Mxc Capital Share Discussion Threads

[chimers] 03/4/2018 21:07

Which sorry state am I in exactly?

You have read my posts stating that I AM BUYING LARGE AT 1.15p YES ?

You read them right ?

[arab3] 03/4/2018 19:29

what happened ?

[muffster] 03/4/2018 10:23

Bad news here - as expected. Oh dear Chimers, another one you've pumped has dumped. Bango now MXCP.

[chimers] 22/3/2018 16:09

Is that a technical formation or did your sister smack you again?

[chimers] 22/3/2018 15:17

You'll find it under "T" ffs.....................zzzzzzzzzzzzz

[chimers] 22/3/2018 15:13

Nurse.................!! I cant keep him talking forever he will suspect........

[chimers] 22/3/2018 15:13

Define "tumbling"

[chimers] 22/3/2018 15:07

Nurse.................!!

[chimers] 22/3/2018 12:25

Whats with the FUD Voddy is down 4p lol hardly dropping like a stone.

Voddy is at war with German (dont mention the war) Telecom because Voddy wants to buy Liberty Globals Euro cable company.

Its been well documented that Liberty is selling of one section of its company and building up another, however, its all smoke ,mirrors more smoke and FUD.
At the same time as this is going on Liberty are trying to buy Sunrise to boost its Swiss operations.

It's just standard everyday BEHEMOTH maneuvering and posturing.
Soon as the music stops it will start again and so will the game.

MXCP meantime are "PARTNERED" with Liberty Global to build a DAISY from the ground up.
Daisy's do well in the Spring.
Once it has sprung.

Oh and something to do with cheese as well.
Apparently.

[rocka999] 22/3/2018 11:37

Looks like there's something going at VOD, price dropping like a stone which may or may not be linked to LG

[jayfella72] 19/3/2018 02:02

https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/MXCP.LSStrong buy from barchart.

[patientcapital] 17/3/2018 17:02

You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink.

[chimers] 17/3/2018 10:23

THE FT (who I am in discussions with re another matter)

Liberty Global has formed a joint venture with one of the UK’s most acquisitive telecoms investors, as it looks to boost the growth prospects of its Virgin Media business unit.

The cable company controlled by John Malone has formed an acquisition vehicle with MXC Capital with a view to acquiring small technology and telecoms companies and building a larger business. If successful, the new group could be folded into Virgin Media’s business operations at a later date, according to a person with knowledge of the plans.

Both companies declined to comment on the deal.

MXC has bought and sold 90 UK technology and telecoms companies in the past 15 years, including parts of Redstone, a telecoms company specialising in large properties such as Westfield shopping centre in London, and marketing company 2ergo. The company will take operational control of MXLG Acquisitions, the newly formed joint venture.

Liberty Global and MXC have been in talks over the venture for a number of months and have identified a list of targets to build a substantial player in the market for small business telecoms and technology service providers.

Virgin Media is a significant player in the business-to-business market, with a particular focus on small and medium-sized enterprises, and has made numerous attempts to expand its business.

It held talks with Daisy Group, the small-cap telecoms specialist, about a £500m acquisition in 2014 but did not bid for the company. The deal would have been Liberty Global’s biggest UK acquisition since it paid $23.3bn for Virgin Media in 2013.

Daisy, which has been reported to be considering an initial public offering in 2018, has rolled up dozens of smaller companies and merged with Alternative Networks, another small-cap telecoms specialist, last year.

[chimers] 17/3/2018 10:12

Ahh Im selling them short its £1.5 Billion

"Reports claim that the Daisy Group, which supplies communication and broadband services to businesses across the UK, could shortly appoint investment bankers to manage a sale of the business. Under the plan it's alleged that Daisy could auction itself off for £1.5bn"

[chimers] 17/3/2018 10:09

Daisy by the way is being touted for around £1 billion or it was.