Azman Share Discussion Threads

[degs] 20/4/2005 20:21

Knutsford ended up doing nout, is that what you are implying Hurricanisabel?

[hurricaneisabel] 20/4/2005 13:58

Heres a reminder

[hurricaneisabel] 20/4/2005 13:40

Indeed. Whoever wrote that I'm sure may get scoop of the year. For those who dont remember Knutsford, I suggest you go and look up the history of that little cash shell.

[double6] 20/4/2005 12:58

Seen the MAIL article ??

Suggesting AZMAN may be about to bid for Sainsbury's - HONESTLY!!

[hurricaneisabel] 18/4/2005 08:15

I cant wait to see the postings by you guys when the deal is announced. I have to say that if I wasn't in receipt of a little bit of info on the side (that I stumbled across purely by chance) then I wouldn't touch this one with a barge pole either, and the above comments at face value are understandable. But remember big deals always take longer than anyone expects. If it comes off you will all be slightly shocked.

[miamisteve] 15/4/2005 08:10

Looks like, for their troubles, Rowland & Knifton have probably funnelled out that £300k drbeat.

Facts on Rowland -

Jellyworks - Never turned up for work. issues himself shares and flogs them while all other investors are tied in for 18 months from launch. incumbator that holds already listed companies. prompts fsa inquiry. jellyworks sold to one of his dads company's as a means to delist, all investments such as orchestream, eventually plummet.

resurge - calls in administrators 03 - 05.

azman - rest in peace - summer '05

total combined experience of school drop out and a marker maker in mining = zero.

Now if he launched a company specialising in scamming it might be worth a punt.

[safman] 13/4/2005 21:40

compare mkt cap, cash, and look at the options set @ 0.1p... it certainly does not add confidence... will go below a penny...

saffy

[drbeat] 13/4/2005 21:30

chart says its a dead duck

[degs] 13/4/2005 21:29

They have not run out of cash they have paid the setup fees to list on AIM in shares, good deal I would say.

[degs] 13/4/2005 21:29

They have not run out of cash they have paid the setup fees to list on AIM in shares, good deal I would say.

[stephanie_m] 12/4/2005 22:55

Hi
It facinates me how some of you can simply write off this share which is barely on the market 6 weeks, without any concrete information from the company.I would like to read your logic behind these words of wisdom.You know nothing about the future of this company, yet you talk like you had just read their first annual report. The negative comments are quite nieve to say the least, but everybody is entitled to their opinion. I read the prospectus and since the first days trading , with the exception of the announcement that Ray Ranson, owned 8.3% of the company,the company has made no announcements about future plans.Incidentially I was the person who bought 150k today, one of only 7 reported trades.Its a speculation but Im quite happy with my investment and time will tell just how good or bad it was. Will follow the views of drbeat, double6 and others with interest.
SM

[degs] 12/4/2005 19:19

looks like we were right gettinther. nialldonnelly and hurricaneisabel were trying to hike the price, he was just a puff of wind like I said.

[double6] 12/4/2005 10:48

Another Plopper!

[miamisteve] 11/4/2005 11:36

Read this post on the zba thread and thought of you -

Gypsy Eyes - 10 Apr'05 - 20:29 - 3582 of 3595


This may seem like a funny thing to say considering I am in ZAR and ZBA, but I was glad to read in today's Sunday Times that city brokers will meet the LSE this week to 'raise concerns at the increasing number of "questionable" resources companies floating on AIM"

Goes on to say "The stockbrokers, led by Numis Securities and Seymour Pierce, plan to ask the exchange to increase regulation of companies in the sector"

It states that of the 1143 companies on AIM 220 are mining/gas/oil. These 220 make up a total mkt cap of approx £12.3billion, almost a third of the total mkt cap of AIM. Interestingly, the total mkt cap of AIM resource companies that have so far failed to actually produce anything of any worth (i.e. oil, gas, gold, diamonds etc..) is £5.7billion!

[gettinther] 06/4/2005 20:30

my sentiments exactly degs ;o)

[degs] 06/4/2005 19:10

You are both trying to hike the price.

[hurricaneisabel] 06/4/2005 18:23

Very wise.

[nialldonnelly] 06/4/2005 15:21

there's going to be big news on these stocks in the next few weeks.... definitely keep an eye on them!!

[gettinther] 23/3/2005 21:38

Ok hurricane, I'll be watchin........thanks and good luck yourself ;o)

[hurricaneisabel] 23/3/2005 18:26

Go away then!

I can't be drawn anymore, I've said as much as I can. Just keep watching, I never asked anyone to buy, I wouldn't buy on the strength of some anonymous poster, merely to watch closely and make a move on any news.

Good luck.

[gettinther] 23/3/2005 17:19

As I thought hurricane, all hot air....... :O))

[miamisteve] 21/3/2005 18:38

And the sink continues down to towards fair value 0.2p

[gettinther] 18/3/2005 22:28

Looking to get my recent profits onto something fresh, what do you know about this hurricane. Whispers isn't enough, I don't invest in wispers. Hard facts fill one with more confidence......... You can have my e mail if you like if it's not for public view. Regards.....