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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Euro. Islamic | LSE:EIIB | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BNG83T81 | ORD 50P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 117.50 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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10/4/2011 09:24 | NAV is the attraction! surely, predators, the likes of HBG, are ready for the kill. | rejawna | |
09/4/2011 19:01 | why IIs and directors are not buying? I accumulated more than I can chew... The one to watch is HBG holdings, their strategy is not to stay idle, so next few weeks should see a real turning point. directors change? with the synergy a takeover by HBG is not far away.... | rejawna | |
17/3/2011 15:32 | hummm this didn't collapse with IBB :) | nscap | |
02/2/2011 09:40 | HBG now own 14% of EIIB. Zawya, Dubai 25th November 2010 - HBG Holdings ("HBG"), a leading UK private equity investor and fund management business specialized in the Middle East, has today announced plans to invest $500 million in small and medium sized enterprises in the United Kingdom. HBG will specifically target companies with potential to expand operations in the United Arab Emirates and the GCC states. | rejawna | |
02/2/2011 09:05 | mronionbaji - I think you need to post my posts from now on! | nscap | |
26/1/2011 09:24 | I think we should keep the conversation going here and strip out this whole business to the core. See what we got and what we aint got.... | nscap | |
24/1/2011 15:15 | mroinion - you've said what i was trying to say | nscap | |
24/1/2011 13:03 | Thanks. I retract my comment re: diamonds / haram. A CEO/Chairman telling us that good times are around the corner holds no value to me. Read the Northern Rock CEO's announcement prior to the bailout. If a deal is hard to value then why invest? Yes they are now targeting the correct emerging markets but if their current valuations are anything to go by then my instinct tells me that someone in the organisation is about to gamble away shareholder funds. That person needs to go! I reiterate, that although I am very sceptical and cautious re: EIIB, I still feel it has the potential to be an elite banking institution. So 3.5p for a 10 year hold (from an intuitive perspective and by no means a valued perspective) seems to be a good investment. I just wish I could value EIIB and that will only happen when I know how their valuing their underlying opportunities and more worryingly if there is any conflicting interests. | nscap | |
24/1/2011 10:50 | rejawa Excellent. Thank you. I hope you understand that I am not arguing for argument sake here. It is very encouraging that they are hiring. My cynicism has helped me many times hence why I still don't hold shares yet. If anything, I would want to buy a nominal value and get some involvement with the team. My problem thus far (again, unless I have misunderstood) is that diamonds are not a halal investment. Diamonds are priced monopolistically and do not have inherent value like gold. This raises big questions about the credibility of the private equity team (or whoever valued the DCP investment opportunity.) I am not saying that every investor needs to wear a buffet hat. What I am saying is that every manager owes diligence to their shareholders. We are supposed to be investing in their ability to correctly value underlying assets. I feel that an iota of economic analysis would have prevented the debacle property portfolio (few years ago) which again closed at a loss. An investment bank which is writing off losses which could quite easily have been avoided tells me something about their business intelligence. I have "more" faith that the new CEO has created some sort of vision for EIIB. This is a very investable opportunity, but a few things need to change. They cannot scream caution then invest in assets which a non-qualified individual can see will bite them where it hurts. I'm in contemplation to meet the team as I think EIIB is one of the best companies on AIM, and offers the cheapest buy to future potential. | nscap | |
20/1/2011 13:52 | DCP is up by £3.5m. TRITECH have more than 5 wells with excellent flow rate and oil prices have trebled since 2009 low. a fair value of £25m compared to peers. ATH attracted $25m funding from US government.... IMO, they have a surprise or two in their sleeves, to save their reputation, yet to be announced. buy before its too late, anything below 3.5p is a good buy, dyor. | rejawna | |
19/1/2011 17:07 | How did you come to that? I don't actually hold yet and will do once I meet the CEO and know that his myriad of non-execs are no hindering do his role here. | nscap | |
18/1/2011 17:39 | Nice to see someone else on this thread. an improved NAV by 10-15% is my guess for the 2010 results. | rejawna | |
13/1/2011 14:09 | EIIB has always had huge potential but with incompetent leaders. The recent LTS by the CEO has installed faith and this is once again one to watch. | nscap | |
27/12/2010 17:13 | at last it is an investment bank! we should see share price above 7p on good results. | rejawna |
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