Coffeeheaven Share Discussion Threads

[kimboy2] 18/2/2010 11:23

CW
It is all shareholders funds isn't it ?

Getting a bit over emotional aren't we ?

[carwhite] 18/2/2010 10:34

Of course you wont continue your a weak individual who set out to fool.............................................AND YOU DID MANY AND WAS DEAF TO LISTENING TO COMMON SENSE.

WHILE THIS COMPANY NEVER MADE A PROFT YOU WERE INSISTING THAT IT DID AND PLOUGHED IT BACK.

HOWEVER IT WAS THE SHAREHOLDERS FUNDS THAT ALWAYS PROPPED IT UP. IN ONE POST YOU STATED THAT COH WAS MAKING MONEY AND HAD CASH IN THE BANK. YOU FORGOT, CONVENIENTLY OF COURSE, TO MENTION THAT THE 2.5 MILLION IN THE BANK WAS SHAREHOLDERS FUNDS....YOU WOULD RATHER CALL THOSE WHO CALLED IT RIGHT TROLLS YOU BIGOT!

[kimboy2] 18/2/2010 09:30

I am not going to continue an inane argument with a mindless troll such as yourself.

Needless to say COH had great potential at one time which it has failed to grasp. However despite this everyone who bought when I did will be leaving with a 100% profit.

If you look at the posts when I sold, on various boards, you will see that I gave for selling when I did.

[carwhite] 18/2/2010 08:56

Kimboy you even created this thread so that you could ramp away unquestioned....and then had the nerve to call anyone who questioned you a TROLL.

There are people in jail for less.

Its no wonder you sold at 42p as your ramped it there on hot air.

Go back and read your posts I have.

[kimboy2] 18/2/2010 08:28

No I am not. I bought at 11p and sold at 42p. Why would I want to listen to trolls like you.

[carwhite] 18/2/2010 08:10

I BET THOSE WHO INITIATED THIS THREAD ARE NOW WISHING THAT THEY HAD LISTEN TO THE TROLLS hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe

[carwhite] 17/2/2010 13:58

Whitbread Gets Irrevocable Undertaking From Diggle Investments

LONDON (Dow Jones)
Whitbread PLC (WTB.LN) said Wednesday it has received an irrevocable undertaking from Diggle Investments Limited in respect of 4,693,406 coffeeheaven Shares representing 3.52% of the existing issued share capital of coffeeheaven.

-By Iain Packham, Dow Jones Newswires; 44-20-7842-9269; [e-mail]



Of course Diggle in Worthingtons' so he wont be doing so badly will he?


heheheheheheheheheehr looks like a lot of have have put money in someone else's pot.

[carwhite] 16/2/2010 08:55

I think I would rather make a few typos than be a thick loser who ramps up share then believes his own rubbish.


I wonder if those who will read here will think I was really that incompetent in making a nice fat profit on this to your huge loss.

lololololololololol see a foul mouth gets you all you ask for lololololoololol

[carwhite] 15/2/2010 18:02

looks like
I wonder where all the big mouths are today. lolololololol

[4screws] 15/2/2010 15:19

has it been sold or not

[carwhite] 15/2/2010 12:31

what does one say to all the thicko rempers except lolololololololololololol

[gk1066] 12/2/2010 09:38

Agree with most of that but Richard Worthington has not made a profit whilst in charge and will not deliver profits if he remains in charge. He would have to get out of Czech Rep and cut costs. He is not capable of doing this.
He denied take over rumours when the lavazza story was in the press causing the share price to collapse. Anybody else would have just done a '' no comment on rumour''. He has had his chance and he has blown it.
I sold my shares before RW had a chance to screw shareholders again.
If this bid falls through then he should be forced out. This is a public company which should be run for the benefit of shareholders. RW fails to see this.

[carwhite] 12/2/2010 09:35

I say that for the simply reason its been all promises and cash calls.

COH could not survive without its shareholders to milk and it is best sold to those who know the business.

No Con??/ COH literature explained that their sites were only chosen after much research into the location and footfall(Lord I hate that stupid word. only to find very expensive sites closed soon after through a lack of either interest of business etc etc.

Plus of course its never made a profit relying upon cash calls to boost the balance sheets.

A Ford dealership is not a two bit coffee joint.

[plus_ca_change] 11/2/2010 20:07

If COH remains independent then there is every chance that as the company grows that the share price rises. I don't see how they have "conned" anyone; their annual report & accounts aren't exactly a work of fiction and it is a free world as to where we put our money, so I think it is a little immature to say that anyone had wool pulled over their eyes.

COH rose to around 50p on the basis of a takeover; why should that affect the market, but it does. If a company reports a loss its shares dive, but that's not market forces that men and women at computer screens panicking for a perceived short-term loss. Capitalism works best when people look to the longer-term, rather than looking to make a quick dollar. That's why banks are so afraid of their own shadow -- pure "greed is good" culture and we thought the 80s were over.

I know of a successful Ford dealership in the north that was a plc and the family bought back the shares; the family members are multi-millionaires and they're doing quite well without the interference of shareholders.

COH is worth more than 24p and I say they're better of with WBT; they're brand leader in a growth market and they have everything to play for. Forget the idea of worthless currencies; they're 30-40 years behind us so the east should be seen as the next gold-rush economy and that it why WBT wants a piece of the action -- they're not stupid -- and COH gives them 90 stores in established territories. COH has done the hard work in breaking the ground, now WTB simply want to pick the low-lying fruit, if you forgive my mixed metaphors.

[carwhite] 11/2/2010 19:49

mryesyes - 11 Feb'10 - 18:36 - 110 of 110

I second that there would be no COH without its conned shareholders.


cool runnings - 11 Feb'10 - 17:17 - 109 of 110..... there will be no more than 24p and you may even get a lot less if this offer is not taken up!

[mryesyes] 11/2/2010 18:36

rue the day it became a plc?
thats a laugh
it raised money first then it used it to sell coffee to people in worthless currencies at a loss, then it came back for more.....
its going to wtb and if you want to hold it in delist you are crazy

[plus_ca_change] 11/2/2010 11:10

Perhaps COH will rue the day they became a PLC; the moment you have shareholders you lose control. The upside is obviously an injection of cash; the downside is that you no longer control your own destiny.

Here endeth the sermon...

[carwhite] 11/2/2010 10:47

you silly person in this instance I was referring to the old stalwarts like Kimboy and the gang. You are only a no consequence late edition that bought the lie so well woven, and now you are stuck!

24p is all that's on the table.