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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Legendary Inv. | LEG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.085 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.085 | 0.085 |
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Posted at 27/9/2018 07:47 by sam the man1 zipster the deferred shares are basically worthless, as CI says, the £7.90 is just a nominal value.Your investment in old LEG shares will be reflected in the 10,188,255 new 8GP shares that will start trading tomorrow. These will need to be worth 32p to reflect the current 0.085p or 37.7p to reflect 0.1p. Or put simply it's a case of multiplying any value you put on LEG shares by 377. Anything less than that will be a loss. Hope this makes sense 🍉 |
Posted at 25/9/2018 13:55 by carefreesid I think it will be a long wait.I dont believe VS is commercial with its main areas of retail and NHS, much less any of the pie in the sky areas in which they are allegedly in talks. Nice idea, but just not commercial, so I see vs with an nominal value of £5-£10ml Bare in mind hundreds of people know what VS is currently doing and earning, and all of them will be asked by contacts of theirs if this is a buy via the back door LEG route. The share price is telling you its not. If I am right, then the real value for this share is about 0.02p at best. |
Posted at 09/9/2018 10:12 by mudbath PaulThanks for your response. There are several categories of banking licences which may or may not be granted. According to research by soupdragon,the granted authorities to operate,provided by the New Zealand regulatory authorities,were very restrictive in their scope. It was unusual for the information regarding the IBS grant to be disseminated, not by the investee company,but by Legendary Investments.This was probably necessitated by IBS having no discernible structure. I do not believe that it was Zaf who was the enabler in their gaining the licence,rather Ms Kenina Maree Court,as it was she who lodged the IBS "banking application" and who is the Director of Eight Peaks NZ. Court is undoubtedly a pivotal figure involved with Zaf in maneuvering the maze of cross IBS holdings . By the way,if you choose to refer back to annual reports from a few years back,these extolled the virtues and promise of numerous earlier LEG investee companies,none of which generated any returns for investors before fading away into obscurity . As I have similar doubts concerning the viability and integrity of CfA,not to mention its valuation,its seems reasonable to me that any investment in LEG should be kept to a minimum. I may of course be wrong. |
Posted at 04/9/2018 11:06 by chinese investor uncle jack,"This from LEG:- We are sorry that you are not able to trade Legendary via Halifax. Regarding KID, we have had these queries before from Halifax and have told them that we are not required to publish a KID; we took legal advice on this when it came to the fore some time ago. We can only suggest that you use another broker. Legendary Investments PLC" |
Posted at 03/9/2018 22:27 by professor liar One doesnt wonder why you were sacked from James Capel:Professor Pettigrew3 Sep '18 - 22:12 - 15428 of 15428 0 0 1 One wonders what the true value of Crowd for Angels really is. Given this article, maybe LEG have hit the jackpot, yet again. The funding platform you mention is the oldest around, and the most successful. The turkey that leg have bought into can barely raise a bean. As for leg hitting the jackpot again, that implies they've hit the jackpot before. They have never hit the jackpot, the share is at an all time low, and the consolidation allows for yet more share issuance at the expense of existing shareholders. Anyone with a brain can see this is a shocking investment, always has been and always will be. Only a blinkered fool like you, pettigrew, thinks otherwise. |
Posted at 21/8/2018 16:38 by zipster241 Manas loan was always a shady move. Why lend them 260k and then ditch them 6months later.I'd like karim to explain where he got 100k to spend on leg shares in the most recent placing. His salary at leg is circa 40k plus considerable expenses. The BOD should explain all of the 500k expenses. They have no reason to be spending 500k on an expense account. The predicted consolidation has arrived along with 30m new warrants for the consultants who advised Leg would benefit from consolidation. We could all see that coming. Shareholders ripped off again |
Posted at 19/8/2018 23:02 by professor pettigrew Indeed paul - but I got it some months back from VS, via an e-mail, that they, and they alone, will give permission for Zaf to RNS anything.In a way, it's a big negative, because the lack of news keeps a big lid on the share price. On the other hand we here have the knowledge of what is happening, and can continue to accumulate LEG stock without the wider investing market knowing the info. It's like buying as many LEG shares as you can or want to, at 0.10p now, and just waiting. The intrinsic value of LEG, via stuff like VS and the other holdings, is rising all the time, it's just that the market cannot see it thanks to the way the information is disseminated to it. But eventually, all will be out. That's when we'll see 0.2p, 0.5p, and the eventual 1p. It may take some time, one or two years maybe, but it will happen. It just makes sense to accumulate as many LEG shares at these prices as possible. The more tightness there is in the free float, the quicker the coiled spring will activate eventually. The detractors and trolls can say and do and post what they like. At the end of the day they mean nothing, nor do their comments. |
Posted at 13/8/2018 07:19 by michaelsadvfn david,are you sure? Professor Pettigrew 12 Aug '18 - 23:52 - 15072 of 15072 0 0 0 LEG do not just have holdings in certain companies, Virtualstock, an exceptional growth story, IBS, an NZ banking company with huge potential, but also companies such as Crowd For Angels, who with their business plan also own and operate holdings in many smaller start-ups. LEG hold a significant percentage in all these operations, and particularly with CfA have multi-holdings in the smaller companies. With LEG trading at under a £4m mcap their probable value now is around 3 to 4 times that. |
Posted at 12/8/2018 23:52 by professor pettigrew LEG do not just have holdings in certain companies, Virtualstock, an exceptional growth story, IBS, an NZ banking company with huge potential, but also companies such as Crowd For Angels, who with their business plan also own and operate holdings in many smaller start-ups. LEG hold a significant percentage in all these operations, and particularly with CfA have multi-holdings in the smaller companies.With LEG trading at under a £4m mcap their probable value now is around 3 to 4 times that. |
Posted at 01/8/2018 11:41 by professor pettigrew Virtualstock, a company that focuses on helping retailers and healthcare providers compete more efficiently in the digital marketplace, announced the installment of René Schuster as Chairman. At the same time, they made public a finalized Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) fundraising round of £3.42 million. These announcements make it clear that Virtualstock, one of the UK’s fastest growing tech companies, has no intention of slowing down.If you’re unfamiliar with the company, Virtualstock provides a cloud-based solution called The Edge that helps businesses streamline and integrate their digital supply chains. The Edge has seen tremendous success and has provided those companies that use it increased efficiency, growth, and customer satisfaction. To make its success crystal clear, just consider the fact that six out of the top ten UK retailers are Virtualstock clients. With Virtualstock’s position in mind, it’s easy to see why René Schuster would be a good fit at the helm. René Schuster has a history of successfully growing global tech and telecommunications companies. He’s best known for his run as CEO of Telefonica Deutschland, a major internet provider in Germany. While CEO, he led Telefonica through the largest IPO in Europe, raising over €1.6 billion for the company and transforming it from a €3 billion market capitalization company into one with €14 billion market capitalization. When he left Telefonica, it was one of the largest telecommunications companies in all of Europe and one of the top two consumer brands in Germany. In addition to his time as CEO of Telefonica Deutschland, Schuster has also held several senior positions at other tech companies, including: •Chief Operating Officer with Vimplecom, one of the world’s largest telecommunications companies •Global Marketing Director with Vodafone plc, a multinational telecommunications conglomerate based in London •Senior Vice President with Hewlett Packard •European CEO of Compaq Computer Corporation Beyond his years in the tech industry, he’s also gained valuable private equity experience as a Partner at Vitruvian, a Europe-based private equity firm that specializes in helping high growth companies get needed capital. Schuster’s experience is exactly what Virtualstock needs to keep up the momentum that they’ve gained over the past two years. In that short time, they’ve seen their revenue growth increase from a little over 60% to over 70% and their headcount go from 20 to 116. It appears that, with Schuster steering the ship, Virtualstock is poised to see continued growth and success. With all of this said, since Virtualstock is a privately held company, there is no way to directly invest in it. However, Legendary Investments plc (LON: LEG) holds a 6.8% stake in the company. At Virtualstock’s current valuation, Legendary Investments’s stake is valued at £4.76 million and with Legendary Investments’s current market cap sitting at £3.84 million, it may be a nice way to get exposure to Virtualstock at a discount. In addition, Legendary Investments owns stakes in several other exciting companies, including Crowd For Angels and IBS. And since the market cap is less than the current Virtualstock valuation at the moment, you’re essentially getting in on those for free. All in all, Legendary Investments might be a great buy that will help diversify your portfolio and give you access to some businesses that have huge potential. |
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