RSM Tenon Share Discussion Threads

[jeff h] 22/12/2008 16:07

I'd guess that some of the 'missing' Southwind shares will have been acquired
in the July 2007 placing.

[humbugg] 22/12/2008 15:35

azalea,
are we missing an RNS re: holdings of southwind??? figures dont add up imho.

[amazon_woman] 22/12/2008 15:31

So how many insolvency practitioners do we have here LOL

AW

[humbugg] 22/12/2008 15:30

azalea,
13,375,000=8.35% is the last holding i have for southwind. so looks like a big increase. happy days.

[still waiting] 22/12/2008 15:16

work closely with TNO and know the insolvency dept. are working flat out.

they expanded this division at just the right time.

[macansy77] 22/12/2008 15:07

still waiting - thanks for the post, bought into this now - got to be a no-brainer for 2009!

[still waiting] 22/12/2008 15:06

starting to move now!!

[amazon_woman] 22/12/2008 14:42

Online 125k/25k 37/38.5p

AW

[still waiting] 22/12/2008 14:33

A few others slowly spotting the value here.

[amazon_woman] 22/12/2008 14:26

I'm in they will make a fortune in this climate.

AW

[still waiting] 22/12/2008 14:08

Bob is usually good at spotting value.

sp. looks to have been driven down purely by ex partners etc cashing in free shares etc.

[still waiting] 22/12/2008 13:56

Bob morton upping his stake.

TNO looks vulnerable to a bid itself.

[romi2nikki1] 22/12/2008 11:00

and dont forget, takes much longer to get paid for insolvency and recovery work. although payment days should be better than at Vantis.

[romi2nikki1] 22/12/2008 10:33

re still waiting 24.11.08

If anyone who becomes unemployed, starts a small business, then they are mugs. Of course government would love them to become self employed, because they are then off the stats, and no benefits are payable. Anyway, those small businesses, unlikely to be paying top accountants.

On a brighter note:recent Accountancy Age article, states that Tenon expect 25% of current year revenue from Insolvency and Recovery. If that is the case, then TNO have been/will be successful in re deploing staff.

[still waiting] 16/12/2008 23:10

headlines across the bloomberg terminal:-

insolvency firms gain due UK companies folding, someone ain't seen the TNO sp!!!

might have to average down already :-(

[penpont] 16/12/2008 16:09

The share price seems to have been falling since around the xd date - are holders moving on due to the lack of an interim?

I have been surprised that large volumes seem to have gone through with no RNS.

[still waiting] 11/12/2008 23:33

Tenon 3 times as busy:-

[still waiting] 11/12/2008 23:06

still plenty of directors with cheap options to cash for xmas goodies!!!

insolvency depts. still rushed off their feet, should have waited till the new year before dipping in, can't get them all right..

[melody9999] 11/12/2008 22:13

SW - good to hear your thoughts - I have been watching - can you explain the share price decline?

[still waiting] 24/11/2008 20:21

made a top up today, from talking at those at TNO, the insolvency dept. are worked off their feet, the premier strategies offshoot are also doing well and the prospect of 45% top rate tax will lead more businesses to shelter their hard earned income.


those being made unemployed are more likely to start up in business thereby increasing demand for acccy services.

TNO are highly cash generative and are pretty much ignored in the city, a solid holding for the downturn IMHO.

[its the oxman] 12/9/2008 11:37

yep good results - and should move higher in time but guess rating is not so screamingly cheap v other financials these days

[keybox] 11/9/2008 07:00

Excellent final results out today

[0rb1t] 12/5/2008 15:54

1% of the company sold today and the share price moves up?