Litigation Capital Manag... Share Discussion Threads

[grannyboy] 24/3/2019 08:39

"That is not to say that grannyboy is in any way remotely intelligent"


Yes that's the general response you get from remoaners who are under the false impression that they are in anyway more superior intelligent than others in society, but what it does show is their ignorance and denial..

[mochyn] 23/3/2019 17:06

I am of the view that none of the previous 4 posts has anything WHATSOEVER to do with Litigation Cap and according to the strict and self-righteous code put forward by 74tom should immediately be removed by a moderator.

Am I wrong? Or do these rules only apply to those picked on by 74tom as the self-appointed thread censor?

That is not to say that grannyboy is in any way remotely intelligent.

[grannyboy] 23/3/2019 16:18

"Yep so true Gaius, in this case the board was perfectly normal and then a loon called grannyboy appears spouting nonsense about Brexit"

WRONG!!! It was an anti-democratic remoaner, solonic(121) that started the betrayal of Brexit mark 3.0 spouting, a loser remoaner, who after not getting their LOSERS VOTE, now scramble about attempting to garner votes from anywhere to get Article 50 recinded , including Russian bots(haha, remember when the liberal lefties in the US tried to connect D.Trump to Russian interference), totally different when it suits their agenda...

So another fact conveniently denied, getting a regular thing with remoaners..

[74tom] 23/3/2019 11:13

Yep so true Gaius, in this case the board was perfectly normal and then a loon called grannyboy appears spouting nonsense about Brexit.

Quite simply this post and the exchange that followed should be removed by a moderator as they are completely irrelevant to Litigation Capital.

[gaiusgracchus] 23/3/2019 09:37

Urgh. So many boards are ruined by people having private spats on them. Just use private messages.

[grannyboy] 22/3/2019 18:33

Yes it's easy been brave sitting in front of a keyboard, there's a name for people like you..KEYBOARD WARRIOR!!!

[1tcm1] 22/3/2019 18:26

I'm sitting here quaking in my boots, thicko.

[grannyboy] 22/3/2019 18:14

Ho yes 1tcm1, what did I say that was incorrect, or untrue...but going by the obvious tone of your juvenile post you are one of the sore, bitter losers...

And there is a saying...'what goes around, comes around'....

YOUR ILK WILL GET THEIR COMEUPPENCE ONE DAY !!!

[grannyboy] 22/3/2019 16:35

It's been divulge that those signing the Revoke Article 50 are from around the globe, and hundreds of thousands from Russia..

And if you think it's acceptable to betray the biggest democratic vote in UK history, then think On it could happen to what you vote for in the future, and turns democracy into a quasi fake democracy to those who shout the loudest, which is always the losers....

[cf456] 22/3/2019 14:40

Nice pullback opportunity presenting itself today for those looking to top up or those who missed the boat the first time around.

[solonic] 22/3/2019 09:43

If you wish to sign a parliamentary petition to "Revoke Article 50 and remain in the EU."

[greenknight1] 21/3/2019 18:41

Thanks! Good to know!

[warren muffet] 21/3/2019 16:10

Been in this @ 60.1, and mano,surely the best things since BUR,BBAussi what do you think of EML,another big bagger IMO, and LOOP.

[bigbadaussiebear] 21/3/2019 11:16

For those that dont know, this recent case settlement was a class action law suit on behalf of a former ASX resources company called Discovery Metals. It was pretty much a slam dunk case... and guess what...

There are 2 more similar size slam dunk case class actions currently on the books

One for former shareholders of another ASX company that went bust QIN (Quintis)

and another for soon to be bust ASX company BLA - BlueSky Alternative Investments

both of these companies were pretty much frauds and will be slam dunks as well - both collapsed after very well known short activist funds published damning research on these 2 companies...

What sets LIT apart from others is their ability to select cases that provide good returns and actively manage the cases

bright future ahead... not to mention the increase in insolvency litigation as the economy slows

[bigbigdave] 21/3/2019 11:03

Corker of a breakout, added heavily yesterday and first thing today.
Playing catch up with MANO.

[cf456] 21/3/2019 11:02

Breaking out to new highs.

[nimbo1] 21/3/2019 11:01

Penny dropping perhaps

[cf456] 21/3/2019 08:41

Litigation finance certainly the area to be in.

If LIT can follow in the footsteps of BUR, then there is a load of potential upside in the weeks and months ahead:

[greenknight1] 21/3/2019 08:36

Particularly when they have a ROIC of 117%!

[74tom] 21/3/2019 08:29

Yep, if all four cases that are due to complete between now and the end of June come through then the resultant profit and newsflow will spur the share price on.

The thing I really like is that they carry their cases at cost value - this really limits the downside as far as I can see.

[tallprawn] 21/3/2019 08:17

Agreed - This has the potential to be a bagger in under 12 months from here.I like the management team and the pipeline looks excellent for short term potential. Should be a move into a 3 figure share price quickly imo.

[bigbadaussiebear] 20/3/2019 22:08

What have I been telling you guys since this floated on AIM

This is going to be a monster company

They have set the platform for growth

They haven't even started yet!

Hold on with both hands

[74tom] 20/3/2019 14:02

Should get another kick in the Simon Thompson column of the IC - the discrepancy vs Burford/Mano is extreme!

Interesting to note that the admission document states they expect 8 cases to complete this financial year, so potentially another 4 to come between now and June 30th.

The largest settled case in H1 provided A$9.7m of revenue and A$4m of EBITDA, so today’s settlement in principle was over double the size, a 12% rise in share price should just be the start really...