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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Chloride Grp. | LSE:CHLD | London | Ordinary Share | GB0001952075 | ORD 25P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 374.60 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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26/4/2010 09:30 | JUGEARS, A note of caution, if the CHLD board are too greedy. Then bidder/s could walk away once again. However given the number of previous bids I would view this as the end-game for CHLD. c2i | contrarian2investor | |
26/4/2010 09:09 | Despite the fact that quite a lot of people will sell at this price, I intend to hold for the foreseable future as I dont think that we have even began to see the true value of Chloride yet. | jugears | |
26/4/2010 08:56 | Schneider electric france were touted as possible suitors so time ago | mrminister | |
26/4/2010 08:47 | If there are other poeple interseted in Chloride then we could see a bidding war,I certainly would not sell at the moment. | jugears | |
26/4/2010 08:14 | Long awaited opening salvo Should get 295p Lucky to make £3+...unless the market does it for us! | phillis | |
26/4/2010 07:57 | so at least a dollar more due then ........Emerson have pitched a low ball offer in to start off with imo somewhere between 325 / 350 would be fair to both co's ......assuming no interest from a third party ...... | mrminister | |
26/4/2010 07:40 | I've just checked back on the RNS for the previous offer. The final offer made in May 2008 was 270p but this was rejected by the board of Chloride and Emerson gave up. However, at the time the pound was about $1.95. It is now $1.55, so in Dollar terms, the previous offer was $5.26 whilst the current offer is $4.26. Emerson are clearly hoping to get Chloride on the cheap. | fishbournetrader | |
26/4/2010 07:32 | JUGEARS, Yes well worth the wait. I would expect that the bid if contested will end up at £3.00- £3.25p. However you will also have to consider the strength of the US$. c2i | contrarian2investor | |
26/4/2010 07:27 | nice bid & worth the wait ,but Imho Well under value & better offer to come. | jugears | |
26/4/2010 07:24 | JUGEARS & THORPEMATT, Congrats, timing, timing & timing. Merely two weeks since my last post and sale. That's the stock market for welcome. All the best to all long-term CHLD holders. c2i | contrarian2investor | |
26/4/2010 07:17 | in 2008 the chloride board turned down £2.55......they felt any bid would have to start with a £3 something......so it may have further to go yet imo.....i am holding for sure | mrminister | |
26/4/2010 07:15 | In the circumstances, this BB is very quiet. The market seems to think that there is more to be got from Emerson or a competing bid. | fishbournetrader | |
26/4/2010 07:07 | Im gutted, I've missed the boat for the second time. Good luck and congrats to all holders. | peaeff | |
26/4/2010 07:06 | Was going to sell last week to release funds within my ISA for other shares but stayed in - best decision of the week. Is the 275p per share offer fair? Opened at 295p. What to do? | fishbournetrader | |
26/4/2010 06:09 | emerson......i said it would happen eventually ...... hope your all still in......yet to read the offer properly.....£800 a point long, should be a nice day | mrminister | |
21/4/2010 22:25 | Top of for your ISA at around 190p I think:- | thorpematt | |
13/4/2010 17:44 | JUGEARS & THORPEMATT, My stop-loss was triggered this afternoon @£2.10. So I wish you both well with your continued investment. JUGEARS, congratulations in firstly buying and for continuing to hold CHLD over the past 20 years. That is what the buy and hold strategy is all about. However few have the stomach for long-term investing these days. Most only hold stocks for 3-9 months. My longest investment to date is DOM which I continue to hold since its IPO in November 1999. Like you I am very happy with its management and strategy and will continue to hold for the long-term. However due to the fact that I have a diverse portfolio I trade in and out of some stocks due to my own personal criteria. I agree with most of your above points. However my view is that the conclusion of the General Elections, irrespective of their results, will only lead to a realisation that our financial system is even more fragile than the powers that be want us to understand. c2i | contrarian2investor | |
13/4/2010 07:41 | I have held Chloride for over 20 years Buying orignally for less than 20p per share, they may not be the most exciting stock, but they have performed very well for me, These are a very well ran company & have held up well during a reccesion Takeover or not these are a very good long term hold, Although once the election & results are out of the way I am sure that there will be another bid & I also firmly beleive that Had the world not fallen into reccesion then we would have received a bid some months ago. Either way I would rather have my money in this than any other stock. | jugears | |
12/4/2010 15:27 | THORPEMATT, As I previously stated I have held these since last March. You will see from the charts above that CHLD share price has retraced somewhat since then but the trend has been steadily upwards. Therefore my humble view is that I will be content with my returns and move onto my next investment should my stop-loss be triggered tomorrow. I am sure many current long-term holders wish they had sold out prior to the summer of 2008. That is just the journey of investing. I'll take my profit when it arrives, as I probably bought my holding when most would not have considered buying CHLD. All the very best with your investment and I hope you and the other long-term investors also benefit from an eventual takeover. c2i | contrarian2investor | |
09/4/2010 21:31 | c2i - I don't really trade on charts, prefer fundamentals and a "story" BUT i think you'll hit your stop because although I believe the trend for CHLD is upwards, I think it will trade within a range (with rising support levels as we go). Personally I wouldn't want to sell my stock just beacuase it's re-teraced some of a gain. I think we may see 190 before further gains and new highs. I prefer to place a spreadbet to short the stock, whilst still holding... raggedglory - I concur, a bid is not particularly necessary, I see CHLD as growth and value (plus a little bit of div. income too). If a bid comes so be it, but I'm a happy holder | thorpematt | |
07/4/2010 17:22 | Actually held up remarkably well through to the finish today - most reassuring given the rush up to the TU yesterday. Such stability augurs well - I hope - for the share price through to the results. Frankly, if the stock can perform this well on its own then the possibility of a bid begins to lose its importance in any appraisal of the company's prospects over the next two to three years. | raggedglory | |
07/4/2010 09:57 | Hi all, Nothing to ignite the stock from the update. I had wrongly seen last month's rise as a pre-cursor to another bid and had hope that would have been disclosed today. Furthermore I had hoped a truly positive update would have flushed out another bid. Having bought in March 2009 I am happy with my % return including dividends thus far. So I have set a stop-loss @ £2.10p. c2i | contrarian2investor | |
07/4/2010 07:06 | yes i like what i am reading .......no worries holding this.....like you say sales gaining momentum.....all looking good going forward my best stock with dgo over the last 6 months....not spectacular but a steady gainer | mrminister | |
07/4/2010 06:58 | So, now we have it: gaining sales momentum in a good market, due in no small part I expect to those very shrewd acquisitions through the year. Up rating on the cards? Good old CHLD. | raggedglory |
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