Carlton Res. Share Discussion Threads

[superpete] 18/6/2008 11:06

Selftrade quoting 80.45p to buy.

[steeplejack] 18/6/2008 11:03

On quote and deal,they're bidding and offering in 25/- (25000 for the uninitiated) ha'pence inside the displayed spread.

[captain kurt] 18/6/2008 10:54

Topped up my CLN holding. Way too cheap.
No labour or bad weather conditions here lol

[25cent] 18/6/2008 10:49

Buys still not showing.

[superpete] 18/6/2008 10:42

CBM heading for £3-£3.25.

CBM at 285p mid - CLN offer at 81p trades discount value 87.2p!

CLN valued at 92.3p when CBM hits £3.MMs slow to mark up.Looking at 20% upside - this week possibly.

[remp31] 18/6/2008 10:39

cbm moving up again cln has 2 move.

[sportbilly1976] 18/6/2008 10:37

281/285 on cbm should be 86/88...


so fill ya boots!!

[25cent] 18/6/2008 10:27

Remp the real offer price@cbm at 280p is 86P thats a near 7p discount on the bid or 5p on the offer.

[sportbilly1976] 18/6/2008 10:23

crawford - I would rather there was a confirmed price for WTN before CLN are taken over.

A bid of 550-600p for WTN would place a definite value on CBM's stake (remember yesterday at £4.06 it was £4.21 a share).

So given those values we would be looking at a price for CBM of circa £5.00 a share for CBM, which in turn values CLN at around £1.50 a share...!!

[remp31] 18/6/2008 10:23

still at a 4p discount 2 cbm.worth selling cbm and buying cln no-brainer.

[crawford] 18/6/2008 09:54

Has a date been set for the CLN meeting next month?

I would like to see CLN taken over before any approaches for WTN.

[25cent] 18/6/2008 09:52

CBM @280 = CLN offer price 86p
buy them now from your charity MM for just 80p

[remp31] 18/6/2008 09:47

cbm smashed through 280p can see 300p plus 2day

[25cent] 18/6/2008 09:40

At last they wake up! ;-)

[remp31] 18/6/2008 09:39

cbm getting stronger.wtn due dilligence in final stages end game can't be far off.

[25cent] 18/6/2008 09:32

2 MM's just moved up, last one on 80p

[crawford] 18/6/2008 09:30

got some, cheers.

[25cent] 18/6/2008 09:26

Added yet more at 79.3 (not showing).
This should run now, if the usual MM antics happen again. .

[25cent] 18/6/2008 09:19

Level2
2@78.5p v 2 @80p
MM's nornally wake up on the near 10% divergence to the real offer price mid morning.

[remp31] 18/6/2008 09:17

this is the cheap way into cbm.

[25cent] 18/6/2008 09:17

1000% yes! CBM already had 36% before the bid and undertakings in place to get over 50%.
This is 9% cheaper way to get into CBM than buying actual CBM shares.

[crawford] 18/6/2008 09:15

25cent,
is this company definitely going to be taken over by cbm? I'm considering which one to buy

[25cent] 18/6/2008 09:01

Bid now 6p behind the real offer price, 6p is usually the limit before the MM bring the difference down to the usual 2-3p.
So it should move up as long as CBM dont go lower than 273p.

[lefrene] 18/6/2008 00:23

If 18 months from now CLN manage to be producing at a rate of 3 million tons a year, that implies at $50 a ton profit $150 million a year two years out. Perhaps over egging it a bit, but certainly not outside the realms of possibility and doesn't need $300 a ton prices or anywhere near that. As yet american investors don't seem to have discovered CLN, and they could do for CLN what they are doing for WTN once they cotton on. I'm just going to sit and wait for this to turn into serious money.

[papillon] 17/6/2008 22:59

On the 29/5/08 (post 2690) I suggested CLN would hit 92p by July when trying to persuade pictureframe from selling up (after he had held through the bad times for 4 years) when the price hit 65p. I now think we could hit 92p before the end of July. That same day (29/5/08) I also told topvest he had made a foolish decision to sell that day, at 55p, for a tiny profit/breakeven after holding for 4 years. Its amazing the number of investors who hold on to a poorly performing investment for years and then the moment everything suddenly starts looking rosy for the company they determine to sell up come what may so as to get their money back; as though they are cutting off their nose to spite their face.