Freedom4 Comm. Share Discussion Threads

[diya] 07/5/2008 07:51

According to their financial calender Freedom4 is due to update the market today let see what they say.

[troys] 07/5/2008 06:40

Hi spights. Still here. Will just have to sit this one out.I think we are long overdue an update from Dubens.

[spights] 06/5/2008 19:48

Hi Troys missed you;o(

[spights] 06/5/2008 19:36

I second all above

[ps0u3165] 06/5/2008 18:54

All together now 'Dubens is an ar*eh*le, Dubens is an ar*eh*le, nar, nar, nar, na, nar, nar, nar, na.'

[ps0u3165] 28/4/2008 16:48

PB10

Company has been sold and all that is left is the Wimax part. Shareholders were given the option of a tender offer at the end of March consisting of 10.39p per share for 58% of their holding (Some nominee account holders manage to get rid of a little over 80% because not all the allocation in the account was taken up). If you did not take up the offer then you are left with your holding at today's price and been even more hard done to than the rest of us.

[pb10] 28/4/2008 16:28

can anyone help! i have been away and was shocked to find pxc gone ffc in its place at a lowly price what has happened?

tia

[bubface] 25/4/2008 14:40

only jesting vob....i have been buying more in the post distribution form probably averaging around current levels....i'm just trying to work out why!!!!

[veryoldbob] 25/4/2008 07:49

Been called negative before when this stock was being ramped on a daily basis. Price of old age and cynicism! My personal views are that WiMAX will fly in a few "developing" countries and maybe the US (but that's now looking less likely with LTE gaining momentum); but will be limited in Europe and the UK.

Always happy to be proved wrong but sadly PXC/FFC have done nothing to change my opinion on their particular flavour of WiMAX (and the way they've failed to exploit their licenses).

As always, time and the market will tell...

[bubface] 24/4/2008 21:04

u should be called verynegativebob!
i realise they are international but it's a plus for the technology.

[veryoldbob] 24/4/2008 21:01

Sadly eWave don't do WiMAX in the UK: developing countries and Eastern Europe only...which is where there might just be a market for WiMAX.

"The countries involved are scattered across Africa, Asia, eastern Europe and Latin America, where fixed line phone infrastructure is weak or non existent, and WiMax could be a cost-effective way of providing wireless connections to the internet."

[bubface] 24/4/2008 20:26

not everyone thinks wimax is a no hoper!



Reliance communications's international business arm, Reliance Globalcom , has acquired 90 per cent stake in a UK based wimax operator eWave. The company will invest $500 million over next two years.

"The acqusittion will open up opportunities in wimax market which is expected to be over 10 billion dollars by 2010," said Punit Garg, CEO, Reliance Globalcom.

Almost all Indian telcos have got their hands on Wimax, as it is the kind of technology that will bring in the revenues in future.Reliance communications is hoping with a global acquisition, like the one of eWave, it will leap from ahead of competition.

"We will have a JV in china through eWave.That will open our doors to two most populous countries with huge penetration possibilities. We are also expecting license and spectrum in China for the same soon," added Garg.

After Yipes in the US and now Wimax in the UK, Anil Ambani is cashing in on buyout opportunities. At a time the global economy is slow and assets are cheap, all this, in a run up to make Globalcom ready for its foreign listing later at a right time.

ndtvprofit.com 24th april 2008

[stan36] 24/4/2008 19:47

why are Intel bothering with a company with market cap

[bubface] 24/4/2008 17:26

i think the gentleman might be jewish.so stop already with the cross jibes!!!

[lippe] 24/4/2008 17:11

Dubens should be nailed to his...

[fludde] 24/4/2008 13:54

We all have our cross to bear..

[woody56] 24/4/2008 13:47

Rosy he's engaged to to Sybil.???????????

[fludde] 24/4/2008 13:42

Fortunately we cannot read the future Jasey, so your future is just as likely to be rosy....

[jasey] 24/4/2008 13:00

Dead here now like my future outlook

[stevi1111] 22/4/2008 12:21

Donkeystone.....From what I've read on this BB other shareholders got as much as 80% of their shares bought up in the tender offer....

Like you, I only sold the 58% with Barclays (The 'apparent' Maximum amount ANY shareholder could sell in the tender offer)

For me, the difference between the 58% and 80% amounts is around £5000. Too much just to ignore.

In all, the whole PXC / FFC episode has been one big farce.

A low undervalued investment for you to research ?

Try Woolworths(WLW)

Good old fashioned British high street name. Net Assets well over 20p so significantly undervalued at present due to all the credit crunch doom and gloom. Recently the retail side of Woolworths returned to profitability. Theres huge growth in the wholesale side of their business as well. Woolworths have an excellent quality team of management and are very much a potential takeover target as well !

A worth investment with a 12-24 month view of potentially doubling your money. No ramp intended so please DYOR !

I also invested in Invensys, Cookson and Corus once upon a time.... I participated in all of their rights issues a few years back (Corus open offer) and made healthy profits each time.

Bring back the good old days of proper investment :)