Leo Insurance Share Discussion Threads

[wooly62] 12/4/2010 16:14

There's nothing going on that I can see and I don't see any stimulus for a rise or fall. This is only of ibnterest for those willing to hold on a long term purely speculative basis. A few people got caught by all the ramping at the time Kennyruss bought in, but the hype again seems unfounded.

[waleriuszwatrobka] 12/4/2010 08:05

...I've told you so last week ;-)

[pre] 12/4/2010 08:04

well well...something afoot here....

[argy2] 09/4/2010 16:10

Which bit needs explaining?

[waleriuszwatrobka] 09/4/2010 16:10

...who've told you that I have bought at all !?!

[knitcraft] 09/4/2010 16:08

eh?????????/

[argy2] 09/4/2010 16:05

More on 'offer' Wal

[knowing] 09/4/2010 14:03

So why you not buying more?

[tara7] 09/4/2010 13:57

Why do you think that?

[waleriuszwatrobka] 09/4/2010 13:35

...they are bidding for stock

[knowing] 07/4/2010 23:22

Not alot happening!

[zak_mo] 31/3/2010 14:22

w.w i have no doubt my investment in YCO is and will become the best iv done very soon. so what its not moved north today.

[waleriuszwatrobka] 31/3/2010 14:04

...just as you asked, zm ;-)

[zak_mo] 31/3/2010 13:24

Tara whats your view on YCO and when you reckon will see some movement
cheers in advance

[tara7] 31/3/2010 13:17

Plus i won last years advfn chipperfred comp at i think 400% gain on stocks. So, might not call them 100% of the time but i do research low cap stocks, to find in my view value.

[argy2] 31/3/2010 13:13

knitcraft

Missed you posting when EFD went from 1.1 to 4.5p in short time. As for LEO spread it is always much tighter I suspect like most penny stocks. Pays your money etc etc

[tara7] 31/3/2010 13:10

Knitcraft, AGL up 3 fold, YCO, up double, NTA, up double, EFD up five fold at one point and still more than doubled. PLE up 40% TCN, up 40%. Thats what ive done this year. All the above posted at the time. Here i also see huge value to come.

[knitcraft] 31/3/2010 13:01

LEO
Now equivalent of 150p - 250p. Would you buy on that spread.

LEO, EFD, DAV etc etc all going same way.

[argy2] 31/3/2010 12:17

Anybody who tips small penny punts are going to have winners and losers. I suspect your own record shows some howlers knitcraft. Buyers should do their homework on each stock mentioned as a matter of course.

[tara7] 31/3/2010 12:16

Kniycraft, RE Dav you have just posted, not a tip , it is one of my 10 for 2010 as posted with a huge risk warning at the time. Dav now has a value of 1 million pounds, was i think £286m. Thats what the board means by little or no value.Note the stock has not been susp, ask yourself why.

[knitcraft] 31/3/2010 12:11

You have been warned.

[ucnut] 31/3/2010 12:06

Here is a good indication of value. A new Aim listing would cost in the order of £600K whilst an RTO here would be at a fraction of the cost and shows why LEO is presently undervalued at £160K.

Serial small company backer and director John French is resolutely refusing to join the chorus of those who say the PLUS-quoted share market is on its last legs. Following the recent reshuffle at the market's operator, PLUS Markets Group, French insists that PLUS-quoted 'has the chance to take over the gap left by AIM', the London Stock Exchange's junior market whose critics claim it has priced and regulated itself out of its original role as nursery for young growth companies.

To prove his point, French is grooming Armaec Energy, an Armenian wind farm developer, for a PLUS-quoted float. Put together by Indian entrepreneur Suchit Punnose, Armaec secures sites, arranges supply deals and sells on to utilities.


French argues that 'advisers' greed has killed the golden egg on AIM', claiming that the sort of flotations he did three years ago for £210,000 now cost at least £600,000. A long-time member of the PLUS advisory panel, he argues that the market, which is going global, 'needs to focus on the quality of its deals and [naming no names] its advisers, too'.

Apart from venture capital groups locked in for tax reasons, French says PLUS-quoted need have no liquidity problem, provided companies generate newsflow. One PLUS concern he chairs, condoms-to-patient hygiene group Sutherland Health, is raising £250,000 as it moves into the black. He also steers AIM-quoted Resources In Insurance (formerly The Claims People), which has beefed up its act with claims handling and verification and is slashing past losses.

[knitcraft] 31/3/2010 12:05

DAV one of Taras top 10...Report just announced.

Whilst the strategic review process is yet to be concluded, the Board
considers it likely that there will be little or no value remaining for ordinary shareholders in the Company

Please beware of her tips.

[argy2] 31/3/2010 11:24

Much the same as tipsters, it's the shotgun approach.