Carter & Carter Share Discussion Threads

[will596] 10/3/2008 12:29

So thats it then, £2500 I might have well gone down the bookies

I take it there is no come back for these, not even long long term???

[briannewby] 10/3/2008 11:57

shame mine were in an ISA....

[smelgy] 10/3/2008 11:53

............oh well that's £10,000 down the tubes, at least it can be written off against some capital gains.

[swalker] 10/3/2008 11:52

Aye - RNS issued.

Talks with lenders failed so administration.

[simon cawkwell] 10/3/2008 11:49

Nimrah,

I have just heard that CART has died. I have a copy of the register should you seek shares therefrom.

Simon Cawkwell

[trickyboyfish] 08/3/2008 22:59

My heart bleeds

[will596] 07/3/2008 15:38

Not this Friday then Chaps............

[temporarily insane] 06/3/2008 19:04

FUUUUUUNNNNNYYYYY GUY

[hvs] 06/3/2008 18:21

Yup,

So sorry boys we have run oit of FUNDS .

All gone on Boardroom salaries and BONUSES.

[a44] 06/3/2008 17:53

About time this made an annoncement, any bets on a Friday special?

[bobsa] 27/2/2008 21:39

Maybe CART and then we can sue the Labor party and FSA and get back £3 or something.

We can always sell our shares to RAB. They must have a bit more money these days as they have been selling all their quality stock to raise some cash.

[slogsweep] 27/2/2008 16:35

Almost forgot about these - do i take it that they may be relisted soon? Does Govt. plans to 'privatise' re-employment of long term disabled etc. have any relavence to CART?

[peter119] 25/2/2008 19:29

if its any consolation,when nettler came back from suspension the shares went up 30%,ok might be differant here,but at least its a glimmer of hope,good luck to all,except shorters

[v01101999] 25/2/2008 09:10

I do not think there is any option anyway (as the shares are suspended) and selling on first day of re-listing would be a sure way to get the worst possible price .. in my books I have marked them down to zero so I will try to time the exit in such a way to get max potential return if the news is bad and if the news is good, I dont mind holding them for longer time.

[wacsl_trader] 21/2/2008 14:50

I guess this is definitely a case of 'fortune favours the brave', I just hope to it all starts to turn around very quickly.

Smelgy, I will stick on this occasion, and hope for the best, just a little nerve racking, when this is all new!

Thanks for all your replies, made my decision somewhat easier.

[will596] 21/2/2008 09:01

I hear you, wacsl, I too am in the same boat, I hold 1400 shares, which is nothing to some, but alot to me, but I think this smelgy chap may have a point, it'll surely bomb as soon as it re-opens, but the fact that it is allowed to re-open means it has a fighting chance.

Take Care

[wacsl_trader] 20/2/2008 14:29

I hear you Smelgy, but I am a small time investor, and this was my first stab at the market as a whole, recommended by a far two days before it all went bang! I need my investment back, albeit at a loss :-(

Perhaps, when, if the company does indeed recover, and I am financially better off, then I will buy again.

[smelgy] 19/2/2008 18:08

.......wacsl_trader - perhaps quite a few have that idea, however it's always best to wait and see what happens. A sudden rush for the exit will mean lots of people will be selling at probably a lower price than they would otherwise get. The news may not be that bad anyway.

[usp3989] 19/2/2008 16:47

so don't sell

[usp3989] 19/2/2008 16:46

this company will recover

[wacsl_trader] 19/2/2008 16:26

and it is a wait. Not sure about anybody else, but as soon as they do I will be cashing my in and running for the hills.

[will596] 18/2/2008 09:52

Many thanks for that CH3, the wait continues..........