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DCI Dci Advisors Ltd

4.75
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 08:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Dci Advisors Ltd LSE:DCI London Ordinary Share VGG2803G1028 COM SHS EUR0.01
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 4.75 4.50 5.00 4.87 4.75 4.75 0.00 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Real Estate Agents & Mgrs 318k -6.92M -0.0077 -6.17 42.97M
Dci Advisors Ltd is listed in the Real Estate Agents & Mgrs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker DCI. The last closing price for Dci Advisors was 4.75p. Over the last year, Dci Advisors shares have traded in a share price range of 3.70p to 5.00p.

Dci Advisors currently has 904,626,856 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Dci Advisors is £42.97 million. Dci Advisors has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -6.17.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
30/9/2016
19:05
Trying to work out if this confirmed dog is turning or is still a dog lol?
If all the management are blown up & replaced with monkeys it might be a turn...

luckymouse
21/7/2016
16:01
Very funny myretirement, but actually you speak the truth. Never a truer words said.

Shareholders all over appear to be analised by management.

Iofina being a case in point.

escapetohome
21/7/2016
15:47
Ive bought a few here as a gamble.

Binary bet me thinks.

escapetohome
18/7/2016
21:53
Well quite.
hugepants
18/7/2016
12:37
Huge volume again. Looks like a swap of holdings to a new major shareholder. Not entirely sure what this all means but its got to be better than having your head stoved in with a scaffold pole?
my retirement fund
15/7/2016
16:02
director buy , albiet only 150K better than getting your teeth smash out with a hammer
my retirement fund
15/7/2016
10:22
Interesting trade been printed. Could a bottom be in?
my retirement fund
14/7/2016
21:58
Looks cash-constrained. It should be a stonking buy if NAV is really 44p but there's quite a bad odour emanating from this.
hugepants
03/6/2016
11:43
Hmm well i hope you dont lose your pants on this one ;)

One would hope there is some value here however its as black as the ace of spades right now so I wouldn't even consider going there till someone shines a light.

my retirement fund
03/6/2016
11:43
Hmm well i hope you dont lose your pants on this one ;)

One would hope there is some value here however its as black as the ace of spades right now so I wouldn't even consider going there till someone shines a light.

my retirement fund
02/6/2016
19:30
Should be unless they've spent the £45M.

I don't understand the directors resigning. They've collapsed the share price. They were there on behalf of the largest shareholder so its a bit like cutting off your nose to spite your face isn't it?

Unless there is something else going on.

hugepants
02/6/2016
19:10
Are they still solvent?
my retirement fund
02/6/2016
18:28
looking grim here.
hugepants
08/4/2016
15:53
What the latest news here then ?
my retirement fund
22/3/2016
12:56
Worth a punt IMO. Last stated NAV 47p and raised £45M at 21p only 9 months ago.
hugepants
16/3/2016
23:42
It certainly looks like they left by the backdoor in a hurry. I concur with your thoughts. It looks increasing like this is a zombie company with most likely a particularly unhappy ending awaiting its shareholders.
my retirement fund
16/3/2016
22:41
I think people underestimate the signal sent by the resignation of those 3 directors. We are not talking about one isolated case, but 3 of them, together, , including the chairman, without any explanation. These were put on the board essentially to try to put shareholders’ interests back into the equation; to me the statement here sounds like “we failed and there is nothing we can do to stop the mgt from destroying the company” ; indeed despite all the pseudo incentives baked into asset sales for the management, their interest is simply not aligned with investors’. The mgt sits on a more than generous stream of guaranteed fees, controls the whole process and will probably be able, when the time comes, to get the assets very very cheaply. Not easy to sell these luxury overvalued resorts in this market; the only way out for DCI’s shareholders is essentially to liquidate some of them at distressed prices to raise cash, which the mgt will never do… why would they?
jeangl
16/3/2016
20:50
More likely the inability to sell assets.
tiltonboy
16/3/2016
19:43
Still falling. There's a powerful stench emanating from this stock now. Given the huge discount to NAV perhaps some dodgy accounting issues to surface?
hugepants
09/3/2016
16:30
Third point wanted to separate the Americas properties from the European and so perhaps it was the others blocking this that caused the rift.
jimcar
09/3/2016
12:02
The departing directors were placed by Third Point, the largest shareholder. As a very proactive hedge fund I would imagine their objective has not been achieved and they are looking for an exit. Hope they find a trade buyer because selling in the market will be long and painful.
langostino
08/3/2016
23:25
Oh dreary me
badtime
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