Apace Media Share Discussion Threads

[humphbumph] 10/6/2010 10:01

Yes, but what trick is he pulling by not being a director, if that is the case?

Does he think he will avoid responsibility/prosecution by being just a shareholder?

[howie1943] 10/6/2010 09:49

Didier was the largest shareholder with about 70% of the company and would be still in controll.

[humphbumph] 07/6/2010 00:57

It appears from the Apace website that dear Didier is no longer a director of the company. Have I missed something?

[howie1943] 24/5/2010 16:50

Anyone out there with any news

[humphbumph] 06/4/2010 11:39

I suppose the point will be whether Apace will keep publicising the success or otherwise of their business activities. It would be gratifying if people could post here on anything they glean about what's going on.

For instance the egregious Didier might find himself banged up in a Bulgarian or Albanian facility? As a perfectly innocent man, of course......

Them things happen in them foreign countries, don't they? Especially to bankers.

[humphbumph] 06/4/2010 11:32

This is from the JP Jenkins site and makes things clearer to me. No doubt some other posters will have seen it already.

"Company

Cost to the company
£4000 + VAT per year

JP Jenkins provides a share matching facility for companies that are looking for a cost effective mechanism to allow their existing or new shareholders to buy
or sell shares. Existing or new investors can use their own stockbroker to place a limit order with JP Jenkins or they can use the services of JP Jenkins once completing the required account opening forms.
Companies looking to use the service will not be required to retain the services of a corporate advisor.
The service is available Monday's to Friday's 8:00 am – 4:30pm excluding bank holidays
Should you require more information regarding your company using our share matching facility please call us on the number below.


Telephone: [phone] or 0207 183 4058
Email: [e-mail]



Private Investor

Private investors can use their existing stockbroker should they have one, a private investor will need to instruct their existing stock broker with a limit order who in turn will contact JP Jenkins to place the limit order on behalf of the private investor, once the limit order has been executed the private investor will receive a contract note from their stockbroker.
Should you not have a stockbroker you can use our services once the required paperwork has been completed.

Telephone: [phone] or 0207 183 4058

The facility is open to take limit orders and match willing buyers and sellers Monday to Friday 8:00 am – 4:30pm excluding bank holidays.

The website is free to use, some pages will require you to register and log in to view."

[humphbumph] 06/4/2010 11:24

It appears, but please don't rely on this because I have no especial expertise, that my shares will continue to be held in the Barcalays nominee account. When the time comes and the shares become hugely valuable again (!) my descendants will ask Barclays to sell and they will contact the Jenkins outfit and see if they can match my holding with a buyer.

But as ever with all advice given on BBs, DYOR.

[howie1943] 06/4/2010 10:17

What does that mean?

[humphbumph] 30/3/2010 17:49

I'm a customer of Barclays and got this reply when I asked for certificates.

"The registrars of the company have contacted us to advise that we are unable to re-register this holding into certificated form as certificates are no longer available.

This means that the stock will need to remain on your account.

Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to get in touch."

[howie1943] 22/3/2010 09:59

Anyone registered to sell shares.

[2trying] 18/3/2010 21:46

unfortunately.....

[howie1943] 17/3/2010 09:26

The last sell price was .084p.

[mam fach] 16/3/2010 10:01

How do we find out the share price now?

[leadersoffice] 15/3/2010 20:13

i'm assuming that there could be a premium if the company was taken private? that is for those who are still in.

[howie1943] 15/3/2010 09:51

Death throes Apace share price. Last day on AIM.

[humphbumph] 12/3/2010 13:36

Thanks very much, howie. I'll try to keep you posted.

[jabberstocky] 12/3/2010 13:19

Sad story this one. Thought the market had been very good to APA over the years, not with the share price, but its willingness to go on funding.Guess it got fed up. A few lessons can be learnt.

BTW is there anything on line about the Albanian litigation other than in the company's RNS's?

[howie1943] 12/3/2010 13:04

humphbumph
10/3/10 UKREG Holding's in company see above News.
I tried google with the name Guy Thomas and with Thomas buying into a share at this late date and that will be out of AIM on the 16th. It appears that its the same man who may fight Apace Media in the courts. Also read back to the 27/2/09 RNS regarding placing and the remarks on Stoessel not doing a takeover with 86% on the stock in his hands.

[humphbumph] 12/3/2010 11:40

howie, where did you see the notification of Guy Thomas' shareholding? Do you know where I can find out more about him, please?

[humphbumph] 12/3/2010 11:18

Please let me know via this thread if somebody is taking action against the incompetent banker. I'd enjoy giving whatever support is necessary.

[howie1943] 12/3/2010 10:13

Only 3 days left to buy or sell.
Share price up today again 6%.
Notification that Guy Thomas has 3% of company shares, is this Thomas the small shareholders litigation expert, is there going to be someone who is going to fight Stoessel's takeover of Apace Media.
I hope so! this is "daylight robbery"

[man overbored] 09/3/2010 22:24

714:

Most probably there is a bit of warehousing going on in these final few days.

[howie1943] 09/3/2010 21:42

Whats happening share price up 3.3% and mainly sells and the best price was the last. Is the MM collecting shares for someone and giving a good price for the shares.

[mam fach] 08/3/2010 12:41

One thing is certain we will not live long enough to reap the rewards.
Having said that, as sure as eggs, if we sell someone will make money.
If anyone knows the winning formula please tell me.

[humphbumph] 08/3/2010 10:42

I sold half my holding straight after the announcement for 1.4p. I'm hanging on to the other half. Once I've got the paper certificates I'll shove them in a drawer and forget about them for a while.

It's always a gamble, this share. I regret, however, having trusted a former banker. Bankers are simply unbankable.