Acg Acquisition Share Discussion Threads

[battlebus] 11/8/2009 17:50

PUGGLEY you certainly make me laugh but one thing will be even funnier thats this stock at 20p.

[asl1978] 11/8/2009 13:30

Surely we must be looking at closer to 20p when they announce what they are going to do with the £6m that this profit making £3m mkt cap company have in the bank!

[pugg1ey] 07/8/2009 14:59

when I cash in my fortune with ACG I will. not long now :-)

[moreforus] 07/8/2009 14:29

big buy again..buy yourself some clea puggley on the move up after consolidating.

[moreforus] 07/8/2009 10:03

Personal insolvency at new record

More people are becoming insolvent, but fewer firms are going bust
The number of people being declared insolvent has hit a new record in England and Wales.

There were 33,073 personal insolvencies in the second quarter of 2009, said the government's Insolvency Service.

That was a 9% rise on the first three months of the year, and 27% more than at the same time last.

The number of companies going bust in England and Wales continued to fall, down by 14% on the previous quarter but still 23% higher than a year ago.

[pugg1ey] 05/8/2009 15:56

MBO offer, 20p/share, you heard it here fisrt :-)

[moreforus] 05/8/2009 13:59

some pretty big trades gone through and mostly buys 140k...80k plus a sale of 90 - explains why we are up...think the 140k is a mm trade as no trade type

[battlebus] 31/7/2009 17:44

A nice day to top up 100,000 at a bargain 9p.

[pugg1ey] 31/7/2009 13:09

unfortunately :-(

[pugg1ey] 31/7/2009 13:04

good call short term Mark

[pugg1ey] 31/7/2009 12:56

better get on the phone again bb (!)

[markktm] 30/7/2009 10:57

I hope I'm wrong for you as well.

Private shareholders have had a rough time in these over the last couple of years with the likes of Fairpoint (the old Debt Free Direct) & these being at less then 10% of their peak...... that's a rough ride in anyones language!!!!

GL

[battlebus] 30/7/2009 09:19

Well you may be right Markktm, i'm hoping your not as i've put a lot off faith and money into this company which i'll not be surrendering at 10p. As for a communications nightmare i have spoken to the company regards this and was told that when they have any information on the cash pile and use of we will be informed. They are currently looking at all options whilst mindful of shareholder frustrations. Make of that what you will.

[markktm] 30/7/2009 08:46

Dream on Battlebus...... Dream on!! If you get 20p out of these I'll stand on the Trafalgar Square 4th plinth naked!!!

Salver2 - They've always been a communications nightmare - not even direct requests to the company get a answer (even worse they just get ignored with no response!). What's happening now is that they are sat there burning their way through the cash they have left from the IVA portfolio disposal...... as that reduces it erodes value for the shareholders left holding, then at some point (end of the summer??) they'll come out with the result of their "assessing the options for improving shareholder value"...... & having burnt a load of the cash will say it's not worth anything & try for an MBO on the cheap. That's the reson that 20p that some on here think is on the cards (& they've thought is on the cards ever since the disposal) has not been seen. I'd call that 20p is not ellusive...... it's extinct!!!!!

Anyway DYOR.... to share my hand I'm an ex holder who bought in low & got out just shy of 12p

[salver2] 29/7/2009 08:47

or even elusive!-has anyone any idea what this co is going to do now -they are a communications disaster

[battlebus] 29/7/2009 08:42

Snap up the odd 50,000 when you can, i can see the illusive 20p around the corner.

[moreforus] 24/7/2009 10:58

as the bbc cant write .. the number was below and not above analysts perdictions...

[pugg1ey] 24/7/2009 10:56

why did the FTSE spike at 9am then? I thought good GDP numbers had leaked (as released at 9.30am)

[moreforus] 24/7/2009 10:46

could be gdp numbers...maybe time to buy some clea...

The UK economy contracted 0.8% between April and June, more than double the figure economists had expected.

The contraction was much less than the 2.4% seen in the first quarter but was still above analysts' 0.3% prediction.

The latest figures take the annual rate of decline to 5.6%, the biggest fall since records began in 1955.

While an improvement on the previous quarter, the figures may indicate that the recovery could take longer than previously had been expected.

Hetal Mehta, senior economic advisor to the Ernst & Young ITEM Club, said that the data showed that hopes for a recovery had run ahead of reality.

"With credit still severely restricted, consumers and businesses continuing to retrench and world trade yet to pick up, it is hard to see any grounds for sustained optimism at the moment," he said.

The decline in economic output was driven by business services and finances, a sector that has been hit hard by the financial crisis.

"We are clearly out of the abyss but still have a difficult time ahead," said Brian Hilliard, economist at Societe Generale.

[moreforus] 24/7/2009 10:12

chart break out...(-;

[pugg1ey] 24/7/2009 10:08

It's about time ACG caught up JRVS

[pugg1ey] 23/7/2009 12:58

the reason there is no communication imo is they want to take this out on the cheap as was the case with RTD

[pugg1ey] 23/7/2009 12:52

burning cash?