Been in DOM a while now and pleased it's finally coming good. I do like the way the company is going. I just don't like their pizzas...
Judging by MHG, he's more Eddie the Eagle rather than Evel Knievel...
clown the same guy that was on MHG?
PYC is another one that was ramped by Spiritfinder. And rather like PXS and MTA, it's followed a similar pattern.
Not at all. A certain tomato based share did something very similar last year.
£10m in kind = £0 in the bank, and +£0 to the asset value.
Well, I don't know about day traders, but if you're buying shares only in the *hope* that they go up then yes, it's fantasy. Better to base your prediction on whether it will go up or down on some solid facts.
I applaud your enthusiasm, but if you will forgive me for saying so, you seem to be pulling numbers out of thin air. £1.50 by the end of May? It could happen, but what are you basing this on? What's going to change in the next 4 weeks that will drive the price up by 50%? You need to distinguish between what you *think* will happen vs what you *hope* will happen.
SP almost invariably falls on results unless they beat the market expectation. I can't see this breaking £1 today, but give it a few days for the market to digest the results, which look on track to me.
I would expect the results to be in-line with expectations, showing good progress. But as I said, and it is my *opinion* only, I think that's factored in and the election may cause instability across all shares. If I'm wrong, it's great for all the people who are holding. Why does everyone on these boards have to be so bloody sensitive?
Actually, it's only my first post on PUB in the last 30 days. I got in a while ago, and posted to say so at the time. Is there any need to be so rude?
of this for now, I think the results are now factored in to the SP. GL to all still holding, might look to come back in after the election.
What on earth happened last week that caused such a sharp drop? PDG are on my casual watch list so I don't keep up to date with it, but I was considering buying at around 27...
Actually, at the time of the recapitalisation, the share price was sitting at between 11p and 13p (man, I wish I had bought in then), which equates to £1.10 and £1.30 in new money, so the Times is right that the SP has more or less doubled. If they were just referring to the consolidation, it would have been much more dramatic than just "doubled".
easyprofits, welcome back (again) ;-)
You've been a member since OCt 17th, a few days after easyprofits got banned. You've also spelled my name in exactly the same way that easyprofits used to misspell it... But hey, don't make your case to me, let's see what admin think.
Yep, that's the one. I thought after his last ban, he'd learnt his lesson and was trying to make money honestly, so I didn't report him. But I guess a leopard can't change its spots. Oh well, I guess it's time to bring it to the attention of admin.
If anyone fell for a ramp by this scamming clown should probably be aware that he used to go by the name of easyprofits and has been banned from this board at least once before for outright lies when ramping SAR and AMC.
Yeehaw?
I've just been looking at this share. The asset value of just over £550 million needs to be countered £532 million of debt, thus making NAV £18 million. This is what michaelw00d is referring to when he says the market cap is higher than _NET_ asset value.