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What a f######g disappointing day.
I went on autotrader over the weekend and found my next car.
Got in touch with a builder to give me a quote for a loft conversion
Designed an orangery for the side of the house.
Even thought about buying the wife a new car.
Thank goodness I never mentioned it to her!!
MajorThomas1
Well put sir
Mike007
For f##ks sake you are the last person I would have thought to say " I don't know"
So OK, what price would you sell your shares at ??
Lets hope the share price gets carried away with speculation. I know my price to sell.
I had shares in Sirius Minerals and we where well stitched up by the BOD.
Who gets the final say as to whether an offer is accepted or not.
If you make an offer to buy something that offer has to be tempting. As suggested earlier an offer of 3.5p I don't think would be quite tempting enough. It would however leave the door open for a second bidder, (if there is one) to come forward with a slightly higher bid, which may be tempting enough to accept. If IOG really want DELT they then would have to make an even higher bid. Perhaps better to make a higher more tempting bid in the first place and kill off any competition. Just a thought.
And what if they decide not to make an offer??
It's going to be a long weekend.
Can't wait for Monday.
MACHOMAN
Is that a typo or did you actually mean £1.86.
Holding shares in a company that is the target of a takeover is probably everyone's dream. A quick and swift profit.
In 25+ years of dabbling in shares it has happened to me only once.
Doe's anyone on here know how often it actually happens??
I tried to sell 2 million shares today as I want to invest in a share which I think will give a return sooner than Deltic. I must add I will return to Deltic as I think long term this is going to be a winner.
Point is, I could not sell them.
I have an account with H&L. No could not sell them.
Tried smaller amounts.
Only way was 2000 at a time.
Did not bother in the end.
OK I will start this off.
After finishing her coffee and doing her nails, the CFO may be checks a few emails, goes on facebook for a while and then considers what to have for lunch.
Well OK lets imagine.
After she's parked her Aston Martin she maybe starts work about 10ish.
Turns on her computer and drinks a rather expensive coffee she purchased on the way in.
Maybe does her nails.
After that who knows . What do you think?
For a jolly perhaps we could come up with some ideas.
Mike007
I am sure someone will shoot me down in flames for my previous comment, but directors of small companies have to wear many hats.
Graham Swindles was originally the CFO why can't he act as CFO and CEO until such time as a regular CFO is needed.
If the CFO is not doing anything lay her off.
I agree with Mike 007
Stupid reply