Member Info for Bigbadbaz

36.28p per share

And there's just no light at the end of the tunnel. The darkest part of the day is the hour before dawn.But remember it is only an hour.Chin up yayay we will all know our fate in the next few months.

Yayay, you will be sent to the naughty stool for this.TLC7 will sort you out for this defeatism.Where is he anyway?

My point is this now that consolidation is complete and the share capital has been reduced and the share price has risen to £0.38 pence The Bonus Warrants were to be honoured should the stock rise above £0.01 pence which I believe we are there now and at that price, My broker is telling me that the Warrants are still under water how can they be we are £0.37pence above, has anyone taken up there entitilment ? Please see the original ADVERTISEMENT letter from Scotgold I welcome any advice ======================================================================================== REDEAGLE, you are implying that you should still get the new shares at 1p (and the same amount) If the consolidation which would then be worth around 38p. If only it were that easy we would all be millionaires.As previously explained,the consolidation of 1 share for every 100 works across the board including these new shares.At 38p they are worth .38p pre consolidation.You are not being cheated, the deal is still the same.Had the consolidation not take place,would youreally have bought in at 1p?.If the answer is yes then I think the stock market is not for you.

Redeagle, as the Kinks used to sing ''you really got me now''. why would you want to buy at 1p (before consolidation) when you could buy on the open market ' .4p?.I think your misunderstanding about the £1 per share has saved you a few bob by not partaking.

The flurry of new poster hurling abuse at you seem to have disappeared as well along with TLC7.Hmmm, I was wondering about that as well.

Glenalmond , your post was definitely there.Sometimes posts go awol for no obvious reason.

shares sold for 3 trades, the big guns are out in force.

ty Rosewall, the reason i put in for it (I mentioned it before) is I crossed the old road bridge on a bike the day it opened in 1964 aged 15.I do not think I will make the next one.

Rockhead, The new bridge is closed to traffic on Sat/Sun for 50000 pedestrians to walk it.We were lucky in the draw and will be walking it on Saturday.Security is tight with photo id badges provided. Heres hoping that it is a good day.

Boozin' was well above average.Pity I cannot blame my calcs. on it though. Been a long day. off to the arms of Morpheus. G;night all.

How was the boolin' ? like my calculation, p@@h

Do you see the point i am making? Lol ok Gary, I get it. Online calculator comes up with 220% so it is an actual rise of 120%.Should have went 36.4 +120% instead of x 220%. My humble apologies.Tomorrow I will salute you with a toot on my horn.

Remember if you lose 50% of the value of a share, you now need a 100% rise to get back to the starting point.

Gary, I do not want to nit pick but if it is not accurate feel free to give some figures with 36.4 the starting point and 80 the break even.

And the problem of my wording is what? bearing in mid you were referring to the actual arithmetic. Surely a rise of 220% is accurate is it not.

Only trade showing from yesterday was 36.4p 36.4 x220% =80.08p What school was it Gary?

As previously posted, my losses here were worth about two holidays in Spain. Now, due to the price of the pound v the euro it is down to one holiday in Spain. Righty ho, the boolin' club barman is wondering where I am. Don't miss me too much, and have a good weekend y'all.

Would that day be the day we were inundated by a plethora of new posters?

Just over 1 year ago there was a share placing of 80p (consolidation price) The people who bought them now need approx. a 220% rise just to break even. Criticise all you want, the figures are out there.