Avi Global Share Discussion Threads

[dani14] 15/2/2005 15:08

Thanks Daisy for your post number 66 with the aerial photo - I'll know where to park my helicopter !!!

[harry punter] 15/2/2005 11:36

many of you punters going to the meeting ?

[daisy777] 11/2/2005 19:13

Addendum to post no 41 of 8 Feb'05 - 00:43:

A letter from my stockbrokers arrived today, but without a voting slip.

It turns out my shares are held with others in a block holding and if I want to use my voting rights and go to the EGM, I need to apply in writing (and time is limited), otherwise the rights aren't used. Arrangements probably differ between Nominee Accounts/Stockbrokers.

In the letter, it doesn't mention whether Argonaut Games PLC is 'in administration' - this term is applied to Argonaut Software Limited. I couldn't get confirmation and Companies House hadn't received anything. Around the 18 Oct 2004, the 50 sales packs that were being sent out to potential purchasers were sent by administrators, this must have been a prior arrangement as administrators hadn't actually been appointed to the subsidiaries, until 22 Oct 2004, and that wasn't announced until RNS 4361E of 25 Oct 2004.

[daisy777] 11/2/2005 02:58

ArtsDepot - Getting There:



Multimap - Map:



Multimap - Aerial Photo:

[harry punter] 10/2/2005 12:09

just past the 2nd synagogue on the left punters

[daisy777] 10/2/2005 11:19

From IDGT's post (number 34)

EGM held on 23 February 2005 at 10:30am

The Studio Theatre
Artsdepot
5 Nether Street
North Finchley
London
N12 0GA

[gazzastrip] 10/2/2005 08:14

Thanks Daisy/RD,

my shares are held in a nominee account via E-Trade. I havent heard anything from them yet re an EGM and i cant see that a date and venue have been officialy announced yet. Any ideas/info as i will need to get E-Trade to issue a letter confirming my holding and voting rights. If nothing else i will be going to thw EGM as an "angry shareholder" and urge others to do likewise.

[daisy777] 10/2/2005 01:52

Gazza & RD, thanks for sorting this out.

[rdpounder] 09/2/2005 20:52

Gazza, we've got it now, cheers

[gazzastrip] 09/2/2005 17:32

Daisy,i sent it by post to the address it gave on the email i received.

[daisy777] 09/2/2005 13:39

Hi Gazza, for verification, please reconfirm by email that you sent your reply slip/details to the AGSAG - using the same email address as before helps, thanks.

[daisy777] 08/2/2005 21:59

Gazza, you need to send your reply slip to the email address on the reply slip (not the Yahoo Groups area), thanks. Sending from a BT email address, can delay it by two days.

[jiggle] 08/2/2005 19:11

Harry, if you want to be useful, get on to your mate you're always on about and get him to register with the AGSAG the people he represents and to contribute to the ongoing work they are doing.

[harry punter] 08/2/2005 18:34

off topic but worth a look imo

all the news does look very exciting for cenes -- its surprising that we are not seeing more buying this is because few brokers produce research on smaller company's like cenes to date --CeNeS still has over £11ml.cash and is now on the brink of completing a five year programe with its new pain relief drug developments --that should soon enable CEN to earn millions of $£'s over the next few years ----the city will eventually wake up to CEN or watch them get taken over by glaxo/smith kline or a u.s. major -its only a question of time before these shares go through the roof -- eventually having taken all the risks and costs in developing this latest drug --it now seems far to tempting a morsel for the major players not to act soon --as we are talking a billion plus world wide market for this pain relief drug thats an alternative to morphine and CeNeS is way way ahead of everyone else in the world -----the stakes are not very high at 8p a share --oh and the company is run by former glaxo executives so they are capable and know what they are doing --well worth a look in my humble opinion

yes i am bullish and i am a buyer --and i am talking my book because the shares are going one way -UP

regards harry and the boys in dark glasses

[harry punter] 08/2/2005 18:32

off topic but worth a look imo

all the news does look very exciting for cenes -- its surprising that we are not seeing more buying this is because few brokers produce research on smaller company's like cenes to date --CeNeS still has over £11ml.cash and is now on the brink of completing a five year programe with its new pain relief drug developments --that should soon enable CEN to earn millions of $£'s over the next few years ----the city will eventually wake up to CEN or watch them get taken over by glaxo/smith kline or a u.s. major -its only a question of time before these shares go through the roof -- eventually having taken all the risks and costs in developing this latest drug --it now seems far to tempting a morsel for the major players not to act soon --as we are talking a billion plus world wide market for this pain relief drug thats an alternative to morphine and CeNeS is way way ahead of everyone else in the world -----the stakes are not very high at 8p a share --oh and the company is run by former glaxo executives so they are capable and know what they are doing --well worth a look in my humble opinion

yes i am bullish and i am a buyer --and i am talking my book because the shares are going one way -UP

regards harry and the boys in dark glasses

[gazzastrip] 08/2/2005 15:49

Just to confirm one point. I dont think the FSA will become involved unless there was misleading information released,or information withheld that should have been released etc.

Having been stitched up twice in the past 12 months by greedy directors of listed companies i think there is a massive gap in the regulatory protection that applies across many other financial products. The LSE arent interested and the only potential official complaint body as i see it is the DTI,but even then that wont correct the wrong and get us our shares/value back-only legal action will do that!