prior to suspension and news that a likely reverse take over was happening. The company became OPTI following a 200:1 share consolidation with placing at 8p (equivalent to 0.04p pre consolidation).OPTI has done well peaking at over 20p but now around 15p (equivalent 0.075p pre consolidation DUC price). So if we use the two most recent Reynolds rescues we have OPTI and NIPT that on the surface have done well - but in real terms they are less than double what the price was of the companies they replaced. Yes that should not be discounted but if we apply this to VMP that is now sitting at a bid price of 0.2p then with a deal, consolidation, placing and trading for 6 months what are we looking at in a best case scenario? A share price equivalent of 0.4p? We had peaked at over 0.9p after Helium placing. Don't get me wrong - I remember only too painfully the days we we under 0.1p and where most of us had written this off completely so the fact that we are still trading is a miracle and hopefully with a deal and a lot of patience we might gradually make our way up. What I have had to do is decide whether I have the patience for this or whether I can see a potential 100% return elsewhere (compared to VMP). I had already derisked significantly and it is for the above reasons that I took out more on Friday leaving some behind to see what happens. I really hope I am wrong and that we can rise significantly on a good deal as anything is possible with AIM. We all have to make our own decisions and I have posted as a courtesy to fellow long term holders and for no other reason. |
Posted at 22/8/2014 07:53 by howdlep PWhite73 22 Aug'14 - 07:38 - 2502 of 2503 0 0 All talk about the new guy but why has the old guy left? Adam is just another mouth to feed from shareholder funds. If he is so great then what is he doing at a dog like VMP. ....and has anyone seen the investment strategy yet? ---- PWhite73, You are going to have to do much better than that, this from a Michaelwaters.com piece back on 22/11/13 prior to the deal that transformed VIY into NIPT:- "He became involved in FirstAfrica Oil in 2004, and saw it taken over by Bowleven at maybe a ten-fold gain in November 2006. There were other profitable deals involving the rescue of Incite Technology, and the listing and later sale of Table Mountain Minerals. He was also involved in the refinancing and rescue of International Brand Licensing, owner of the Admiral sports brand. He played a part later in bringing in serial bio-tech investor David Evans and switching it into EKF Diagnostics, which has a market capitalisation of £90m. Along the way, Reynolds spotted in 2011 that car valeting company Autoclenz was going nowhere in a public company, and with the backing of major shareholder David Newton of the Helium funds led a group which bought it out for £4m cash. It has been doing well, with profits up sharply. Reynolds makes no return until the debt used for the deal is paid down, but it is on the way. He became involved in Orogen Gold (ORE), then a bankrupt shell, and helped in two small financings in 2009 and 2010, and became non executive chairman earlier this month. The shares briefly rallied, then fell back s the gold price came off, but there are hopes from properties in Armenia and Serbia. Most of this is fun, fun, fun. Reynolds appears to have done well for himself and his backers, and reciting some if his greatest hits helps establish that he has a remarkable range of contacts among people who do deals - not the big stuff, but small to medium deals which get companies and share prices moving fairly quickly. As head of a financial public relations company, he worked for maybe 50 or 60 small and medium companies, building connections among the nearly rich and wannabees. He is married to Suzanne Dando, the star gymnast from the British Olympics team in Moscow in 1980, who now works as a presenter on Sky Sports. Just looking at Orogen, which is capitalised at £9m, the connections all around are intriguing. That board includes Alan Mooney and Michael Nolan, a couple of the boys with links to small resource companies galore in Dublin, including Fastnet and the John Craven/Cove old links. Look, too, at the Orogen investor list and there is Anton Bilton with over 5%. He features most often in the gossip columns as partner to a disc jockey (?) called Lisa B, but has links galore in the smaller company wheeling and dealing world and is on the board of Raven Russia, where he sits alongside Glyn Hirsch, who has links to...well, you get the picture. When you read that Reynolds has been named by an investment magazine as one of the fifty most influential people in the City, you can see there is something to it. Which opens the way for speculation over what he might bring to Vialogy." ---- This is a great appointment by VMP, one that will realise real value for shareholders. Now let's see how the share price responds today.... |
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