Cic Capital Share Discussion Threads

[papillon] 24/9/2015 14:03

bottomsup
Posts: 615
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Opinion: No Opinion
Price: 1.88
ALocation of shares Today 13:15 rough estimate
14000 shares you hold will receive 1000 new in Cicc brancepeth coal
30000 shares you hold will receive 1000 new in Cicc Fuels

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So holders will receive shares to the value of around 7% of their original CICC holding in the Coal company and shares to the value of around 3.3% of their original holding in the so called Fuel company.

Be interesting to see the price they are floated at.

PS. Perhaps the holding company should think about investing in a paper manufacturer seeing they could soon be running out of paper to distribute!! Only joking! LOL.

[papillon] 24/9/2015 13:47

phil, the wishful thinkers on the asylum bb seem to be under the false impression they are receiving free shares in CICG, CIC Fuels and CIC Coal, but they are in fact receiving shares that they ALREADY OWNED via their shareholding in the Group holding company (the one registered in the Seychelles). Hence the NAV of the holding company has been reduced by an amount equal to the distributed so called "free" shares.

[philfromfrance] 24/9/2015 13:13

Are, the cult of the TOXIC STEW are coming out with all the lame excuses for their bad investment decisions?!!!!!!!!!
About time we had another 'fairy tale' from TOXIC STEW!!! At least if you bought a VW, it drives exactly the same as before the revelations came out. With TOXIC STEW, all you get is failed promises, losses, threats & he always fails to deliver!!!!!!

[papillon] 24/9/2015 11:00

GENISES. The CICG dividend was worth £900 at the FLOTATION price of 6p. What's it worth now with the share price at under 2p?

Hope you sold when the price was higher.

If you didn't sell, your £7000 CICC investment is currently worth under £300. Not a good return after 18 months!!

[brian boru] 24/9/2015 06:42

Gen - what is the £7000 investment worth now ?

[genises] 23/9/2015 21:39

Don't waste your time replying pap

[genises] 23/9/2015 21:38

Waste paper.
Last lot gave me a £900 dividend.
What company gives you a 12% return on an investment of £7,000 with several more companies coming to market.
Once the next couple come to market the dividend payment will be of interest to lots of investors who are looking for good return.

The news of China and UK being open for business on investments by China is interesting.

[papillon] 22/9/2015 21:51

More waste paper?

[alex turner phd] 27/8/2015 16:33

"Perhaps they should get D Horgan on board and he could drop in the line about honest failure. Mixy, house prices in Syria are quite cheap!"


No use crying over spilt blood, be it on the A66 or elsewhere.

[alex turner phd] 27/8/2015 16:32

harris2000 20 Aug'15 - 13:26 - 7041 of 7046
share_shark 1 Jul'15 - 14:09 - 7040 of 7040 0 0
Out of interest ,according to my brokers, there was both way trading on first day of trading , on CICGOLD.
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Out of interest, are you dead?


Harris, misuse of the PNC is a criminal offence. Worse, it is surely against PM's wishes.....

[alex turner phd] 27/8/2015 16:27

No, BB, share_shark is not mclellan.

mcliar smashed her car head-on into A66 traffic on 16/6 at 1650.

s_s posted twice after that, on 1/7:


Of course, if the c*nt's family were in on the scam, and knew ITS password....

[philfromfrance] 27/8/2015 13:36

Diddy - Stewie is a 'substantial' body in the way of transparency - it is just a few of us here who can 'see through him'!!!!!!!! lol

[the diddymen] 27/8/2015 11:16

Paps spot on re cash. With their much trumpeted Mayfair head office that was due to be refurbished around April (they have just forgotten to tell everyone where to find it!) and the pricey Chief Executive, you would have thought that the cash burn would be quite high.

Then you ask 'what assets do they have to start their business activities?' None at the moment is the answer. I just hope that the financial crisis in China has not got in the way of this one.

Perhaps they should get D Horgan on board and he could drop in the line about honest failure.

Mixy, house prices in Syria are quite cheap!

[the diddymen] 27/8/2015 11:06

Hopefully my memory is slightly better than AM Sense 2 or Leapfrog. If it is, Stuie was warming the AM dupes up to the fact that CICC was going to demonstrate accumulated losses that must be proximate to the value of the shares and share premium account (and similar). The risk here is that CICC is going to have to be very careful about the transfer of assets to another statutory entity, in case there is a risk that it can be attacked at a later date as a transfer at an undervalue.

There has been the occasional chatter in the assylum about these 'assets' and transfers into CICG. Not so easy if CICC is close to insolvency. A set of accounts would help set the record straight, and a decent rights issue or placing to make good the losses would be even better.

A bit of transparency would help!

[papillon] 27/8/2015 10:57

CICG has £1,009,950 of cash PLUS trade & other receivables of £111,000 MINUS trade & other payables of £304,663 MINUS due to other parties of £91,365 at the 30th June.

That leaves CICG with NET cash of £724,922 after it's bills are paid. That was at the 30th June.

Current CICG Mkt Cap is £2.04. Most cash shells trade at a discount to their NET cash. CICG trades at a substantial premium. Does it warrant such a premium bearing in mind the past dismal listed record of CICR/CICC?

PS. Miracles can happen. After all if ATC can finally turn in a profit after years of failure and broken promises then I presume anything is possible!! LOL.

[papillon] 27/8/2015 10:12

leapfrog
Posts: 180
Observation

Opinion: No Opinion
Price: 2.00
GOOD Today 10:49CICG has a £1,000,000 cash in the Bank.I don't know of any other shells that have that kind of cash available specifically to cover operating costs.

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Want to get out more, leapfrog/sence2!! FAST have US$15.9m cash and they are effectively a cash shell because thy intend to relinquished their O&G licences.

[the diddymen] 26/8/2015 17:04

Slowfast, they are Asylum Members on LSE not morons; AMs for short.

Dr TD

[slowfast] 26/8/2015 15:33

Not so much chirping from the morons today?LOL.

[papillon] 25/8/2015 14:05

At least she was (presumably) still optimistic about CICG, CICS, CIC Capital Fund, etc, when she died, Brian. At least she wont suffer disappointment like the other fantasists, leapfrog/sence2, Aymesco1, bottomsup/GENISES, sage, etc, posting on the lse asylum CICG/CICC bb's.

[brian boru] 25/8/2015 13:38

RIP, even though it brought misery to many families and was legaly vindictive toward a truth teller who lived in Preston

[soul limbo] 25/8/2015 11:28

Brian.. it's true, she died in a car accident back in June.

[papillon] 24/8/2015 21:52

LOL. We now know the real reason for plunging stock markets!! LOL. Great find, SL.