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PAA Parallel Media

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Parallel Media LSE:PAA London Ordinary Share GB00BGSGT481 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 38.00 36.00 40.00 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
27/7/2016
12:23
the shareholder list posted on companies house is at least 15 months out of date (though supposed to be recent). £60 to get shareholder register at this stage seems unwarranted given the frequency at which stock is changing hands.

No individual holder other than the BOD/Harwood is 'supposed' to hold greater than 100k. In theory the only 'named' 3%+ holder capable is harwood or one of the directors who would need to RNS - but I suspect some private individual/entity could manipulate by building above 3% and simply neglect to inform the company

dusseldorf
27/7/2016
12:17
Duss - well strong buy volumes since 19th July would allow for 107k to be off-loaded in one go. Either relates to recent buyer or does it coincide with any holder on the register ?
mister md
27/7/2016
12:07
mister MD - The 107k probably represents the single largest transaction of shares in market for PAA since time began. The strength indicated by being able to sell 3.6% without knocking bid seems to suggest more than a prolonged PND IMO
dusseldorf
27/7/2016
12:05
Mister MD - A single transaction of 107k (just reported) is over the 3% threshold so in theory should have been reported both as a holding and subsequently a sale, doesn't seem to be the case unless its an MM transaction.
dusseldorf
27/7/2016
11:57
still feels like another pump & dump to me, though in slow motion this time...

But would love to be proved wrong.

mister md
27/7/2016
10:04
make that 14.6% of equity bought in last two weeks (see todays delayed buy from yesterday) - perhaps Oryx (harwood) is mopping up?
dusseldorf
27/7/2016
09:54
oddly however, in last two weeks there have been circa 380k buys 12.6% of entire issued share capital, vs. 43k sells 1.5% and no holding RNS changes.

It suggests the market makers have been sat on 10% (and then some) of the issued equity. which bears no resemblance to the last shareholder register posted by the company. My point being a large holder must have sold unless this is the balance of heralds from last year - though unlikely

dusseldorf
27/7/2016
08:20
Sellers dried up which is nice.
drmaccers
27/7/2016
07:41
Just think of those who have been watching the double digit rises the last few days - the one(s) who post here - but apparently never trade....
knigel
27/7/2016
07:34
Looks like the first rise not driven by the P&D brigade. you can sell up to circa 50k online at bid, which is the strongest its been for a long time (at these price levels at least).
dusseldorf
26/7/2016
20:10
Well that was a good day, there will be ups and downs but looking forward to a nice overall trend up
drmaccers
26/7/2016
14:44
6% of the companies stock bought in last 2 days. Question is how much are the MM's holding.
dusseldorf
26/7/2016
13:57
Eezy - still dont think people were stakebuilding? Sellers thin on the ground at present, which makes a change...
dusseldorf
26/7/2016
11:59
I suggest ARCH VILLAIN in the 345 - can't find a horse named NON HOLDER OBSESSIVE sorry 😁
knigel
26/7/2016
11:45
You mean the 3.10 or 3.45 race?
knigel
26/7/2016
08:31
TSG is currently throwing off buckets of cash, Maccers. That's why it bagged.

PAA has miniscule revenues, loses money, has only one full time exec director who has taken millions in salary out of PAA - while sharehlders have been diluted to death. There's a music biz owned by that chairman (NOT the company). The company that (apparently) operated the only (at one time) decent bit of the company has been sold to the chairman and is now owned (apparently) by one of his companies in Tortola (lol).

The company owes the chairman c £1m and other creditors another c. £1m. There is almost no cash, almost no receivables, no way currently of paying off these creditors.

Should I go on? Do tell us what you see as the attraction here!

As I've always said, a miracle can happen (eg some lunatic idiot fund manager stumping up for new equity), but why not just stick your penny punts on the 3.30 at Goodwood?

eezymunny
26/7/2016
07:56
Good luck with it, there are plenty of long termers here who need some luck with this one. I'm avoiding AIM for the most part - there are plenty of good recovery shares elsewhere
mister md
26/7/2016
07:51
That got abandoned mostly lol. TSG was the last blog, it's bagged a couple of times but the strategy was a bit hit and miss. I wrote a great one about MFX, it's incredibly undervalued and got TheEl1teTrader to edit it from his reviews but it's lower now, I never published. Maybe I will.Doing more a SmudgeDan approach of buy them tiny if there is a spark coming, Dan owns nearly 3% here interestingly
drmaccers
26/7/2016
07:42
DrMaccers, just came across your blog page:
hxxp://drmaccers.blogspot.nl/

"After 18 months of hit and miss investing im tightening things up. I'll be investing in profitable companies i feel are undervalued with a financial results catalyst not far off. I want wholesale price not retail."

Are you breaking your own rules with PAA?

mister md
25/7/2016
13:53
Exactly easy. All of those :)
drmaccers
25/7/2016
13:53
DrMaccers - I've met the chairman on at least 3 occasions - the first over diner a long time ago, the next two at AGM's - may have been to a 3rd AGM but can't remember. I can't fault his enthusiasm and positive spin for the future, but he has failed to deliver anything that has any longevity/sustainable profit. He's also made plenty of hollow promises of projections and desired targets (A long time ago his target was PAA as a £20m company) - 5700% increase from here? I'll take that.

At the moment my faith is partially in the chairman as he is true dealmaker, but moreover in Chris Mills and Tim Sturm (via Oryx 28% owner) to support the rationalisation, consolidation and protection of shareholder interests (having already blocked the AGM vote allowing more equity)!

As for buying now, the timing seems fine - you've missed many years of pain. I was thinking of buying a few more myself but I'll probably do so after I find out about acquisitions. Firstly as I don't want to put in good money after bad before a deal strike price is known, secondly I don't want to have to RNS my transactions as I already own 90,000.

dusseldorf
25/7/2016
13:42
News on what Maccers? The music biz that the company never owned? Or the golf biz that the company has sold to the Chairman? Or how they plan to pay off their debt with no cash and no profitable business ;)
eezymunny
25/7/2016
13:38
I think the chairman hasn't backed this for nothing. I think news flow will be coming out dinner rather than later too
drmaccers
25/7/2016
13:35
DrMaccers - that explains some of the buying. Can I ask the obvious question of why? or moreover why now?
dusseldorf
25/7/2016
13:21
I've bought close to 3% and a rather bigger hitter than me has too. Let's see what happens
drmaccers
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