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Stej.
I was 'sucked in' well before the war.
The war has crucified the position here, however there are other examples survival and even prosper during the war. It was no different during the 2nd world war.
One man's tragedy, is another's benefit.
They had plenty of time to sell (if that's what they are doing) the company prior to the war.
The BoD are drawing significant salaries. There are many professional firms that have leeched themselves here, too. It is shameful.
As for any other comments. Just read del's 8.06 reply. He sums it up very eloquently.
Very sadly, i think continuing BoD silence will be the order of the day, here
Morning del.
Thank you for your sanity on what has become a snake pit of a board, and a bored shareholding.
I think we may receive nothing today, given the ongoing consistency of a shameful BoD.
I wish i'd never got sucked in here. But, then so do many others who've bought in the last 3 years, and not exited on the high side.
Morning MrMaker,
So, how's the prediction business going for you?
1. 30p on Monday... Fail.
2. 35p on Friday (today). Well, still game on. Only a 25% rise today. We should manage that by lunchtime, and then let the yanks push us even higher in last couple of hours. You can have the afternoon off.
3. Let's not look at the rest of your prediction, yet.
So, all looking good then?
Come on MrMaker, don't be all bashful and go quiet on me.
Bashful, eh... Perhaps you are one of the 7 dwarfs..
I wonder which one.
See you tmw morning, when we can celebrate your predicting skill.
Morning MrMaker,
Well, a smidgeon of blue.
You must be celebrating.
However, that gap to your predicted 35p by Friday, now looks like a chasm.
I bet you are feeling a little silly, now.
Whilst, miracles do happen, you need more than that here.
Looking good for tomorrow, eh, MrMaker?
As we know, tomorrow never comes.
But, yesterday and the day before does, and they don't make your prediction look too clever!!
So, lets have a mid-week assessment.
Prediction of 30p on Monday. Fail.
Prediction of 35p by Friday. Not looking so rosy!
Still we only need a 30% rise in next 3 days.
So, your 2nd prediction is still very much on..... Not.
Have you thought of some other type of predicting?
Your chances of being correct, perhaps?
That would be a minus, bit like your homework marks!!
Still, there's time to go, all is not lost..... Yet....
Well, not the best of starts MrMaker.
The first part of your prediction was a spectacular fail.
All, will be forgiven if your second prediction (35p by end of week) comes true!!!
I've still not ruled out, you becoming my financial analyst (well not quite ruled out!!).
Many thanks, as always, Patience.
For both, your hard work and keeping us informed.
Hi Sinden,
I use 3 different ones.
But my nnn, waste of money, was held by Jarvis. The brokers that sit behind the LSE crew here.
That's exactly the question, Trisor.
Why have they been removed?
All useful answers welcome.
Ooh, by the way, i have read the RNS. Although that is just a ruze, in case you didn't realise.
Seems some brokers have just got rid of them, prior to formal demise.
Sums it up, really.
Muffin has a lot to answer for.
Any-one else had their NNN shares removed from their portfolio by their brokers.
Whilst, the company is inevitably heading down the toilet.
I wasn't expecting to be relieved so quickly of my shares, albeit they are suspended and virtually worthless.
Any-one in a similar boat, and/or shed any light?
Was surprised at relatively low amount of treasury share cancellation on today's RNS.
They are going to have to cancel more within next couple of months, to maintain the below 10% level.
I thought they would have cancelled a much larger chunk during July.
Come on Castle.
Surely you've not been taken in by more Muffin nonsense.
There is no potential investor, let alone several.
He's just buying himself a further 2 or 4 weeks of time drawing his salary.
Well done Patience.
A great many thanks from myself and, i'm sure, many many others here and elsewhere.
Your perseverance and hard work, and dare i say it, patience is greatly appreciated.