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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Formjet (See LSE:TQC) | FMJ | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.715 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.715 | 0.715 |
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Posted at 13/8/2009 09:09 by fft The problem is that we have been here before 5 years ago, and management were not exactly honest as to what was really going on. The credibilty of FMJ is shot, and imho, the new investor would have been better to have taken his money and set up a whole new business with no chapman and no legacy problems. Or, if he so enamoured with ability that he really wanted FMJ, he should have got rid of chapman. While he is there, there will always be doubts. |
Posted at 24/7/2009 09:14 by refusenish Carphone Warehouse is getting a bit excited about retail sales And another tick up today Plans to separate Carphone Warehouse's (CPW) broadband operations from its retail division are steaming ahead, with the demerger likely to be completed by March. Europe's biggest mobile phone retailer had originally set a July date to split its Talk Talk arm - the UK's biggest provider of residential broadband - from Best Buy Europe, its joint retail venture with US group Best Buy. It believes the move will make the two groups more highly valued by investors. Both companies will have a London listing. Best Buy already has its own £350 million banking facilities in place and plans to roll out a new chain of electrical goods stores across Europe, starting in Britain next year. The group today delivered more positive news for the retail sector, saying it is on track to meet its full-year targets as markets stabilise. Chief executive Charles Dunstone said: "Both our businesses have continued to make good progress, despite the economic climate, and we are able to re-iterate all the financial guidance we have given for the full year." He added that he was "optimistic" there would be no further downturn in trading. |
Posted at 26/6/2009 13:22 by emuphil davidosh - 19 Jun'09 - 12:28 - 338 of 346"and his first year remuneration will no doubt ensure he recovers his investment unlike shareholders in FMJ over the years" Davidosh His first year salary is £1200 so it's not going to cover his investment: "Mr Monk will be paid only a nominal salary of £1,200 p.a. until the Board is satisfied that the expansion of the Group's business justifies payment of any greater salary or fee." And as other posters have said 25p is only pretty much what other investors could have bough at recently - I got some myself for not much more than this. All in all I think it's a pretty big vote of confidence. |
Posted at 19/6/2009 21:09 by davidosh Looking at the chart above I guess you must have been short if you think you are in profit !The institutions put in loads just a few months back at 0.75p to fund an acquisition. Nothing has been bought but this new investor can come in at 0.25p and buy about a quarter of the company with a big lump of cash in the bank for selling half the assets. Does not seem fair to me ! |
Posted at 19/6/2009 12:28 by davidosh He may have a chance to put in 200k but that is at below the market (and at a tiny fraction of where FMJ investors put in their money) and his first year remuneration will no doubt ensure he recovers his investment unlike shareholders in FMJ over the years. What about the recent institutional investors...Why is he not investing at the same price as they did ? |
Posted at 07/4/2009 14:48 by pharma2 told you goggin there is knocker no 1 dell.i buy and spend cash and now davidosh agree,s with him.with investors like davidosh on the thread i now know why its so low.p+d is all they can say at least i put my cash on the line 2.25m holding now.i give up |
Posted at 07/4/2009 14:43 by davidosh Thanks dell....I shall not waste my time here then.I do not have shares in MTG but it was reported by an investor AFAIAA. I have not heard anything. Did their results come out ? |
Posted at 30/3/2009 12:38 by davidosh The instos seem to have bought lots in that placing so should be keen to know what exactly happened on behalf of all our pension monies. That website has a lot of serious investors who like to check what is going on around the small caps so will be worth your while sharing experiences. |
Posted at 30/3/2009 10:56 by powwow Goggin,Not sure if anyone can prove they misled investors. Have they ever said what the deals were worth? Have they ever said these deals were life changing? Have they ever said they were going to make profit and made any profit forecasts, no? So all in all, the PI believed these deals with company changing, maybe they did, but no one has ever asked, what was their margin, what did they need to sell to cover costs and make a profit. I'm sure they did their best, but history tells us their best is not that good. |
Posted at 27/3/2009 11:31 by goggin 3.7 million sold at £.001, we will have an announcement soon.some one is bloody desperate worth only 3.7k if only we knew what was really going on, surly the business is worth something to someone to step in and buy. Their tie ups with the big players completely fooled me. market cap now .6 million If the company has deliberitly misled investors, what options are open to us as investors. Does anyone live near this company? How many staff do the have? What about the directors? Individual share holders cannot allow themselves to be continually screwed. Share holders action group to remove the board? |
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