VSA Capital Share Discussion Threads

[refusenish] 23/3/2012 12:48

More is more chaps


HOUSTON, TEXAS, Mar 23 (MARKET WIRE) --
Caza Oil & Gas, Inc. (the "Company") (TSX:CAZ)(AIM:CAZA) is pleased to
announce the appointment of VSA Capital Limited as the Company's joint
broker alongside Cenkos Securities plc.

[poombear] 23/3/2012 08:33

Another new client CAZA.

[poombear] 15/3/2012 12:56

There's a cracking video from Canada earlier this week, where Monk is just about to explain why he thinks there is about to be a "dot-com" like boom in the Agriculture sector, and they cut him dead to go to a story on Obama.

They are both quite good at keeping a high profile though.

[refusenish] 15/3/2012 11:34

Enjoying the Google alerts about Malcolm Graham-Wood's thoughts for the day about Tullow and all the rest of it. Good marketing ploy and all that..looking forward to some alerts about VSA's performance soon or this barage of opinion will start to look a bit silly

[poombear] 13/3/2012 08:41

I noticed that Rivington St sold Formjet/Ability to its management for £1 this morning. Monk should get some credit for offloading the software business.
This is a complete startup which is doing very well for its first 18 months. IMO.

[jaygino] 08/3/2012 14:28

Y/E is at the end of this month. Current market cap. of ca. 2.5m
Confirmation of a profit in excess of 500,000 pounds as per trading statement in January, together with a a rosy outlook statement, could make this a potential multi-bagger in a short space of time IMHO.
Have added a few lately and may well continue adding.

[poombear] 08/3/2012 12:56

What with this and MTT my dogs are barking today.

[jaygino] 08/3/2012 12:48

cannot buy online at the moment......

[poombear] 08/3/2012 12:40

New II investor, and a nice tick up.

[poombear] 08/3/2012 07:19

A few new clients added to website.

[refusenish] 27/2/2012 14:37

Googin Yes we do..

[goggin] 27/2/2012 11:39

Have we got a total dip stick or a genius running VSA - time will tell and what does VSA really stand for - Do we need an egotistical captain at the stern????????

[poombear] 24/2/2012 09:32

From City AM
Obviously feels confident about the future.

"MINING POTENTIAL
FROM shareholder to the boardroom: Gavin Casey, who holds a stake in VSA Capital Group, was yesterday named as executive chairman of the resources brokerage run by Blue Ore and Oriel Securities founder Andrew Monk.

Monk knows Casey from the Blue Ore days – Casey was a non-executive chairman – and the move is part of Monk's ambition to make VSA the leading independent resources investment bank in London.

"A few years ago, it was Amlin," says Monk as he searches for 5,000 sq ft in the City to house his projected 40 staff within 12 months. "But in truth, there isn't much competition."
"

[poombear] 24/2/2012 07:53

Article in the independent

[poombear] 23/2/2012 10:29

Doc on CSA's if anyones interested.

[poombear] 23/2/2012 08:10

Yeah, most sitting on losses here.
They do appear to be building a business though, i'm optimistic they we will see progress in the next 12 Months.

[jaygino] 23/2/2012 07:50

I for one will not be crying over the end of Lyndon Chapmans association with the company. Perhaps this day will mark a turn in fortunes for the long suffering Formjet/VSA shareholders.

[poombear] 14/2/2012 07:27

Shame they didn't place a few more.

[poombear] 13/2/2012 10:10

Dipped in for another 50K (4.55p), immediate jump in the spread to 4.75-5.75.

Edit: MM's were just offloading the 130K sale from Friday at 4.25. Nicely mopped up this morning, and price back to where it was.

[goggin] 08/2/2012 12:04

Reduction of Capital by way of the New Solvency Statement Procedure
Introduction

One of the golden rules of company law is that the capital of a company should be maintained. A company with a share capital must not return funds which have been subscribed for shares except in ways prescribed by the Companies Act 1985/the Companies Act 2006 (the "2006 Act"). A company can, however, reduce its share capital provided creditors will not be adversely affected and it complies with the procedural requirements. In the past, it was only possible to carry out a reduction in capital by going to court. Whilst this remains the case for public companies, from 1 October 2008, private companies may take advantage of a new "solvency statement procedure" set out in the 2006 Act. This is being introduced to simplify the procedure and make it less costly for private companies to reduce their share capital.

Why would we consider a reduction in share capital?

The reasons for reducing share capital are as follows:

Returning surplus capital;
releasing a liability to pay up capital, thus reducing the nominal value of the shares;
eliminating losses, which may be preventing the payment of dividends;
redemption of shares where there are insufficient distributable reserves;
as part of a scheme of arrangement where there is a merger of two large companies of similar size; and distribution of assets to shareholders.

[squire007] 08/2/2012 09:25

Well must be of interest this news ....... ;-0 yet nothing !

[poombear] 03/2/2012 16:44

VSA Feb Report.