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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Queen's Wk | LSE:QWIL | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0HW5366 | ORD NPV |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.99 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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24/9/2009 17:23 | I think I will top up around the 2 euro mark. At that level you have a 16% yield. Not many of those left in the market now. | nickcduk | |
24/9/2009 15:59 | Chart's looking well sick now. | eeza | |
24/9/2009 09:59 | Telegraph - 23/9/09: Lloyds bond issue is a sign of confidence Two years on from the dislocations that forced Northern Rock to go cap in hand to the Bank of England, things are starting to heal. It was a shortage of money-market funding, or liquidity, that meant the UK lender couldn't meet its short-term obligations. That liquidity has remained absent until now. Lloyds Banking Group has unveiled the first new mortgage-backed securitisation issue. It raises £4bn for the bank to lend to credit-starved borrowers. It reveals that institutional investors are once again willing to buy securities backed by a portfolio of UK mortgages, which speaks volumes not just about confidence in the money markets, but confidence in the housing market and our economy more broadly. Crucially, it's not a return to the bad old days. The issue is priced at 170 basis points above Libor compared with a pre-credit crunch price of 15-20, so it's not the cheap money that got us into trouble. It also reveals confidence about Lloyds and its Halifax lending business. There are also reports that Volkswagen is planning a bond secured against car loans. But don't tell Herr Steinbrück he'll burst a blood vessel. | davebowler | |
23/9/2009 13:59 | Yes, One of the MMs obviously forgot! | ptolemy | |
23/9/2009 13:46 | Its gone XD today for those that weren't aware. | nickcduk | |
23/9/2009 12:55 | 3k buy, bid up 1 point. 2 x 3k sells , bid down 13 points. Lol. | eeza | |
17/9/2009 05:49 | Cerrito - Markets being as bullish as they are will start chasing yield and returns. Think this should be trading nearer NAV. Once debt is paid off they can re-assess their gearing policy. That should magnify returns going forward. I expect the NAV figure to start rising pretty soon. | nickcduk | |
16/9/2009 20:33 | Listened into conference call Key is Portugal with mortgager exposure is 43 % of portfolio; stated that no news is good news and that they had a good quality portfolio and guestimated that current ltv is about 70% Italy with 16% of exposure(not sure how much of this is mortgage and how much SME) is frustrating given that the local banking system is still sufficiently liquid that they are getting prepayments so they are cash trapped till 2014 surprised that they are paying down debt so quickly but looking at doing a deal with the magallen portfolio which may require financing. very comfortable with my holding; been in since share price eas E10 but recently did an additional top up at just under £2. Little downside but not sure how much higher it has to go meant to ask about dividend policy but I would imagine will not want to further reduce the dividend below E0.08 per quarter and I am confident they will have no need to. | cerrito | |
15/9/2009 08:40 | If it wasnt for: 'The balance sheet value of the Company's hedges declined by EUR3.0 million in the quarter ended 30 June 2009. The HPI option hedge declined by EUR1.5 million and the value of the MDAX Option declined by EUR1.0 million.' we would have seen the NAV stabilising out from its decline over the last 2 years. cash generation good. regular buyer in the market. new investments kicking in. dividend stable - well covered. debt easily under control. These european countries theoretically coming out of recession? Shame about the hedges. imho. | timanglin | |
15/9/2009 08:08 | Agreed flying pig, A little surprised about the Italian situation but not overly concerned. Nice to see some of the UK paper being written back. Conference call attendees is a pretty good indicator of interest. Remember listening into one when no bothered to ask any questions. On the last one even Goldman Sachs tuned in. | nickcduk | |
15/9/2009 07:57 | First-quarter results Good cash generation, dividend maintained, portfolio stabilising - basically good news. We may get more detail in the conference call later today. | flying pig | |
14/9/2009 09:44 | Am hoping that they will have good news on defaults stabilising. Rate cuts should have fed through by now. Each set of results has led to a surge in the price. Expecting the same again tomorrow. Be interesting to hear how new investment opportunities are presenting themselves. | nickcduk | |
14/9/2009 09:27 | results first thing tomorrow morning with a conference call mid-morning. Another little dividend contribution expected. | flying pig | |
27/8/2009 21:13 | Looking forward to results again. Usually helps the shares higher and another quarterly dividend of 8c on its way. Was hoping to pick some cheap stock up at sub 2.20 but not had much joy. Not many places left for 15%+ yields any more. | nickcduk | |
27/8/2009 15:23 | It's been quiet here. Just showing we are still alive. Recently sudden little drop without any obvious reason, at least no small selling burst seen. Was it a little tree-shake to get some of us to sell in a panic? Or some biggish off-market sell, supplying our MM friends with cheap liquidity? Who knows, but I think the former most likely, as today we are back where we were, after only a few standard-lot buys. Results due in a few weeks. Should be more of the same and at least another 8 eurocent quarterly divi. Good luck to all holders. | zastas | |
14/8/2009 15:15 | Aye, You'll have to paddle on with-out me Good luck Watch out for the sharks ! | pillion | |
14/8/2009 15:07 | Its Euro Denominated. Perhaps that is the problem | nickcduk | |
14/8/2009 14:44 | Just had a reply email from Halifax They don't do QWIL | pillion | |
14/8/2009 14:25 | Thanks for rapid replies I'll try again | pillion | |
14/8/2009 14:18 | Bought another 2k with ShareCentre today. No problem with QWIL ticker. | eeza | |
14/8/2009 14:14 | I use Barclays and its O.K. with them. | davebowler | |
14/8/2009 14:11 | My online broker Halifax does not recognise QWIL Anyone get the same ? | pillion | |
13/8/2009 14:16 | That discount to NAV will disappear pretty quick if one of their portfolio's is called in by the originator. Will leave the company with a large cash pile. Hopefully discount will have narrowed by then. PRD is the kind of blueprint I expect QWIL to follow in due course. i.e. Trading around NAV and yielding about 10%. | nickcduk | |
13/8/2009 13:21 | Management have been on a buying spree!... | timanglin | |
13/8/2009 11:37 | Wasn't really expecting todays interim statement. Nice to see that portfolio is on track and performing well. NAV has steadied now and rises shouldn't be too far away. Nice to see opportunities are still presenting themselves which offer returns of 20%. Should be trading much higher both on an yield and an asset basis. Still an overhang to work our way through though. CAZ are the ones who are shifting the stock. | nickcduk |
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