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[refusenish] 13/8/2009 10:04

The half year report is from a company where chapman is nothing more than a bad smell.

[fft] 13/8/2009 09:09

The problem is that we have been here before 5 years ago, and management were not exactly honest as to what was really going on. The credibilty of FMJ is shot, and imho, the new investor would have been better to have taken his money and set up a whole new business with no chapman and no legacy problems. Or, if he so enamoured with ability that he really wanted FMJ, he should have got rid of chapman. While he is there, there will always be doubts.

[goggin] 12/8/2009 10:30

FMJ heading for blue waters in hot pursuit of hidden treasures. A pot of gold awaits at the end of the rainbow - 2 - 3 year play and back to 4p

[refusenish] 12/8/2009 09:58

Is this sustained growth over 4 months I see before me?

[nogoodluck] 04/8/2009 12:02

I think this will follow the trend of the rest of Chapman's ventures.... everyone loses everything

[refusenish] 24/7/2009 17:01

If you follow the trend from April I guess you have to say yes.

[loafingchard] 24/7/2009 16:40

Is this about to get off its bottom ?

[refusenish] 24/7/2009 09:14

Carphone Warehouse is getting a bit excited about retail sales

And another tick up today

Plans to separate Carphone Warehouse's (CPW) broadband operations from its retail division are steaming ahead, with the demerger likely to be completed by March.


Europe's biggest mobile phone retailer had originally set a July date to split its Talk Talk arm - the UK's biggest provider of residential broadband - from Best Buy Europe, its joint retail venture with US group Best Buy.


It believes the move will make the two groups more highly valued by investors. Both companies will have a London listing.


Best Buy already has its own £350 million banking facilities in place and plans to roll out a new chain of electrical goods stores across Europe, starting in Britain next year.


The group today delivered more positive news for the retail sector, saying it is on track to meet its full-year targets as markets stabilise.


Chief executive Charles Dunstone said: "Both our businesses have continued to make good progress, despite the economic climate, and we are able to re-iterate all the financial guidance we have given for the full year."


He added that he was "optimistic" there would be no further downturn in trading.

[nogoodluck] 21/7/2009 12:39

I love that piece in the press from Chapman it's just great. The best bit is trading strategy - like HE has one!

Superb

[bonio10000] 20/7/2009 16:39

Why oh why would anyone invest in anything to do with Lyndon Chapman.

Another one of his stellar companies.

[nogoodluck] 10/7/2009 09:18

I see this as Chapman making cosmetic changes to his Empire.

Rise Darth Monk.....

[davidosh] 09/7/2009 15:46

refusenish....What happened at the Agm ?

[refusenish] 09/7/2009 14:30

I don't see this as a straight "hire" do you?

[davidosh] 09/7/2009 13:26

nogoodluck....Well spotted

[nogoodluck] 09/7/2009 08:44

On the new CEO change:

Anthony Monk is clearly a Chapman chronie - Corporate Synergy one his organisations were the advisors to FMJ float in the first place back in 2003.

Good to see Chapman keeping it in the family as usual, hiring people he trusts rather than people who could actually do a good job. So if you are expecting a change in fortunes for FMJ - forget it.

[myamay16] 08/7/2009 16:56

Received this corporate action on my share account for Formjet.

The Company intends to undertake a Capital Reorganisation on the following basis:

Each Ordinary GBP0.002 share will be subdivided into 1 New Ordinary GBP0.0001 share and 1 Deferred GBP0.0019 share.

[davidosh] 08/7/2009 13:46

What happened at the meetings last week and this one. Anyone attend ?

[refusenish] 08/7/2009 13:26

Well that's that out of the way. Onwards and upwards?

[toback] 29/6/2009 21:52

so nothing of note happened at agm then?

[luchan] 29/6/2009 12:02

Chaps,

best to get a drink at the last chance saloon rather than die of thirst.. lol.. FMJ has hope where it seemed not to have so only a month ago... should be entertaining whatever happens..

luchan.

[refusenish] 28/6/2009 13:57

yes. I'm totally unhappy about it but what's done is done. They need to know they can't play fast and loose with shareholders money again though. This is really the last chance saloon for FMJ. No doubt

[davidosh] 27/6/2009 20:33

refusenish.....Are you going to the AGM to get a feel for the potential and find out what went wrong in 2008 then ?