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Morses Club Plc | MCL | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 07/7/2023 18:28 by scubadiverr I don't think you can. It no longer has a public listing. I'd contact MCL |
Posted at 07/7/2023 18:05 by xenomorph1 i have shares of MCL on IB and now they are called "MLC.OLD"why is that? Please help what that means??? |
Posted at 02/2/2023 06:17 by paul planet earth Back to where it started nothings changed, lending hadn't changed, its been restricted in readiness for winding up and delisting, share price will be 0p, MCL has no cash to buy out small pi's, check the balance sheet..all that rubbish when the loan 'clause' was aligned to the March maturement of the existing loan.. pure fantasy..small pi's got excited and misread that RNS, there was nothing new in it...sp crashed back to where it stated with SOA not agreed and delisting the only option, one step away from going into administration...as always DYOR! |
Posted at 15/12/2022 16:07 by forfaiter1 The FCA will let mcl go ahead with their restructuring imo.... as some recourse for the claimants is better than nothing at all if MCL go under .........Mcl has had a market cap of over £150m when profitable in the past even with a share dilution of 95% that gives a potential 5 bagger from these levels if they survive and prosper in a growing market with less competition.... |
Posted at 26/11/2022 08:33 by paul planet earth Blackhorse can you share the link where you claim MCL has £140m cash?In fact can you share the link to growing revenues, profits, dividends, cash...in fact a link to any evidence that supports your wild claims.. This is a loss making business where funders as Fenners66 has quite rightly pointed out want to exit by extracting as much cash as they can before the business folds..Its a sensible move given the risks and uncertainty around the SOA. This is all documented in the various RNS's the fact that the funders are unwilling to commit to extend funding over the Christmas Peak period, the March deadlines when the loans mature, the relaxation of loan covenants to avoid triggering administration, the decline in customer numbers, falling revenues, reported losses, and on going cash commitments to repaying borrowers through the 42m provision with next to nothing with cash at bank. In fact MCL only really exists to manage down the existing customer loan base while lenders extract the cash to cover their backs..most of the business operational time is spent cleaning up existing customer claims with no new funding coming in, its an orderly way of winding down operations. The only opportunity is the SOA is agreed with the FCA and funders feel comfortable enough with the terms to inject new funding..But this as yet is not reality just speculation..The reality is MCL is on a knife edge and Blackhorse none of what you say on revenues, profits, cash, dividends is true is just made up hog wash! Blackhorse2317 Nov '22 - 11:40 - 2034 of 2124 It’s big gap in here to make money , share price down from 90p to 3p , because oversold & over reacted … MCAP 3m but group has liquidity 140m , it’s profitable business , I am happy to invest here because high liquidity against mcap . once schemes arrangement sorted which could be any day , share price back to 90p , I bet .. meantime company generating millions revenues |
Posted at 24/11/2022 13:50 by blackhorse23 Once scheme arrangements agreed with FCA which is anytime soon , it will be euro million stocks . If amgo could pass the test even worst claim than MCL , it will be peanuts for MCL to get approved from FCA. FCA did stop MCL to stop lending like they did with amgo , so something very positive in here to move forward in good |
Posted at 15/11/2022 20:37 by blackhorse23 MCL typically pays dividend 3p to 4p every year save 2022 , share price Now 2.40p , upon scheme arrangements share price will open up 20p , it has excellent profit margins . once all shorted & back to dividend it will go back to 90p level as it was before |
Posted at 05/10/2022 17:50 by paul planet earth Lol sad tw@t codger!Morses Club PLC LON: MCL OverviewCompareFinan 3.41 GBX −0.21 (5.93%)today 5 Oct, 16:30 BST • Disclaimer Morses Club PLC LON: MCL OverviewCompareFinan 3.41 GBX -1.56 (-31.46%)past 5 days 5 Oct, 16:30 BST • Disclaimer Morses Club PLC LON: MCL OverviewCompareFinan 3.41 GBX -1.89 (-35.66%)past month 5 Oct, 16:30 BST • Disclaimer Morses Club PLC LON: MCL OverviewCompareFinan 3.41 GBX -8.07 (-70.30%)past 6 months 5 Oct, 16:30 BST • Disclaimer Morses Club PLC LON: MCL OverviewCompareFinan 3.41 GBX -55.79 (-94.24%)year to date 5 Oct, 16:30 BST • Disclaimer |
Posted at 29/9/2022 19:25 by paul planet earth Really?Morses Club PLC LON: MCL OverviewCompareFinan 4.51 GBX -0.24 (-5.05%)today 29 Sept, 16:30 BST • Disclaimer Morses Club PLC LON: MCL OverviewCompareFinan 4.51 GBX -0.54 (-10.69%)past 5 days 29 Sept, 16:30 BST • Disclaimer Morses Club PLC LON: MCL OverviewCompareFinan 4.51 GBX -0.84 (-15.70%)past month 29 Sept, 16:30 BST • Disclaimer Morses Club PLC LON: MCL OverviewCompareFinan 4.51 GBX -7.24 (-61.62%)past 6 months 29 Sept, 16:30 BST • Disclaimer |
Posted at 11/8/2022 12:44 by blackhorse23 Mate you are out of track... amigo claim 10 years but MCL only 2-3 years , from HCC division , amgo ceased business but MCL business as usual, amgo claim was 300m but they managed to reduce to 95m again MCL not stupid , they will way round reduce it to very small amount, amgo claim more than its liquidity but MCL claim 40% of profit , if amgo can escape from it of course it's peanut for MCL ... GOOD NEWS is I like this kind of drama so I CAN BUY it cheap lol once all shorted it will be flying because it has only small amount share in market & low value |
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