Parseq Share Discussion Threads

[666james] 08/9/2011 15:39

Potpit...I think he's called Rami.. not Remi. I would not like you to beat up the wrong guy !!LOL

[666james] 08/9/2011 15:36

At my age I think if I am last in the queue that would suit me better. good luck to all

[potpit] 08/9/2011 15:31

666james

re the duffing up bit, I think you will have to wait your turn mate, there will be a lot of angry folk from IEN days in the queue ahead of you to get to Remi if he thinks he can try and pull a fast one and get this on the cheap.

[666james] 08/9/2011 15:16

Harry, thanks for the info..I have messed about with shares for many years (since 1972) made and lost shed loads and am still trying to catch up from the banking disaster. Getting there, but it is painful at times. This being a prime case. I am not a confident person but try my best to use what I have got to the best of my ability and speaking to someone as "smart" as Rami would leave me floundering. He will have a great deal of knowledege of the business and what he can and can't get away with.
My secondary education and lacking brain power does not stand me in good stead against such a person. BUT I could give him a good duffing up if he fails to give me a profit on my small share count...despite his reputation LOL ;+)

[harrytrad3] 08/9/2011 14:00

Call via the telephone listing for PSQ or try a PSQ number listed on the recent announcement vis mobile phone developments.

I dont say this tongue in cheek. Its your company (you are a shareholder) after all.

[666james] 08/9/2011 13:04

wots 'is number ??

[mel_d1] 08/9/2011 12:13

Yes Harry, why don't you give him a call. See if he's got his French accent. Have you seen the film Jonnie English? He reminds of the film:) A commedy one.

[harrytrad3] 08/9/2011 11:52

666 James why not give him a call

[666james] 08/9/2011 11:48

I feel just like a lamb being lead to the slaughter...and Rami is the leader dragging me along.

[darias] 08/9/2011 08:19

It was a conditional trade and we do not know the conditions.

Is it possible that the concert party got a deal for 6m stock on condition that the t/over takes place?

Or somebody agreed to sell out at 6.125 if the t/over does not take place.

Or an individual has made a deal with a broker if the stock can be acquired.

Or an individual has made a deal with a broker if the stock can be sold.

We just dont know the situation and it is no use guessing.

[techno20] 07/9/2011 16:44

Just topped up with another 25,000 at the same time as the 6 million were going through.

Didn't feel that the deal this morning was being reflected in the price.

Suspect it won't be long before we find out if I'm right or wrong!

[algorithmicx] 07/9/2011 16:37

6.1 Million just gone through at Mid Price...

[mel_d1] 07/9/2011 16:32

I hang on to my holding. The worst case is I get the current price of 6p less expenses and spread. The other two possibilities could be a bidding war break out and I get substantially more, or MBO project hit a break wall and I have the mixed bag, the good elemnet of IE and the not so good Documentrix.

[estonia] 07/9/2011 15:36

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[harrytrad3] 07/9/2011 15:34

A dreary rise in share price on excellent news for IEN and the market is up too./

Seems to me that Documetrix took out IEN cheaply by its reverse takeovver, and that mighht be called stage 1.

Stage 2 might well be a retreat with it into private territory.

Satge 3 a reemergence and an IPO or private sale.

There are lots of legal possibilities (A Minority shareholders Petition based on Unfair Prejudice to minority shareholdings for example) but that possibility does not prevent the current impasse restraining the share price (in my view).

I contacted the CFO recently, who stated words to the effect that he knew no more about the proposed takeover than me . Well he certainly knows more about my part owned company (albeit miniscule percentage) than me and presumably whats intended for it.

I recall the former CFO leaving his post earler in the year and it would be intriguing to have the benefit of his objective take on all of this.

For now I feel like i can neither buy more shares nor sell existing ones because I am in the dark.

I hope that the existing takeover offer collapses and that all current shareholdrrs reap benefit from their investment here (particulary those long, since the IEN days.

[the heed] 07/9/2011 10:49

Well that didn't last long!

[mel_d1] 07/9/2011 10:37

Darias, the share price hasn't shot up it could be Cassis drip feed the market with shares through Exempt traders! We will see if there is a rule 8.5 to show that. Still this good news nodges up the price. Hopefully, the C can't afford to buy the company now.

[mel_d1] 07/9/2011 10:31

This good news makes the company much more attractive for institutional investors with stake in the company to consider bidding up when the price is declared. But are they bar from making an offer because 10 days has lappsed from initial interest by the management!? If this happens to be the case, then managemnt have sat on this news and declared it on the 11th day. Stake holders with 6% and more can hopefully legally challenge for shareholder misinformation by the management team! Will they?

[darias] 07/9/2011 09:35

It has not shot up as there is the shadow of a take over on the company with no knowledge of the price that is to be offered.

The share appears seriously undervalued on the evidence of announcements but not on the last interims.

As the concert party considering making an offer hold 44% of the shares and institutions put their money in at 7p an offer price of around 7.5-8 should carry the day. Ie secure the 50% required to make the offer unconditional. On that basis a current share price of less than 7 is realistic.

If another bidder were to come in a hostile bid would not be successful so they have to negotiate with the concert party who know the true value of the company.

There is a way forward. Get a number of share holders to demand a special general meeting or request the board to seek a time limit for the concert party to make an offer.

[algorithmicx] 07/9/2011 09:12

"TSYS provides services to more than half of the top 20 international banks"

This share price will shoot up at some point, suprised we're not around 8-10p today already....

[learntlesson] 07/9/2011 08:55

This news seems very good indeed!!