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MFW Mayflower

6.75
0.00 (0.00%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Mayflower LSE:MFW London Ordinary Share GB0008002221 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 6.75 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Mayflower Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
23/2/2006
09:49
I hear that Simpson is off to the sun for Easter. No doubt he can lie on the beach, and ponder where it all went wrong.
tufts
19/2/2006
19:45
OTHER INTERESTING POINTS
soysoy
19/2/2006
19:42
BEEN CONTACTED BY SFO
IF YOU WANT TELL THAM ABOUT MAYFLOWER ,THERE INTERESTED IN TAKING A STATEMENT FROM YOU .

BUT WILL NOT GIVE ME ANY DETAILS

soysoy
03/2/2006
11:25
well atleast things are moving on the railways fiasco ... so you never know, something might hapedn at MFW.
but yes frankly, I dont see any money at all returned to private shareholders.

ecomkid
03/2/2006
09:17
basically NO

Mayflower is on the list of 'neg value shares' on the inland rev pages

I doubt they would be accepting it as a 'total loss' for CGT purposes if there was any chance of the crooks getting sorted and retribution obtained

the old school looks after its own dont you know!

crazy russian
02/2/2006
19:37
is there any chance at anytime of getting something for the shareholders
cubabuckley
30/1/2006
11:43
No just still waiting for tribunal etc,I am not sure what your qestion was on the 19 Jan
soysoy
30/1/2006
07:43
Anyone have any idea as to whats happening? Its gone awfully quiet.
nipper33
21/1/2006
09:23
Does anyone know about Messrs S;D;F, previous business background,if so then would Mr S encourage you to invest your life savings in Mayflower.
nipper33
20/1/2006
09:23
There was chance of management buy out and also
I understand it that there was an individual who built up a business of some sort I don't quite know what it was in, sold out, I've heard figures ranging from about 40 to 60 million quid that he made out of selling his business so he's obviously a wealthy individual but why would you invest maybe a third of your net worth in one company just before xmass he but about 20 million into Mayflower some one called JOHN HXXXVY
I have been told many times Simpson would engourage many individual to put there life savings into Maylower

soysoy
19/1/2006
10:14
I still can't understand why the price of the shares went up in the December,
before they went bust. It almost seems as if it was being manipulated. Was it?

tufts
11/1/2006
10:01
I see another bet being suggested!
crazy russian
10/1/2006
23:32
nipper a very good chance
soysoy
10/1/2006
18:47
What chance of a "term inside"for those involved.Or is this not up for discussion?
nipper33
10/1/2006
12:37
As it happened, I also held BGY too.....on the basis that nuclear was a crucial plank of energy policy. Right on the long-term view but in the meantime the shares went up the swannee as the Government blew with the wind on the issue.

My main investments thoughout recent years have been in oil companies where I have met or talked with all the key management players and, in most cases, in companies where the management's equity stake is high.....so that they suffer along with shareholders in the event they screw up.

Sadly I had met none of the BGY management [might have been different if I had!]....and I'd only met someone just below board level at MFW [who had underwhelmed]......so....lesson learned [even though it does indeed restrict the investment universe!]

ee

emptyend
10/1/2006
12:30
thanks for bet details
if i were more certain of NOT being misunderstood I would also like a 'piece of the action!!'

at best we are likely to win a confirmation that there was malpractice
I see no way we will win/receive any repayment from those said to be guilty
would love it be otherwise
but having been one or two others that have been looked at by FSA
with entirely predictable end results!
will not hold breath

emptyend.
..your last paragraph............. if you (and you should) include government complicity eg British Energy
then you not leaving much scope for investment!

crazy russian
10/1/2006
11:45
your work is appreciated soy soy
I cant see why some of these idiots are trying to get at you!!

the_doctor
10/1/2006
11:38
ANYONE NEW TO THIS THREAD "JACKNIFE" IS MY STALKER,SINCE I STARTED THIS ,HE OR SHE HAS BEEN THERE .
I MUST OF RATLED SOMEONE GAGE, I THOUGHT YOY HAD TO BE IN THE "HELLO" MAGAZINE TO HAVE TO HAVE STALKER

The following Disciplinary Tribunal has been appointed to hear the Complaints in relation to PwC, David Donnelly and Ian Shelton:

TO TAKE THESE TO TRAIL WILL COST QUIET ABIT SO THEY GOT HAVE PLEANTY OF EVIEDANCE OF WRONG DOING
I LOOK FORWARD TO THE HEARING,

soysoy
10/1/2006
09:16
resume of bet please!

not interesting enough to warrant a trip up to Oxford Street, but would like to know what and why I am missing out!

crazy russian
09/1/2006
22:41
JACKNIFE GET A LIFE
soysoy
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