Carillion Share Discussion Threads

[montyhedge] 16/1/2018 07:59

Hedges running the slide rule over the next company.

[tim 3] 15/1/2018 23:39

pb
"When virtually an entire thread is negative it is probably trying to tell you soemthing"

Have seen many threads where nearly everyone is bullish yet the share price still collapses,or the company goes bust.Actually a rapidly falling price is the biggest warning sign to me that something is wrong.

[glenkaz] 15/1/2018 23:28

Nice post Mazarin! Respect ✊ 200000 jobs at risk = 200000 families = 600000 lives affected! Shorting scum! Think of that! 🤡✌A039;

[creddy] 15/1/2018 23:24

I see this thread is still alive and well. they had a python meeting today at 6.30pm today. or was that a cobra meeting? anyway, carillion to be rescued from the brink, re-listing imminent, £3.40 within 4 months. STRONG BUY. FAKE NEWS. RIP.

[mazarin] 15/1/2018 22:58

pbutterworth1 - thanks for your frank disclosure above and I'm glad you decided to get without a complete loss. Looking at the increasing dividend record, I could see why you were drawn to CLLN. I've never been tempted to buy CLLN, but have taken losses when investing in other giant national companies that eventually 'went under', so know exactly what it feels like. Out of interest, I have just reviewed some of the comments posted earlier in July 17 and it doesn't make good reading. The month is full of greedy, grasping and gloating punters, shorting the backside off it. The real sad thing is that 1000's loyal workers are now in jeopardy of losing their jobs in industries that will be chastened and fearful as a result of CLLN's collapse. For us, its just a speculative loss, for them it could be 'life changing'.

[gkp heros] 15/1/2018 22:42

We are even sorry it's the brummy accent kicking in

[gkp heros] 15/1/2018 22:41

Does anyone know when ex dividend date and how much we getting. I hear these did pay good ones : )

[steptoes yard] 15/1/2018 22:18

The toothless FCA will encourage a revolution and all this will be nationalised and then we will reach levels of incompetence hitherto unimaginable.

[pbutterworth1] 15/1/2018 21:44

I was new to CLLN last week and bought GBP20k (not the same guy on the LSE board). I got out on Thurs, losing £4.2k, and 'saving' 15800. Before any unpleasant characters gloat, I take this as a lesson. When virtually an entire thread is negative it is probably trying to tell you soemthing. In fact, its thanks to you guys I got out at all. Not knowing the depths of the trading rot in CLLN has in fact warned me to keep away from public/private partnerships, and perhaps such a steep decline bought at on rebound at 23p). I will not however be deterred from long positions in a company with significant debt but long term prospects. I did this with FXPO and made much much MUCH more than I lost here, despite many staying away. Such is favouring risk in the stock market. The brave can be rewarded. DYOR GLA.

Really sorry to those who properly suffered here. :-(

[joe king1] 15/1/2018 21:30

STRONG BUY

[fenners66] 15/1/2018 21:08

> buywell3


So we need to blame CLLN's clients now ?

Well that is a new take on blame.

I guess as a Tesco customer I was to blame for their fictitious profits a few years ago as well - but that probably goes for most of us here.......

Either that or you just can't help your political bias/agenda getting the better of your common sense.

[fenners66] 15/1/2018 20:54

It would have been 100% gain

[red5] 15/1/2018 20:39

Lucky for me I didn't buy any although I was looking at them in July but would be intrigued to find out what would have been a Short position upto this date.

[red5] 15/1/2018 20:36

What would have happened if you shorted these shares when the profits warning came out in July would and then the company gone bust?

[andycapp1] 15/1/2018 20:23

I’m not bitter, I own no shares! Just a bit miffed around any gloating!! It’s all very unfortunate. That’s all.

[hpcg] 15/1/2018 20:22

The LSE is a special place, but having a glance at the relevant board it seems even over there some posters were warning others not to get involved, that's how obvious the situation was.

[gkp heros] 15/1/2018 19:22

These will be back to £2 next week

[svenice7] 15/1/2018 18:59

Recover your loses with some oil companies like ENQ and PMO.

[highasakite] 15/1/2018 18:42

Just been reading a post on LSE that a chap bought £20,000 worth last week and he can't believe he has lost his money.


What planet are these people on ?

They deserve to lose.

[buywell3] 15/1/2018 18:26

The Government officials and Ministers that awarded contracts to this company now need to be investigated.

Due to these awards many investors bought shares in a company that was insolvent

Two profit warnings prior to the contract awards had been made

Debts and pension black holes in excess of £1.5 Billions were known

If Government Ministers and officials award contracts to such a Dog of a company , then they themselves have proved themselves incompetent just like the BOD of Carillion

Mrs May

Please prove to me that you are up to the task that besets Great Britain


Act


You are now the boss

Don't act ... and soon you won't be , we now need LEADERSHIP

[minerve] 15/1/2018 18:21

Carillion this morning!



"Maybe we didn't know how to use Quicken!" ROFLMAO!