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This was a very similar drop of 15 March, don't you think, same style, same drop on low volume

Yes, All's well. Thanks for asking. Good entry point here. Good luck

Didn't see this coming. Well done any way.

Well done for you and others who got in around 4.65

Dummy sell quote 5.1

Have a great time. Need to take care of my Mum, had a knee replacement surgery so I am mummy sitting

I am OK. Hope all is well with you and your family

Morning

For a short term / medium term / long term Make sure you listen to those who are able to put forth rational, reasonable arguments that support / oppose investing here. If you believe in all these POSITIVE and NEGATIVE comments that are being posted here. My intention is not to ramp up this share. My intention is not to profit by misrepresentation Yes I am invested here, not because I want to profit off you, by misguiding or by misrepresenting the facts. But by informing you all that I think, honestly there is value here. This share had been written off due to over reaction, misunderstanding and by de-rampers. I openly challenge any accountant / charted accountant to come and post a critical analysis of the last financial statement and point out why this is not a bargain. If someone anyone can post those reasons supported by data, I will accept my misunderstanding openly. Do not believe in the de-rampers who just copy posts from elsewhere without even a single second of their critical analysis But if you do all the very best, you have been warned that this is your loss primarily due to your stupidity, had you held things would have become clearer, more profitable? Had you followed a more sound advice you would have been in profit and not loss.

Your post is very confusing. What exactly are you talking about? Bailout by Convertibles? As of 30 June 2012 they had Cash of 10.1 mill GBP, Total reserves of 24.118 Mill GBP These together with An estimated Half yearly Rental & Service charge Income of 11.5 mill GBP A Finance Income of 7.126 mill GBP A Finance Cost of 7.26 mill GBP An annual dividend savings of 1.412 mill (£ 705.762 K per quarter at a rate of 0.6p per share) These are many times more than their financial risks. Take a look at the Half yearly statement once again with a fine teeth comb

Dummy sell is now 5.95

See the 1.588 mill buy at 5.89 at 15:15:21 ?

This is my dummy sell quote SELL: 100000 units in Alpha Pyrenees Trust at 5.85 pence

Richard David Kingston Share purchase 511,49 0.435%

Hang on here. Don't sell off for a smaller profit than at least 40+% You will regret it. This one has a 300% upside without the currency hedge and it's just become 350 -- 400% with the EUR Vs GBP rates of tomorrow..

Take a look at "CSSG Start of a major bullish price action" The Ichimoku chart and analysis can be accessed here: http://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=chartscreenshotshow&u=Wqzf1+GoKbP3BK0+/kkq9uVBfOsZ0WjT&symbol=L^AEX Profit Target 42p short term, since major support / Resistance is around 42.625p

SeftonChase: The way I understand it is that though they have interest in coal now by 2014 the business plan is to seperate the coal part of the business The plan is to separate the coal production part of the business into Individual mining businesses in charge of their own destiny As a result the coal production will be split into 5 different companies : 1. Kellingley Co 2. Thoresby Co 3. Daw Mill Co 4. Harworth Co 5. Surface Mining Co The Property part of the business, would become CRES's core business with a control of Propco or Harworth Estates. The New ownership structure for PropCo would be • Schemes take 75.1% in PropCo in return for support • Shareholders entitled to 24.9% through new parent company This is to compensate the deficit to the Pension Funds of approximately £430m. Since there is appears to be an agreement to this process the situation is : To claim that CRES has interest in Coal production is INCORRECT To claim that CRES ha NO interest in coal production is ALSO INCORRECT. The correct statement is By 2014 CRES will have no interest in coal production I might add that "Pollione" post though EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE is an accurate analysis of the situation I would guesstimate a share price of 18 p to 24p as the realistic achievable price of CRES shares within a few months.

The Share holding percentages now are: Shares in Issue 115.73 mill Institutions and Directors 64.19 % === 74.29 mill Free Float 35.81 % === 41.44 mill

5. How does ALPH Compare with other Commercial REITs listed in UK ? >>>> The purpose of all this is so that we could assess the relative attractiveness of UK listed commercial REITS >>>> Due to time restrictions I have utilized the FFO yield and not AFFO Yield in these comparison. ALPH >>>> Market Cap = 6.99, FFO = 23.004 , FFO Yield = 329 .10% TEIF >>>> Market Cap = 49, FFO = 24.31 , FFO Yield = 49.61% ABL >>>> Market Cap = 30.81, FFO = 24.294 , FFO Yield = 78.85% FCPT >>>> Market Cap = 714.6, FFO = 59.168 , FFO Yield = 8.28% SRE >>>> Market Cap = 58.74, FFO = 47.772 , FFO Yield = 81.33% UKCM >>>> Market Cap = 802.95, FFO = 73.972 , FFO Yield = 9.21% >>>> There is an abnormally high FFO yield of 329.10% compared with all others, why? >>>> Two reasons, ONE the SP dropped like a stone as a result of over reaction >>>> Two, ALPH have a strategy of high borrowings to deliver high yield to its shareholders. >>>> All Commercial REITs borrow to invest in properties so ALPH is no different in such practice >>>> ALPH has a bank borrowings of 193.99 Mill GBP Vs an asset value of 245 Mill GBP >>>> Due to the high debt ratio they are paying out as finance costs 7.26 mill >>>> However that is not a major cost of concern since >>>> (A) their rental service income is 23 mill GBP per Annum >>>> (B) they have more than 87% occupancy >>>> (c) They have more than 83 % of revenue from Grade "A" long term Tenants >>>> (D) Their long term loans are at a fixed 5.26% interest rated borrowings >>>> It appears that ALPH's sudden drop of their Share price by almost 66.60% is skewing the FFO Yield number >>>> Once the over correction is reversed the FFO yield would be comparable to the other Commercial REIT levels

>>>> The measure of assessing and comparing REITs is by a ratio called "FFO Yield" or "AFFO Yield" >>>> FFO Yield = FFO DIVIDED by Market cap expressed as a percentage >>>> AFFO Yield = AFFO DIVIDED by Market cap expressed as a percentage