Xps Pensions Share Discussion Threads

[97peter] 12/2/2019 18:05

All, got a fantastic response 2 days ago from XPS Communications Director about their continued drive for efficiencies and progress after acquisitions and mergers. Things looking up for the next 6 months and beyond as this starts to show through, new customers and organisations moving their business to XPS.

[97peter] 04/2/2019 18:54

I know they are dropping in price, but a good company. Just cannot get any answers from their Directors?

[97peter] 29/12/2018 16:00

Come on, does no one have shares in XPS?? Or an opinion, information on how they are doing from dealing with them as a company?

[97peter] 21/12/2018 18:20

Why no threads, has no one else got XPS shares or an opinion, come on? Opinions, thoughts, direction on XPS and their sp?

[97peter] 09/12/2018 12:16

Why are XPS not back at 185, I bought in at 191 nearly 10 months ago and feel cheated and what are theBoard doing?

[commiesy] 30/11/2018 07:55

Not that impressed with the results. Revenue growth primarily down to the acquisition. Underlying combined business grew at only 3.3%. Lot of talk about culture, foundational Work etc. and FY in line with expectations. Client numbers have barely increased. Are they struggling to win business?

[danieldanj] 26/6/2018 00:03

XPS Pensions (XPS) Earnings-Reaction to Keep an Eye

[loverat] 05/3/2014 07:20

Just picking up and correcting one more general comment here about action groups etc. I have little knowledge of the background here, apart from reading posts and it is correct to say action groups are often unsuccessful.

However I have personally come across several actions groups set up at very short notice which have been very successful. Amazing what investors etc can do when they want as I have seen at first hand. The key to success is establishing a set of clear objectives, being determined and publicity. Just thought I would mention that for future reference.

[joe say] 27/2/2014 15:57

Personally think you need to look at Med's poisition the other way round - maybe they entered the stock with hopes of leveraging their hand only to find out they didn't have that much power.

A slight gain allows them to exit with their heads held high

[ohbytheway1] 27/2/2014 15:06

Directors recommended this because they do not have shareholders interests at heart. Who stands to gain from this mean spirited attempt at carpet bagging?

[graham1ty] 27/2/2014 15:04

Is embarrassing for the Independent Directors...........recommend at 0.62p.........now suddenly that is not enough and have to recommend 0.65p

thesloth.......how come MedDeb knew......do not think they did.....they bought a blocking stake and then waited to see if PJ would increase offer. They seem to have made peanuts

[martynm] 27/2/2014 14:57

If the figures relating to the Medical Debentures holding banded about on this thread are in any way near accurate, then they would appear to be desperate for every penny (well not even a penny).
Still not impressed with the revised offer.

[thesloth2] 27/2/2014 14:24

How come Med Deb knew.....

I feel shafted and will be launching my Rubber Brick at the TV
for Dragons Den in the future.

How come the Directors recommended this?

[graham1ty] 27/2/2014 14:01

117m at 0.65p is only £760,000 worth. They might have made 10%, but I very much doubt it

[graham1ty] 27/2/2014 14:00

See the volume.......was mainly around 0.56p to 0.62p. The really big trades started around 0.55-0.56p. I do not think they made much

[thesloth2] 27/2/2014 13:47

117 million shares at 0.03p !!!!!
£3500.

Hope they paid a bit less for them.

[graham1ty] 27/2/2014 13:27

So Med Deb turned to PJ and said, go on, give us a decent turn, we have been paying 0.62p, let us make a bit. Abfacadabra 0.65p,everyone happy

[lageraemia] 27/2/2014 13:09

The fat lady is singing.

PDJ has increased his offer to 0.65p and Med Debentures are selling.

[graham1ty] 25/2/2014 08:17

Agree with u Larry. Saddest thing about markets these days is lack of commentary in the press. Even FT has less and less analysis. So scandals pass without comment, rip offs go ahead with massive shareholder apathy, institutions say nothing.

A number of instos took stock at 5.6p just three years ago to buy out his overvalued interests. Now he buys back at 0.625p. Why are they not going public ? Why they not shouting from the roof tops.

And so it will quietly go through. Only hope is that Med Deb are out to build pressure, and as soon as they have the holding they want they will shout

[larry335] 24/2/2014 15:09

I'm with Geckoman. At least with MedDeb holding more than 10% (having also bought above the offer price recently) PJ can't enforce the compulsory purchase (90% needed). I suspect PJ doesn't want to delist, he wants to buy out completely and I suspect MedDeb will have a price in mind that they will accept. If PJ plays the game, then that is the price the rest will have to be happy with also, which one would imagine is more than 0.62p. I expect PJ will struggle to get even 75% and raise his offer.....IMO
But really all these goings on are very strange and it's a very sad state of affairs. There ought to be a full investigation into what has really gone on here with this company and Peter Jones over the last few years. Maybe they could make a TV programme about it, scheduling it just after Dragon's Den....

[lageraemia] 21/2/2014 19:52

If Med Deb continue to accumulate, we've got until Thursday 27th according to Barclays Stockbrokers.

[martynm] 21/2/2014 18:03

Can see no reason for accepting this derisory offer.
At present, it would appear to make more sense to hold on, unless anyone knows better?

[lageraemia] 21/2/2014 08:47

Well my share club has 103,000 shares.

I wonder if we hold a few million between us here?

[lageraemia] 20/2/2014 19:12

OK, that's interesting.

Medical Debentures now over 10%

Anyone care to hazard a guess as to what's going to happen?