Woodford Patient Capital Share Discussion Threads

[sawadee3] 04/10/2016 11:43

Looking good chaps :-)

[liquidkid] 29/9/2016 16:24

Yesterday, how did Woodfeld come to own 35% of RM2

Bag holding for the WPCT?
Then BOOM! today
£100mn in capita evaporates from one of the top 10 holding in the WEIF

[liquidkid] 27/9/2016 15:41

The cricket bat treatment you got sorted out a few of your ugly mates, but you, KuNt15, have reanimated into quite a scary character.
...slides the Katana out of its scabbard....
THRACK! the financial zombie is attacking THRACK! THRACK! SCRACK! POP Thud thud thud.
Amittedly it's a bit heavy handed response for the incontinent pus drooling verbal bullying but quite necessary in a bragadoucious way

And on your posts all over the boards - Is that the best you can do Woodfeld? Send out your Baldrick to stink up the place. What a cunning plan to try & eliminate LK007!

[kpo115] 26/9/2016 16:55

Ignore Liquid Underpants. You must be joking! He is a rancid little recluse who sits all day in the middle of a field digitally pleasuring himself. (He never manages the end bit, though, LOL LOL).

He fancies himself as a bit of an investment guru and gives advice on all kinds of shares none of which he knows anything about. For instance he's been slagging off Woodford's Patient Capital Trust for aeons, quite impotently. Indeed in July he was shorting it, or so he claimed. He was trying to get other holders to do the same. So what happened? They shot up about 15%, that's all!

He is also pretty thick about other financial matters. He avoids making a profit at all costs in case he has to pay Capital Gains Tax! Can you believe it? As if!!!

He also excuses himself for always making losses by saying that they can be very useful to put against his tax liabilities. The dope hasn't twigged that you've got to make said gains before the losses can be used.

He has also been making psychopathic fantasy posts pretending to smash those that disagree with him with a cricket bat about the head! Weird ain't a strong enough word.....

[sawadee3] 21/9/2016 12:59

Very good LK :-)

Meanwhile back in the real world, plenty more buying today. Mr Woodfords Trust is beating my expectations and turning into a rather nice investment :-)

[liquidkid] 21/9/2016 11:16

Doubt it.
See the ALM thread post 645
Woodfeld moar and moar has all the hallmarks of a Bond Villain.
- Grand but crazed scheme to be UK IP conquistador.
- turtle neck jumper
- investments in some very spurious if not borderline illegal companies.
- beaten up looking face, a scar running down the side would suit.
- The business is portrayed as safe for widows and orphans but ethically is involved in some outright gambles.
- crys blood
- sits there doing a monthly blog stroking a kitten, has the press all purring.
- Some suspiciously strange investments: Cat drugs, crowd funding, e-cigs, futuristic world dominating washing machines, Virtucon etc.
- Some 'appalling bad' quotes 'exploit very long-term opportunities' 'share prices can become detached from reality'
- ransomed investors for (in Dr Evil voice) 'One Beelleon dollars' while holding little finger to mouth.
- making his lieutenants go in on the scheme. e.g. the £50k director buy
- creating minions to ramp up the ALieing Mind story.

Number Two: Woodfeld, Why not use your knowledge of the future to play the stock markets? We could make trillions.
Dr. W.evil: Why make a trillion when we could make... billions?
"I want a kajillion bajillion dollars.

[sawadee3] 20/9/2016 10:29

Constant buying again today. About time they marked this up :-)

Happy days chaps :-)

[luckymouse] 18/9/2016 12:18

Perhaps an unfortunate fund start up time defined broadly by peak biotech - launching at a premium (stags) prob didn't help either

So was always gonna turn into a soft start in that sense - but a microscope on the sector reveals some renewed signs of life...BIOG, IBT firming for instance & WCPT now stabilised at par



EDIT: sniffing the under trend line a bit too much

[sawadee3] 17/9/2016 11:06

A simple transfer of shares from the impatient to the patient :-)

[dr biotech] 17/9/2016 11:05

Real closing price is 96.3p - the quote price of 98 is just the after hours auction anomaly

[bdog51] 16/9/2016 19:06

Flying high here, wish I'd bought more now.

[sawadee3] 15/9/2016 15:28

Nay-sayers very quiet :-)

Happy days chaps :-)

[sawadee3] 15/9/2016 12:59

Plenty of buys today :-)

[dr biotech] 24/8/2016 20:48

Not according to Advfns charts. It was higher in Dec than it is now...

[toffeeman] 18/8/2016 15:12

Sawadee - methinks you no comprende

[sawadee3] 18/8/2016 14:25

Patience certainly is paying off.

Mr Woodford has exceeded his 10% per year goal as far has i'm concerned.

12% in 2 months :-)

Very happy to hold forever :-)

[19bells] 18/8/2016 08:36

My HL account stated this was 97p at opening! Do they know something?

[kpo115] 17/8/2016 13:30

Hey, liquid kid, how's that short that you were boasting about on July 4 getting on?

I'll answer that: PATHETICALLY.

What a Prat! What a totally failed investment guru!

Mostly though, a complete loser.

[p1nkfish] 13/8/2016 10:37

Read ipo results. Ox Nano making decent progress, illumina settled, new projects.

[p1nkfish] 13/8/2016 10:35

No idea but he will want to.

[jonwig] 11/8/2016 20:33

pinkfish - it's not easy for an IT to issue new equity when existing shares trade at a discount to NAV. (A doddle if a premium.)

In the old days they did it by attaching warrants but I haven't seen this done for a long time. If the discount is a feature which looks as though it's going to last, how do you suggest they do it? Or will they just wait it out?