Finsbury Wwides Share Discussion Threads

[hectorp] 25/3/2010 18:11

This has clearly rocketed on speculation that Obama would get to sign his bill. Wait for profit taking: then buy some , if doing so. I'll stick it on watch.
The smart money was here and could be gone about now.

[mangal] 24/3/2010 21:39

Looking at trades of FWPS over the last week, there has been only one buy; the rest are all sells & the wp has gone up; Strange!

[mangal] 18/3/2010 19:06

Hectorp, do have a look at the WT thread:


There, you'll find lots of comments on this one.

If you are willing to take a long term view on these then these offer exceptional value. If you were to buy & hold these till final expiry in 2014, & assuming that the u/l performs only moderately well at say 5%pa, you would get a return of 12%pa;
if the u/l performs reasonably well at say 7.5%pa, you would get a return of 25%pa- yes, per year. ie you'd almost treble your money in four & half years. I don't think any other subs can offer such good vaule.

[hectorp] 18/3/2010 16:19

I did not buy... look toppy now.!

[hectorp] 22/2/2010 10:54

Ilost.. I see they have risen 20% recently as the underlying are very high again. its in the money.
However the underlying share or fund, looks very toppy indeed.
- You'd want to hold this for the next date, 2012, unless there is an exceptional rally in the FWP. I must have a good look at it.
Dr Dre may come and see too.
H.

[chopsy] 05/10/2009 11:37

Just for information. Currently well OOTM.

[chopsy] 05/10/2009 11:27

The Subscription Price, equal to the published unaudited NAV per Ordinary Share
as at 5.00 p.m. on 3 September 2009 (including current period revenue) of
607.44 pence per share plus a percentage premium to such amount, rounded up to
the nearest whole penny, is as follows:

- if exercised on any Subscription Date between (and including) 31 October
2009 and 31 July 2010, a premium of 1 per cent. (614 pence);

- if exercised on any Subscription Date between (and including) 1 August
2010 and 31 July 2012, a premium of 5 per cent. (638 pence); and

- if exercised on any Subscription Date between (and including) 1 August
2012 and 31 July 2014, a premium of 15 per cent. (699 pence).