Conister Trust Share Discussion Threads

[fingolfin] 14/12/2007 09:59

Excellent news - onwards and upwards from here.

[castleford tiger] 13/11/2007 16:29

Fin

I think the Quatar lot want more. Like up to 30%

They are mopping up all that comes and pushing the price ever higher.

I have had a call from my broker every day since last wednesday wanting to buy my shares. I own a large amount. In fact my pal and i are in the 3% club if we added them together.
Told them not at this price.

See my postings over the last 6 weeks. I called 100p.

Now its much further to run

Tiger

[fingolfin] 13/11/2007 10:25

50,000 @ 101.5 - someone's very interested in these!

[piruxi] 13/11/2007 08:34

Hi I came aboard at 69p a few months back. I think 120p is now easily achievable.

[fingolfin] 12/11/2007 14:24

Nice steady progress - hoping for a deal on the prepaid card front to be announced soon.

[4johnb] 09/11/2007 23:36

its qatar for sure. And its serious. I am kicking myself for not having bought some more earlier. Always looked as if it was a tempting morsel for someone. This stock will run higher, for sure

[castleford tiger] 09/11/2007 18:52

wHO IS THE MONEY BEHIND IT?

Qatar thats serious money

Tiger

[nekro1] 09/11/2007 12:06

Helvetica Wealth Management Partners "Helvetica" nekro 08.11.07 10:53

Helvetica Strategic Holdings ("the Fund") is an investment vehicle advised by
Helvetica Wealth Management Partners ("Helvetica"), a global asset manager with
offices in Geneva, Zug, Singapore and Douglas. Through its presence on the Isle
of Man, Helvetica advises a number of listed and private funds; in 2006 it was
appointed as an investment manager for the Treasury Reserves by the Isle of Man
Government. Helvetica also has strong ties with the State of Qatar, where it is
in the process of setting up an office

[castleford tiger] 09/11/2007 10:02

Oh yes.

We are off. THey will want more and sweep up all that comes before them.

I see 150p very soon

tiger

[fingolfin] 08/11/2007 09:34

Good news - hopefully this now provides a floor of 85p.

[castleford tiger] 07/11/2007 17:59

Somebody fancies this big time eh!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Big jump 2mra?

tiger

[fingolfin] 04/10/2007 13:29

just bought some of these - minimum risk and plenty of upside imo

[castleford tiger] 03/10/2007 16:08

good boy.
Now stay with it till we pass a pound.

tiger

up again this pm

[irkin] 02/10/2007 23:26

I bought at 68p.

[castleford tiger] 02/10/2007 18:28

Irkin

Just does as you are told and stop asking questions.

Broken 80p today.

tiger

[irkin] 20/9/2007 00:16

'Still keep buying this is gonna fly'

Why?

[castleford tiger] 19/9/2007 18:12

Still keep buying this is gonna fly.

tiger

[techtrend] 11/8/2007 14:51

A rare bit of blue on the worst day on the LSE for years, got to be a good sign.

I think we're due a trading update in the next 2 weeks, if CTU follow last years pattern. Perhaps the first pre-pay cards have been launched - "early autumn" was their last update for one of the cards.

I've noticed several pre-pay cards being launched in recent weeks -

1. Barclays have one that they have been promoting through Metro (free london paper) which is aimed at the travel market. The idea is you top up the card before you go away - so you can use a pre-pay card like a credit card abroad.

2. Costa coffee have a pre-pay card that you can swipe like an oyster card when you pay for your daily coffee.

Not sure how far Oystercard have got with their pre-pay for small purcheses - I think it's being trialled now?

Anyhow, actually this "competition" is good news as it opens up awareness within the market - which I strongly believe is big enough for many offerings including of course CTU's.

[techtrend] 01/8/2007 10:21

I bought in yesterday, in a fairly big way. Will look in increase my stake further in the future, assuming we get good news on pre-pay cards over next few months.

I see the pre-pay market as pretty much recession proof, so could be a good choice in these less certain times. Massive growth area too of course.

[techtrend] 01/8/2007 10:18

Conister Trust says CEO Jeremiah Francis lifts stake in co


LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Conister Trust PLC said chief executive
Jeremiah Linehan has purchased 35,000 shares or 0.08 pct in the company at 68.5
pence a share.
Following the purchase Linehan and persons connected to him are interested
in 130,000 shares, representing 0.31 pct of the share capital of the company,
all of which are held beneficially.
[e-mail]
net/tsm/dca

[castlefordtiger] 01/8/2007 09:47

Back in.

Too many directors buying!!

Tiger

[strutt12] 27/7/2007 17:27

RNS Number:0186B
Conister Trust PLC
27 July 2007


For immediate release 27 July 2007

Conister Trust plc ("Conister" or the "Company")
Notification of Directors Dealings and Major Interest
in Shares in Conister Truct PLC ("Conister")

The Company has been informed that, as at the close of business on 25 July 2007,
Southern Rock Insurance Company Limited, a company registered in Gibraltar, had
acquired an interest in 290,000 shares in Conister. 190,000 shares were
acquired on 24 July at 67p per share and 100,000 on 25 July at 68p per share.

Southern Rock Insurance Company Limited is connected to Arron Banks and Paul
Chase-Gardener, who are both directors of Southern Rock Insurance Company
Limited. Arron Banks is also a director of Conister.

Arron Banks and Paul Chase-Gardener are also beneficially interested in
6,904,645 shares in Conister, held by STM Fidecs Nominees Limited, which
constitutes 16.43% of the issued shares in Conister.

Together the two holdings comprise 17.12% of the issued shares of Conister.

[chapman123] 25/6/2007 12:29

results out this week could be time to get back in ?
I'm waiting for the results 1st though...

[castlefordtiger] 22/6/2007 16:30

Sold my last 25% today (at 23p less than my first 3 lots)

tiger

[chapman123] 21/6/2007 08:57

I can see it falling a little more results will be soon as only have 6 months from end of year thats end of this month so results in next week might get back in after those but expect a fall during them could see 60p imho ?