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Any other opinions here? If those two 5 million are taken out, it could send this back to under 1p once again.

We can't tell, impossible. Someone here earlier said up to 2.25p, but I'm not so sure.

Afraid I don't know for sure. Maybe all the hype and purchases, plus inside knowledge pushed it up to the peak, but we don't know it's peaked unless we wait. Halifax won't let me sell now, and is 'Neg. Trade'. This can be a real bummer because you won't get the high price you bargained for. Seems like a bit of a con to me.

Don't know mate. I wouldn't have thought the original SP had the price factored in. This the only share that I have seen DROP after good news.

Haven't seen much of a bounce, in fact, quite the opposite

Great! A done deal, now lets see what happens next. Poised:

I know the feeling. I probably felt worse than you did!

live shows c.+106.43%

It wasn't a joke, and wasn't intended to be. Just a slip up, that's all. Happens to the best of us!

I apologised didn't I? least I recognised my error...........

Sorry mate, I misread a blog a jumped in too soon, many appologies. Too quick for my own good. BoLL@Cks. I linked onto a link which implied it, but didn't read the whole lot. It said DISL take the CVA route, after that I assumed. One must NEVER assume, as my old boss told me.

HANG ON GUYS, I'm jumping the gun here I think wait.........

THEYVE GOT IT! whopeee

Yes, good idea. I'm in deepest Surrey (Nr Guildford), so its too far to go. Got a pub just opposite me! Live shows +92%!

If its with unsecured creditors, I assume you mean that the creditors don't have insurance against the debt? If this is the case and the terms are on a take - it -or - leave- it basis, the creditors have little option than to accept the CVA, otherwise they are stuffed. Best get some money rather than no money. Maybe they have not come to any decision yet and they have adjourned for a bit of liquid logic (On DISL!) which may help them accept the CVA. A decent bit of food will help the thinking and hopefully, pull through.

You need to watch a live price, level 2. if you look at www.shareprice.co.uk its live but not as 'live' as level 2. You sell when you think it won't go higher, or sell immediately the percentage rise starts to drop, not saying this will go back up after the drop. IF BIG IF it hits 2.25p or a little more, get out! Only my opinion so use your own discression and judgement. I now have a target of 2.6p but I may be disappointed.

BTW, if it all works out, don't forget to sell before end of season, otherwise business will traditionally drop for the winter before it creeps back during next spring. It's obviously very seasonal. I'n sure you knew this already but it wouldn't surprise me if many just hung on. A stop loss would be important if you leave them and forget about them.

That's right, Confidence breeds confidence. I think they are viable enough now with branch closures, reduced debt and £8M of freeholds for the creditiors to feel quite happy with them. Less overheads to contend with: Leases, staffing ect. Don't suppose they need that much stock as they should have sufficient to plod on with apart form the regular ordering of bread and butter lines. It may also come to the suppliers giving reduced credit or even cash with order on big supplies like 'Van's. This shouldn't be a problem if they have a definite sale as DISL's Credit Finance company will cough up the cash, so it shouldn't upset their cash flow too much, I assume.

Getting quiite pensive about all this. Logic say they will get it, but will the creditors accept the CVA? I suppose it depends on their insurance policies, also, will their creditors get nothing back much if they go into admin. It depends, but if they have to sell the freeholds, then the administrators will divi out the dues after costs ect. The Bank did say they were happy with DISL and on that basis, it may pay the creditors (how ever many) to accept it. If they go, the suppliers of their goods will also lose out long term, as they too, need the business, but it depends how much and who else also buys from them. The knock on effect can stifle other trades if they go under, others could follow.

Greetings! I was here at the 'Crack of Dawn' (no jokes please!) and awaiting news. I bought a few more early on and reaped the benifits, then bought back at the lowest I dared wait for, now to sit tight. Ye: They will go the same way as JJB but not to the same value. I will await the RNS and also how many buys come through if they encourage me to top up. Not sure about the RNS time later today perhaps, may even be tomorrow. Good fun if your winning.