Cattles Share Discussion Threads

[spectoacc] 11/1/2010 07:32

Were you on spreadbet or CFD?

(Can't agree re employees btw; just a few bad eggs).

[spectoacc] 08/1/2010 10:18

Worth less than zero, when you consider how many s/holders will get fooled into parting with more cash for Action Groups etc.

But still a scandal that tax losses can't be taken, & it's left to linger on as a zombie co for years whilst it gets wound down for the benefit of banks/bondholders.

[baronstjohn] 08/1/2010 00:53

Its dead like a dead parrot

[badhshah] 07/1/2010 22:16

no chance.

[snowy42] 07/1/2010 22:02

Very slim.

[x5jwa] 07/1/2010 18:42

is there any chance this will come back to market

[merrifieldscross] 05/1/2010 20:14

sweet dreamz :)

[astockham] 04/1/2010 13:02

3rd time lucky: [e-mail] if you want to be able to take the tax loss on 500k CTT shares.

[dilly4] 30/12/2009 10:43

unfortunatley that's the risk you take with shares..I lost money & you just have to move on & get the money back somehow..If you go on the belief listen to no one & keep away from RIs your probably improving your chances of doing well.You won't get a dime out of this lot!!

[spectoacc] 30/12/2009 10:30

Propane: see other thread.

Does it really cost £500k for a wind-up petition? Surely not. There's no way anyone's going to stump that up, esp not the bondholders.

[spectoacc] 30/12/2009 09:26

Missed this from 23rd Dec too:

23 December 2009

cattles plc

shareholder update

Cattles plc (the "Company") confirms that, following its General Meeting of shareholders held on 16 December 2009, it has conveyed to representatives of the Company's financial creditors the shareholder proposal as referred to in the announcement of 16 December 2009.

Financial creditors (representing a significant value of the Company's external debt) have expressed support for the views of the Directors of the Company, as described in the announcement dated 16 December 2009, that any such petition would likely be detrimental to value and as such would not be in the best interests of any of the Company's stakeholders.

Margaret Young, Executive Chairman, said: "We appreciate the disappointment felt by shareholders but there can be no case for winding up the Company when this would be highly detrimental to the interests of all of our stakeholders."

[astockham] 23/12/2009 10:38

Obliged Smurfy; am sure most holders want to stay in to the bitter end but if someone's eg long on a CFD and paying interest on it, they should be keen to close and against a short is the only way.

[smurfy2001] 23/12/2009 08:47

Go here chaps, help him out,



AStockham try the above site, already 17m worth of shares registered.

[astockham] 21/12/2009 12:54

Forgot to put email in post 1135: [e-mail]. If anyone wants to get shot of 500k CTT shares.

[gbh2] 19/12/2009 09:25

Rfinance - lol, but my guess is too thick to realise what you mean ;)

[rfinance] 18/12/2009 17:33

subh4n, www.dictionary.com .

[subh4n] 18/12/2009 12:02

the shares price is 000000 we loss all over money n evry 1 farget money n stop dreeming now

[badhshah] 18/12/2009 00:27

Lets get behind cattlesshares.co.uk and see how far can we go. Aomething has to be done. We must stop fat cats taking our food away. It is time for action.

[wooly62] 17/12/2009 16:51

Hey guys - remind me who owns RBS... Oh yes, we do - so not sure I do want them losing money on this! The bondholders? Ah, they're probably our pension funds! It's a beggars meddle, but I do think any individuals who deliberately deceived either the audotors or the market should face repercussions. I'd also like to think PWC would get their comeuppance if proven they were as negligent as the woeful inaccuracies of the audited numbers suggests. What happens if a claim is made against PWC's insurers? Insurance costs go up and we all end up paying those one way or another. Grr.

[spectoacc] 17/12/2009 14:09

Throwing good money after bad, but agreed something needs to be done about not even being able to take the tax loss. Nothing worse than having a bust co sat on a/c blowing a raspberry at you for years - and as a Langbar holder, I should know..

[r0n] 17/12/2009 14:02

Thanks the info wooly,i havn't much invested in this but i'm willing to fight on principle.

[kieffy] 17/12/2009 13:52

Wind the company up, stop rbs getting thier money. thet got the ball rolling here.