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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Works Media | LSE:WKS | London | Ordinary Share | GB0009611962 | ORD 0.1P |
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Works Media (WKS) Share Charts1 Year Works Media Chart |
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17/11/2010 | 13:04 | The Works Media Group ------Cash/Profits/Growth | 792 |
30/6/2010 | 18:24 | Director buys 1.5 Millon in 3 days. Something afoot??? | 173 |
29/10/2009 | 15:58 | WKS HIGHLY UNDERVALUED | 19 |
21/1/2007 | 20:50 | Works Media with Charts & News | 1 |
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Posted at 18/3/2010 15:42 by zedder Yes sorry. That's the one I meant. I've got WKS on my monitor list. |
Posted at 04/1/2010 13:02 by 21simthy Cant see a reason to relist though, 150k is a lot of money for a company like Wks, better off delisting and using that money to better effect, then if they do have a miracle and start making money then relist, i'm sure all shareholders would agree when the bid is so close to 0p, they must have written off their investment a long time ago. |
Posted at 23/12/2009 12:51 by betty_boop Works Media (WKS, 0.42p, £0.63m), nominated advisor, Dowgate Capital Advisers, has de-registered. The recent resignation of the non-executive director and the NOMAD, combined the lack of news on the fundraising, encourages us to reduce our Hold recommendation to a SELL.Taken from the following... |
Posted at 28/10/2009 14:20 by ldmachin cbbc1,At this level, i think they will get away with a buyout price of 2p. |
Posted at 07/8/2009 23:23 by saywellxxx The trouble is that if all the ADVFN "sells" are in fact buys then the bid/offer price is giving a false impression of the share value. It would appear that the buy price should be 0.5 and if we assume that the sell price is correct at 0.25 then that gives a mid price of 0.375, or actaully a 50% drop in price rather than the 33% showing. If we further assume that the new shares would have to be offered for at least a 20% discount this gives us a range of 0.3 - 0.4, taking into account the "real" buy price, and the prices of the assumed buys that have gone through today. The other possibility is that the offer price has already been set at 0.5 (or below) and that this has somehow "leaked" - hence today's big drop. Don't know about PMA but I can't see that happening here. Would love to be proved wrong and see something higher, I guess we'll know shortly. |
Posted at 07/8/2009 15:13 by mike_f Worth a punt at this price? Could bounce as dropped on no news and can buy below the mid price... |
Posted at 05/5/2009 08:25 by don carter barnetpeterThanks for your positivity - I'm finding it hard to find any, although I agree about the back catalogue and I think there are signs of hope. I'm just stuck at a much higher price and need a couple of years of profit-making to replace the loss-making.....I was attracted by the idea of supporting the film industry and need fresh inspiration here. |
Posted at 04/5/2009 12:54 by barnetpeter cfl has a lot of debt though - wks does not. |
Posted at 01/5/2009 22:08 by pav 1 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, please buy this share on tuesday first thing because this share is seriously undervalued, the most credible management team,and a fantastic looking chart,the mongol rights are worth 10x current market cap blah blah blah....also i have shed load of shares i want to offload onto you mugs when the price rises |
Posted at 01/5/2009 19:57 by barnetpeter This has been such a dog it has spots on. But there is a lot of value in the company. All those back film catalogue. This was a great film: The best performing title of the year was the Oscar nominated Mongol: The Rise To Power of Genghis Khan. Mongol is already our most successful DVD title to date achieving in three months what the second best performer in our catalogue Three achieved in three years. I expect Mongol to make a material contribution in 2009. The Mongol rights are easily worth current cap. A decent management with a nose for business could transform WKS. But, I hear you say ....... |
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