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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Cityblock | LSE:CLK | London | Ordinary Share | GB0033272237 | ORD 0.5P |
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% | 13.00 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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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11/6/2008 22:33 | Research note available | romi2nikki1 | |
13/5/2008 09:03 | Marc Lakmaaker, Director of Communications, Calcitech, talks about his company in , filmed at the recent show. | sbs | |
24/7/2007 10:03 | well WH Ireland floated this at 50p (July 03) I think and it then went to 80p... a hyped up load of rubbish... with a huge premium to asset value.. all a con... and reflects badly on WH Ireland of course who I'm sure don't give a monkeys.. four years later the share price is 16.5p... i.e. down from 50p to 16.5p... while property has deon incrediby well int that period... no doubt the spivy so and so who floated this toasted his/her bonus and is long gone now... leaving the poor old shareholder to be duped... (I never bought any as it was so obiviously a con)... pity those who have the shares... management and WH Ireland did you over.. Slapper | slapdash | |
14/11/2005 15:31 | love the thread title!! | meshiey | |
02/11/2005 13:50 | Don't know, but if it were a distressed seller then you be able to pick up more than 1.5k. One of the MMs probably has an inkling that some very bad news is on the way. That must be the worst spread I've ever seen, buy and lose 80% of your cash straight away LOL. | prefab | |
02/11/2005 13:38 | its just shot up to 25p ask 5p bid still on the quote button | vision88 | |
02/11/2005 13:33 | It would be good if it dropped to 1p, it's been a few years since I've seen a 99%er. | prefab | |
02/11/2005 13:33 | the bid has droped now to 5p | vision88 | |
02/11/2005 13:31 | i wonder what knowing knows about this ?? probably nothing | vision88 | |
02/11/2005 13:29 | very strange indeed might only be worth 1p | vision88 | |
02/11/2005 13:26 | So this company has lost nearly 80% of it's market cap and no anouncement from the management, AVOID. | prefab | |
02/11/2005 13:24 | Yes, very odd. | mr homer j simpson | |
02/11/2005 13:23 | Will begin to look interesting soon - still strange why the sudden drop in price over last few days, when the news was released a while ago. | double6 | |
02/11/2005 13:10 | "Net assets rose by 1.74 mln stg to 3.78 mln, while net assets per share rose 86 pct to 17.24 pence." | mr homer j simpson | |
02/11/2005 13:03 | Fallen over 60% on no trades over last week ?? | double6 | |
27/10/2005 15:40 | yeah, net assets 17.24p per share yet 35p per share to buy.. ur better of buying a property and renting it out yourself.......... | meshiey | |
27/10/2005 13:02 | Any views here guys? Drastic falls with minimal dealings. Worth a punt? | t1lal | |
17/9/2005 18:00 | This Offex company definitely looks set for an exciting future. | rat attack | |
28/9/2004 11:17 | Here is a paradox for all those who analyse fundamentals. This is a property company with shareholders funds of about £2m but its market cap is £13m. It has one poxy block of flats completed and another due to take in students in October. Just read the latest final results to see how management dress up the results i.e. talk of building superior relationshipos with their customers which allows them to differentiate themselves from larger competitors. This is of course complete rubbish. Its just a ruddy room in a block of flats rented to students. Great growth prospects? Maybe but that will be very capital intensive and won't generate supernormal returns. So why the massive market cap. I guess no one actually trades these shares or something. Just amazing how management dresses up a dull ordinary business as a high-growth, differentiated opportunity. If they believe it themselves then shareholders are in for a shock. | slapdash |
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