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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Cupid | LSE:CUP | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B4NJ4984 | ORD 2.5P |
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% | 18.00 | - | 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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19/9/2013 11:41 | I guess the question is, will next weeks results finally draw a line under this somewhat accident prone company. I am watching but won't be putting a penny in until I see them. If they are decent then it could run back to the 100p region. | salpara111 | |
18/9/2013 11:52 | Yes Dobbie looked remarkably relaxed and they seem very excited about the Canoodle social discovery business. | j777j | |
18/9/2013 11:27 | couldnt help but think it was engineered as some sort of retort to the bbc video. | the monkster | |
17/9/2013 23:22 | Yes, great, J777J. Thanks for finding and sharing. Impressive: one certainly does not get a sense of a Company in danger of going to the wall. There is a clear mismatch between share price and prospects. Hopefully that will start to resolve in the next few days :-) | saucepan | |
17/9/2013 22:36 | Very interesting video on cupid from the FT.... | j777j | |
16/9/2013 14:06 | Of course a 100p mbo bid on thursday would inflict revenge on the shorts. | j777j | |
15/9/2013 03:03 | J7777 you have more knowledge about this stock than most people I have 6 figures in this and the market cap is lower than the share price I am very bemused but I will wait because there will be a buy out but not at the price We want but it will be bigger than trusco paid at 80p the company results will not disappoint | markbarker | |
13/9/2013 08:41 | the last 9 months have been a big enough storm. | the monkster | |
12/9/2013 22:38 | Results next Thursday should bring plenty of news on the company revamp and maybe further on that potential distribution to long suffering shareholders. Bill Dobbie, Chief Executive of Cupid plc, said: "The disposal of the Casual Assets is a significant positive step for the Group. The bulk of our M&A and investment over the past few years has been in the area of niche and mainstream sites, and this will continue to be our area of focus going forward. "The proceeds from the sale will allow us to further enhance the remaining Group by strengthening our brands and also improving and widening the customer proposition. The consideration also gives us the potential to provide shareholders with further returns. We have built a strong, revenue generating Group and we very much look forward to driving further growth within our mainstream and niche sites over the coming period." | j777j | |
12/9/2013 16:43 | The lull before the storm? | saucepan | |
08/9/2013 13:41 | are there not 70 million shares out there ???? 50p ????? dream on. | the monkster | |
07/9/2013 20:30 | Will be taken private for a quid in due course. | jonc | |
07/9/2013 14:49 | 50p would do | cammy3 | |
07/9/2013 14:20 | £1 a share would be nice | the monkster | |
07/9/2013 12:06 | Anyone expecting a special dividend when results are released. They did say they would consider following disposal of casual assets. | cammy3 | |
06/9/2013 23:39 | would want to be out of this over the weekend | the monkster | |
06/9/2013 16:43 | Straight up j's backside.... | ramsey11 | |
06/9/2013 14:57 | in which direction | robotface | |
06/9/2013 14:42 | coiled spring | the monkster | |
06/9/2013 11:07 | Good day so far..... | ramsey11 | |
06/9/2013 10:50 | The shorts last hurrah before they get slaughtered like the vermin that they are. | j777j | |
05/9/2013 20:08 | Oh your so right....right under my skin......20% in a week is greatWhen did ya get in jan 2013 | ramsey11 |
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