Flybe Share Discussion Threads

[minerve] 20/1/2019 21:44

Clever

You are forgetting about the debt.

[loganair] 20/1/2019 21:41

Most probably, then any money raised would first pay the administrators fees, tax, then debt and last are the share holders and therefore the share holders wouldn't have got a penny.

[cleverinvestor] 20/1/2019 21:35

Minerva

Administrator would have sell the company for more than #2.2m. Right or wrong?

[minerve] 20/1/2019 21:23

CleverInvestor

They didn't assume the role of insolvency administrator. If an administrator was appointed you most likely would have ended-up with zip.

[cleverinvestor] 20/1/2019 21:19

Putting aside right/wrong of Hedge fund dealings, Flybe BOD are in breach of their fiduciary duty to shareholders. They cannot assume the role of insolvency administrator. Judge and the jury!!
That shouldn't go unchallenged. Shareholders own the company and not BOD. Shareholders should be informed and also afford the right to rescue the company first.

As alleged If an offer of 40p per share was turned down why recommending 1p per share and fire sale of asset. Whose interests are they serving?

[coscos] 20/1/2019 21:16

They can have all my shares for free if Tinkler or whoever make sure all the current directors are sacked as soon as possible. Incompetent imbeciles.

[minerve] 20/1/2019 20:47

OPM = Other People's Money

[once bitten1] 20/1/2019 19:55

ANY GUESSES WHERE T34 HAS PUT ALL HIS APPLES :)))))).. ???TRY 29 Black next time .. better odds!!

[mhin2] 20/1/2019 19:18

miti, do you know how much flybe cash the credit card acquirers are holding? Best of luck with your short...seems really risky to me. I think the credit card aquirers may be holding upwards of £30m of Flybe cash...that figure, of course, is a massive guesstimate

[miti 1000] 20/1/2019 18:45

Spot on tonysss13. There is no value here whatsoever. Flybe are clearly bust without this takeover and no white knight in sight to secure the finances they need.

I'm enjoying shorting more on this rise. Its 1p or nothing at all.

[mhin2] 20/1/2019 17:38

I think any battle between crooks that exposes conspiracy/underhand behaviour has got to be welcomed

[tonysss13] 20/1/2019 15:21

not really sure why people are getting excited about this.

I think Hosking's are desperate, FLYB do not have enough working capital to carry on so,disruption to the deal could put FLYB into administration so they are playing a dangerous game.

If there was another serious bidder in the background they would have made themselves known by now.

[muchodinero] 20/1/2019 14:38

I still think we are heading for a suspension in trading tomorrow or very soon afterwards until any potential legal case is decided by the major shareholders.

[mhin2] 20/1/2019 12:31

I like this comment posted on the london evening standard 2 months ago

Aircraft Guru
2 months ago
Stobart Group is run by a complete bunch of crooks. Tinkler himself is a crook and got caught. Now Brady wants to line his pockets hence why he moved Tinkler out. As for Stobart Air, it will soon be an airline that no longer exists. Brady was ousted from Easyjet and thought he could make Stobart Air work but he’s just a clown.

lets hope they get exposed

[minerve] 20/1/2019 12:27

All hedge funds. No exceptions.

[mhin2] 20/1/2019 12:20

Minerve "This needs to happen to all hedge funds IMO" So you would agree it also needs to happen to Cyrus...

[kirk 6] 20/1/2019 11:23

Suspension would be the worst possible thing Monday. If bid fails this could be worth nothing or at best even if they doubled the bid it's only worth 2p. Better trade the specuAltion and hype

[minerve] 20/1/2019 10:46

Oh dear, did poor little hedgie lose some money? What a shame!

Are Sky - or someone closely connected to SKY - in the purse?

Take it and swallow my friend, swallow well! What goes around comes around!

This needs to happen to all hedge funds IMO.

[muchodinero] 20/1/2019 10:46

hxxps://news.sky.com/story/top-flybe-shareholder-threatens-legal-challenge-over-2m-bid-11611470