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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Quindell | LSE:QPP | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BMTS9H89 | ORD 15P |
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% | 97.75 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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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15/3/2015 10:46 | much better if they don't close shorts yet, based on false hopes, then a spike on news, say wed/thur and damage is even more dreadful for the shorts. Magical, totally magical. | stephan1946 | |
15/3/2015 10:43 | Probably like most ST articles - there's something in it but of course not all articles in the paper come true and the big elephant in the room is still the PwC report - if I was shorting.. I would probably close after the report is out which is still likely to be before any news on disposals imo - but how much bad news is already in the share price? Seems being long or short carries risks atm | knigel | |
15/3/2015 10:40 | Why sell it at all? | juicin drumroll | |
15/3/2015 10:39 | its a two way street then knigel. if the laat ST article was wrong, what makes this one right? | elcapital | |
15/3/2015 10:38 | What's likely is that if the shorts are closed there would be a decent share price spike... | knigel | |
15/3/2015 10:35 | I remember the bears boosting about QPP problems when The Sunday Times reported stories on QPP that were "bad news".. so they must have thought these articles were legit? My point is either you believe all the ST articles have an element of truth or they are all false - you should not cherry pick each article to suit you agenda... since the figure quoted has been mention before - it does seem to have an element of truth.. I would be more interested in what is left after any disposal - a gradual breakup of the entire group and residual cash returned to shareholders or a new business/RTO direction? | knigel | |
15/3/2015 10:33 | It's quite the bargain then stephan! For £400m you have a company worth £2 or £3B, making hundreds of millions profit, generating oceans of cash, expanding to worldwide dominance with margins unheard of amongst competitors, going from strength to strength to strength. Blimey, that's amazing!! Why sell it if ^^^ that's the case? If that's the case why did the company founder dump all his shares for whatever he could get? If that's the case why have all but one II sold out? Just curious 'cos it's hard to reconcile. | juicin drumroll | |
15/3/2015 10:24 | yea juicing, but that's only for a little bit of quindell, then we carry on on and on making £bns with our very own, 100% owned black box. for shorters? the end is nigh. | stephan1946 | |
15/3/2015 10:18 | Wow. If qpp ends up being worth a billion or so, TW s reputation will be shot. | geheimnis2 | |
15/3/2015 10:18 | I think they should take that offer, if it's real. They won't get a better one. Sounds too good to be true though. | juicin drumroll | |
15/3/2015 10:16 | Go on Juicin come out with some bull so we can all laugh. | r_bedding | |
15/3/2015 10:15 | For a bit of a company worth £400m. Cracking deal. | juicin drumroll | |
15/3/2015 10:06 | £640m up front. | r_bedding | |
15/3/2015 10:01 | show me the rns or stfu! | elcapital | |
15/3/2015 09:56 | up to your neck in quicksand and still you insist it will be alright in the end, unfortunately, come mon/tues your last words will be, glug, glug, glug. | stephan1946 | |
15/3/2015 09:55 | Wisewilliam, I would suggest is it fairly easy actually, you would be surprised what can be achieved by a good team in a short amount of time, especially if they have a clear vision of what's required. | andy | |
15/3/2015 09:51 | this will be so funny when qpp put out some bullish rns saying possible offer and then s&g rubbish it with their version | elcapital | |
15/3/2015 09:49 | Oh dear! In denial! Get the lube ready El... I've got a semi ready for ya!!!! Mmmm mmmm mmmmm xxx | hav555 | |
15/3/2015 09:45 | erm.... nope Nothing has changed | elcapital | |
15/3/2015 09:43 | CAN YOU IMAGINE THE LENGTH OF TODAY FOR THOSE SHORTERS, IT WILL LAST AN ETERNITY, THEN NO SLEEP TONIGHT ONLY WORRY, CANT EAT, FEEL SICK, THEN DAWN WILL ARRIVE AND IT WILL BE LIKE THE CONDEMNED MAN WAKING AND KNOWING, THE END IS NIGH. | stephan1946 | |
15/3/2015 09:36 | image Quindell Echo Facts about Quindell rather than rumour Skip to content Home Information and comment on AIM listed shares HomeSunday Times article and £900m offer. Sunday Times article and £900m offer. March 15, 2015 Greets Uncategorize The following is key information from the Sunday Times article today. See Here for article. 1. Slater and Gordon on the verge of sealing a takeover of Quindell’s legal services division that could eventually value the unit at up to £900m. 2. £640m cash offer. 3. Deal includes future revenue from noise-induced hearing loss cases. 4. Quindell should receive an additional £100m and £300m over the next three years. 5. Expect announcement on or before the 23rd March 2015. Based on the accuracy of the authors previous reports and market noise I have every reason to believe the contents of the Sunday Times to be accurate. We now wait to see if Quindell accept or reject the offer. | geoffsh |
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