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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Water Hall Grp | WTH | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 2.25 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.25 | 2.25 |
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Posted at 05/7/2013 09:14 by solarno lopez The facts are before any right minded investor TILTON as you continue your de-ramping |
Posted at 20/9/2012 09:27 by red army Investors can pile in at 2.5p currently (placing price) |
Posted at 24/3/2010 10:41 by tara7 I buy when others give up on a stock, look at SAF today and YCO a few weeks back, just get to cheap like here. Learn to not look back at Any company it does not help just puts 95% of new investors off buying the shares. |
Posted at 22/12/2008 19:43 by rainmaker Masurenguy-I've got no shareholding or any kind of financial commitment here and no interest in the future direction of the shares. However if they decided to have a consolidation issue to narrow the spread(there are Investors who feel this action would have no effect)then I would definitely have a closer look though i don't think i would be able to buy sufficent number to make it worth my while. I just feel that what I'm saying makes a great deal of sense whether you are a shareholder here and another similiarly lowly priced share with a prohibitively large dealing spread.regards |
Posted at 22/12/2008 12:18 by rainmaker I've written a Post about Water Hall Group PLC which I have copied below but this may equally well apply to numerous other lowly price shares.The point is that there are Companies whose financial performance improves but there share price fails to follow. These same Companies would have difficulty raising money by placing shares. If you are a shareholder in such a Company there is nothing stopping you writing to the Company and asking for a consolidation issue. It's no magic wand but it will such as hell help. "This share desperately needs a consolidation issue aka reverse stock split to narrow the percentage dealing spread which is prohibitively expensive-At the moment the bid/offer is 3.5p to 5.5p which is 36%. So you buy at the offer price and you are immediately showing more than a one third paper loss.Serious investors will not look at this Company twice.Consequently it trades on a lower rating than would otherwise be the case. If the Company had a 10 for 1 consolidation issue the share price(all other things being equal) would trade at 45p but would the spread be 35p bid to 55p offered?.No, you would expect a spread of maybe 43p bid, 47p offered max. Now suddenly the dealing spread cost is a far more acceptable 8.5% which in turn will attract more volume(from Investors previously deterred by the high dealing costs) narrowing the dealing spread further.The practical implications for the Company( and Investors) would be a 10 fold increase in it's par value. These days a par value doesn't have much significance although a Company is unable to buy back shares for cancellation or issue new shares at less than this value. There would be a financial cost involved for WTH but for such a small Company with a relatively small number of shareholders the costs would be minimal.If you are a shareholder in WTH I would urge you to write to the Company and ask for a consolidation issue as a matter of great urgency." regards |
Posted at 20/12/2008 14:28 by rainmaker This share desperately needs a consolidation issue aka reverse stock split to narrow the percentage dealing spread which is prohibitively expensive-At the moment the bid/offer is 3.5p to 5.5p which is 36%. So you buy at the offer price and you are immediately showing more than a one third paper loss.Serious investors will not look at this Company twice.consequently it trades on a lower rating than would otherwise be the case.If the Company had a 10 for 1 consolidation issue the share price(all other things being equal) would trade at 45p but would the spread be 35p bid to 55p offered?.No, you would expect a spread of maybe 43p bid, 47p offered max. Now suddenly the dealing spread cost is a far more acceptable 8.5% which in turn will attract more volume(from Investors previously deterred by the high dealing costs) narrowing the dealing spread further.The practical implications for the Company( and Investors) would be a 10 fold increase in it's par value. These days a par value does have much significance although a Company is unable to buy back shares for cancellation or issue new shares at less than this value. There would be a financial cost involved for WTH but for such a small Company with a relatively small number of shareholders the costs would be minimal.If you are a shareholder in WTH I would urge you to write to the Company and ask for a consolidation issue as a matter of great urgency. regards |
Posted at 20/7/2007 12:15 by rainmaker There's a letter going to the Company in the next few days pushing for a consolidation issue-I know because I helped write it for a Friend!. Will let you know the reply.Previously they revealed that they had looked into the possibility of setting the facility for a cheap way for small private investors to deal in their stock but abandoned the idea due to the high costs involved.I feel with this shareholder friendly attitude they will give serious consideration to this prosposal. regards |
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