Future Internet Share Discussion Threads

[Abuse team] 04/1/2006 12:42

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[seangwhite] 04/1/2006 11:49

who do you short trade with? I agree about valuation of this company its crazy!.

[Abuse team] 03/1/2006 09:42

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[indian3] 03/1/2006 00:55

good post
Vuelands, maybe he doesn't know how the Laws of Economics work

[vuelands] 02/1/2006 23:54

Yes you can only defy gravity for so long, these will confirm newtons law and eventually fall to earth.

[seangwhite] 01/1/2006 13:51

indian3
Look back at FEI share chart to compare and contrast to FTI,
still strong on VOG, waiting for the next G.F. Daily Mail 'article/story' to top up though.

[Abuse team] 01/1/2006 13:09

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[Abuse team] 30/12/2005 16:59

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[indian3] 30/12/2005 14:49

seangwhite
at the end of the day you need to take a reality check, are you trying to tell me FTI justifies a £64m premium after excluding the cash for being a shell?

If you do, then don't come up with one liners, back up you reasons with facts and not speculation, read the 22nd december rns, they're not even close to a deal, 2006 can't come soon enough when MMs and traders will be sober enough see behind the veneer.

[indian3] 30/12/2005 14:10

seangwhite,

call VOG fracas or what ever you like, lets be honest, we will see who wins on this one when the serious market players get hold of this one in the new year, remember trading is small becase of the holidays and maybe muppets like you icking up stock at present, as you said roll on 2006 and i will have coments on fti for you pecifically, make sure you pop your head back on this board.

[Abuse team] 30/12/2005 11:19

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[seangwhite] 30/12/2005 10:24

Some here may recall FEI compare and contrast
Where has 'oillllbeback' gone and Indian3 appearing here after his VOG fracas makes me think oh well roll on 2006 GLTA

[Abuse team] 29/12/2005 16:31

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[typo56] 29/12/2005 15:48

Market cap £72m. Surely way overpriced? Surely a blinding short? What am I missing, if anything?

[indian3] 29/12/2005 14:45

doesnt matter what the Guardian say, the board of FTI have already stated they are no nearer to any deal nor know what they are looking for.

most cash shell directors are simply just muggers with pinstripes on, they are no different to muggers on the street except they do it more politely. it is just a way for them to amass millions whether their businesses succeed or not.

Robert Bommier has failures behind him too, just look at what hapened at Scoot.com during the dotcom years, Phil Edmunds, the former cricketer, now in charge of White Nile (or White Elephant as some call it), he instated himself and a colleague as directors and both paid 0.001p for a 10% stake each, (yes a tenth of a penny), which cost £15,000 each and raised around £15m with institutions at 10p placing price, his £15,000 was already worth £1.5m at the float price without even doing a deal.

Now around 93p at half owned by warring South Sudanese Government it is worth over £350m without a single drop of oil (his stake worth over £50m after the dilution), i believe his lock in period expires in feb 2006,it will be interesting to see how much equity he still retains after expiry date.

Great if you can get away with it.

[safman] 29/12/2005 14:18

or shud i say tuesday in the guardian...

*Belief in the City that Robert Bonnier is seeking to broker a deal with an American communications company for Future Internet Technology (FTI.L)


saffy..


either one heck of a deal.. or incredibly over-priced..

[safman] 29/12/2005 14:08

there was a little tit-bit on robert bonnier, yesterday in relation to FTI doing a deal.. certainly the mkt cap is very high..

i do remember bonnier from Regus..

saffy..

[Abuse team] 29/12/2005 13:48

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[seangwhite] 28/12/2005 20:52

I always follow leadersoffice advise and am still waiting for VOG to come back down in price as he so wisely forcast.

[Abuse team] 28/12/2005 20:45

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[double6] 28/12/2005 20:14

RNS suggests that a few million will be returned to shareholders IF no news of RTO in next few months.

Current MC £60m!

LOL.................

[responsible lad] 28/12/2005 18:54

almost valued at the price of Langbar before the suspension and they did have 350m. Just wait till FTI's money goes missing and they are worth 0.

[Abuse team] 28/12/2005 17:54

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