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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Centurion Ele | LSE:CUC | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B15DYP39 | ORD 5P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1.24 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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Centurion Ele (CUC) Share Charts1 Year Centurion Ele Chart |
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| Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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| 01/8/2009 | 12:41 | CUC with Charts & News | 7 |
| 08/7/2008 | 10:38 | Centurion : Price & Volume Rising | 5 |
| 29/2/2008 | 13:18 | Centurion Electronics - "Let me entertain you!" | 1,160 |
| 13/4/2006 | 10:37 | Centurion Electronics - screen me up hotty | 1 |
| 02/3/2005 | 19:07 | Centurion Electronics | 375 |
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Posted at 16/1/2008 10:15 by 25cent LOL encarter that was a quick u-turn from boom to bust in 12 hours ;-)The penny comes as predicted as the MM dont want to be left holding worthless cuc shares. I would love to see what they would pay for a order over nms of 5000 shares, i reckon 0.000000001 or something like that. |
Posted at 15/1/2008 18:24 by 25cent Well again i don't take any satisfaction in seeing everything i said come true on this.The broker walking away is imho a clear sign that something is very wrong, as if we did not know that already. Anyway the fat lady is almost finished her song at cuc. But as scrip says its hardly a surprise is it? Without being rude to JMFinn Capital who i respect, they do have the image as last option kind of a broker. I in all honesty can not imagine what broker what so ever will touch them if JMfinn wont, and that is not a dig its just a simple realistic point. The price will be less than a penny to sell come 19th January,RIP Mr Cunningham RIP cuc. Go and play on the fast lane of the M1 Rhodes you snake in oil. This now needs a modern day miracle to even last 5 more days as a listed company. It really is time that the FSA start prosecuting people issuing good news RNS when all along the real situation is dire. |
Posted at 15/1/2008 14:17 by scripophilist Incredible that people can still be bullish on CUC given there history, even more incredible that they come out and say they can't raise capital and they are thinking of delisting and there are still bulls. No wonder private investors do there nuts so easily. |
Posted at 12/12/2007 23:58 by 25cent Hi Alex, your spot on,I think its time to call it a day as a company when you have to go cap in hand to true blue Pig farmers who this Labour government strangely enough gave massive compensation cheques too.Call me old fashioned but why will no bank go within a county mile of cuc or did everyone forget they don't have a corporate bank anymore? I'm just waiting for the next Rhodes all singing and dancing RNS about some contract or other for an old Audi model in or Chechnya or kazeckstan. Avoid at all costs if you have even 1% of common sense. I can almost see those thousands and thousands of young piglets laughing out Loud at troubled Robert caught by his pretty white neck by cuc. And long may it last! what goes around comes around and lets face it a lot more misery is overdue.... oink oink. |
Posted at 12/12/2007 11:17 by 25cent Well the strike price on the conv will be no more than 1p imho.I reckon that CUC need 600-700k to tide them over, so that gives them at least 66% of cuc on any conversation at today's market cap of 300K. If they convert in the future not even counting the existing 29% holding they have that would be watered down to 13% making a new total of almost 80% after conversation. When you say the loan note will only be converted if its at a discount to the share price , well its going to be hard not to be at 1p even by Cucs poor standards. If you feel you must buy then go ahead but it could be the quickest 50% you ever lost on a share trade. The PI's are getting totally wiped out for the 2nd time in 3 years by this imho. |
Posted at 12/12/2007 07:57 by encarter The cln will be turned into shares but only if the conversion price is at a discount to the share price That could be a couple of years away. There will still only be £300k of stock and not much of that in free hands. They have new contracts and will be profit making in 12 months. If your wait for the details the price will move before you ever get the chance to buy so now is the time for a punt imho. |
Posted at 11/12/2007 17:08 by 25cent Well lets look at this shall we the total value of all the issued shares is 300k, I would have thought that at least 600k-700k is needed to tie this over in the short term ,that does not seem much does it but hold on that means that existing shareholders will have to take a massive % dilution so i would expect any new shares to be at no more 0.75 - 1p and yet again another 50/1 or more likely 100/1or 300/1 share consolidation.What will be interesting is that the new funding will take them over the 50% mark so they will need the board to approve that this does not constitute a full offer. If i was shareholder looking to average down i would not buy in at this price i reckon you could loose 50%- 75% of your cash in days at todays 2p buy price. I can not see how the new shares will be over a 1p maybe less but no more.Just my opinion. |
Posted at 10/12/2007 22:21 by 25cent look who's back, back again, back again.Lol Hi clueless i really think we should start over i have missed you, no hard feelings cent ;-) Still Waiting YEP YOUR RIGHT BUT ITS A BIT RUM TO DO IT TWICE IN 3 YEARS LOL. Well like i said yonks back word was that they were ready to buy it from they administrator, looks like they may get it even cheaper than that by robbing the shareholders again. I wonder how Rhodes sleeps at night? disgraceful ! I'm just waiting for the cancellation of his latest share options AGAIN and then re-issue at probably 1/2p. Give him a ring and ask him how he can explain all the good news RNS whilst he must have secretly know the company had no funds to continue into 2008 when the Toyato business fell flat on its face? ask him why the company waited until a few months back to issue the funding concerns? Top class bloke is our Mr. Rhodes, he has absolutely no shame whatsoever, just blame everyone else. Still how many share has he bought in the open market i wonder like the shareholders that are going to get fleeced again? Ask him go on ask him and at the sametime ask him just were he thinks the buck stops at CUC with regards the 99.9% destruction of shareholder value! cent ;-) |
Posted at 29/8/2007 19:30 by 25cent Ok so you can not be bothered to answer the cash burn question or admit trying to get people to buy this stock right?However I notice you can be bothered to spend hours on this thread propagating hyperspace with basically CUC's official line of what is happening at the company even though only weeks after you started posting such rubbish it was unraveling . Neither it seems can you be bothered to respond to all the facts that I put forward in my Audi post. Erm,one question, how come you can be bothered to follow up my posts with meaningless childish claptrap? surely it would have been easier for you just post £XXXXXX per month would it not? The CUC that you talked about only a few months ago or as you say "Trying to help investors find the bottom" is a complete farcical nonentity and remains no better than an even odds punt red or black at the local casino to survive untill November? The very fact that you talked about CUC in such a way that attempted to demonstrate that it was much misunderstood recover play is completely devoid of any knowledge or common sense, indeed its based on the one fact, that being you think you know best. Again without being rude its turned out that you don't do you? otherwise you would have inserted before all of your CUC\ Rhodes propaganda posts the comment "this is going to run out of funds by October but..... blah blah Audi blah blah blah China blah blah blah " |
Posted at 18/2/2006 23:04 by licom Buoyancythe sharp effect on share price of recovery from a reversible situation from accident, outside events, or uncovering a rogue executive Multi-baggers The 'buoyancy effect' in a recovery is a much stronger upward driver of the share price than good results in a stable and well managed company where the visible future is already in the price. A share price, which has fallen by 95% (it happens) and acquires 'dog status' as the result of a reversible condition, has the potential of an eighteen bagger- if and when the original status can be restored. It is rare to see share price improvement of this size from a profitable and stable company because future growth is usually closely monitored and already built into the market price. That is why we are particularly keen at Lemming Investor to find 'dogs' arising from reversible situations, which good management can restore to their original level of performance and respect. It is common knowledge that the market exaggerates the effect of good and bad news. The 'dog' reputation is difficult to remove. It hangs on much longer than the actual effect of the original fault or misadventure. So where a 'dog' company retains high sales momentum, IP, know how, or other intangible or tangible assets, the share price eventually offers a very cheap way in, long after most of the downside risk has cleared.. A high level of sales can always be turned into an acceptable profit by cutting overheads; and large assets can usually be 're-sweated' (to coin a word) to produce a conventional return. Once the burned down buildings have been restored, or the crooked FD sacked and replaced, or the price of spiked up raw materials returns to average, the high sales level or the undamaged asset can be brought back to normal yields and the share price eventually returns to the status ante quo. In the process it becomes a multi-bagger. We have seen this with Ashtead (AHT), and a few years ago at Powerscreen. In both cases a senior executive had been falsifying the books in a subsidiary without affecting sales or earning power, and these quickly regenerated profits after the miscreant was fired. Emerald Energy, (EEN)recovering from a drilling explosion, is, with oil reserves relatively unharmed, currently in transition from 'dog' to hero, and therefore severely under-priced. BioProgress, (BPRG)damaged superficially by a particular CEO now replaced, but with IP intact, is in recovery and the share price has doubled in ten weeks. An accident like the factory fire at Luton which damaged ASOS, (ASC)or the spike in world copper prices which has mopped up profits at AFC (the former Oystertec) until the competition raises prices or the spike subsides, are clearly reversible And so is the mis-management now cleared up at MinorPlanet (MPS), where the dog status is still set to linger for a while. Note that in both cases there is, or previously was, a high sales level. A professional Marketing Director will know that it costs a few tens of millions in cash and ten or twenty years to build £100m sales. Find a dog with that level of production and sales,, and competent management can restore profits to somewhere between £5 and £20m. That will lead to a market cap of £50 -£300m depending on market sector. For AFC (sales £105m) or MPS ( sales once £100m now £20m - but still the market leader) that means multi-bagging in each case. |
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