Monkey1 Jul 2015 00:07
PTSB is an example of severe dilution. It's shares were removed from AIM and now trade solely on the Irish Stock exchange. The Irish Govt now own 99% of the Company, but the shares continued to trade at the level they left AIM, pre-dilution.
If a deal is done to save Max, the value of the Company left to the shareholder is priced by the market. If that is more than £2.5 mill, I'm in profit. Thomas Cook, Premier Foods are just a few examples of Companies tha have re-emerged from dire straights. I'm happy with my 50/50 gamble. It's obvious that you are not happy that I have a chance of coming away with some of your money. Well, if I do, it will be all the more sweeter, knowing I am spending the money of one of the biggest ********s I have ever had the misfortune to meet on this site.
You may pride yourself in having an excellent command of the Queens English, and credit where credit is due, you are one of the most articulate posters I have ever seen on LSE. However, I also pride myself on my coomand of Anglo Saxon, now do us all a favour and F*ck Off. You are starting to get on my tits, you dip sh*t!