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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Cng Travel | CTV | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 14.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 14.00 | 14.00 |
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Posted at 28/5/2007 11:14 by katylied Equally 'The Drewster', as long as management have beenbrewing this little scam (and odds are, for quite some time), there has been zero incentive for them to make the business perform. The lower the share-price, the more demoralized the investors, the better chance of success at a low MBO price... |
Posted at 06/7/2006 23:11 by the drewster So they "give something away" (spun off) to the management, which appears to have been a reasonably viable business, and certainly a valuable asset.Or do you read it differently? Aren't there supposed to be laws to protect investors from anything untoward? EDIT: It would be very gaulling, and tantamount to criminal, if Tzell (our remaining company) were paying to use a service which we had just given away?!! |
Posted at 24/6/2005 06:33 by amu investor FACT TIME AIR MUSIC AND MEDIA (AMU) Tipped by RHPS Tipped by Growth Investor Tipped By Shares Mag Tipped by IC Trading Statement Above Expectations Seymour Pierce- Target Price 13p Market Cap 23m Turnover £45m, Profit £4.5m anticipated on 4th July 2006 Estimates Turnover £85m, Profit £8.5m PE 10 2005, dropping to 6 2006 You can say thank you later!!!!! |
Posted at 13/6/2005 11:08 by mdchand willessa - share your sentiments completely. I did expect some speculative buying pre AGM results especially as we know a trading update is expected at the AGM. Still, recent price action has made many investors wary, so I can understand everyone's reluctance to take a position. Still, if there is any good news next week (and I firmly believe the current price assumes bad news yet to be released to the market), there will be a sustained buying opportunity / rerating over the next few days. But then again, with the price so low, I am also considering what kind of news could be released that could justify such a low price. Only combination of events I can think off, is Tzells operation falling off a cliff, and TLC being shut down with enormous write-off costs. I just can't see either happening........Lou |
Posted at 25/5/2005 12:15 by hosede This is real bear market stuff - Investors being very easily spooked and the slightest whiff of bad news causing shares to fall off cliffs! - RPP and CUC recently on my monitor and BLH today. As someone said yesterday great opportunities for the brave |
Posted at 23/5/2005 14:06 by katylied The collapse in the share-price has been relentless.It has covered almost 3 full months. You really do have to wonder what Finbarr and co are doing to attract investors. Surely they should be able to convince someone that they are greatly undervalued? Then again... maybe not.. Or... should there be a suspicion that someone is selling the company down for some purpose, institutions know and so will not touch CTV. That is everyone who is anyone, but not EVO apparantly... |
Posted at 10/5/2005 17:13 by mdchand Nurdin - I think you mean Dr Smurfitt? Well, had a quick chat with Louise and she was happy to advise that all their main private investors had been briefed on the company's fortunes and were all happy to hold (well, that what they told Louise anyway). I think its perhaps one or two largish sells, coupled with negative sentiment, coupled with stop losses leading to today's price. As it happens FD only holds 5000 (ish) shares so I doubt its him (or indeed just one person) whose causing the price to fall. But perhaps you have heard otherwise! |
Posted at 09/5/2005 21:03 by mdchand KL - its been a testing few weeks indeed - got burnt on BFC - well, not as badly as some, but its all a salutory reminder that the markets giveth and they taketh away just as fast. Still, pricing anomolies will result and thats where good investors will capitalise. The only way I can see the price going even lower post June 22nd is if Tzells has a shocker and TLC / prompt pay has gained nil traction with agents anywhere. Anecdotal evidence would suggest a tough market in the US, but Louise was very specific in saying that month on month turnover was increasing (although well aware that higher turnover can simply be a function of lower margins). Anyway, if you havent done so, have a gander at ALK. |
Posted at 07/5/2005 10:38 by mdchand a sign of the times...Internet conglomerate IAC/InterActiveCorp, owner of Expedia and hotels.com margins continues to decline. Will change hotel.com's focus. In the first quarter, gross bookings on Expedia rose 29 per cent to $3.44bn, while bookings on Hotels.com fell 2 per cent to $483m. In releasing these results, IAC said the US discount hotel business faces a "challenging environment" due to increased competition from third-party distributors, hotel chains promoting their own websites and higher occupancy rates. IAC expect these trends to continue. Having hit some bumps in the past several quarters, IAC stock has fallen nearly 20 per cent due to investor concerns of declining margins from hotel and flight sales and continuing doubts about future growth prospects. These trends have lead IAC to revamp Hotels.com to specialize in reviews and editorial content rather than discounts. Business from its international travel websites helped offset declines in the US. Meanwhile, IAC continues its preparation to spin off its travel business as a separate, publicly traded company under the Expedia brand. let us hope one of these 3rd party distributors is indeed CNG Travel. |
Posted at 06/4/2005 11:48 by mdchand well we are due a trading update in 2 months but all anecdotal evidence points to more business travel in the US and more business flights - which equates to more commission for tzell and potentially higher usage for its tlc software etc when booking hotels. Louise says nothing to worry about, your broker is saying the same, so perhaps its really just a case of a tightly held share and some spooked private investors. I remember when NLR floated, that originally dropped before people finally saw the 'big' picture. Pricing anomolies exist everywhere (contrary to popular economic opinion about market efficiency) so until I see figures that tell me otherwise, I remain as convinved as ever about their long term potential. |
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