De La Rue Share Discussion Threads

[james smith] 26/7/2015 23:56

"How would you like it if a UKIP poster visited this thread posting page after page after page of mindless rubbish?"

I couldn't care less. In the grand scheme of things it is of absolutely no consequence. So, please yourself. I will.

[firebrick] 24/7/2015 12:00

casual47

Re James Smith, and your post 957.

Just wanted you and other decent poster's to know who you are having conversation with.

How would you like it if a UKIP poster visited this thread posting page after page after page of mindless rubbish?

Not once although that would be enough, but dozens of time's.

Instead of your 'I'm all right Jack' and sticking your head beneath the sand it is time for you to clean your thread of him, showing that thread trashing and spamming does not pay.


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[homeboy35] 24/7/2015 09:24

not on about this thread.

On about when he comes on the UKIP thread.

no interest in this thread, but I dont spam it to wreck it, do I?

[homeboy35] 24/7/2015 09:24

not on about this thread.

On about when he comes on the UKIP thread.

no interest in this thread, but I dont spam it to wreck it, do I?

[homeboy35] 24/7/2015 09:22

not on about this thread.

On about when he comes on the UKIP thread.

no interest in this thread, but I dont spam it to wreck it, do I?

[casual47] 24/7/2015 09:18

Wow...great! Let's all target James Smith and never mind the other users frequenting this thread....

Bunch of morons

[firebrick] 24/7/2015 09:00

Well said homeboy35, lets hope the moron gets the message.

[willywonky] 23/7/2015 23:32

Simple answer to that.

He's showing himself to be a thread wrecking idiot!

[ch1ck] 23/7/2015 08:22

Glad I bought when I did I should get the dividend and the results look solid.We have 5 more months to get in new orders and confirm the remaining 10% of revenue for the year.I see weakness in the markets for the next 3 months and then we should see a strong rebound.

[scobak] 22/7/2015 20:49

well here we are then at 500p Mr Smith. What thoughts have you had since your last post? I am of a similar mind but there is a lack of info.

[james smith] 13/7/2015 18:53

Ah well. Nevertheless, I tend to think this could be a buy at 500p even though we are a tad short of evidence to support that. Though, I tend to have a sentimental attachment which I should be wary of.

[ch1ck] 11/7/2015 14:44

Hi James

I don't think there is a contradiction I see the stock as a buy with or with out the Greek angle.

The comment as aimed at people who are posting comments about Del La Ru with out knowing the ability for Greece to print its own currency if it does leave

[james smith] 10/7/2015 14:56

CH1ck

If "even without a greek order the share is a quality stock" and you "saw the fall in Del La Ru as an opportunity to buy in yesterday" why say "If you dont know the situation in Greece re their ability to print currency then you should not be buying here as a punt for a greek exit from the euro."

Is there a contradiction there?

[ch1ck] 10/7/2015 10:41

If you dont know the situation in Greece re their ability to print currency then you should not be buying here as a punt for a greek exit from the euro.The fact are for all you guys asking questions are:The Greeks have a massive printing plant called Holago Press which currently prints all the 10 euro notes.No capacity increase has been noted at the plant in recent weeksIf Greece decides to exit and print a new currency it will take approximately 1 year to design print and adapt all vending machines and bank processess.Del la ru would need to assist Greece with this along with a number of other printing firms as the job would be too big for one company alone.As an example DEL La Ru was chosen to print Iraq's currency in 2003.I saw the fall in Del La Ru as an opportunity to buy in yesterdayHaving sold out last month, even without a greek order the share is a quality stock

[james smith] 06/7/2015 10:17

www.europac.com/voices/what_if_greece_just_printed_euros_it_needs

[james smith] 06/7/2015 10:15

Where do my euros come from? The code breaker

The 11 digit serial number on every note begins with a prefix which identifies which country issued it.

German notes begin with an X, Greek notes start with a Y, Spain's have a V, France a U, Ireland T, Portugal M and Italy S.

Belgium is Z, Cyprus G, Luxembourg 1, Malta F, Netherlands P, Austria N, Slovenia H, Slovakia E and Finland L.