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CBO Cabouchon

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Cabouchon LSE:CBO London Ordinary Share GB0031152688 ORD 5P
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Posted at 25/8/2004 19:49 by boxwellian
9-8-04
LONDON (AFX) - Cabouchon PLC is proposing the reverse takeover of Seven Arts
Filmed Entertainment Ltd as it exits its costume jewellery business and enters
the motion picture sector.
It said it will purchase Seven Arts for 4.8 mln stg in new shares. Following
completion, Cabouchon will be changing its name to Seven Arts Pictures PLC.
Cabouchon is to sell the current business and assets of the company --
Cabouchon International Ltd, The Cabouchon Collection PLC and The Costume
Jewellery Co Ltd -- to Julie Ann Wing, the managing director.
Wing will be assuming 138,000 stg of existing company debt in the form of
loans made to the company by its directors and of all the obligations of
Cabouchon International including taking over responsibility for all employees.
Cabouchon said Seven Arts is a motion picture production and distribution
company.
The disposal of the company's current business will involve the resignation
of Wing as a director of the company. Both Jake Hughes and David Pearl will also
resign as directors of the company and will have no further involvement in the
business after its sale to Wing. It is then intended that Peter Hoffman, and
Rufus Pearl will be appointed as replacement directors in the roles of chief
executive and non-executive director respectively.
Ken Bone will remain as finance director of the company.
newsdesk@afxnews.com

The Co has 30.6m shares issued and 69,400,000 shares of 5p authorised(see note 16 of last Accounts) but unissued,so it looks as though it may be issuing 68,570,000 @7p a share in which case present "old " cabouchon shareholders -capitalised at 0.59m- will control 30.6% of Seven Arts ,valuing it at £1.93m. Hopefully the 99.17m shares will rise to 4.84p valuing Seven Arts at £4.8m again.
Posted at 25/2/2004 20:47 by argyle underclap
Crowman - look at ADL. alot of the traders from CBO have just moved over there. director buying announced after close today.

could be very blue tomorrow.
Posted at 25/2/2004 07:27 by chicken
RNS Number:7876V
Cabouchon PLC
25 February 2004


Gotcha!


Cabouchon PLC ("Cabouchon")

Statement re share price movement

The directors of Cabouchon note the recent movement in its share price. The
directors are not aware of any specific reason for the significant share price
movement at this time.

25 February 2004


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
Posted at 24/2/2004 10:37 by chicken
paul ring yer broker tell them you want to sell x amount of cbo on a t10 or t20
Posted at 24/2/2004 08:46 by dell314
Gigiette - It is most likely a co-ordinated group ramping a small cap illiquid stock to squeeze market makers.

It's an enjoyable game but better if you are first in and out near the top before everyone tries to exit and marketmakers make it difficult to trade.
Often once the gain starts, others buy in, thinking that "something must be happening" to move the price.

This sort of rise may prompt a company RNS.
If it is a "we know of no reason blah blah", the price dives.
In the unlikely event that the rampers got lucky and there is something positive happening that the company can announce, then everyone is happy.

However, it's a dangerous game with CBO.
The price was depressed for a reason as recent results show that the company is in a dire position financially with a marketing network to support and minimal sales.
When a company relies on director loans rather than usual forms of finance, it is usually a danger sign.

DYOR and good luck...

Rgds
dell
Posted at 23/2/2004 13:55 by responsible lad
The 1,000 trades are back again. Last time they pushed the price up and looks like they are to continue to do so. You can sell 100K online but only buy 1K online, that tells me mm´s are going to push us again to sell, by highering the price. Of course we ignore the bid price as we clearly know what the market makers are up to here.
Posted at 23/2/2004 12:27 by responsible lad
Share price has hardly gained since when I first thought of buying, so they still must be a bargain even at this level.
Posted at 23/2/2004 10:29 by responsible lad
To Wole,

Where are you today?. If your here, just buy more again to take your holding near your 1% target, because it will push the bid to 2.75 to 3p and your other shares will then be in profit then.

This week I am going to force CBO into a breakout.
Posted at 23/2/2004 09:58 by responsible lad
Security Name: CABOUCHON PLC ORD 5P
Transaction: Purchase of 30515 shares CBO
Price: 3.00 GBX
Consideration: 915.45 GBP
Commission: 9.95 GBP
Stamp Duty: 4.58 GBP
PTM Levy: 0.00 GBP
Accrued Interest: 0.00 GBP
Total Consideration: 929.98 GBP
Posted at 20/2/2004 14:01 by responsible lad
Thanks Wole, yes one is trying to get in still. Great to hear you are prepared to pay higher prices as they rise in price. I have the rest of my money in QXL and I am waiting for the price to stabalize so I know its the right time for me to sell to do a top up on the CBO. What needs to happen is to force this share to break the price trap on their graph and then they will go up any amount, even another RFI, TMA maybe.

I was told yesterday that NTY failed to break out and that a bad sign, so I said that my party will force them to break and they came in pre market and the mm´s marked NTY up in price on the open.

Kind Regards
Stephen
Cabouchon share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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