Alpha Share Discussion Threads

[shirley83] 21/8/2017 08:43

Could be multiples of this easy

[falia] 21/8/2017 08:42

BOOM BOOM TIME, PAYING FULL FOR ONLY 2K

[shirley83] 21/8/2017 08:30

If people buy then price will rise simple.. Although 1p seems a little far but this is aim

[falia] 21/8/2017 08:22

1P SOMETIME THIS WEEK

[letmepass] 21/8/2017 08:19

BIG BOUNCE COMING

[dogwalker] 21/8/2017 07:56

EezyMunny, Just my take on this extraordinary situation : an attempt to be funny. Glad you thought so too.

[jack jebb] 21/8/2017 07:24

I see this was spammed over the weekend. At first glass, anything above zero for the share seems too high.

[pugugly] 21/8/2017 07:13

Simple as as been explained above Barc get more of their money back by a slow sell down than appointing liquidators but they will still be taking a hit that could be in excess of £50 million per accounts - MM's imo making a turn from PI's who cannot understand accounts or trading position - Remember this is a Channel Islands registered company and company tax rates there are ZERO so no residual tax loss benefit (imo) Perhaps any accountant could double check this (all imo no investment advice DYOR all cautions apply etc..

[gbenson1] 21/8/2017 05:25

Over 50% of the total share capital changed hands on Fri, trying to match buys to sells points to lots of day traders trying to make their 5-10%? and out, some weren't that fortunate. Investors here are saying the shares are near or are worthless, then why are the shares still listed? Why are Barclays allowing the BOD (2) to spend some of the income? Whilst the shares still trade their is the chance that someone might see value in the company or the 3 remaining properties could increase in value/rent. I know it has a negative NAV, what do Barclays know that shareholders aren't privi to? Barclays are a ruthless bank not a charity!

[eezymunny] 20/8/2017 23:11

Indeed Keya. The company has spelled things out perfectly clearly...

"As the Board has previously stated, the sales process will not result in any return to ordinary shareholders after repayment of the Trust's bank borrowings, to the extent that this is possible, has taken place."

"We draw attention to the disclosures made in note 2 of the condensed consolidated set of financial statements which explain that it is the intention of the Board to seek an orderly disposal of the Group's investment property with a view to winding up the Group in due course"

Unless something changes the shares will delist and be worthless in the near future. Buyers here are just gambling that they can sell their worthless shares to another mug punter before that happens. A pretty silly gamble IMVHO.

[keya5000] 20/8/2017 22:43

Only tactic here would be for a mentalist to try and get their hands on 29% keep them and hope the MMs had gone short, other mentalists then buy and you have a multi-bagger.


I am a mentalist but not that mental.....

[knigel] 20/8/2017 22:33

Agree, and if you did buy 5% of the share issue - no guarantee of being able to sell them

[keya5000] 20/8/2017 22:28

It just moves on liquidity issues, tiny mcap and 5% can be bought for £10k.

Basically Barclays are letting them conduct an orderly disposal of assets but when all sold the debt will still be there, so hence it then gets wound up.

No chance of any shell value either I suspect at the end.

[shirley83] 20/8/2017 22:04

Really never seen that before... Still expect a bounce of some sort.. It did that a month back

[knigel] 20/8/2017 20:54

I would have thought Barclays are in total control of the situation..
Shirley - it's simple. After the results it's being pumped.. It can actually fall a further £100k..

[shirley83] 20/8/2017 20:53

Don't understand why price increases if going bust.. Then again mcap only 100k can it go any lower

[eezymunny] 20/8/2017 20:42

Aha Dogwalker. That's the first time I've come across somebody who thinks there are ordinary and extraordinary shareholders.

Do please entertain us with your definition of each type (this should be funny!)

[dogwalker] 20/8/2017 19:42

'A plain deramper'? Surely Lmpass is more likely to be a 'ramper'? That's if we have to name-call of course.
The company's said there's nothing in it for 'ordinary' shareholders, which doesn't include 'extraordinary' ones , does it. Presumably someone is wanting some control in this situation.

[shirley83] 20/8/2017 18:37

Letmepass you are just a plain deramper.. I wish advnf would ban people like you but even they don't care.. Filtered..

[letmepass] 20/8/2017 18:35

Me I included debt into assets, hardly a capital offense.. 7 years.. Better not let the wife and kids know...Big bounce tomorrow

[letmepass] 20/8/2017 18:11

Haha what a complete tool you are easy mummy.. Good luck

[knigel] 20/8/2017 16:41

Well if the FCA do not "care" what is written online .. they should !

[red army] 20/8/2017 16:11

I just think that the directors are making this exit opportunity and we are the inevitable losers.