Derriston Cap. Share Discussion Threads

[cpap man] 17/9/2018 08:00

My 5 years or so share price target for DERR is 10,000p and FTSE100 status

[dave4545] 17/9/2018 07:55

Suggest you read my post again !

Also you used to post as liquid millionaire and you are a very short term pump and dumper from the topinfo thread so a little bit rich talking about holding for 5 years.

I had you filtered but thought I would have a read of your posts this morning, back to the filter again

[cpap man] 17/9/2018 07:52

What the hell are you on about? Sir Martin Sorrell [of WPP fame] will make DERR a Stock Market darling 0- come back in 5 years or so and see where DERR are standing

FTSE100 perhaps?!?!?

[dave4545] 17/9/2018 07:41

I'd imagine all those 19p buyers from Friday are the sellers mightly relieved to get out break even or even a small profit. The new buyers take over the mantle of being "trapped"
but I'm sure if they can hold long enough they should make a profit as the demand for this one is crazy atm

[tomboyb] 17/9/2018 07:25

Fair point cpap -

[cpap man] 17/9/2018 07:23

For now tbb - nothing moves in a straight line up or down!

[tomboyb] 17/9/2018 07:21

False rise -

Now in the red -

[cpap man] 17/9/2018 07:10

Yup amazing mh - you could not make it up!

[tomboyb] 17/9/2018 07:09

Morning -

Looks like interest is taking over -

[montyhedge] 17/9/2018 05:24

I can't believe WPP did not have a non-compete clause for Sorrell a giant in the ad world with his contacts.

[beamer21] 16/9/2018 21:43

From the prospectus

Orderly market arrangements

The MediaMonks Subscribers and the Affiliate Subscribers have agreed for a 24 month period after Admission, subject to certain exceptions, and among other things, not to offer, sell, contract to sell, grant options over or otherwise dispose of, directly or indirectly, the Ordinary Shares they receive on Admission. Although there is no present intention or arrangement to do so, those Shareowners may, following the expiry of the applicable initial lock-in period, sell their Ordinary Shares without restriction. The market price of Ordinary Shares could decline significantly as a result of any sales of Ordinary Shares by such Shareowners following expiry of such period (or otherwise) or the perception that these sales could occur.
In addition Sir Martin Sorrell, Rupert Faure Walker and Paul Roy, the Proposed Directors of the Company, have agreed that they will not, for a period of 24 months (in the case of Sir Martin) and 12 months (in the case of Rupert Faure Walker and Paul Roy) following Admission, subject to certain exceptions, offer, sell, contract to sell, grant options over or otherwise dispose of, directly or indirectly, the Ordinary Shares. Although in the case of Sir Martin, the rights of the B Share are contingent on his retention of the Ordinary Shares he receives on Admission, and although there is no present intention or arrangement to do so, the Proposed Directors may, following the expiry of the applicable initial lock-in period, sell their Ordinary Shares without restriction. The market price of Ordinary Shares could decline significantly as a result of any sales of Ordinary Shares by the Proposed Directors following expiry of such period (or otherwise) or the perception that these sales could occur.

[patientcapital] 16/9/2018 15:13

There's already a lordship involved in the shape of Jacob Rothschild. He knows how to sniff out money making opportunities. Not that he needs to mind.

[suneday] 16/9/2018 15:09

Prospectus says
* Immediately following Admission it is expected that approximately 31.63 per cent. of the Enlarged Share Capital will be in public hands for the purposes of the Listing Rules. That's listing rules. They include lock ins as not being in public hands - and then for what it's worth the numbers can be deducted, institutions and so on, thought to be holding, to give some idea of a free float. Nothing new. It becomes subjective.


[bernymadoff] 16/9/2018 14:59

Interesting post from LSE courtesy of Stuffee:

Don't think the lock in is as tight as you suggest. Page 46 of the prospectus states the new group from 28 Sept will have 255m shares, (after consolidation) of which institutional investors will have 139m or 54%, These funds bought at equivalent of 10p (100p after consolidation) and will dictate the future price. There's no indication there are any lock ups on these shares and I guess they will be tempted to sell at any big premium over 100p (post consolidation).

I agree the market will be extremely tight before 28 Sept and could go anywhere, but I fear big collapse on this date. I would certainly like a few but would not touch this before 28 Sept

[cpap man] 16/9/2018 14:56

My 5 year share price target for DERR is 10,000p

And then it will be a case of addressing his LORDSHIP

Lord Sorrell of DERRTASTIC

Enjoy the journey DERR supporters!!!!

[cpap man] 16/9/2018 13:40

As stated previously these types of opportunities [like buying WPP in the early days or now DITTO with Sir Martin Sorrell's new listed company DERR] are extremely rare and should be grabbed with all 3 hands!!!!

[knigel] 16/9/2018 13:39

Ignore the rampers too. DYOR.
Both extremes are as bad as each other but what I do not like about rampers especially the Twitter ones is the fact they love to tell us to buy but not when to sell. They sell and move on.
So what's fair value here and your exit price cpap man...?

[cpap man] 16/9/2018 13:34

LOL yes PC - there are tons of posters who are obviously NOT yet in DERR who are de-ramping like crazy so that they can try and get into DERR on the cheap!!!!

Basically these de0-rampers are saying dump DERR prior to a possible explosion in the DERR share price perhaps DERR will go and hit 100p+

IGNORE THESE DE-RAMPERS otherwise it will cost you a fortune [they are trying to steal your DERR shares on the cheap!!!!]

These very same de-ramping posters would have said sell your WPP when the share price went from 2p to 4p stating that WPP were over valued.

WPP stand at pounds and pounds with a billions MKT CAP

This is of course the true magic of Sir Martin Sorrell who will do the same at DERR in my view but this time within 5 to 7 years only!!!!

[patientcapital] 16/9/2018 13:00

The RTO vote is on 27/9 which makes a statement about waiting 3-6 months for an RTO seem very strange or is it a tactic to put people off with the hope of investing at a lower price?

[suneday] 16/9/2018 12:44

Whatever people decide to do, at this early stage, they should consider the cautionary RNS issued at 1241.

[kenmitch] 16/9/2018 12:44

Worth a reminder about how well a cash shell can do with big name backing? Here’s a link to an article on Knutsford, also with Nigel Wray backing. They raised cash worth 2p and the share soared to a crazy £2.....before eventually falling to next to nothing again. So Derriston share price unpredictable, but just because the price looks expensive, as Knutsford example shows, with big name backing, it can go to crazy heights. Whether the gains are held obviously depends on the success or otherwise of future investments.

Knutsford bought a dud and share had already fallen from £2 to 80p ahead of that duff buy. Have a hunch Sorrell could succeed so bought a few on Friday.

[rbonnier] 16/9/2018 12:15

Most AIM punters cant hold onto their shares for 23 minutes let alone 23 years !!

[bernymadoff] 16/9/2018 12:14

With at least 3-6 months before a RTO this is just a herd play on the "false market" scenario. Basically lots of people chase up a company in which there are limited shares in circulation and the ones who profit are those who manage to get in at low and sell up while they ramp for others to buy in at prices they would not touch it at. If you want to invest in the actual company you're better off waiting till nearer the RTO or after it's completed. That way you won't get spiked.

[montyhedge] 16/9/2018 11:08

Dont know about Derriston but Sorrell WPP shell over 23 years 5000% gain.But of course 23 years long time. But he has given himself 7 years minimum at the helm. Perhaps 23 condensed into 7 years.

[costax1654x] 16/9/2018 10:34

The UK Listing Authority is understood to have initially blocked the relisting of Derriston Capital - whose shares were suspended in May when the reverse takeover was announced - because of concerns that there would be a false market. This is because the share capital of Derriston will represent less than 1 per cent of the enlarged group once a reverse takeover by Sir Martin's S4 Capital is completed.