Acg Acquisition Share Discussion Threads

[battlebus] 24/6/2009 22:17

Got so carried away i even thought of buying more in the morning.Your negative comments as always raise a chuckle or two,if you could see the grin across my face while typing this!

[orlando99] 24/6/2009 20:29

oh it will kill you thats definite

[battlebus] 24/6/2009 18:23

Holding tight Orlando99. The excitement of reaching 20p is killing me!

[orlando99] 23/6/2009 21:34

one day battlebus.... one day

[moreforus] 23/6/2009 18:38

sure sure sure

- all this has done is fall since i bought

... there has not been 1 buy..

today 1 buy and the mm drops his price...

when will the sun shine and the sky be blue again

will there be the sound of childrens laughter tomorrow??

[pugg1ey] 23/6/2009 18:35

we're doomed :-)

[battlebus] 23/6/2009 18:18

DO,NT PANIC CAPTAIN MANNERING!

[pugg1ey] 23/6/2009 16:57

this is fine. 6 million in the bank. are they going to do a runner? less than £10K worth of sells. very volatile on low volume. hopefully see some 'shareholder value' created with the pot of cash

[moreforus] 23/6/2009 16:31

puggley this is not good - mms dropping prices before anyone sells - there was a buy at the end of the day of about 12k at 10.75 .. mm dropped his price after selling... thats not normal...

[pugg1ey] 23/6/2009 11:32

see how far they will drop this on low volume

[battlebus] 17/6/2009 10:20

MM,S MOPPING UP STOCK NOW. SALE OF 30000 AND NOT A BLINK.

[moreforus] 11/6/2009 07:43

I posted on CLEA .. think probably need to buy some CLEA at the outrageously cheap prices - just launched Clearcash as well - as they have the lowest costs and best margins for IVA/DMP management and are growing withinside a growing market (a market ACG just sold their IVA business for 6 million quid for - CLEA's current market is 6.5 million - with 2010 profit predicted to be between 1 and 3 million so forward p/e of 2.167 to 6.5 - cheap with upside) DYOR yada yada...

[hamidahamida] 11/6/2009 07:18

'Enormous' rise in debt problems

pa.press.net
June 11 2009
'Enormous' rise in debt problems

An advice charity has said it has seen a steep increase in the number of people contacting it about redundancy and debt problems during the first quarter of the year.
Citizens Advice said enquiries about redundancy have soared by 179% during the first three months of the year compared with the same period of 2008, while there was also a 21% jump in people wanting help with debt problems.
The charity said debt remained the biggest issue it dealt with during the 12 months to the end of March, with the group advising on 1.93 million new debt problems during the year, 11% more than during the previous 12 months.
Within this total, there was a 49% jump in enquiries from people struggling with mortgage and loan arrears, while there was also a 19% rise in people who were behind with their fuel bills and a 15% increase in people who were in council tax arrears.
The number of people contacting the charity with questions relating to bankruptcy also rose by 24% to 137,406.
Citizens Advice said on average its clients owed £16,971, and it would take them about 93 years to repay the money at a level that they could afford. It said the most common reasons people gave for getting into debt were having a low income, over-commitment, having an illness or disability or losing their job. But others also blamed their situation on irresponsible lending, poor financial skills and increases in the cost of living.
The charity said it had seen a 114% rise in people contacting it about redundancy during the full 12 months, while there was also a 61% jump in enquiries about Job Seekers Allowance.
Overall, the group said it had advised on six million new problems during the year, a 9% increase on the previous 12 months, helping nearly two million people. Its website also received 8.8 million visits during the year.
Citizens Advice received a £10 million funding boost from the Government in the Pre-Budget Report, to enable it to extend opening hours at 85% of its bureaux for 14 months to help meet extra demand during the recession.
David Harker, chief executive of Citizens Advice, said: "These new figures show the human impact of the recession as more people are coming to the Citizens Advice service for help. In particular we are seeing an enormous rise in the number of people turning to us for help because they have lost their job, or they are struggling with debts or keeping up with their mortgages."

Copyright (c) Press Association Ltd. 2009, All Rights Reserved.

[pugg1ey] 09/6/2009 10:20

fair enough. still 6 million in cash and profitbale even after the last trading statement

the cynic inside me says they announced/had poor trading so they didn't have to make the last payout to BK (!?)

[markktm] 09/6/2009 09:17

COMBINED VALUE COULD BE BETWEEN 28/35p A SHARE

........................& pigs might fly with these clowns at the wheel of the company!!!!

G/L all those piling back in - Safer homes for my money!!!!!!!!!

[pugg1ey] 08/6/2009 11:25

yes, at least

[asl1978] 08/6/2009 11:22

Either way you must be talking about this share being worth twice the quoted price...

[pugg1ey] 08/6/2009 11:19

still reckon a MBO on its way

[asl1978] 08/6/2009 11:18

sounds good to me....

[moreforus] 08/6/2009 11:17

so that would be a distribution of what 10p a share??

[asl1978] 08/6/2009 11:09

Happy if they do a special dividend, give me my money back and then free share of a company making £1m a year profit

[pugg1ey] 08/6/2009 10:49

all done and dusted for the sale. 6 million in cash, profitable business, market cap 3.5 million?

[moreforus] 05/6/2009 11:07

check out AGU - target 6p + 13 million gold mine...sp is below nav significantly...

[hamidahamida] 05/6/2009 11:02

100% upside share price swing