2 Way Traffic N.V Share Discussion Threads

[optomistic] 08/5/2005 12:22

The few 'new' shares that they gave me for the thousands I had will have to increase by a hell of a lot!. Biggest rip off I have come across, I could understand it if the company had disappeared out of existance but to take our holdings and continue trading and feeding the directors like it does really gripes.

[maestro.] 08/5/2005 12:06

yes..they will rocket because of massive cost savings

[angry eric 2] 08/5/2005 12:03

Does any one have an idea how the merger of TLWT and NTLI will affect the share price of Telewest shares?

[angry eric 2] 01/5/2005 11:27

Thanks. Why Titan, why not Titanic it would seem more appropriate.

[blooming] 30/4/2005 10:08

AngryEric: When they restructured they transferred the ongoing business to a newly created company - Telewest Global. Now they just need to dissolve the old company which is now just a shell.
It amuses me though that they want to change the old company's name to Titan PLC - is that so that the name 'Telewest' does not appear on any list of dissolved companies...hmmm.

[gerryl] 29/4/2005 21:50

Maestro
sell it up mate and get into ELN Elan while there still money to be made out there
G

[howling] 29/4/2005 15:49

Just crossing the t and .

[angry eric 2] 28/4/2005 20:13

Are we going to get stuffed again. Liquidation rumours.

[hightech] 26/4/2005 23:50

Anyone here.
What is this liquidation issue?

[angry eric 2] 07/4/2005 20:53

Any one no what's happening. TLWT up 4.5%?

[rorysdad] 06/4/2005 16:52

At a time in 2000, the shareprice of the Company reached a high of £5.62. At that time the Company was worth, (in my belief), an estimated £16 Billion and had debt of £4.45 Billion.
Instead of placing a Rights Issue of 1 new for 4 shares held, which would have substantially wiped out all debt, the Company continued for a further 9 months, before arranging another Loan. This placing the Company deeper in debt: increasing it to £5.132 Billion.
As a reward for placing a loss making Company, (at that time and for the foreseeable future), deeper into debt, the FD received a bonus of £170,000.
Despite my basic education, I am sure that any sensible man would not believe, the way to pursue a debt crisis in a loss making Company, was to increase debt further: this increasing Interest payments and ensuring it even less likely to survive.
Given the Mismanagement of the Company, it was inevitable that the Company would at some point be unable to repay Debt Interest; far less Loans at Surrender Date.

[snappy] 04/4/2005 18:09

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[angry eric 2] 04/4/2005 18:08

Remember how they didn't sell Flextech when they were desparate for cash to prevent d for e. Well they lying b*st*rds are now selling it!

[howling] 04/4/2005 15:43

Lost 15ooo £.....................never mind a

[rorysdad] 03/4/2005 20:28

Was at one time a £16 billion company !

[shirishg] 03/4/2005 16:32

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[tkalam] 03/4/2005 16:22

Wondering how a billion pounds compnay go down in such a way??????

[maestro.] 03/4/2005 16:16

i'm happy,averaged down at 0.8p...only way to make money in this game

[adamstip] 03/4/2005 16:10

Sunday express reporting that flextech about to be sold for 800 million sterling. should boost twt price in the states on monday, too little too late for me.
* German media group RTL prepared to bid up to 800 mln stg for digital TV group
Flextech - Sunday Express
* Contractors (AMEC, Fluor, Jacobs, Bechtel) could earn 4 bln stg from nuclear
clean-up deals) - Independent on Sunday
* UK's largest radio companies shunning the auction of THE WIRELESS GROUP, run
by former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie, because they do not want to compete with

[ebahgum] 31/3/2005 10:53

Telewest promises 10Mbps broadband trials 12:03PM
Cable provider Telewest has revealed that it plans to trial a 10Mbps broadband service later this year.
It is also planning to upgrade all its 256Kbps users to 512Kbps for the same £17.99 monthly fee, following the upgrading of all its other customers in November 2004. It will also be upgrading its servers to ensure fewer broadband faults

The company has also said that it has found that 'uncapped access appeals', which to be frank comes as no surprise. Telewest customers therefore have good reason to believe that they won't have to worry about monitoring their broadband usage for the forseeable future.

Telewest TV customers can look forward to the launch of the company's digital video recorder in the second half of 2005.