Tavistock Investments Share Discussion Threads

[markgordon1] 05/9/2021 21:13

Thanks I just want the board to make changes that could enhance the share price

[markgordon1] 02/9/2021 20:45

Really not useful Please answer the question repeatedly asked.

[quepassa] 02/9/2021 11:29

With highly ambitious plans to ACCELERATE THE GROWTH of the company, it would not surprise to see a series of acquisitions which are immediately earnings accretive, putting to good and early use the first £20million of the £40m sale to Titan.

Buying and consolidating smaller IFA businesses (eg Chater Allan) is a tried and tested business model for securing healthy pre-existing income streams and growing a wealth management business in a fast consolidating sector.

Freed of past burdensome and detracting legacy since the summer restructuring in 2020, Tavistock's new corporate strategy is already showing a great deal of impressive early results and compelling future promise.


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QP

[markgordon1] 01/9/2021 18:57

Shares down 3% on press coverage

[doubledippers] 01/9/2021 10:00

QP what is your full time job other than trying to calm this forum down on a daily basis.

[quepassa] 01/9/2021 09:52

Good to see burgeoning Tavistock receiving a respectable amount of press coverage following yesterday's RNS announcement of the punctual completion of sale to Titan:-

hXXps://www.professionaladviser.com/news/4036390/tavistock-wealth-renamed-sale-titan-wealth-completes

hXXps://www.moneymarketing.co.uk/news/the-morning-briefing-titans-prepare-to-flex-muscles-and-paraplanner-gaps/

hXXps://www.investmentweek.co.uk/news/4036387/tavistock-wealth-renamed-titan-asset-management-sale-titan-wealth-completes


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QP

[makeamillion3] 01/9/2021 09:39

Hopefully e next meeting will be open to all shareholders again and maybe face to face, some questions may get an answer

[mandarin4] 01/9/2021 09:32

To all, please stop the copy and paste posts, they are tiresome. If QP persists that will simply show him up as a fraud who adds nothing to this share conversation. Doing the same as him is not the answer. Now QP I have asked a serious question 3 times and would like your reasoning for blaming historic legacy issues. I am unaware of them so please elaborate.

[raph_andrew] 01/9/2021 09:19

QP is once again out of puff here.. What past legacy is Tavistock now free from?

The insider trading back in the beginning of the year?

The issuing of share options to OC/BR the day after the Titan deal?

The attempt of stealing the company in November last year?

Clarify.

It's certainly not the toxic and self-rewarding board of directors??

[quepassa] 01/9/2021 09:04

With highly ambitious plans to ACCELERATE THE GROWTH of the company, it would not surprise to see a series of acquisitions which are immediately earnings accretive, putting to good and early use the first £20million of the £40m sale to Titan.

Buying and consolidating smaller IFA businesses (eg Chater Allan) is a tried and tested business model for securing healthy pre-existing income streams and growing a wealth management business in a fast consolidating sector.

Freed of past burdensome and detracting legacy since the summer restructuring in 2020, Tavistock's new corporate strategy is already showing a great deal of impressive early results and compelling future promise.


ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[raph_andrew] 01/9/2021 08:59

QP is once again out of puff here.. What past legacy is Tavistock now free from?

The insider trading back in the beginning of the year?

The issuing of share options to OC/BR the day after the Titan deal?

The attempt of stealing the company in November last year?

Clarify.

It's certainly not the toxic and self-rewarding board of directors??

[makeamillion3] 01/9/2021 08:26

Mandarin raised a fantastic point and once more a ridiculous answer.
So what was it QP??
ANSWER THE QUESTION….

If that is the case, that makes the initial way into the financial sector suspect at best in my opinion. Throw shares to a business at 7.5p knowing damn well that legacy issues make those shares initially worthless or worth 20% at best of the value.

So again, what legacy issues holding the share back? How did you find the initial entry to the sector if you had legacy debts?
Or have I misunderstood your comment.

If you actually answered some of the issues raised perhaps you can shut a few people up and get them back inside.

If I don’t get the answers I will ask what fit and proper checks and due diligence the regulator made before approving you both into the sector, which prides itself on transparency.

[quepassa] 01/9/2021 08:10

With highly ambitious plans to ACCELERATE THE GROWTH of the company, it would not surprise to see a series of acquisitions which are immediately earnings accretive, putting to good and early use the first £20million of the £40m sale to Titan.

Buying and consolidating smaller IFA businesses (eg Chater Allan) is a tried and tested business model for securing healthy pre-existing income streams and growing a wealth management business in a fast consolidating sector.

Freed of past burdensome and detracting legacy since the summer restructuring in 2020, Tavistock's new corporate strategy is already showing a great deal of impressive early results and compelling future promise.


ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[makeamillion3] 01/9/2021 08:07

Mandarin raised a fantastic point and once more a ridiculous answer.
So what was it QP??
If that is the case, that makes the initial way into the financial sector suspect at best in my opinion. Through shares to a business at 7.5p know damn well that legacy issues make those shares initially worthless or worth 20% of the value.
So again, what legacy issues holding the share back? How did you find the initial entry to the sector if you had legacy debts?
Or have I misunderstood your comment.

If you actually answered some of the issues raised perhaps you can shut a few people up and get them back inside.

If I don’t get the answers I will ask what fit and proper checks and due diligence the regulator made before approving you both into the sector, which prides itself on transparency.

[doubledippers] 01/9/2021 07:54

Even with your spam the interest in this share is non-existent. No volumes and just a rioting shareholder base.

We all know you’re going to be burning that cash until you want to retire QP and deliver sweet FA to existing shareholders. It is what your track record shows over the last 30 years.

Put the accounts out and let’s look under the bonnet.

[quepassa] 01/9/2021 07:31

With highly ambitious plans to ACCELERATE THE GROWTH of the company, it would not surprise to see a series of acquisitions which are immediately earnings accretive, putting to good and early use the first £20million of the £40m sale to Titan.

Buying and consolidating smaller IFA businesses (eg Chater Allan) is a tried and tested business model for securing healthy pre-existing income streams and growing a wealth management business in a fast consolidating sector.

Freed of past burdensome and detracting legacy since the summer restructuring in 2020, Tavistock's new corporate strategy is already showing a great deal of impressive early results and compelling future promise.


ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[markgordon1] 01/9/2021 06:43

What everyone is forgetting is the sale of Wealth or the asset management division has also sold the profits. The Wealth division was the only source of profit and positive cash flow.This part had revenues of gbp5 plus millions and costs of gbp1 million ish.Yes the 20 million will be in the bank but without Wealth it will struggle to be cash positive.Therefore I would expect a cash burn.Gbp20 million can go quickly.That's why I want a special dividend while there is some cash

[quepassa] 01/9/2021 05:16

Excellent RNS yesterday morning confirming a smooth and punctual completion of this major transaction.

At the same time, The Company took the opportunity to announce that it would now be in a position , inter alia, to ACCELERATE GROWTH PLANS:-

"We are pleased to have completed this transaction which endorses our corporate strategy. Our partnership with Titan Wealth will enable us to accelerate our growth plans and deliver maximum value to our shareholders."

Emphasising and reiterating also the objective of delivering MAXIMUM VALUE TO SHAREHOLDERS.


One recalls wealth management firm, AFH Financial which had and fulfilled similar ambitions.

AFH was floated in 2011 with an initial market cap of a mere £10.9million and have just this summer accepted an offer of more than a quarter of a billion pounds (£242million).

An increase in market cap over ten years by some 2,000%. Management and shareholders have benfitted in equal measure.

With an importantant Company restructuring and new strategy announced by Tavistock in 2020, a bright future beckons.


ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[markgordon1] 31/8/2021 22:48

AFH is not good comparison The appeal and value was the 6 billion of assets under management in AFH Wealth the asset management business.Tavistock have sold the Wealth management business Tavistock is now solely an advisory business. Further a larger number of the advisers are self employed You can not sell a business you don't own.Tavistock have sold the jewels Advice businesses sell for 8 times profit or ebitda.Tavistock currently has market cap of gbp28 million so needs to declare a profit of gbp3.5 million.For the share price to reach 14p you need gbp10 million of profit without further issue of shares.Assuming what is left can make gbp2 million profit.On 8 times I estimate that they need to spend circa gbp64 millions to buy that additional gbp8 of profit.The answer is sell the business with the cash.I wonder why Titan didn't buy the whole company.I guess they really didn't want the Adviser business.

[markgordon1] 31/8/2021 21:40

What everyone is forgetting is the sale of Wealth or the asset management division has also sold the profits. The Wealth division was the only source of profit and positive cash flow.This part had revenues of gbp5 plus millions and costs of gbp1 million ish.Yes the 20 million will be in the bank but without Wealth it will struggle to be cash positive.Therefore I would expect a cash burn.Gbp20 million can go quickly.That's why I want a special dividend while there is some cash

[quepassa] 31/8/2021 21:33

Excellent RNS this morning confirming a smooth and punctual completion of this major transaction.

At the same time, The Company took the opportunity to announce that it would now be in a position , inter alia, to ACCELERATE GROWTH PLANS:-

"We are pleased to have completed this transaction which endorses our corporate strategy. Our partnership with Titan Wealth will enable us to accelerate our growth plans and deliver maximum value to our shareholders."

Emphasising and reiterating also the objective of delivering MAXIMUM VALUE TO SHAREHOLDERS.


One recalls wealth management firm, AFH Financial which had and fulfilled similar ambitions.

AFH was floated in 2011 with an initial market cap of a mere £10.9million and have just this summer accepted an offer of more than a quarter of a billion pounds (£242million).

An increase in market cap over ten years by some 2,000%. Management and shareholders have benfitted in equal measure.

With an importantant Company restructuring and new strategy announced by Tavistock in 2020, a bright future beckons.


ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP