White Star Property Share Discussion Threads

[guman] 15/5/2008 10:35

is it still suspended/ gone bust.

[guman] 18/4/2008 14:12

company were going to submit accounts by now, are they going to do it?

[guman] 25/3/2008 15:19

GB,
do you still think it would be ok by 2012? i donot think so.

[grabro] 16/11/2007 17:36

It would be interesting to know how people acquired their shares in White Star? I was 'conned' into buying 300,000 at 1.5p in April 2007, from an outfit called Sigma Financial Management Ltd. They said that the company had interests in properties on the London Olympic site, although I have seen no mention of this anywhere. Not doing too well at present, but perhaps it will all come to fruition in 2012 - or not!

[guman] 15/11/2007 16:31

chaweewan
are you still holding, i am with very little expectation.

[cyclingnut] 17/7/2007 10:00

hmmm,

nice tight spread............NOT!!

[chaweewan] 26/4/2007 11:07

guman
And now a 2 million 'buy' i.e. £30k if my maths is correct.
In Thai 'men pla' - fishy smell

[chaweewan] 30/3/2007 13:11

guman
We seem to be the only ones chatting on this board.
Remember this is a Parker Rowe recommendation - in some people's eyes a poisoned chalice.
One can only live in hope - personally I have lost more money selling at the wrong time instead of being patient and waiting for the 'big, big bounce' - but I am an amateur.

[guman] 28/3/2007 20:13

chaweewan
what about 5.4m changing hands and no change in price.

[chaweewan] 07/3/2007 15:42

guman
There we are - another [10%] rise without volume or news
Weird happenings

[chaweewan] 27/2/2007 09:52

guman
It is that type of share - was 'suckered' into it myself

[guman] 27/2/2007 09:44

why sudden rise of 28%,no volume.

[guman] 26/2/2007 09:35

are we likely to have any news?

[mickey dredd] 26/9/2006 10:15

Looks like they are interested in Mercury!

[montyhedge] 07/7/2006 08:59

New management, but now they have put their own money in at 1p that was 40% above the current share price at the time, no one thoughs money away, they must feel they can do something with this company.

[sandbank] 03/7/2006 07:59

WORRIER: Yes - know what you mean. Someone did something similar with Ptarmigan Property. But it's up again this morning

[worrier] 02/7/2006 22:03

I see no reason for the share price rise other than the likelihood of a pump and dump operation.

[montyhedge] 02/7/2006 16:50

Meant to say 40% above current share price.

[montyhedge] 02/7/2006 16:44

New directors put their own money in placing 40% share price, they must have faith they can turn this around.

[tiredoldbroker] 01/7/2006 09:23

Look at the facts:

floated by Stephen Dean

during a period when it was non-trading, it ran up expenses in 6 months to 31/3/06 of £185,000 (I'd guess a lot of that was directors salaries to you-know-who and chums).

bought 6 apartments for £700,000 somewhere in Cyprus, no idea what they might really be worth but I think this is exceptionally high risk, and the expenses added £100,000 to the originally suggested purchase price (why ? and who got the £100,000 ?); I can tell you that similar apartments on the same development let for £200-300 per week, depending on season, but from www.holidaylettings.co.uk it looks like they are having problems letting them at all.

bought £303,000 worth of shares in Ionian, another Dean venture; sold them for under £30,000 net.

I am not reassured that the John Hemingway has joined the board; he also sits on the board of Artisan, another ex-Dean vehicle, and to paraphrase Lady Bracknell, to sit on the board of one Stephen Dean company may be regarded as a misfortune; to sit on two looks like carelessness.

if you buy the shares at 1.25p, even if they get their cash back from Cyprus without a huge loss, you are paying a big premium over asset value and frankly, for what ?

[worrier] 30/6/2006 19:02

From experience, this type of promoted stock can go down as fast -or faster than it moves up. Buyer beware