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Many thanks..the thing I am puzzling over ...are the proceeds from Victory enough or not enough to continue to develop West Newton ?? Is there a chance of some sort of placing ?.. Unless there is a clear assurance from the top ,investors maybe very nervous to go back in ....
Many thanks for your reply....I wondered how you had faired after my awful tip..I am very happy you got out with a profit...I did as well but there was a sting in the tail ....I had a £13000 investment believing after the Victory Sale the share price would return somewhere between .60 to .80 where it tended to be before poor news from West Newton started to be released a while ago ....When I realized the news on Victory would be delayed I started to think October would be the earliest for any news ...Off course in the meantime the share price was slowly climbing into the .40s but I decided because off the delay there maybe some sort off pullback in the share price...So I sold out with just a £4000 profit...but foolishly because I believed this time round Reabold could not possibly release yet another poor RNS decided to go back in with a much smaller amount £3000 ...For that I took a £1000 loss ....So overall a reasonable profit under the circumstances but then a haircut on the profit !!!..The odd thing about it is I kept on wishing for the RNS to be released sooner rather than later ... but had my wish have been granted then I would have been looking at a big loss instead of a profit!!!!....It is just how the balance of probabilities can work either for or against a shareholder... Once again many thanks for sharing what happened and best of luck for the future with your share trading.. Regards Lenin
Mr Toby Twitpop ...does it really matter.?? ..Maybe it does to you but ... Definitely Not To Me ...as I have come across plenty of post on a number of boards where there are minor errors but as long as the point of the message is understood ultimately that is the only thing that counts ...
To Pappalaz ....I am just posting to give you ..A Personal Apology... for a reply I posted to you regarding Reabold on the 9 th September....You wanted to know as you had brought £600 worth off Reabold shares off any information that may make the stake worthwhile...I posted if you held your £600 in Reabold until the sale off Victory you would be laughing all the way to the bank with over a grand in your pocket !!!..With hindsight this is probably the worst tip I have ever given in my life ...I hang my head in shame .... Possibly a better tip with Reabold ...is wait until any RNS has been released and then invest your money a little while afterwards !!!!....I only wish the Two Directors would... APOLOGIZE..for a very glossy YouTube Video that I remember seeing last year in which they said once the Victory Sale was successful the value off the Reabold share would be unlocked for investors ..!!!!... Unlocked for a crash landing is a more description!!!...For the sake off clarity I have now taken my holding out and moved into Foxtons estate agent for the time being...but I wish all the loyal shareholders here a change off fortunes and better success with Reabold in the near future ....
Many thanks for your info.. Regards Lenin
Err ... You have obviously not understood the message.....I did say a shareholder with more dedicated knowledge of Foxtons...I was not expecting a scientific thesis....I would be happy with just a simple awnser such as approximately 1/2 way along the share buyback.( etc )...Unlike you I am aware shareholders make up many different types when holding shares in a company...Some will be very loyal and dedicated to that one company and know lock stock and barrel all the information regarding that company...There are others such as myself who may own a multitude off shares and may know the basics off each company but not all the fine detail as there would simply be to much to research on each company....... Remember... Shareholders Are A BROAD CHURCH!!!!...
As a new shareholder yesterday I went through a few off the RNSs and realized Foxtons is in the process off a share buy back ...I was just wondering if a shareholder here with much more knowledge off Foxtons than me is able to say how far down the path Foxtons are with their share buyback./ how much more to complete the process...An advance many thanks for anyone who takes the time to reply... Regards Lenin
Many thanks Mr Persimmon.... Oddly enough I have made large gains on both U J O and Reabold as I only sold out only a few days ago but went back in again within the last couple off days on both which much smaller position sizes ...today and yesterday on both it felt like being punched in the face two times over !!! ... However I forgive UJO much more than Reabold..Good luck to all shareholders here ....
Mr Grey Panther... I was in both but have decided that U J O is the much better bet off the two for a share price recovery.(and have got out of Reabold for a period off time )....A big prize increase in both UJO revenue and profit margin must surely support the share price moving forwards
Mr Grey Panther... I was in both but have decided that U J O is the much better bet off the two for a share price recovery.(and have got out of Reabold for a period off time )....A big prize increase in both UJO revenue and profit margin must surely support the share price moving forwards
Lightning does strike for anyone who may hold shares ( such as myself ) in UJO and Reabold ..UJO s RNS was not to bad but it has lead to a mass sell off their shares and today's Reabolds RNS which although is a very big disappointment ( but by no means a disaster RNS) has achieved pretty much the same effect ...
I have enough spare cash in a SIPPS pension to buy fairly large equal instalments at every 5 pence interval all the way into single penny figures ... Should any share holder be in the same position this is an easy situation to make a bucket load off money!!!!
That's simple to awnser ...The relationship between the share price and the fundamentals do not follow one another exactly but rather it is a loose coralation as it takes a while for potential new or existing shareholders to catch up with the situation....As an example take a look at a completely unrelated company such as Cineworld whos finances are the complete opposite of UJO .( In other words they are billions in debt ) ... Although this situation with that company has existed for quite a while it was not until a long while afterwards that many Cineworld shareholders suddenly panicked and then the Cineworld share price suddenly collapsed ...This works the other way around as well for companies such as UJO which has very good finances...
Notice how all these derampers make their points but are simply.. at a loss to explain ...how the share price has multiplied almost three fold since February...They just don't get the relationship between the share price and the fundamentals...
Do the derampers remember only back in February this was less than 15 pence per share . ...The share price has been slowly but surely catching up with the fundamentals off the company,...It may not be a straight line up but as U J O continue to increase revenue/ profits then so will the share price continue to reflect this situation...
I totally agree with what your saying Sir King Alfred as regards to Heid ....She is simply promoting her own investment/ and the company she loves...It's up to individual share holders when to buy and at what price .... Nobody has placed a gun against anybodys head and said ...You have to buy the shares !!!!....It completely ridiculous to blame one individual for the decisions off other ADULT SHAREHOLDERS.!!!
Many thanks for your question...for the sake of transparency I have a fair whack off money in Reabold ( or at least in relation to my finances)...I know West Newton is the big prize ... so depending on the shareholders time scale the reward could be rich for staying the course .....but as I have previously swing traded Reabold I would not advise someone to do something that I may not possibly do my self ...One other consideration is to pound cost average in as it can be a very volatile share but once again I do not really use this method except maybe for example just two entry points in relation to the share price...Good luck what ever is your preferred choice ...