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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Pressac | LSE:PRSC | London | Ordinary Share | GB0007011546 | ORD 5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 20.20 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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04/5/2005 09:39 | and dont lets forget YOR pg lost a big time on that. | cg1953 | |
04/5/2005 07:45 | This horror house of hammer guy is also one of the big shareholder in Euro Colour. Any thoughts, do you think he is trying to bring the two companies together, if the synergies can be found. On the cheap ofcourse! | mbanani | |
03/5/2005 12:25 | not just GKLL. I seem to remember buller being dragged down and out by him. shame as i used to have a list of his interests and their outcomes which i seem to have deleted. no position here but always found it an interesting situation. Would have thought that there will be nothing left for shareholders after debts and, if Petey G is involved, his cut. imho obviously. | wal footrot | |
03/5/2005 12:05 | Agree wholeheartedly....hi | jotoha1 | |
03/5/2005 11:52 | is there a white knight on the horizon? What are Charles Stanley doing? | growbag | |
03/5/2005 11:06 | Wal footrot Point taken, however he must get more right than wrong. | jack.f | |
03/5/2005 08:32 | in my experience Gyllenhammar is not as effective at realising value as his reputation suggests. be wary. | wal footrot | |
03/5/2005 07:55 | Price 0.85 / 1.30p NMS 10k / 350k The MM obviously want stock, but where is the price going. The spread is far to wide to trade though. | guru11 | |
29/4/2005 11:46 | Peter Gyllenhammar has an amazingly long and large history of getting involved in small and troubled public companies. He gets some wrong but dont underestimate his ability to extract value. Try a google search on his name. His continuing purchases must mean that he can see something. I'm tempted | domesday2 | |
28/4/2005 11:25 | Thats if the comaany will have any money left to pay out. Thingsd are lookin bleak in the telecomunications sector and the automobile sector. Too many cars are being produced and with regards to the telecomunications sector Marconi looks bleak today after BT ditched it for a major contract. Bleak is the only word....nothing left in the market at this price in any event. Any investors should have bailed out when i warned. | fusebox | |
28/4/2005 10:05 | Recovery no, but a pay out after the company assets are sold. | jack.f | |
28/4/2005 08:42 | I think they are called Bronsstadet - are they betting on a recovery? | springbok | |
28/4/2005 08:41 | Why are that Swedish company still buying shares here?? | springbok | |
23/4/2005 18:45 | Holders have joined the 90% club here...ie losses of over 90%. | fusebox | |
22/4/2005 14:52 | nope.......... | brian1944 | |
22/4/2005 12:22 | NOPE................ | groats118 | |
21/4/2005 09:06 | sos, You don't have to sell them, but you will have to take them out of the ISA. If you want to keep them, get your broker to transfer them into your own name. You may even get to keep your book cost outside of the ISA. tiltonboy | tiltonboy | |
21/4/2005 08:24 | double sXXt its in an isa so i have to sell them according to my broker. | sack of spuds | |
19/4/2005 13:22 | got out now | brian1944 | |
19/4/2005 12:47 | So are you still holding all............Or have you all got OUT!!!!!!!!! | flojo | |
19/4/2005 07:38 | When a company has to sell most of its assets you usually end up with a black hole. Just my opinion. | fusebox | |
19/4/2005 07:25 | Usually when a company is wound up after de-listing a sizeable pension fund claim suddenly appears which finally puts paid to any returns to shareholders. | jelfsie |
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