Ifg Share Discussion Threads

[prezer] 06/5/2011 08:26

djderry spill the beans please.

[djderry] 04/5/2011 18:05

This is what's know as being caught with one's pants up! I think we can guess who is behind the bid! I am willing to consider an offer around the £2.70 mark.

[money mad] 04/5/2011 08:31

worth a punt?

[djderry] 16/11/2010 11:23

Steady as she goes,James Hay bedding in well,Ireland weak.

[tomking2] 19/3/2010 15:03

If you are interested in quizzing management, the company is exhibiting at this show in April: www.masterinvestor.co.uk. They have a few free tickets available for shareholders and other interested parties if you email the organisers at [e-mail] quoting 'IFG Group shareholder'.

[djderry] 13/1/2010 22:13

Well fair play to the board for taking on board my criticsm in post 144.It was a rushed job at the height of the holiday season.Giving shareholders a little leaway is magnanimous.

[djderry] 08/1/2010 20:51

Only 55% of shares taken up by existing shareholders.Fiordland (actually just one investor) now owns almost 20% (well 17%) of the co.

[djderry] 28/12/2009 23:37

Can't help feeling they are quite happy to let Fiordland pick up as many shares as possible at 1.05 euro.I received my offer on Christmas Eve and the cheque (which I posted today) has to be in by the 31st.Many shareholders may be away/on holidays,etc.And how come the directors are not taking up their rights,in effect giving Fiordland an 'in' at a substantial discount?What do we owe this investor?

[typo56] 14/12/2009 08:01

Won't it fall today, being ex offer?

[djderry] 13/12/2009 18:24

More light being shed on 'Fiordland' in the Sunday newspapers.Should give the share price a boost.

[djderry] 09/12/2009 22:01

This is a really big acquisition.James Hay will give them scale in the UK.Nine new shares for every 14 held at 105p.

[djderry] 06/11/2009 19:34

Solid IMS,international and UK divisions,i.e.,95% of the co. holding up well.Mortage business under continued pressure.

[djderry] 03/11/2009 20:30

Why the 12% drop today?

[djderry] 27/8/2009 20:34

Solid and robust interims.Cost cutting in the mortage business in Ireland and good progress internationally.Dividend maintained.

[djderry] 24/8/2009 19:50

Up another 10% today on low volume.As I've often pointed out,the share price is about the least informative piece of information regarding a stock.Hopefully it will continue to sail under the radar of the market until it doubles again!

[djderry] 31/7/2009 19:51

The mortage market in Ireland is not going to recover anytime soon.The trustee business should prove much more resilient.

[djderry] 18/5/2009 20:55

Up 100% in two months and much further to go.The IMS is cautious but 'strong internal cash generation' and a 'resilient'performance so far in '09 bodes well.

[djderry] 26/3/2009 07:30

Well, 2.37p and the interim of 1.27p gives 3.64p.yield of 10%.

[targatarga] 25/3/2009 22:44

dj - congratulations.

[djderry] 25/3/2009 19:48

Bought in today.Now,4p per share dividend for 40p stock ain't bad.

[djderry] 19/3/2009 23:26

Well as you lot have obviously abandoned IFG,(I almost fell over when I noticed a youthful LBO was actually bullish on a company back in the day!Nothing like a bit of time and experience to stifle those perdilictions),I will slowly buy up...all your shares!

[targatarga] 30/4/2007 11:17

I'm now out. There were three seperate articles regarding subprime in the Mail on Sunday. regards

[targatarga] 20/4/2007 12:30

support this side of the pond for acquisition.