Kp Renewables Share Discussion Threads

[asparks] 27/11/2007 07:46

Thanks.....I look forward to KPR suspension ending, as I'd quite like to have a punt!

[don muang] 27/11/2007 07:45

OK... agreed....

[asparks] 27/11/2007 07:44

the banter has been fun Don, but I think a truce is now long due!

[don muang] 26/11/2007 19:43

I presume you're anticipating a drastic devaluation of the GB Pound then .....

[asparks] 26/11/2007 19:26

I'd be happy with £1.2 for RGY

[don muang] 26/11/2007 14:20

well it's nice to know that I'll still be in profit then ..... by time suspension is lifted then RGY might have a share price to match KPR.....

[asparks] 26/11/2007 13:50

when (if) suspension is lifted, I expect these to be back within the 1 -1.2 p range again

[don muang] 21/11/2007 15:57

Well, everyone is in it for personel gain aren't they. Difference is I don't go around trying to 'sucker' people indiscriminately in to increase my profit.

Why would I want to buy a small cap rarely traded stock like this on a T+20?

PS: Tiltons still waiting for an answer isn't he...?

[asparks] 21/11/2007 15:45

DM from your posts I'm wondering whether you ave a T+XX here and are trying to manipulate the share price up for personal gain??

[don muang] 21/11/2007 08:36

asparks, from your posts I'm beginning to wonder if you've bet the ranch on RGY?
note one difference between us on the relevant stocks..... would seem your somewhat down on initial investment in RGY - whilst I'm happily up (even taking in to account wide spread) with KPR. They do say actions speak louder than words...

[tiltonboy] 21/11/2007 08:27

asparks,

DM hasn't gone round ramping this on other sites, so why are you being churlish?

How about answering my questions!!!

tiltonboy

[asparks] 21/11/2007 08:20

well its been ages since the directors bought any of these shares - even when the price was at all time low.

I dont think they have any confidence in their business model (if one exists)

...see I can do it too DM!

[don muang] 20/11/2007 14:45

PS: ah yes. Don't forget to answer Tiltons question...?

[don muang] 20/11/2007 14:45

well, asparks, as you've been promoting RGY continuously across various threads for quite a while then I'd have though that the world and his dog are already aware of it..... Why would I want to filter you .... I find it 'interesting' the lengths you're going to in order to promote RGY. It gives the impression that you're desperate to get the price up for personal reasons...?

[tiltonboy] 20/11/2007 14:44

asparks,

But will you tell them that the majority of the assets are goodwill, and that they have only 18 months cash left?

Doubt it.

[asparks] 20/11/2007 14:37

filter me if you find me annoying. Others may like to consider RGY

[don muang] 20/11/2007 14:25

but TER admit to that and are actively working on it ..... and I'm not annoying other people by promoting stocks across irrelevant threads in order to try to get back in to personal profit .....
the Swedish 'value investor' PG hasn't bought in to RGY - where as he did buy in to TER recently ..... that was the catalyst for the rebounding share price there...

[asparks] 20/11/2007 14:22

less than TER's!

you invested in TER who have oly enough cash til end of year
RGY have enough for nearly 2 years!!!

[don muang] 20/11/2007 14:09

>negotiating deals with local authorities.

So were CPO - and they've had their shares suspended on failure to publish FY results by deadline.

what's RGY's present monthly cashburn...?

[asparks] 20/11/2007 14:05

tilton - they have reduec their cash burn and are currenly negotiating deals with local authorities. Great prosepcts IMO

[tiltonboy] 20/11/2007 14:01

asparks,

Knock off the goodwill, and you are left with assets of £9m, of which £6.5m is cash. They are burning cash at £4m per annum at the present rate, so they have got less than 18 months before it runs out.

Hope for your sake, they can get some orders pdq.

tiltonboy

[asparks] 20/11/2007 13:53

anyone interested in details of a company with NAV 3 times its current MCAP?

RGY
net current assests (Jun 07) = £28 million
mcap = £9 million

[don muang] 20/11/2007 04:44

> a transaction which will constitute a reverse takeover

Presume it's not the Northern Rock ;-)

[don muang] 19/11/2007 10:50

Well, theres the RNS regarding suspension of shares because of negotiations
with a third party for a transaction which will constitute a reverse takeover

[don muang] 16/11/2007 09:38

>How is the right hand

Fine. It's awaiting the arrival of Pudsey.

(Unlike Wigan.... who are awaiting the arrival of Brucie. After 40 years I've now given up on BCFC thanks to the S&G combo. Bring it on Robbie Williams).


PS: See someones now willing to pay 1.5p to buy in now.... (KPR that is - not BMC).