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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Enter Rights. | LSE:ERT | London | Ordinary Share | GB0008138884 | ORD 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% | 0.08 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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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27/2/2009 11:40 | AVERAGE PRICE .23 ACTUALLY AND STILL BUYERS COMING | golfer52 | |
27/2/2009 11:36 | So 17m have been sold on Plus for an average of about 0.2p. That's £34k worth. lol | typo56 | |
27/2/2009 11:22 | GIVE APAX A CALL QUOTE YOU NOMINEE ACC OR SHARES CERT.ONLY IF YOU HOLD MORE THAN 5 MILL | golfer52 | |
27/2/2009 11:07 | well buy mine at 4p and make 25% | scrapman | |
27/2/2009 11:03 | YOU WONT NEED A SHAREHOLDER MEET.A 5P BID IS ON THE CARDS | golfer52 | |
27/2/2009 10:56 | 17 MILL NOTHING BUT BUYS ON PLUS MKTS | golfer52 | |
27/2/2009 10:53 | 16.7 MILL ON PLUS 2 MILL BUYS RAPID | golfer52 | |
27/2/2009 10:49 | I wonder why william posts in CAPS LOCKED, does he think it will make people believe him all of a sudden, total clueless moron :-)) | 8trader | |
27/2/2009 10:45 | 15.3 MILL TRADE ON PLUS.75 MILL YESTERDAY 80% BUYS | golfer52 | |
27/2/2009 10:43 | APAX ARE KEY WHY COLD CALL AND DENY ANY KNOWLEDGE MORE TOO COME 5P | golfer52 | |
27/2/2009 10:39 | APAX ARE COLD CALLING AND BUYING IN THE MKT | golfer52 | |
27/2/2009 10:38 | BUYS STREAMING THROUGH ON PLUS MKTS 500K @ A TIME | golfer52 | |
27/2/2009 10:36 | this is a travesty , another classic of directors dealing behind shareholders back , I think everyone can write off their investment , but I feel shareholders should complain to the FSA and get some satisfaction out of the directors by making them accountable. They have effectively asset stripped the company from under us , while maintaining that the company was still viable. Anyone who bought in after the Dec announcement has in essence been conned | scrapman | |
27/2/2009 10:30 | My mistake, the posting style is very similar, pretty obvious to any normal person that he is a pump and dump merchant. | rochford6 | |
27/2/2009 10:29 | Transparency has long been an issue between the board of ER and its communications with its shareholders. This as shareholders were constantly reminded was an experienced board of business and professional people. The FSA fining the company for withholding price sensitive information finally destroyed Bransgrove's credibility so he had to go and was ever so nicely eased out along with his board of kow towing lackeys including the non-execs. It's now not surprising to reflect on why Elizabeth Gaines (Finance Director) left so suddenly last year to return to Australia. For the company to have been fined and censured for what was entirely the board's wrongdoing is clearly a misappropriation of shareholder funds. Shareholders must demand that this is repaid by the board responsible at the time for bringing the company into disrepute. Turning to the catalogue of Intellectual Property Rights (3,600 hours of programmes) are we to believe any of the past values placed on the library by the board or was it all just smoke and mirrors designed to obtain funds from long-suffering shareholders. LP | lemmon picker | |
27/2/2009 10:25 | I do remember Lnx but that was 2 different pump and dumpers who now post as treacle28 and pilly_rocks on advfn. William is just a complete dishonest lying con-man. If you read the Cagney thread i caught him out there last week which was amusing, 3 trades and buys in a minute went through at 0.75 ish which totalled 274k, all of a sudden a new thread was started on the other side by william saying a 3p bid had been accepted and he did the same here, one hour later he sold that 274k for 0.65p when nobody bought and a sale went through and he panicked because there was just one bid. The FSA needs to be told about these con-men, he should be warned off this and other bb's for life ! | 8trader | |
27/2/2009 10:25 | WE SHALL SEE.ROCHFORD I KNOW WHO HE IS.LOL | golfer52 | |
27/2/2009 10:22 | 8Trader - i know who he is and believe i have discussed him with you before, remember LNX | rochford6 | |
27/2/2009 10:20 | A quick bit of research.... Entertainment Rights is a fully listed company and was admitted to the "Full List" of The London Stock Exchange in 1996. It is not a fledgling or junior AiM stock. Over the past 10 years it has raised £100's of million through new equity issues and debt through its principle, very recently departed, officers Rod Bransgrove (Chairman) and Mike Heap (CEO). The board has of course been handsomely rewarded for their efforts at the expense of shareholders who have received nothing by trusting the judgement of those empowered to run their company. Regarding the most recent RNS announcement from the company, any transaction involving the disposal of its catalogue will require shareholder consent. Effectively such a disposal would be deemed a "Class 1 Transaction" and due to the very nature of the transaction is probably going to require consent from 90% of the existing shareholders. Unless there is real value to shareholders why would any right minded shareholder vote in favour of a deal that gives them nothing. And why would the board be willing to accept an offer at below the level of outstanding debt. In the past figures had allegedly been bandied around giving a catalogue value in excess of £500 million. Just what exactly has happened to change this. Do your own research it could prove worthwhile in seeing what else may be brought to the surface. IMHO LP | lemmon picker | |
27/2/2009 10:19 | THIS WILL UNRAVEL VERY SOON BUT NOT AT THIS LEVEL.I HAD NEVER HEARD OF APAX BEFORE YESTERDAY AT 3.30. | golfer52 |
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