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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Coffeeheaven | LSE:COH | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0MBD455 | ORD 1P |
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% | 24.00 | - | 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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10/2/2010 09:24 | As I advised over a month ago 24p is all that's on the table take or lose it, the choice is yours./ Its sad for those who bought the rampings of 50p plus of some here, now very quiet, and will lose a hell of a lot! | carwhite | |
09/2/2010 22:08 | agreed, excepts every extra week they they an extra 10%, 1 more week and its 75%, sell now or get delisted on also holders are down on most of the rest of their portfoilio since the week before the original deadline, so the temptation not to be a ninny and accept grows they will do the dirty on those who do not accept, coh will just be costa EASTERN EUROPE | mryesyes | |
05/2/2010 17:11 | BA - anyone who invests in a company that has a final salary pension scheme for ordinary staff should do so in the knowledge that the most likely eventual end of that plc vehicle will be 0p, whatever happens to the brand or the new company/vehicle of ownership - can & will remain - but their investment will eventually be lost. By all means trade these stocks, but buy and hold, no way COH has no inevitable end in collapse, indeed it appears to progress annually towards profit relentlessly Competition is only a positive, these coffee shops are always close to each other in big cities and the more that appear in that location the more people head for that location Barbers shops and takeaways and food shops, the same applies Competition only confirms you are onto something. Take HMV, all its competitors went under, and its very sensibly buying outside of its own sector to survive as a plc HMV & Zaavi/Virgin always sought proximity, since you go in their direction doubly sure it is the right place to buy your CD - or did!! | mryesyes | |
05/2/2010 09:43 | ah a mere slip of the keyboard.......... THAT CAN BE AMENDED, unlike your ignorance I am saddened to state. | carwhite | |
05/2/2010 08:07 | Carwhite "BRAVELKY SPOKEN!" What is this word you illiterate idiot! | cool runnings | |
04/2/2010 19:41 | coffee911 - 4 Feb'10 - 19:36 - 96 of 96 BRAVELY SPOKEN! | carwhite | |
04/2/2010 19:36 | I wouldn't automatically assume that the market makers own all the shares currently being sold. I was trying to buy more today! | coffee911 | |
04/2/2010 17:52 | coffee, I agree with your logic and I see a score of sellers doing just this every day, I think you mean they won't/can't delist on Tuesday; no one knows what is going on here because (and this was predicted by being an option in the offer) they have extended the offer without it being declared unconditional If WTB own no shares and all the shares being sold every day are with the MM's and not WTB, the MM's are going to end up as the largest undeclared holder, the only thing I would say is that WTB seem to be prepared to wait and wait until they get this at 24p and that no other eventuality is predicted by anyone or reflected in the sp I have never seen a 75% level of acceptances stated in an offer as being sufficient to delist a company. It is one of half a dozen things in this offer that I have not seen before. | mryesyes | |
04/2/2010 17:49 | selling now is the wiser option. | carwhite | |
04/2/2010 17:31 | mryesyes, you have 14 days after they go unconditional to decide. So, don't flap. They wont/can't go unconditional on Tuesday. Sending in your cert in the mean time takes away your right to sell in the interim. Accepting the offer at this stage has zero value. If they withdraw their offer and the registrar has your cert, you may have to wait for 1 week or so to get it back. If you think the price is OK, sell into the market at 23.70. | coffee911 | |
04/2/2010 16:51 | With the market testing neartime lows and falling at a faster pace this week than anticipated, I am more minded to send in my certificate and accept. This 75% thing scares me. If you don't accept by 9th you might find they delist on you, if people think like me and others will, if they have a target of stock to sell, then 24p for this gets more attractive as the price of everything else goes down. (BTW I do see the equity market as a balwark against the recession, because other asset classes cannot benefit from the drop in wage, space rental, interest rates like a plc can; and 2010/11 is going to be the turn of the public sector to really stoke the dole queues X3; unemployment rising always means FTSE rising) | mryesyes | |
04/2/2010 12:08 | Someone else seems to think that 24p is all that on the table. | carwhite | |
03/2/2010 21:23 | lololololololol. | carwhite | |
03/2/2010 21:00 | mryesy, yes. See page 62 of the offer doc re. RW's payoff. I guess it equates to 3 years salary and excludes options. Sounds a lot but not totally unreasonable. They need to get to 75% to delist and they are a long, long off. Sort of a catch 22. They don't have control until they go unconditional and they wont go unconditional until they get to 75%. So no, as of now its not theirs and 53% means very little. They wont get to 75% unless they increase their offer. As of now they own zero shares. | coffee911 | |
03/2/2010 20:01 | Noticed the 8.3 disclosures today & yesterday; 2 going long on 2-3% of the company (inc another from JM Finn again including a small sale) and one going short at 23.58 Also note4d the last deal today was the biggest and got the highest price yet - 40,000@23.7 I think we need to remember that to WTB this is only a 36mGBP takeover, IMHO they either want it and are putting people in place, or they don't Someone on here said 1 director was being paid £730,000 is that nonsense or for his shares/options? Will the offer go up or does the offer allow them to delist the company once they have 75%? They received 52% acceptancies which sorta means if they take those up its under theirv control,no? | mryesyes | |
02/2/2010 19:26 | Yes, tt's like reading Aleksandr Orlov, the likeable meerkat, from where I am sittings. I am also surprise I never heard of it, but then I am perhaps a little simples. And out of interests what did the management have for breakfastings for last two year? | plus_ca_change | |
02/2/2010 18:27 | You can only wind up something if its exposed its keyhole. As stated you aint going to get much more than 24p and IF THERE IS NO BID THE share price WILL COLLAPSE. DIGGLE INVESTMENTS...CLEVER LITTLE OUTFIT! SURPRISE! YOU NEVER KNEW OF IT./ OUR INVESTMENT POLICY IS TO KNOW WHAT THE Management had for breakfast....at least two years ago. | carwhite | |
02/2/2010 16:45 | Coffee911, as I have said I can't say too much (and its not ramping before that stupid tart comes back) but I assure you now, that at this moment in time they have not accepted!! I think there is a very high possibility of an increased offer from whitbread and also someone else to enter the fray!! We have until 9th so would suggest to hold fire, does anyone own over 1% of this that hasn't accepted? | cool runnings | |
02/2/2010 14:10 | This is more like it... I have no idea about any links to RW, but interesting information. | plus_ca_change | |
02/2/2010 14:06 | Cool Runnings, how do you know that Diggle hasn't accepted?? | coffee911 |
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