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Hi to Ken and all , well a good start for Cres in its first year up in value by £7 mill lower than I was expecting,,, the note that no dividend issue till further notice was a bit of a blow , share price value 9.1p net and discounted to 6p why 30% discount ?? drag rights to buy ?? a little confused on that issue too . more questions than answers , AGM in May and looks like a new director required . live long and prosper !!! off away again Tuesday sunny Wales this time after a damp week in skeggy . primitive times with out internet , at least the talking bone still worked , give or take no signal more often than not . happy times ahead , 9p a share any takers ???
The shareholders' agreement between CfR and the Pension Trustees contains drag along rights pursuant to which the Group may be required, by other holders of shares in Harworth Estates (''the Drag Sellers'') who propose to transfer a controlling interest (as defined in the shareholders' agreement) to a third party on bona fide arm's length terms, to sell all of its shares in Harworth Estates to such third party on the same or equivalent terms as those agreed between the Drag Sellers and the third party purchaser. Under the terms of the shareholders' agreement and Harworth Estates Articles, if the Pension Trustees or the Group wish to transfer any of their shares in Harworth Estates to a third party purchaser, they must first grant the other party a right of first offer before selling such shares to a third party purchaser. If the Pension Trustees subsequently seek to transfer a controlling interest in Harworth Estates to a third party purchaser the Group is also granted a right to match the highest price submitted by a third party purchaser. If the Group does not or cannot purchase the shares representing a controlling interest in Harworth Estates pursuant to its right of first offer or its matching right within the required timescale and the Pension Trustees subsequently sell such a controlling interest to a third party purchaser, the Pension Trustees may insist that the Group also sells its entire shareholding to such third party purchaser on the same terms pursuant to the drag along provisions summarised above. Consequently, the drag provisions may not give the Group sufficient time to maximise the value of its Harworth Estates shareholding for shareholders. This would fundamentally alter its key revenue stream from both dividends and recharged expenses.
Resistance 2 6.542 Resistance 1 6.417 Closing price 6.375 Support 1 6.292 Support 2 6.208 Volatility (daily) 4.805 Value At Risk % 11.18 Performance (weekly) 2.00 % UK FTSE All Share (weekly) 0.74 % Performance (YTD) 6.25 % Performance (yearly) 30.77 %
Seems the end of day Synopisis was in our favour ***************************************************************** Settlement as of 28/03/2014 Definitely a good session for Coalfield Resources as it ends +2% higher. The share started the day in neutral territory, but then headed north as the session continued, to finish in flying form at 6.375, near the day's highest level. On a weekly basis, the stock is trending higher than the UK FTSE All Share. The performance of Coalfield Resources, in fact, has been higher than the related benchmark index.
looks like waiting game until we have more buyers than sellers of course i'm not sure how long the current price price can be held for. One thing is for certain search the directors will want to buy in.
stand stillllllllll
We always need to remind ourselves ps I am still a newbie!! There is an old saying on Wall Street that the market is driven by just two emotions: fear and greed. Although this is an oversimplification, it can often be true. Succumbing to these emotions can have a profound and detrimental effect on investors' portfolios and the stock market. In the investing world, one often hears about the juxtaposition between value investing and growth investing, and although understanding these two strategies is fundamental to building a personal investment strategy, it is as important to understand the influence of fear and greed on the financial markets. There are countless books and various courses devoted to this topic. Here our goal is to demonstrate what happens when an investor gets overwhelmed by one or both of these emotions. http://www.investopedia.com/articles/01/030701.asp Keep the FAITH I have put my money where my mouth is today..... and will sit tight
No i am going to check the website now.........have a great afternoon
CHEERS MATE
just wait and see what the markets this afternoon Expect RNS over the coming weeks...... DID you see Harworths new website??
what are you expecting now? when we will see the rise in sp*
often dip like this. sit tight its money in the bank.....
why the sp is down......the report is very positive!!!!
Tricky beggars may have orders to Fill, me thinks theyre gonna take out some traders. Check your stops!!!
Coalfield Resources net assets up 28 March 2014 | 08:09am StockMarketWire.com - Coalfield Resources' net assets rose to £55.2m at its 28 December year-end - up from £47.9m in 2012. Profit from continuing operations rose to £3.3m (2012: £0.3m). Coalfield Resources is an investment holding company. Its only significant investment is a 24.9% stake in Harworth Estates Property Group Limited in which it takes an active investment management role. - See more at: http://www.stockmarketwire.com/article/4781406/Coalfield-Resources-net-assets-up.html#sthash.Du77tNJ8.dpuf
Today, the group said Harworth Estates, which is behind the mixed-use community at a former Prince of Wales Colliery site in Pontefract, has performed strongly in its first year of trading as an independent property development company. Net assets at Harworth Estates increased to £235m, from £222m, on a property portfolio value of £278m (2012: £260m). Pre-tax profit came in at £12.9m. Harworth Estates, owns and managing around 31,370 acres across some 200 projects, with consent for 8,000 new homes. Chairman of Coalfield Resources, Jonson Cox, said: "Following the insolvency and further restructuring of the mining business in July 2013, Coalfield Resources' sole focus has been its role as active investor in Harworth Estates. While we have a minority holding, we are working closely with the majority Pension Fund investor to drive value for all shareholders. http://www.thebusinessdesk.com/yorkshire/news/597330-property-investment-boosts-results-for-yorkshire-group.html?news_section=28381
Jonson Cox, the chairman of Coalfield Resources, has said the company's principal interest, Harworth Estates, had experienced a strong year but said the business was "aware of the challenges inherent in moving forward from our mining heritage". Doncaster-headquartered Coalfield Resources, formed by the restructure of UK Coal last year, cut all its all links to the group's mining operations. In results for the year to 28 December 2013, Harworth Estates was said to have performed strongly in its first year of trading as an independent property development company. http://www.insidermedia.com/insider/yorkshire/111530-
oncaster’s Coalfield Resources, now a brownfield property developer (but previously in mining) has reported profit of £12.9 million before tax. Net assets have increased to £55.2m (2012: £47.9m). This is mainly as a result of the increase in the investment in Harworth Estates which is now £53.4m (2012: £50.3m
Lets not kid ourselves Until PEEL either confirm or deny there intentions to take over Harworth/ Coalfield resources. This will be kept down shep Unless there are enough rumours , then an RNS must be released as per TAKEOVER PANEL rules ....................just a thought. anyway chance to top up here................
Don't forget that NAV of 9.1p was end of 2013, think what we've developed since then, and will continue to develop
13m not that great, long wait.
I expect to see a few director buys first before we see any real action
yeah well the faster we pile in here..... the better never selling at 9p still looking for 20p
I can see peel trying to buy us on the cheap!!