Dawson Intl. Share Discussion Threads

[ihavenoclue] 27/5/2008 13:27

Still on the rise ... has everyone calmed down now ?

Regards
IHNC

[cg1953] 27/5/2008 11:17

jotoha1
research ?
having read your posts on this, and other sites i really think you should do some on; browallia, british mohair spinners, yorkshire chemical, ykld, and ldsg !!!
before being gratuitously rude to me and others, as well as showing your complete stupidity and utter ignorance.

[8trader] 26/5/2008 21:03

lol

You call me a novice and then proceed to say that this share is
worth buying because it was once a much higher price :-))

I see your ramping is getting more desperate.

Good luck..final post here.

[jotoha1] 26/5/2008 20:43

8t , nobody is selling at below 3p , unless they are desperate for 10% profit, certainly PG will be in for the long haul ....roll on 30p

[jotoha1] 26/5/2008 20:28

8t look at the long term chart, major holders have been in at £1.40 plus , so coming out at 30p will still be painfull for some and not so painfull for the brave, get your wallet out and have some !!

[jotoha1] 26/5/2008 20:28

8t look at the long term chart, major holders have been in at £1.40 plus , so coming out at 30p will still be painfull for some and not so painfull for the brave, get your wallet out and have some !!

[8trader] 26/5/2008 19:26

"30p+" to get out !

That's a classic pump and dumpers statement, they pick a wild figure out
the air at many many multiples of the current shareprice to try and fool
others into thinking the current shareprice is cheap so they buy and then
the pump and dumpers sell at less than 90% of the price they were promoting.

I clocked you a while back doing this on numerous threads !

Yet another shameless ramper.

[jotoha1] 26/5/2008 19:10

Clearly your comments on PDR show you to be novice a at evaluating situations!!

[jotoha1] 26/5/2008 19:09

8t this stock is so tightly held that this stock will rise on minimal trades..rightly so , some of the large holders have held for years and are looking for 30p plus to get out with reduced loses, why do you thing PG bought away from the market? because there is minimal free float!

[8trader] 26/5/2008 16:31

I remember it well callumross.

Just goes to show how should never brush aside any company with
debt.

Pdr had about 6 mil debt but just made 4.5p earnings on a 22p shareprice
in 6 months so you would think there's no problems covering interest and
paying down debt, within a few months it's bust !

The truth is there was a distressed seller who knew about the companies
position and was trying to dump stock at any price hence the price plunge.

But you rampers just ignore the balance sheet and carry on pump and dumping
until you are all out sometime this week !

[callumross] 26/5/2008 16:26

we shouldn't really laugh about this but on 7th May 8trader posted the following on the PDR thread in response to my concerns about the share price movements in PDR that day:

"Bit extreme there !

What's so suddenly gone bad to make you say that.

I reckon distressed seller so mm finding a support level to clear
the stock."

THE NEXT MORNING PDR HAD GONE BUST! LOL

[jotoha1] 26/5/2008 16:17

Batty , 8t likes to visit lots of sites, and always to put a negative slant on things,he wrongly assumes that every company which is down on share price is down and out for good, he has not heard of the word recovery!

[battyman2] 26/5/2008 15:50

This 8Trader character reminds me of Darth Vader!

[jotoha1] 26/5/2008 15:05

8t , debt is not aa issue, if you have a mortgage then you have debt, its fine as long as you can pay it down, same as DWSN, once we have new management in place and margins improve to say £5/6 m net profit then a modest rerating to 16/20 pence will happen, thats why PG has bought in , massive risk reward here if they can sort it!!!

[8trader] 26/5/2008 12:55

jotoha1.

You make me laugh, when you were ramping Coro you brushed aside
the loan notes that swamped the company and once again you just
brush aside debt and debt in this market is always twice as dangerous
but like i said, just carry on and ramp away and ignore facts.

[callumross] 26/5/2008 12:52

cg1953 - but I couldn't care less that PG has invested £1m of LDSG cash in DWSN as I have no interest at all in LDSG. I am only looking at it from the perspective of a shareholder (for 3 days!) in DWSN.

[cg1953] 26/5/2008 11:39

callumross
fact1
pg has invested 1 million in DWSN using LDSG cash.
whether he subscribed for 'new' shares or bought shares thru the market; he now has a large exposure to a troubled textile company that was in talks [maybe still is] with a large chinese customer/supplier to dwsn, but that so far had declined to make an offer despite having access to dwsn books.

fact2
there is no synergy between ldsg and dwsn.
there just MAYBE some synergy between british mohair spinners[bms] yorklyde[ykld] and dwsn but they were bought thru BROWALLIA; pg's private investment vehicle.

as usual with these swedish investors; all smoke and mirrors and potential conflicts of interest.

i should add that i have now only a speculative interest in both these counters, but would have preferred a development other than this one, but then again this news is better than administration !!! lol.but that still may yet arrive. lol
but hey, look on the bright side, LDSG have almost doubled there money now !!! lol

[ihavenoclue] 26/5/2008 10:06

From 9th May RNS

"Dawson International announces that, following an actuarial review of the
Group's pension fund liabilities for the 2007 annual report, the balance sheet
value of the Group's net pension fund liability as at 29 December 2007 is
estimated to have fallen to £4.7m (30 December 2006: £19.8m). Of the overall
reduction in the deficit of £15.1m, an estimated £11.3m was due to an increase
in corporate bond rates which are used to discount future liabilities.

The estimated deficit remains subject to audit. The final pension position will be confirmed when the Group announces its preliminary results for the year ended 29 December 2007 which is expected to take place at the end of May/early June 2008."

Results should be interesting - should have a good effect on the share price at this level IMHO

Regards
IHNC

[jotoha1] 25/5/2008 13:47

I'm with PG on this one, debt no problem once we have reasonable margins, looks like new investors see it the same way...happy investing 8 T

[8trader] 25/5/2008 10:30

Yeah, lets not mention debt and just ramp away !

[jotoha1] 25/5/2008 10:25

At current prices , market cap is around £5m. Turnover ,and this is a no brainer , is probably going to be around £80/90m if the Swede can sort out margins then we wil see a massive rerating ,now of course someone else might well be looking at this distressed price and go for the company , either or, we are due for some mega fun!

[battyman2] 24/5/2008 20:44

I do hope that people stick to this thread from now on!

[battyman2] 24/5/2008 20:43

I believe that you're right. Next week should prove most interesting IMHO>

[jotoha1] 24/5/2008 16:40

Cg, please do some research before you post silly comments!