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I don't agree with anything on here,no one knows yet what the total turnover for this year is going to be a few are saying $23m ? All I am saying is that even vog don't know themselves yet, and based on the best out come it could be say $23 - $28m approx £17m - £20m.
Then we have to take off everything else, if we end up with any profit after tax it will be a surprise to many, but the chances are it will be another loss.
Have the bod's come out with any year end est yet, No
Have they bought any shares yet, No.
Why is it that even after 3 rns's which all looked good is the sp still down at 14p.
I don't know, these are just questions.

so 6m as a minimum bottom line figure seems reasonable. is that $ so about £4.6m is that profit after tax or EBITA then resulting in a loss.
You guys are so gullible, I don't think vog have ever made a net profit after tax in 10 years but please post it if they have.
It's all just speculation as normal . with regards to another placing I still think they are waiting for the sp to get to 20p before they announce a placing at 10p -15p so it offers a discount. but that is also speculation and probably just as acculate as their sales numbers will be.

Retail sales bounced back sharply in January, rising by 1% on the previous month, official figures showed.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the amount of goods sold rose by 1%, after falling by 0.7% in December, with discounts in clothing helping to boost sales.

Compared with a year ago, retail sales were 4.2% higher in January.

That was the biggest annual rise since December 2016. The figures beat most economists' expectations.

"Clothing stores saw strong sales, luring consumers with price reductions, with food sales also growing after a slight dip after Christmas," said ONS statistician Rhian Murphy.

But now you are starting to depress me, we must have dreams.

Just looking back at their best years turnover in 2016 it was $32m about £24m , now that was with 2 power plants and other customers and still didnn't make a profit.
Now they are supplying only 1 power plant so far and possibly 2 later and est to do what total turnover $23m about £17.7m ,
then we have to split / share the rev 57% vog 43 to others, then Wed Med and other overheads. So just where is any profit coming from, only more losses. Maybe 2020 will be different with more customers and another power plant but nothing is G/Teed. So that's the reason NO directors are buying any stock. just my view from a non stock holder at the moment.

earned a day, but that is an estimate based on best wishes and if everything works out at full power and for the year.
Of cause that will never happen but if it did, then we would have to take away the 40 / 60 split + Cam gov 5% so we would be left with approx 57% = £37,477 to vog.
Then take away the West Med running cost of approx £27,400. which leaves about £10,000.
then take away royalties and general running costs of £ £12,000 a day and vog are still making a daily loss of £2,000.
I think they need to work harder than that, and push up sales to over £100,000 a day.

Very little detail,does that mean that no one wants to buy the business regardless because of the way it's run or it make not enough profit or have they offered a price but the board won't give us a clue as to what that was.
Cannot believe no one want s that business.
Maybe some one has said that would be interested in the total pfd business and didn't want pfd to split it up.

More good news, it means that TCG shouldn't have any problems selling their Airline business in total and even if they hit a few problems then others are already making it known that they are interested.
If TCG can sell off the airline bit for say £1b or what ever then they could make a great big hole in their debt and the sp would go back up to about 80p .
Keep the good news coming.

To be very little interest in vog at the moment, very few people posting and very very few shares being bought.
I guess that meens many are stillwaiting to see if vog are going to announce a placing at what 10p -15p.
Looks like the sp is heading back to 13p, have to just sit on the sidelines and see.

I still think MA would have to pay between 25p - 40p to get Debs.

I don't think a lot of people realize just how big cwd is.
They have total rev / turnover of some £600+ml and have been working on a turn round of their business for about 2 years. OK they used to have a sp of about £6.00 and it's gone down to what 11p now,
but for end 2016 they had £290m debt,
and then for 2017 they had £190m debt
now it's what £70m debt, and things could now start to look much better with maybe a sp of 50p in 9 - 12 months.

I thought I would just point out that cwd is now up 14% while foxtons is down 2.6%, a property area that you say you know so well.

You 2 have been shorting a number of stocks for months and everyone knows it.
You look for every opportunitity to run companies like debs into the ground just to make money.
Sain just look at the rubbish you have been going on about cwd, it's in too much debt it's finished compared to say foxtons, and from someone who thinks they are the experts and what's happened today, CWD has come out with much lower debt and in a better position than you thought. what about starting to be positive about some of these companies.
Do you guys ever think you might have it wrong.

New Look swings back into profit, another retailer that's turning their business around by reducing sales but cutting costs etc. anything is possible for Debs. just give it time.

CAV would wipe out shareholders completely,
what a load of rubbish, just look at mothercare and carpetright who both did a CAV and they and their shareholders are fine. Your just scaremongering again.

Going by the latest numbers and comparing with Foxtons who are often mentioned as competitors , CWD has Total rev for 2018 approx £630m with £33m ebita. Foxtons total rev £111m and £3m ebita. OK Foxtons has no debt and cwd has £70m but cwd has / is turning the business around with all their changes over the last 2 years and raised £100m + to cut debt, and the futures now looks a bit brighter.

Sorry did I read that correctly, you bought a few of cwd after everything you have been saying about this sector.
I hope you haven't been influenced by me, unless of course you end up making a little.

Come on you have to agree that with all the troubles out there CWD looks like they have done a great job.
OK EBITA is downon last year but they expected that and they still made £33m profit, and remember debt was about £200m last year but now it's down to £70m which could be gone by end 2019.
All in all it looks they they are moving in the right direction and shares could / should be moving back up to say 50p in the next 12 months.

So some 45m buys against approx 39m sells, many of these sells are pi's just taking small profits while they can thinking it's going back down again.
But if it stays up and goes up a little bit more many sellers will be back in , not wanting to mis out.
The sp should make slow progress in the coming weeks.

I guess TCG is following TUi by buying up hotels or groups of hotels to make more profit.
Once they have opened enough of their own brand hotels if in the Med or Caribean they keep all the takings even if some of TUi customers use the TCG hotels, the profit boost should be enormous in the years to come.