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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Tradus | TRAD | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1,779.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 1,779.00 | 1,779.00 |
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Posted at 28/2/2008 18:34 by sikhthetech Go....eh...To transfer them into a ltd company you'll have to set 1 up....that'll cost around £100.....then the tfr itself will take a few days...and you only have until next Thur... You'll need an accountant and bank account... Then the ltd company and NOT you own the shares....when the money arrives it belongs to the ltd company not you..... Then to take the money back out via divi will cost you 20% tax... and a lot of questions from the tax man... so, basically forget it...bad idea... |
Posted at 23/2/2008 00:22 by winston270 goldie40Haven't got any available funds until the fate of QXL/Tradus is sealed. I'm not prepared to sell any more TRAD at this stage just incase our dreams come true & another bidder enters the race! Thanks for your tip though! Good luck all! |
Posted at 11/1/2008 14:14 by jwoolley They could well be buying on behalf of someone else....but that someone else could be Naspers to increase their chance of getting the bid accepted.With reference to what you was asking yesterday goers....this is what I posted at the beginning of the year... ABH - Still lots more potential growth here... RENE - Hoping for FDA approval within next couple of days/week!! SEO - Well....bummed out here but still see it bouncing back... SCO - Seeing big things here this year and reckon will be at 2.5p by April TRAD - Well....we all know about this one... UVEL - More growth expected this year VER - Way too cheap is my opinion.. Please do some reasearch and as normal only invest what you can afford to lose....they are all risky but good possible returns....good luck mate...!!! |
Posted at 11/1/2008 12:45 by powwow whats the history of Naspers... Ebay I guess would only bid if they see TRAD a possible future threat. Besides I wonder if the Competition Commission would disallow them to buy it anyway. |
Posted at 02/1/2008 12:04 by jwoolley Morning all, I reckon you may be right there goers. I have spoken to quite a few different people over the chrimbo break, and nobody has had even the slightest whiff of a counter bid....not even the lonely stray down the road with one eye....lol....Can't understand why really, maybe it is still to do with a poor past performance or the likes of Ebay has other plans and just isn't bothered by QXL (Tradus). With regards to the market this year....I'm not so sure with it being such a bad one but will see how it pans out. I'm currently looking at some new shares to invest in but still currently in.... ABH - Still lots more potential growth here... RENE - Hoping for FDA approval within next couple of days/week!! SEO - Well....bummed out here but still see it bouncing back... SCO - Seeing big things here this year and reckon will be at 2.5p by April TRAD - Well....we all know about this one... UVEL - More growth expected this year VER - Way too cheap is my opinion.. ...and not forgetting the dog of all dogs.....YOO...pile of sh*t that isn't worth selling. Hold a few others but not worth mentioning because only small holdings. Now all of the above I see more growth this year...and others that I am looking at investing, I also see more growth. I think a lot of people have been putting a false look on the market and look at it as all doom and gloom. In 2007 there was a hell of a lot of companies that made big cut backs, and lots of these companies still have not produced the next lot of results......I'm going along with those kind of thoughts anyway. As always...good luck to all holders and may it be another great year in 2008 for everyone....!!! |
Posted at 12/12/2007 23:23 by the daddy Barclays - hahahaahahhaahh - sorry but they r f in uselesss!!i've been to bethlehem expected it to be a trad more interestin around here... ff - not stressful but perhaps a lil boring... launch pad here we come....hold on to your helmets astronauts.. lol |
Posted at 11/12/2007 12:13 by grindosa Hi there.... similar to one or two others here I have held this since 2001 , and have gone from a total loser to being popular with the wife.... occasionally at any rate. Does anyone know if the share cert issued in Dec 2006 for OXL is valid , or are new TRAD ones being issued?Many Thanks all....and keep up the good & interesting postings. |
Posted at 03/12/2007 16:14 by freddie ferret How many of us have keyed in qxl before kicking ourselves and keying in trad? |
Posted at 27/11/2007 11:24 by lukic having a great day - Trad, MSG and PYC all flying :-) |
Posted at 26/11/2007 18:02 by winston270 smoketoomuch - 23 Dec'06 - 14:17 STOP PRESS: 10 May 2007 - Casenove target £14.36 STOP PRESS: 26 June 2007 - Numis target £15.02 STOP PRESS: 16 October 2007 - Citigroup target £14.40 STOP PRESS: 8 November 2007 - Numis estimated take-out price £21.62 STOP PRESS: 22 November 2007 - QXL name change to TRADUS plc (don't ask us why though.....) STOP PRESS: 18 December 2007 - Naspers Ltd (South African Media Group) makes recommended £946 million or £18/share cash offer for Tradus Plc. SHARE REORGANISATION HISTORY April 2000 - 2 for 1 bonus March 2003 - 1 for 1000 consolidation Dec 2006 - 20 for 1 subdivision TRADUS (formerly QXL Ricardo) is one of Shares magazine's top 10 tips for 2007 (issue 51 page 36). We're in their 'high-risk portfolio', although imho since the recovery of Allegro in Poland we're more of a cash generating machine than 'high risk'.... Here's what they said: "Investing in QXL Ricardo, a European competitor to eBay, has been a roller-coaster ride but the real key to the future is the repatriation of its Polish subsidiary, of which the group regained control in August. Sales rose from £7.6m to £13.5m in H1 of this year. The Polish market is much less developed than elsewhere. Only 28% of the population are on the net, less than half the comparable figure in Western Europe, which in turn is less developed in the US. One-third of Polish internet users have either bought or sold on QXL. This proportion is likely to grow substantially as half of all Poles on the net have registered with the QXL site, which is much larger than eBay's Polish site. House broker Evolution Securities believes QXL Poland's revenue with grow at some 60% a year over the next three years. QXL has a leading position in Switzerland, Denmark and Norway. During the past three years these sites have seen compound annual revenue growth of 32.5%. European e-commerce revenue is forecast to grow at twice the US rate over the next three years. In each of these markets, the group is bigger than eBay. The very size of the group's sites means sellers know buyers will be plentiful, while buyers know QXL will offer a wide variety of goods. The level of liquidity is important and should ensure the sites' long-term growth. The group is seeking to offer classified advertising as an additional source of revenue. Evolution expects turnover to rise by 42% next year to £64.1m and 37% in 2008/09 to £87.6m. The broker is forecasting earnings per share of 439.8p rising to 533.5p next year and 676.1p in 2008/09. The forecast 1p maiden dividend is rather irrelevant in the context of the share price of £5.80 [pre-split £116]. But Evolution forecasts the shares could rise to £6.50 [£130] and believes its unique auction assets could be worth more than £10.00 [£200] a share to a trade buyer." SIKH'S GUIDE TO THE QXL (TRADUS) GROUP: (auction - Poland) (motor sales - Poland) (homes - Poland) (price comparison - Poland) (online payments system - Poland) (Poland - 100% owned by Allegro, holding company for Platnosci) (online mobile phone top up's - Poland - 100% owned by PayU) (????? - Poland) (Switzerland) (Czech) (Hungary) (Ukraine) (Denmark) (Germany) (Norway) payback (online payments - Poland 100%) sanoma payback (Hungary - 35%) (Russia - 30%) (Bulgaria) (Romania) (Slovakia, wherever that is....) USEFUL LINKS QXL (TRADUS) company overview: QXL (TRADUS) investor relations: QXL (TRADUS) analyst reports Allegro listings: Allegro world ranking: Long-term QXL share price chart: |
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