Ramsdens Share Discussion Threads

[spob] 26/2/2017 11:53

Anyone know if Liberum have produced any eps forecasts for this company yet ?

[alfred] 05/4/2007 15:36

Message to Nigel Robertson.

Oi,Nigel, are you still mates with Robert Bonnier....or Andrew Regan? Can't you ask them how to make you some money out of this dead duck?..you clearly need someone to guide you.

[Abuse team] 02/2/2006 15:44

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[alfred] 11/7/2005 08:43

Doesn't look like Nigel Robertson and his mate can hack it. They'd be better off retiring to their truffle farm or whatever in the Dordogne well away from nasty complicated financial matters beyond their abilities.

[nilip] 22/6/2005 17:00

LOL ! Stockmarket ability seems to be subsiding ?

[double6] 17/6/2005 07:49

Underpinning ???

[responsible lad] 16/6/2005 23:46

double6,

If you sold CCO for less than 55p, you really are underpinning my stockmarket ability.

[responsible lad] 16/6/2005 23:43

Fortunately EVO are in my good books, since I remember making some outstanding gains thanks to EVO in the past. I am sure EVO deals in the stock CLS which I made 5.5K profit on last November.

[alfred] 16/6/2005 19:56

Not much money left to lose!

[snakeplisskin] 16/6/2005 19:48

Double6,

DON'T TOUCH THIS WITH A BARGEPOLE.

I'm being honest & open, you WILL lose all of your money, it's a dead duck, no recovery on the cards.

I told everyone on here when it floated, even got a post of mine moderated by the thread creator. I asked him why, no response. Don't like to say to anyone 'told you so' but this is for Idd personally, 'told you so'.

Also, I fully believe Macca to be a MM for EVO.

[double6] 16/6/2005 19:47

Allegedly, I should add!

[double6] 16/6/2005 19:47

Not arguing your comments - just know the way MM's manipulate share prices for their own benefit - they'll get the buyers in - push it up 100%, then ..... well you know what they do.

[snakeplisskin] 16/6/2005 19:44

Some investors must surely be questioning whether Aim's new tougher rules over cash shells are harsh enough, following a shock announcement over cash reserves from investment company Reflexion Cosmetics. Shares in the company, which was set up to acquire under-performing beauty product brands, collapsed 7.25p to 3.5p after it announced its cash position had been significantly depleted after investigations of a number of potential acquisitions came to nothing. After 15 months on the market, these latest revelations are an appalling example of a company essentially draining shareholders cash whilst its management makes fruitless attempts to make an acquisition. Meanwhile, Reflexion said that in order to allow it to continue to seek to conclude an appropriate acquisition, Blue Star Capital (down 1.5p to 9.75p), in which chairman Nigel Robertson holds a major stake, has undertaken to underwrite certain transaction costs. Blue Star Capital does not currently have an interest in the issued share capital of the company. Shocking.

[double6] 16/6/2005 19:39

MM's marked it down 70%.

NO Sells today.

MM's have NO STOCK at this price.

Before today, only 3 trades in the last 5 months.

Looks good for a short-term recovery.

[cableguy00] 16/6/2005 16:21

From RL earlier today

Responsible Lad - 16 Jun'05 - 10:33 - 40 of 49
maccamcd1,
As long as your nothing to do with Winterfords who lost me 20K last year, between Add Leisure, Pear Street Holdings, Legency Investments, Profile Media and Crown Corporation this year. All which are priced wrongly. I was considering contacting the FSA about them, since logica2me told me they know of me in the city and they are seeking revenge against me, because of my ramps I have been successful on in the past.

Surely he must have noticed CCO moving today........+25% as I write

[indianconnection] 16/6/2005 16:12

I can't believe that this is still valued at 300K. You are lucky if they got any change let in the pocket1

I mean in the piggy bank.

Had lost 151K at half way stage so the balance must have now gone in another 6 months.

No wonder Robertson is going to dip into his own pocket.

[indianconnection] 16/6/2005 16:06

This Robertson and Kanabar have been jointley floating many cashshells and blue Star investing in new floats. No substance so far and whoever is paying £50 for a £10 notes are mugs.

Investors beware.

There is nothing like cheap acquition and most of the good companies in small cap are already fully priced so where these guys are going to creat value?

They raise £375K and company is worth on 1st day may be £1.5 million

This seems to me like dotcom

lets call it Shellcom

Leave it alone.

Invest your money in profitable solid companies.
Why do you want these lot to invest your money? You can do it yourself for £10=£10 no need to pay £50 for a £10!

[smileymiley] 16/6/2005 15:15

Only kidding!

[smileymiley] 16/6/2005 15:14

mark- do me a favour and move up on NWD :-)

[maccamcd1] 16/6/2005 15:09

cool..i'm chilled.

[nilip] 16/6/2005 14:58

Mark, spoke to NWS again - apparently the morons wouldn't do the trade 'cos they refused to increase my credit - They said I've already got £18.8k awaiting settlement as T10 trades (bought shed loads of MDS).
What's another 1.5k to them ... it now looks like I'll have to sit on my hands, as tempted as I am on this one - C'est la vive. Thanks for trying for me though.