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ACR Abbeycrest

1.50
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 00:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Abbeycrest LSE:ACR London Ordinary Share GB0000037191 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.50 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Abbeycrest Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/2/2012
16:07
charo

total agreement - this looks like a real stinker.

burdale sucked the blood out of the company at horrendous costs, mr asston was paid a very full salary for overseeing the demise, and some 3rd party will now make a fortune from pulling the gems out at bombed out prices.

a real stinker!

baner
07/2/2012
11:59
this is a stitch up.newly incorporated co buys up loans,then makes secured loan to co then within days apponts administrators who no doubt will sell to nominees of secured lender by way of prepack.legalised theft.
charo
30/11/2011
13:04
funding secured
falia
14/11/2011
10:04
Good return for those who bought at the low.
knowing
07/11/2011
11:34
floods in thailand must be hurting.
charo
03/11/2011
13:19
next big write off goodwill.bang.
charo
29/7/2011
15:10
probably rns monday.
bronek1959b
29/7/2011
14:48
previous post wrong now 150% up
Why?

james111
29/7/2011
14:19
what has just happened 83% up, anyone any ideas
james111
21/7/2011
11:29
another catastrophe.
charo
31/5/2011
17:12
We'll see.DYOR
addict
31/5/2011
14:27
so burdale wanted to reduce credit line,siam took opportunity to extend its.irish does not explain logic.company still needs to make the operating improvements rest smoke and mirrors.
charo
31/5/2011
08:02
On-line buy volume restricted to 10k.Tight market in these.
addict
31/5/2011
07:18
One of the best turnaround opportunities on the marketIMO.There is a big sign hanging up which reads 'under new management'.DYOR
addict
17/12/2010
10:39
Rainmaker - 21 Jul'09 - 12:46 - 16 of 257
I'm a large shareholder and will continue to hold....IMHO definitely one to buy and hold at current levels
Rainmaker - 1 Apr'10 - 01:51 - 95 of 257
Value Investor and new Abbeycrest shareholder Peter Gyllenhammar... has timed this one pretty well and I don't think he'll have to wait for a good return here.
In short I believe there is terrific potential here.



Rainmaker- Pay scant attention to Gyllenhammar's investment choices.
Certainly, his annual average return is c. 10% over the last decade.
That's c.>8% points higher than the FTSE and excellent for someone managing over £70m (and recent Waterman buy was quite attractive).
But a small investor can do better than that due to obvious structural (£) reasons.

Personally had a quick look at Abbeycrest at £2.5m.
However there's too much short-term pressure compounding the long-term failings.
Short-term, high gold price pricing out a weak UK demand for jewellery (over 40% of revenue?), coupled with D/E ratio >0.5 on immediately recallable debt.
Long-term, it's a secular failing business model with wafer thin margins and repeated annual ""one-off"" expenses... and changing their business plan within two years of their previous revision.

Turn-arounds rarely do.
Avoid ACR (it's on a 'popcorn watch' along with other basketcases NTBR, NAR, RCG, UNIQ and HVE).
Popcorn anyone? Ben Value? Rainmaker?

moathunter
17/12/2010
10:02
Rainmaker - thanks for the information about Burdale. I have just managed to sell my ACR. A pretty bad loss but better than nothing. Quite hard to sell them as I could only sell 15,000 at a time.

regards

ben value
16/12/2010
16:53
now we know what the fall was about a few weeks back
tempramental
16/12/2010
14:40
NY Boy-the financier for Abbeycrest is Burdale, a so called lender of last resort. IMHO once a banking covenant is breached with them it's administration and liquidation.I think the writing is definitely on the wall for Abbeycrest. Really it's not worth buying shares where there is any real solvency risk and you don't need to, as there are plenty of great value shares on extremely low ratings with strong balance sheets whose share prices will recover.

regards

rainmaker
16/12/2010
14:29
No stop loss kicked in after the news so out with a minimal loss. Get some MTA NYB
knowing
16/12/2010
14:28
Lord Gnome, I nearly bought these the other day but ended buying RNVO, which is doing very well.


Could be a decent entry point but I haven't had time to do any due dilligence on this stock yet.

I think Knowing has good knowledge on this one, is it still a buy on this dip?

ny boy
16/12/2010
13:45
I'm out. That trading statement was the last straw for me. In at 8.25p and out at 3p - horrid loss, but better than waiting for administration and eventual oblivion.
lord gnome
15/12/2010
13:19
And all was still not a trade in sight
knowing
14/12/2010
14:58
Looks like it's moved up on PLUS
knowing
07/12/2010
16:16
Bit of buying tomorrow will see this back over 5
knowing
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