Thames Water 26 Discussion Threads

[analyst008] 13/9/2004 21:40

Any one notice the broker to broker deal of 1 million today?

[h.basha] 13/9/2004 14:14

The last 25k 'sell' seems to be a 'buy' showing late.

A day with 'all buys'' is nothing but Good.

Enjoy the near future.

[rbonnier] 13/9/2004 14:12

Trade AIM Stocks?
Not sure about that one pictureframe ftse100 constituents would be a better bet
and will always yield better results long term imo.

[moneypm] 13/9/2004 09:44

well i've just bought 15,000 @ 14.85p. A complete speculative punt.

[pictureframe] 10/9/2004 14:06

Yep I bought in as I thought it would fly as finance is secured, when it didnt help to share price I dumped it. Trade what you see.

[dusseldorf] 10/9/2004 13:09

pictureframe - If you think thats bad what about those who ploughed in at floatation price of £1.30!

[bangsi] 10/9/2004 13:02

Maybe it's because it's coming to the end of T10 from the financing announcement ?

[pictureframe] 10/9/2004 12:58

Looks like some bad news has leaked...boy im glad im out of it

[pictureframe] 10/9/2004 12:41

CANT SEE THE RECENT BIG INVESTORS BEING HAPPY, DOWN BELOW THEIR 15P SPECIAL OFFER.

OH DEAR

[bjlewis] 09/9/2004 10:22

Its got to be getting that way moneypm. Surely TES cant go too much lower?

[moneypm] 08/9/2004 19:26

the company now has nearly 11p cash per share. surely the current price represents good value ?

[dusseldorf] 07/9/2004 13:19

still not worth anyones money until a 'grand plan' is revealed

[seanworld] 07/9/2004 13:13

spread is much better

[moneypm] 06/9/2004 10:44

malkie

what were they offering ?

[dusseldorf] 06/9/2004 10:43

I have a sneaking suspicion that this whole fiasco is a form of reverse takeover of a 'shell'...the company effectively worthless...the existing management out...existing shareholders approached..I wouldn't be suprised to see the major shareholder swing the aquisition of a better looking more profitable private company

[malkie] 06/9/2004 09:07

they are after my stock....broker called this morning to tell ask me they had a buyer asked me if İ wanted out..I saıd not yet..........malc

[bangsi] 03/9/2004 11:22

Getting better...

[moneypm] 02/9/2004 07:38

online quotes :

13p - 16.5p

[pictureframe] 02/9/2004 07:32

spread is awful

[moneypm] 02/9/2004 07:28

contemplating when to buy in.

cash per share is around 12p. So I guess around 13 to 14p would be a good entry price.

[bangsi] 02/9/2004 07:20

Still going down though..

[pictureframe] 01/9/2004 07:09

kindly posted by another posted

Dr knowledge - 31 Aug'04 - 23:32 - 2035 of 2042


Sometimes, sometimes it is SO GOOD TO ADMIT YOU WERE WRONG................... this from u.k. analyst............

"According to advisors at Evolution Group, ex-jailbird Terry Ramsden has indeed stumped up the full amount that he promised in the 15p a share refinancing of TradingSports Exchange. However the issue still flopped with only 23.3 million of the 30 million shares on offer being taken up. The company says that it will press ahead with its (as yet unspecified) plans anyway but its shares still eased 1.5p to 18p."

Sour grapes guys??? And hey STOP ramming t.i.p.s.com (your sister site???) down our mouths - they recommend half the shares you slaughter!) - talk about pump and dump eh! (85% take up a failure????)

[seanworld] 31/8/2004 15:17

LONDON (AFX) - TradingSports Exchange Systems PLC said it has secured funds
sufficient to implement its business strategy after shareholders at today's EGM
approved the proposed subscription for 30 mln new ordinary shares at 15 pence
each.
Funds, or satisfactory assurances regarding the imminent receipt of funds,
have been received from subscribers, including the largest investor, in respect
of 23,333,333 shares, totalling 3.5 mln stg, the company added.
The directors said they are continuing discussions in relation to the funds
that have not been received and will update shareholders in due course.
In any case, the board said it is confident that, taking into account the
proceeds of the subscription, the company has sufficient new capital to
implement its business strategy.
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