Macau Property Opportuni... Share Discussion Threads

[tyranosaurus] 29/2/2016 08:41

Still looking like £1 coming.
No sign of an upturn before the next continuation vote.
Perhaps they may now consider a manual share buyback as the one they put in place doesn`t seem to be working.

[tyranosaurus] 08/2/2016 16:03

Next stop £1

[tyranosaurus] 26/1/2016 13:38

Are all those people who voted to extend the life of MPO happy that we have all lost getting on for 50% of what we could have got ?
Why have there been no buybacks in a period where the share price has gone down by 20% ?
How much has their mountain top palace gone down in value since they doubled it in size ?

[shavian] 04/1/2016 19:03

China panic overdone on modest fall in manufacturing PMI. Meanwhile services PMI for December Is well up at 54.4, well above the neutral 50. A few analysts are beginning to note a lot of consumer activity picking up, especially on the coastal regions. Could be good for spending in Macao.

[tyranosaurus] 04/1/2016 13:14

Share price slowly sinking to who knows where.
NAV probably sinking also.
No buybacks recently
No news recently

Yawn.

[tyranosaurus] 02/12/2015 13:39

BUYBACK PLEASE

[tyranosaurus] 05/11/2015 11:31

No recent share buybacks when the price was down at around £1.60 was disappointing.
Hoping for slow recovery back towards £2.00

[shavian] 27/10/2015 18:46

Softlee softlee catchee upee. Consumer spending in China much stronger than the pundits would have you believe.

[oregano] 08/10/2015 13:54

i wonder...

MACAU +5% Macau China visitor arrivals Oct. 1-3 +16.4% y/y to 427,325 + Fitch says Macau GGR may have hit bottom on seq basis + building on strength after China govt support headlines last week

4. MACAU +1.5%: Both Oct 6 & 7 mainland visitors positive; with 1-7 Oct saw +7.1% YoY for mainland visitors

[badtime] 26/8/2015 17:57

I said in post 401 that 170 might be support (guesswork) and so far it has been ...anyone buying? I'm tempted to get back in

[badtime] 26/8/2015 17:56

Ironically this has held up rather well against the last weeks market gyrations

[zangdook] 13/8/2015 13:29

Perhaps he was referring to the adjusted NAV per share at the end of last year, as per RNS.

[tyranosaurus] 13/8/2015 13:21

In freefall.
Perhaps Simon would like to explain his £3.00.

[badtime] 13/8/2015 09:58

well there is your answer

[tyranosaurus] 12/8/2015 12:52

Simon says £3.00
Simon says 38p cash
I believe neither

What`s the 500,000 share transaction at £1.84 ?

[jbarcroftr] 12/8/2015 11:41

Agreed Zangdook
I presume the redevelopment of Penha Hill and Green House is included at cost
Also 15 p of deferred taxation deducted
As you say nice to have some explanation
Hopefully Simon Vthompson will have more information in due course

[zangdook] 12/8/2015 10:09

It would have been nice to have a sentence or two of explanation about why the 10% drop in NAV.

[badtime] 05/8/2015 10:20

Anyone care to guess where this will fall too.

[jbarcroftr] 04/8/2015 14:44

38 p cash according to Simon Thompson

[zangdook] 04/8/2015 14:34

They've authorised their broker to buy up to 10 million shares "independently of, and without influence by the Company" so if they don't have the money they'll be getting their wrists slapped.

[tyranosaurus] 04/8/2015 13:31

They have only announced a share buyback programme to allow share repurchases in the close period.
They have not indicsted that they are actually going to buy any back.
I don`t believe they have much money to do so after buying that expensive property recently, which they will need to spend money on.