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Hi ya. i do both actually (web and live) as i find the web purchasing less complicated than the live, but the live gives me an idea when to get in or out if the spread narrows. Sorry you made a loss on this one, better luck next time but as you say at least you reduced it : ).
I managed to get out at last @ a loss of 20%. It is a little better than previous which was nearly 50%. I wish you all good luck . All the best
thanks paulin but the reality is different from what we see - try to get a live qoute (buy / sell) on line and you will understand what i am talking about.
the spread is very good. I feel they now want us to sell mmmmmmm interesting
you have to watch the spread. yesterday it was small, hence me jumping in. It just depends so keep an eye on it.
The problem is the spread is very big and the sell price has not moved for quite a while. You can buy @1.75 but you can only sell @1.01 at the moment.
it's moved nicely today... long way to go until the 16/6 and it's not cast in stone yet from what i can see. Hang in there at least until the market picks up. Remember yesterday most pubs were down due to UK Gov looking at how pubs work in the UK, and this one stuck it out (not that it had far to move). Watch PUB, Ent Inns and Green King as sector guides. A delist isn't a bad thing either so for now I would say relax.
If i sell (@1.01p) now i will lose more than 1/3 of my initial investment. Is there any hope in the next 12 months.
What is crest?
you can still trade shares through crest. company has decided to delist volunterily, which is IMO is a good sign. company wants to sort out its finance and structure and would come back strong in year or two IMO. again DYOR. delisting would save company £200,000 a year which is a good sign to save up that money.
what happens if you don`t sell your shares after delist?
this share is up 43% but its spread is 93% lol who would be mad enough to buy them.
Oh yeah it went up 28.7% - only because somebody bought 10 shares @1.44p with a total value of 14p before the market closed. The selling price before that was1.10p per share. Lets hope something meaningful happens next week
i am convinced i will cream this share. Must keep the nerve boys the sellers are lining there pockets
Great this is going up today. I'm surprised and very happy for Regents Inn. Go baby go..... all the way up baby go...... 10/sp go baby go.... up up up.... story continues...
what would happen with our shares once it gets delisted...? does anyone thinks that REG would be able to get listed on stock exchange again in near future....? any information or view would be much appreciated.
What should I do? I have 21k shares but will be down 40% if I sell at the current price! Should I wait and see if they go back up as PGI did last week? Sorry but complete novice!
I'm out. Sold up made a loss of 20% but just not sure on this one. Good luck all.
Think i am going to sell. I have a feeling if i hold i will lose the lot. What you going to do? What price did you buy at ? Cant work out why the spread is 1-25-1.50 yet im onlyl getting sell offer of 1.15
Hi guys, any other holders of this share, what do you intend to do? Worth holding onto? OR sell up and take a hit? Thanks.
sorry wrong board nice thought though
I would stay as this share will double or at least be 55p in two months. this share is way undervalued because of the "N". Forget! The only way is up!!!!!!!!!
If i stay it could be trouble.If i go it could be double.So come on and let me know.SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO?
The system enables brokers to settle deals in 3 days rather than once or twice a month, as there is no paperwork involved. If you are a private investor who makes a reasonable number of transactions, you can choose to join Crest as a private member, paying an annual fee of between £10 and £20. What Crest does is hold your shares electronically rather than you having to receive or send in physical certificates each time you trade. You do not have to hold all your shares in Crest: you can keep some holdings in certificated form if you wish. Your rights as a member of a company are the same: your name will still appear on the company register of shareholders as the proof of your title of ownership, you will receive dividend payments, the annual report and, usually, any shareholder discounts from the company. As a Personal Member, you are required to have an arrangement with a Crest payment bank that will make and receive payments on your behalf. The person who sponsors your application to join Crest normally arranges this for you. The time delay in actually receiving payments from transactions depends on the arrangements you have with your Crest payment bank and the person who set up your Crest account. Theoretically, Crest is intended to lower the costs of share dealing, though the initial outlay required by stockbrokers on computerisation may mean brokerage charges actually rise in the short term.