Direct Line Insurance Share Discussion Threads

[spob] 11/10/2012 08:18

unconditional dealing starts on Oct 16

[chinese investor] 11/10/2012 08:18

1950 - 999.25 = 950.75 * 65% = 618 / 175 = 353
927 * (183 - 175) - 74 pounds
Wow !

[ewads] 11/10/2012 08:15

Float at 1.75 .... now 1.81....sell?

[chinese investor] 11/10/2012 08:07

The share offer proved popular and as a result The Royal Bank of Scotland Group scaled back all applications. Each applicant been allocated the first £999.25 (571 shares) of their application in full and any demand above that at a rate of 65%, rounded down to a whole number of shares and subject to a maximum allocation of £99,998.50 (57,142 shares).

[spob] 11/10/2012 08:04

charts are working now

[spob] 11/10/2012 08:03

as you say charts will not update until advfn gets up to speed on the new float

interesting that no one to hold more than 3% at float apart from rbs

[spob] 11/10/2012 07:34

no position jonwig

just watching

good luck to anyone making a quick turn on these, I'm more interested in accessing the long term situation here

[jonwig] 11/10/2012 07:27

Spob - what's this, then, a thread to bash Direct Line from?

By the way, I think ADVFN has 'DLG' left over from a company called Delling Group which went bust in 2009.
Until they sort it out you'll have some misinformation in your header.

[davidgsduk] 11/10/2012 07:26

good luck everyone with this one look like another good company

[redprince] 10/3/2009 14:17

Tom needs to distance himself from Riviera Street Holdings and their pr client firms that he keeps tipping- for his own sake.

[deanforester] 07/3/2009 16:55

AS they have appointed administrators, yes it is.

[ards] 06/3/2009 20:36

looks like delisting and end game for company.

[the bull] 28/1/2009 08:49

Nomad gone, de-listed within a month if no knew one found. I suspect the nomad has found something rather nasty. Admin beckons now surely?

[silverfern] 19/12/2008 07:56

THe people who ran this company have been responsible for deliberately mis representing their business on the stock market. Their intentions from day 1 have been to buy companies owned by their friends in Scandanavia at ridiculous values and then receiving back-handers from those people. All at shareholders expense. If ever DYOR applies this is it.

[the bull] 17/12/2008 00:06

City Equities - In my opinion, best avoided, every tip a dud

[westcoastrich] 16/12/2008 20:35

For immediate release
16 December
2008

Delling Group Plc ("Delling" or the "Company")
Resignation of CFO and Suspension from Trading
The Board of Delling today announces the immediate resignation of Svante Goden as CFO of
the Company with immediate effect. Considering
the current restructuring and the resignation of the CEO last week, the Company does not feel
that it is currently able to communicate
adequately with the market regarding its financial and operational position. They are
therefore seeking suspension until they have resolved
this issue.

[riquo] 16/12/2008 16:37

Old Park Lane know when its time to cut ties - if the co don't live up to the hypew they simply make the cut - brutal but they're right every time. Not an easy broker to work with as they have high expectation - obviously saw this one coming!

[james t kirk] 10/12/2008 17:47

The company has been run by dire management I'm afraid and has borrowed excessively to grow the business through aquisition and then never made these financially viable together. Certainly the credit crunch hasn't helped, but I believe the company would have gone down the pan anyway, its been all potential and no delivery..

I can't believe they have the audacity to send half the compant into receivership and then try and salvage the part without debt. It's no wonder the broker ran away fast so quickly..