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Look at those buys, Up, Up and away, Better news on the way.
reassuring update. I presume the reference to a 'second interim dividend' means there is a chance of a final dividend too? The payment of this dividend is prior to the expected date of their results announcement.
Cenkos is looking extremely cheap these days. Concerns over their NOMAD releases for QPP and a Bio Company that turned out to be dodgy but Cenkos legal responsibility for RNS's is limited as long as they can show fair and due diligence when signing them off. Also they confirmed that the SFO nor FSA etc has not been in contact despite press rumours a few months back. These guys are NOMAD and or broker to hundreds of PLC's and also did the AA float etc etc. Very profitable, cash generative Company. Been loading up big time, April numbers will delight but we could see an aggressive offer from Barclays or similar pre their April Y/E. Exciting prospects here I believe !!!!!!
It is claimed an American bank, Goldman Sachs will pour millions of pounds into the fund for the UK to stay in the EU , this is an American bank that was find millions of pounds for Dodgy Bond dealings ,Profits down, Down, Who will listen to this American Bank?
Look at those buys, somebody is laughing all the way to the bank
This is certainly volatile! Looks good value at these levels.
Smells of Shorters?
Seems somebody likes Cenkos? look at the buyers then look at the sellers? Some Giant buys, Why??
Maybe it's going cheep cheep because it's a bright yellow canary
Seems somebody is after Cenkos on the Cheep?
Why is David Cameron in a hurry to hold a referendum in June/July 2016? When he Stated we would get a referendum in 2017? What lies ahead? bad news that is for certain, we will be stitched up by D. Cameron and the EU? any bets? Once we accept this dodgy deal with the E.U we are stuck with it, No going back.
Cheep, cheep, why is this share So Cheep?
Might just get them to start doing their job properly.
Thanks asclpius - No tree shake, I'm big into these guys but quite worried now. Just read the legal obligations of a NOMAD and these idiots fall well short of the mark regarding their responsibilities - Could be warned, fined or loose their licence completely. It's not just Quindell it seems.
Another disaster for Investors' Chronicle tipster Simon Thompson. Added to Globo,Camkids and Naibu, following his advice is becoming quite expensive
http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/business/Companies/article1641429.ece
Anyone know what's happened to Cenkos today, looks like insider trading causing a price drop within the Square Mile. Is it a law suite from Quindell or Globo or something similar?
At a current PE of 5, buying back and cancelling the shares is probably a shrewd bit of business. I'd also have been happy with a special dividend (more immediately rewarding and simpler to understand), but while the SP is languishing in value territory it's a good time to reduce the number in circulation. Should help to sustain the dividend in the longer term, and if they can show that is sustainable we'll eventually see some capital growth.
Please give your thoughts too help make proper investment decisions
Buying back shares at 180 pence takiung out 7% shares underpins share but gives better return on dividends and lowers Price earnings..... worth holding expect price too rise slowly up till final dividends ... avoiding disaster hold and reap rewards......... anyone watching Quantum Pharma?
Can anyone explain the Tender Offer to me in layman's terms? It seems like a really convoluted way to return value to shareholders when a special dividend would do the job just fine. My best guess (having read the RNS three times over) is that it's a kind of share buy back by proxy. So the 'value' that we shareholders are getting, comes in the form a guaranteeing a price of £1.80 for up the 7% of our holding. If I'm anywhere right on that, is anyone able to explain why they've chose to take that route over the multitude of simpler methods?
It is useless! I would avoid, I did it last year round December and I was unable to do anything with my shares for like 3 weeks, in the mean time the share price rose to around 200p and above the price I eventually sold a tenth of my shares at 188p. I view it as the company's way of saying it is returning value to shareholders when it is anything but!
I my view if markets start picking up should get back to 220-225 level based on results and share buy ins as has been oversold.
Anyone explain this is Company buying shares back or in the way of Divi Of spprox 13 pence positive update massive buying Buy Buy Buy
"The Board plans to launch a tender offer as soon as is practicable to return £8.0 million of surplus capital to shareholders" What is this "tender offer"? Why can't they just pay out another 13p dividends (£8m/60m shares)?