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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Relax Grp | RLX | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 11.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 11.00 | 11.00 |
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Posted at 08/10/2009 16:08 by alexacj LOL!! Please don't move on Billy ...what will we all do for a laugh..I notice that just before you've "moved on"you spent time getting rid of all of your "buy now" posts that I highlighted in my note...not only on this thread but also the other RLX thread...LOL!! Can I suggest that you also delete your "stay away" and "don't buy this dog" set of posts just before the stock rallied over 400%.....that is where most of us made real money!!I look forward to your next set of well thought out and reasoned stock picks....I can't wait!! |
Posted at 23/9/2009 21:01 by alexacj LOL!! There is no way BillyNoMates made money.....he called it short and it rallied 500%...most traders on that "wave" sold out when the seller arrived....Billy continued his "sell" ramblings.....and lo and behold it fell....then it rallied from its low and Billy said "Buy"...LOL!! most investors will not touch this until the finance is sorted out....but our resident investment guru said....this is the start of a rally.....it then dived!! Priceless......to those investors who are not still in primary school....Billy as a heads up that doesn't include you!!!.....wait and watch...if this company gets finance (and I think it will) then once we know the new share structure ...as long as the p/e is not too expensive....I'd say a buy may be in order.....also for those of you who are interested (not you Billy.....mind you I think its probably past your bed time by now!!)...the major indices (the S&P and the Eurex) are very high on the curve.....we MAY (and I say may) be looking at a correction that retests the lows and perhaps even creates new lows next year......thats just my opinion...check the charts yourselves....I'll keep watching...oh and please Billy in between your homework keep giving us investment advice...we're all still waiting for your insight into RLX that you managed to find after the strategic update...I can't wait....!!! LOL!! |
Posted at 15/9/2009 12:17 by mike_f Post on OPM BB on iii about a possible T/O or merger with RLX... hot air or possible? Trying to find out more! |
Posted at 14/9/2009 15:25 by debbiegee Anyone watching RLX LOL ! |
Posted at 10/9/2009 13:26 by debbiegee ResearcherI told you 50k buys make it move 20%,shame they had to drop it 1st to get app 50k buys which then made it go up 2p !Angel of the north. RLX had a brokers note of £1.00 earlier in the year as the shares were app 60 then they whizzed up to 78ish.Then as the director wanted 50k they charged him £1.00 hence the spike. They started seriously dripping and sliding at 65 as it was perobably leaking that they had boardroom problems and as they got new management they started seriously plunging. My idea is the profit warning should have come from competent management at 65 and perhaps when we see the results the stock is actually worth 20/50 ???? It does seem that the insiders knew of the problem and bailed and when we got the news at 29 the stock had already corrected ? it had already happenned ? |
Posted at 20/8/2009 08:29 by jarvis4 bb - I take the point you are making but, if the expected avenues have closed due to market turbulance, then the indebted individual will need more assistance - which presumeably RLX will provide.Don,t forget also, RLX is no "one trick pony" and is, I am sure, evolving it's business in line with market changes. I still take the view that the new senior directors would not have come aboard if they saw a dead or dying business. Guy's with their backgrounds do not want failures on their CVs. There may well be consolidation in the whole debt management market and RLX could easily drive that. But, hey, what do I know? I'm just a small PI trying to see through a fog and second guess the future. |
Posted at 18/8/2009 17:54 by flc Billybigguns - I agree on the timing piece. Don't hold shares in RLX but do have my own small debt management brokerage. Market is not dead but just changed a lot. Winners are those who switched on to DMPs a few years ago. FSA have also been swamping the market with their debt literature which references the likes of National Debtline, CCCS and Payplan so they will have seen the benefit. |
Posted at 17/8/2009 20:15 by welshwiz billyboy;your concern is very touching...i am no novice to this sector's shortcomings and have been aware of rlx for quite some time.The weaker companies in the sector have fallen by the wayside leaving the field open to the better ones to prosper. Rlx are well placed in my opinion to capitalise big time in the quagmire of debt the u.k has fallen into. Buying at this price is by far a better bet than those that bought earlier and at higher prices. |
Posted at 17/8/2009 13:48 by welshwiz seems like no one is linking Rlx strategic and financial review with that of acg's recent announcement?Could be barking up the wrong tree but it could be a good tie-up making Rlx one of the industry leaders in a world full of debt. |
Posted at 17/8/2009 11:41 by welshwiz well i bought in the last week in the knowledge that profits would soon be more than the current market cap.Positive trading statement expected soon.Simple mathematics in a debt crippled society would appreciate that RLX is worth a multiple of its current m/cap. |
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