Capital & Regional Share Discussion Threads

[paragon157] 24/8/2010 13:46

What the hell is going on with this Stock it's Farcicle ! .. Lmao at it all

[paragon157] 17/8/2010 09:56

Yes this is like watching "Paint Dry" .. Ridiculous !

[kibes] 16/8/2010 11:54

Is this ever going to move in any direction? We seem to have been stuck around 31p for weeks. Even a move down would break the monotony. Is it a buy, sell or hold? Don't know.

[quickmind] 15/8/2010 10:49

Browsing the latest H1 results, I noticed

see-through basis
See-through net debt
see-through valuation
"see-through" balance sheet

Are they in fashion business (hand bags?)!!!

[flugelhorn] 13/8/2010 10:15

2.5mill buy (yes million) Director???

[postiga08] 12/8/2010 10:38

why are there so many replacement reports?

[wongman] 10/8/2010 16:54

MM lowering share price to scare sells because they want stock for the next couple of days IMO.

[postiga08] 09/8/2010 09:51

what are ppl expecting from the results??

[postiga08] 05/8/2010 12:27

can anyone explain to me why what i said in 2152 is the case?

[postiga08] 05/8/2010 09:04

i dont get it! the share price is below the bid and the offer :S

[bjsnt] 04/8/2010 12:32

Yes, 11 August:

[postiga08] 04/8/2010 11:44

i think it was 11th aug

[wongman] 04/8/2010 11:05

when are results due?

[paragon157] 03/8/2010 14:19

Just added a few .. See how it goes till Results !

[energyi] 31/7/2010 03:04

California uber alles
Martin Hutchinson / July 31, 2010, 0:12 IST
California: California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is aiming the big guns at the state's financial crisis. His declaration of a fiscal state of emergency should usefully focus hapless legislators' minds. Enforced worker furloughs attack the principal problem; the number of state employees and their pay and benefit costs. Since California already has high taxes, only ferocious action on spending will avoid a Greek-like tragedy.

California: California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is aiming the big guns at the state's financial crisis. His declaration of a fiscal state of emergency should usefully focus hapless legislators' minds. Enforced worker furloughs attack the principal problem; the number of state employees and their pay and benefit costs. Since California already has high taxes, only ferocious action on spending will avoid a Greek-like tragedy.

The furloughs Schwarzenegger unleashed are for three Fridays a month beginning in August for all state employees except firemen and police officers. This constitutes a renewal of a policy implemented for the fiscal year that ended in June. The short weeks will help preserve cash that would otherwise run out in October, thus delaying the point at which the state is forced to issue IOUs for payment.

American state governments are in great difficulty from this deep and prolonged recession, since all but one are obliged to balance their current spending budgets. California had relatively only the thirteenth largest budget gap to fill for 2010-11; Nevada, Illinois and New Jersey had gaps that were significantly larger.

The trouble is that California and its municipalities have consistently expanded spending faster than state output for several decades; its state and local spending has increased since 2000 from 18.2 per cent of state GDP to a projected 25.5 per cent. At that level, taxes struggle to keep up. Consequently California's credit rating is the lowest of all 50 states.

The spending increase has been caused by both expanding government functions and increased state employee remuneration and benefits. Employment costs for state and local government employees nationwide have increased 6.5 percentage points faster than those for private sector employees since 2001. California has a particular problem from over-generous state pension legislation passed in 1999, which can allow retirement after 22 years service and has produced an actuarial deficit estimated recently at $500 billion. California needs long-term solutions to its funding problems, but those are unlikely before November gubernatorial elections. Thankfully, Schwarzenegger's enforced austerity puts the pain where it belongs and should ensure the electorate is fully aware of the problem, its causes, and the potential solutions available. That leaves the choice between austerity and default firmly with California's voters.

[postiga08] 29/7/2010 12:08

wtf? is there a realistic target on this by an actual broker?

[monkeywrench] 29/7/2010 10:42

wizened, nice one

[dnfa1975] 29/7/2010 10:37

get real, get wizened up, get learning

[postiga08] 29/7/2010 09:25

who set that target?

[dnfa1975] 27/7/2010 23:29

target 38p

[postiga08] 26/7/2010 10:53

how can the offer be lower than the sp??

[azalea] 23/7/2010 15:10

IC - At 31p "a cheap buy",... with upside still in its shares.