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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Setstone | LSE:STN | London | Ordinary Share | GB0008528928 | ORD 0.1P |
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08/10/2011 | 20:38 | SETSTONE - Sub-Penny Share (CASH SHELL) - Promising ? | 1,369 |
28/10/2008 | 18:20 | STONEHENGE.New stones appear. | 14 |
17/2/2005 | 21:06 | new epic | 3 |
02/4/2000 | 13:53 | Stentor - Offer for entire share capital | - |
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Posted at 15/8/2011 00:00 by doorway oh share shark stop teasing....why do u keep doing this |
Posted at 15/4/2011 13:34 by doorway intrest in stn after all,if percy gets hold of it i would rather lose it than him to get his grubby hands on it.... |
Posted at 01/10/2007 11:04 by bongo bwana John,Hope you are keeping well. Good to hear from you here and many thanks for your continued efforts with STN. |
Posted at 19/7/2006 10:02 by wakeland the fact is any of us still holding this have lost our money, sh*t happens. If you try to spot companies in their early stages you will always get the odd dog. What annoys me is that STN just seems to drift, they should wind up and at least any losses can be offset. I wrote to the address on the website maybe 2 months ago and received no reply. We could do with closure on this, can someone post P Burtons email address again. |
Posted at 24/2/2006 14:21 by thx1138 What exactly is the situation with Setstone shares? I haven't paid much attention to my holdings for a year or so now, according to my Etrade account they're not worth anything, is this correct, are the share or the company no more? |
Posted at 24/2/2006 08:39 by snoopdoggywuff Giltspur,The website I was referring to is the companies house website where all companies accounts can be found. I have the documents for the period in question and would be happy to send you a copy if you want them.They put a little bit of flesh on the bones regarding this whole sorry saga. Dont get me wrong about this. I share your concern and agree that safeguards should have been taken out and the lack of information throughout the process was lamentable. However due to there enforced delisting, the conduit for information seems to have been broken in late '04. I dont question your motive for doing what you are considering either, I have lost a bundle in this, the same as you and everyone else. I just feel now isnt the time and I think you would be wasting your time and money, as well as protracting the whole saga. Read the accounts and tell me what you think. Send me a mail to setstoneshares@aol.c |
Posted at 21/2/2006 11:38 by snoopdoggywuff Gents,At the risk of starting an online punch up/slanging match - which I would dearly like to avoid, I cant help but ask what you would hope to achieve by trying to bog this company down in even more red tape and legal action ?. The deal as it was has gone South, as happens to thousands of deals of this type every week. The facts are all there to see on the companies house website. It is going to take years to recover anything from this whatsoever through the courts, so anything we do as shareholders is simply going to drag it out even longer. We all invested our money three years or so ago, no-one held a gun to our heads. We didnt foresee problems, delays, bad deals and the like - We all saw pound signs which is exactly what we wanted to see. To call for Police investigations and to blame MWM for tipping this is a nonsense. Noone blamed him for tipping Asos !. For every Ashtead, there will always be a STN - face it, we just picked the wrong (HIGHLY SPECULATIVE) share. What we did was akin to gambling and we lost. No-one moaned more than myself on here at the lack of info provided and progress made. Now at least the facts, dissapointing as they are - are known. Every minute of there time we take up in whatever sort of protest is another we will have to wait in years to come to see if we ever get anything back. |
Posted at 17/1/2006 18:51 by davew28 1Setstone (formerly ThreeW.Net) ThreeW.Net Plc became a shell company after the closure of its unsuccessful dotcom business in 2002 (at the year end in October 2002, the company had a deficit in shareholders funds of £520,000 and creditors who could not be paid). The only real value remaining in the business was its AIM listing. It then proceeded to look for a business with which it could undertake a reverse takeover. But the company's AIM listing was subsequently suspended and after exceeding the suspension time limit of six months, it was delisted in November 2004. At an EGM in January 2004, a capital reorganisation was approved and a group of investors lead by London & Globe Securities Ltd subscribed for new ordinary shares and for some convertible loan stock "in order for the Company to settle outstanding claims from creditors, meet its regulatory obligations, undertake the statutory audit for 2003, and provide sufficient working capital to enable the Company to consider potential opportunities for eventual enhancement of shareholder value". The company changed its name to Setstone at the same time and continued to talk about the search for a reverse takeover candidate. During 2004, a total of 618 million shares were issued to raise £1.3 million. The Report and Accounts for the year ending October 2004, disclosed that approximately £1.6 million had been loaned to SHG Gold & Silver Ltd, an Israeli company with gold mining operations in Kyrgyzstan. This was in anticipation of a merger with SHG, but the transaction had never been concluded despite "heads of agreement" having been signed. It transpired at the AGM held on the 15th December 2005 that SHG had apparently backed out of the deal for reasons which were not totally clear, but they had certainly not repaid the loans, and the annual report noted that £750,000 of provisions against outstanding loans had been made. In addition it was revealed that there was a loan of £100,000 made to a Mr S. Robinson which was still outstanding although it was hoped to recover this. This apparently was also a loan made, without security being taken, in anticipation of a merger with a pornography publishing company. At the time of the AGM, 836 million ordinary shares were in issue. The shares are traded on an occasional basis by J.P.Jenkins and had an "indicative" price of 0.75p at that time, which values the company at approximately £6 million. But as the company seems to be back at square one in terms of looking for a future partner, it is difficult to see much prospect of a short term resolution of the problems of this company. And one must question the wisdom of the directors in granting loans to prospective partners prior to completion of merger proposals. Roger W. Lawson, UK Shareholders Association, 15/12/2005 |
Posted at 06/1/2006 16:59 by davew28 doorway,You are right. Nothing seems to happen and nobody gets told anything other than 'forget this as an investment'. It's about time that the company gave some details to us beleagured shareholders. That's Langbar, TTL and STN that I know of in the last 6 months that have suckered in us investors with no recourse. It's about time the LSE started taking some action dave |
Posted at 19/11/2004 11:05 by snoopdoggywuff Real shame we couldnt have relisted before chrimbo. When you look at the madness that is the AST share price, who are an empty shell LOOKING for mining/mineral aquisitions, gawd knows what the STN share price could have been by now. |
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