Melrose Industries Share Discussion Threads

[gettingrichslow] 28/9/2019 17:12

Minny, where did I say that’s all I seek to achieve? They’re just the things I focus on at work. Leisure time is far more rewarding!

[minerve 2] 28/9/2019 14:37

Life isn't very rewarding if all you seek to achieve is a share price, golf days and long pub lunches.

I am sure there is way more reward and healthy legacy in helping a son establish a business that he enjoys.

But hell, what do I know about life.

[gettingrichslow] 28/9/2019 14:19

Sliotar, if you have a clawback clause it takes away the ‘I’ from LTIP! The whole point is that you drive the share price to the trigger point then you collect or don’t collect. Having collected 18 out of my last 20 years’ LTIPs I can assure you I wouldn’t be incentivised to play the amount of corporate golf days I do, or spend afternoons over long boozy lunches unless I wasn’t being properly remunerated!! It’s really tough out there you know!

[sliotar] 28/9/2019 13:09

An LTIP or bonus clawback would be where the price drops markedly shortly after the award. If the price increases from the date of the payout the participants would get the reward in the next payout.For example MRO directors will get their next millions from a price of 232 and above in their current plan. Not as complex as Rights Issues though.

[gettingrichslow] 28/9/2019 00:42

Oh dear, sounds like someone is rattled!
You said you hadn’t even heard of a stop-loss until the other day Meanwhile, now you think you understand them! I’ve already told you, the price slid 18% on the day before the Muddy W tweet. Google it if you can work out how to!
And there is only one ‘g’ in brag for crying out loud.
Stick to sheep and inner tubes!
Love Getting 💕 💖 💗

[gettingrichslow] 27/9/2019 22:53

Sliotar, you obviously don’t understand the concept of a LTIP scheme if you’re wondering if there is a clawback facility! Imagine if there was - would it work the other way round??!

[essentialinvestor] 27/9/2019 21:29

Those levels may be more difficult to see following the H1,
needs the UKX quite a bit lower down.

[sliotar] 27/9/2019 19:00

At an entry value of 240 these predictions of 160 - 180 make grim reading for Ex GKN shareholders but great news for the 4 directors who pocketed 42 mil each on a point in time share price of 231p. Is a clawback provided for in the contract for the directors’ LTIP award? With the Press pursuing Thomas Cook maybe they should take a look at MRO too.

[essentialinvestor] 27/9/2019 12:56

Reckon around £1.60 is a gift. The upside on EV is underestimated.

[yertiz] 27/9/2019 12:52

More pain to come before significant gain. MRO may hover around the range of 195-205p for some time but with Brexit, Trump's shenanigans and a host of other pressures the price may well drift down to 160p before year end. There again, WTFDIK?

BTW, Revised my £3 by Xmas to sub-£1.80.

[jackdaw4243] 27/9/2019 10:53

Yertz
I didn,t warm to the directors comment about £400 Mlln in savings on the GKN inventory and that £160 mlln payout.

Manchester tomorrow by train, some sort of conference, the guest speakers may be having a problem attending I understand.

[minerve 2] 27/9/2019 00:03

I'm not decent.

LOL

[gettingrichslow] 27/9/2019 00:01

You go first then Minny on wishing brain tumours on people.

And again for laughing at people’s still-born babies.

[minerve 2] 26/9/2019 23:53

Apologise if you have any decency about you.

[minerve 2] 26/9/2019 23:52

That's a bit low getting. It is his son's shop.

[meanwhile] 26/9/2019 20:11

And I’ve done 3 wonderful things today.

Let’s have more people describing how clever they are.

[meanwhile] 26/9/2019 14:58

2 more bragsters. Who cares about your personal dealings?

It just shows how clueless you are.

[essentialinvestor] 26/9/2019 14:15

If you can get some under £1.70 very approx, that's a decent price.
Whether it will be available again around those levels less sure of.

[jackdaw4243] 26/9/2019 11:13

Out as it hit £2.00.