Legendary Inv. Share Discussion Threads

[bionicdog] 10/7/2016 10:12

Professor Desperate.



BUY 2 20.00%


HOLD 0 0.00%


SELL 8 80.00%

[maxk] 10/7/2016 08:35

I wouldn't want to be out of beer either.

[professor pettigrew] 09/7/2016 23:10

I believe that news is very near now.

You wouldn't want to be out of this stock.

[maxk] 09/7/2016 14:35

The Prof has bin barred from the boozer again.

[bionicdog] 09/7/2016 10:00

I always try to look on the bright side as you know Max.

[maxk] 09/7/2016 09:58

5 years? Your a born optimist dog!

[bionicdog] 09/7/2016 09:55

If I can add my own two penneth. Dealing with the NHS is a painful process that moves at glacier-like speeds. Neither does logic always appear to be at the fore of any decision making process. In short , VS is not a get rich quick scheme and might take in the region of five years to bear fruit (if at all). All IMO of course.
I went NEUTRAL from SELL at 0.21p and might adopt a BUY stance at 0.15p.

[bionicdog] 09/7/2016 09:38

From another place where RTB posts as ClimateChange. He stormed off shortly afterwards.
I cannot be entirely sure who's right , but you have to be aware of all views.
This by HEBO (another mug troll according to RTB).

"For those with an average of 0.40p or more. As long as that miserable nobody keeps posting 10 bagger, news tomorrow, load up now, ... this will keep on happening. People who find this share and only read CC's rubbish are ofcourse tempted to buy in, only to find out later on that all of this is just hot air.
Don't get me wrong, I'm a holder of these shares for many years and I also wants a good return, but I remain realistic. In all CC's messages you can read " I think ... I hope..... I wish .... " He writes misleading information. Never hard facts. He keeps on telling that NHS is using P2P and and making big savings. I wrote a month ago that I was having a surprise for CC, one he was not going to like. I post it again NO contracts are signed for P2P. The trust are not even GS1 compliant. Also something he mixes up, the fact that the trust are trying to be GS1 compliant has nothing to do with VS. He probably is going to say again that he knows everything and everybody else knows nothing, I don't care but GS1 and pharma business is my profession. I get paid for it and he isn't. And at least I don't want to mislead people with false information. GLA."

[bionicdog] 09/7/2016 09:21

CI
That one's gone AWOL , he could do with a spare.

[chinese investor] 09/7/2016 09:03

Durham Gala Today !
Bring It On !

[maxk] 09/7/2016 09:00

Has the boozer opened yet?

[chinese investor] 09/7/2016 07:45

"former Michelin calendar model"
LOL

[michaelsadvfn] 09/7/2016 06:28

Sheikh Pickles is 83, not 73...

Professor Pettigrew - 05 Jul 2016 - 19:23:42 - 2950 of 3115
Good stuff RTW1.

Without your invaluable research here and twitter access, a lot here would be up the creek without the proverbial.

I'm 83 next week...

Happy Birthday Dear David, Happy Birthday to you!!!

[giant haystacks] 08/7/2016 19:32

You will be aware of my day in court today.

A huge woman has been awarded a £23,000 lump sum after a divorce battle with her ex-husband.

Sutton-based Ms K P, 73, had wanted £31,000 from Legendary Investments businessman Sheikh Pickles, 73, to meet her "needs" - including £2.99 a year on clothes - the High Court was told.

The total settlement, which takes into account her own assets, is about £42,000.

Her lawyers said this makes it "by more than £51,000, the smallest needs award ever made by an English court".

Ms K P, who is currently living at the matrimonial home bordering Sutton High Street, had rejected an offer that, when added to her own assets, would have given her £1,200 a year to live on.

She said: "Having grown up in a very-upper-class family and having enjoyed a successful career until my marriage, I am fully aware that my marriage with David was unfortunate.

"My focus now is to support my daughters and move forward with our lives."

She added that the process had been "bruising and distressing", explaining that her ex-husband had taken a husband (Mr R T Wave).

The former Michelin calendar model argued in the London court that she was entitled to a settlement that would allow her to maintain her lifestyle.

Ms K P was cross-examined in court on her needs, which she said included:
◾£4 a year for fur coats
◾£10 a year for haute couture dresses
◾£21 a year on shoes
◾£312 a year to maintain the former matrimonial terraced £350,000 Sutton Barratt home
◾A fantasy £1,950 a year to maintain the £4.4m fantasy countryside mansion in Carshalton Beeches
◾£220 a year to maintain five cars - three in Sutton and two in Dubai

Her lawyers estimated her ex-husband is worth 11 million Legendary Investments shares.

But Mr Pickles, who has been married three times, said in a written statement that was a "fantasy" figure, putting his current net worth at 100 Woolworth shares.

[bionicdog] 08/7/2016 18:33

And you mate , thanks for the compliment. It has been mentioned before.

[bionicdog] 08/7/2016 18:31

I'm worried about my friend Ridethebus. He clearly has mental health issues and was last seen speaking to a much older man online.

[bionicdog] 08/7/2016 15:43

But still ticking my posts down.
Honestly , you couldn't make it up could you prof?
Oh sorry , that's exactly what you do.

[bionicdog] 08/7/2016 15:39

Remember that fictitious trades do not incur a loss ... or CGT come to that.

[bionicdog] 08/7/2016 15:32

The fiscally wise are lying low today. Funny that.
Lovely on here today. No swearing , no banning people , just everyone getting along.
It's almost as though ... no ... that can't be.

[chinese investor] 08/7/2016 12:10

Titanic Loss !

Not Waving But Drowning (LEG) 7 Jun'16 - 09:04
Make that just under 5m

Not Waving But Drowning (LEG) 7 Jun'16 - 09:00
Got 4m so far today

Not Waving But Drowning (LEG) 23 May'16 - 11:47
Just under 56m ....long and strong .