London Capital Hldgs Share Discussion Threads

[luckymouse] 06/12/2016 21:35

Its prob an advantage if you want to take it private or mug off some conversions

[topvest] 06/12/2016 18:36

Yes when your share price is virtually zero it's an advantage...lol!

[dusseldorf] 06/12/2016 10:29

Agreed.



I am interested, but without crazy volatility in markets, they are just ticking over at best.

[colinzeal] 25/10/2016 16:28

Would never invest here - the management recruited a shed load of high paid staff, drained the company and then paid them all to leave when it wasn't going so well (probably).

[richie666] 16/10/2016 18:46

Fingers crossed the abhorrent Henri-Sabet has been metaphorically pushed out of the door tomorrow!

[richie666] 14/10/2016 15:57

Diggedy - if that is true then half the City will be opening the champagne this weekend!

[diggedy2] 14/10/2016 15:06

rumour that Jabba has gone . Maybe wishful thinking but you never know. Perhaps his investors have finally gotten tired of his living the high life on their money.

[luckymouse] 11/10/2016 13:24

Possible turn - I would prefer a decent volume spike (indicating a major getting in) and cleaner momentum divergence for the technical aspect (proper TA more tricky with illiquids) - the turn candle looks good & a 2nd,3rd hammer would indicate buying pressure - note the body language of the wicks in general

free

[richie666] 08/10/2016 06:52

As much as Sabet is clearly disliked by the City (and me), word is they made 7 figures on the pound move Thurs eve. Trading less than cash these could be due a move.

[luckymouse] 06/10/2016 12:16

deadly chart

[ggtim99] 30/8/2016 18:27

I believe they are changing their name to "Limassol Capital Group" ha ha!!!

[richie666] 26/6/2016 20:53

A must read -

[diggedy2] 22/6/2016 14:42

sabat has actually not lost much

the convertible debt has been turned into equity at its cash value and at no premium to share price so no theoretical loss here

the reason the company was only valued at about £5m when it 'apparently' had £14m cash was because of the convertible bond debt on the books.

Nearly all of his shares were 'awarded' to him as a bonus .. not quite sure what for mind you.

He has spent a couple of hundred grand on equity BUT he (and his associated companies) also get over £1m a year in revenue/salary

so i don't think he is too concerned

[topvest] 21/6/2016 20:37

Presumably Sabet has lost a fortune on this as well?

[diggedy2] 21/6/2016 16:35

effectively the convertible loan is being 'converted' at 5p not 25p.... nice for the bond holders as they end up with over 80% of the company.

But in reality the company has been losing so much money that it would probably have been risking its regulatory capital position if this had not been done.

Chances of the share price going much above 5p in the near term are very low.

[topvest] 08/6/2016 13:41

How come we get the notice of AGM, but no annual report. Is this company dodgy or what? I've voted no on the resolutions, not that it will make any difference. How this company has disintegrated from being a nice little company in 5 years is unbelievable!

[luckymouse] 08/6/2016 11:17

well, that weekly chart is basing

free stock charts from uk.advfn.com

[diggedy2] 08/6/2016 10:57

woozle

i would agree on the conclusion but for different reasons

the idea that the take of 95% of the company at 45p is rather academic when the share price is 6p. Even the 26p convertible is not exactly bad if the conversion took place as it would assume the share price had rallied over 400%