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the fact that the accounts for SAF have only been updated till 30th March remains a splinter in the mind and an area of concern. most commercial property shares have not even risen past half their net asset value because the market is still very cautious. at 63p NAV on 30th march, it could drop to 40p NAV as of 30th sept where current share price is already half of the NAV. i think an upturn will only come early next year because FTSE is on the brink of a retrace anyway... but all in my honest opinion. for an undervalued share with more updated statement of financial account, see TSW, updated till 30th june. 75% undervalued and their industry has seen the bottom. but do your own research and all. among those i have on my watchlist, most companies have updated their figures as of mid 2009, except SAF.

yes, it sure was....PUB will continue to rise to 120p shortly, i believe. that share has strong shareholder support. recent offer at 100p was oversubscribed by 1.5 times so i think anything below 100p is worth a punt to make some money in the short term. are u in MWA? SLV and HDY took a dive recently too so if u dyor, it could be in interesting share for you. but in the short term, there is news expected from MWA so just pick a good entry point and buy in(if u want).

that's called gambling. no wonder you're in LAD....lol. if u want to gamble more, buy QED on monday morning. it will either climb back to 230p or 240p range in a week or two, or tank till 170p. i think the former. p.s. i'm not a gambler but i do trade on momentum, on safe shares.

first spotted this in february and have been watching again since august when there was a very small tick up for commercial property. the year end report is only updated till 31st march 2009 and the NAV per share was 63p at that time. value of commercial property value continued dropping in april, may, june and july. the next report will be half year 30th september and you can be sure NAV will decline further due to impairment charges. this means NAV per share is effectively not 63p anymore now but lower. advise to wait for that report as we won't know how much is being impaired till we see that report. now is not the right time to buy in as there is further impairment to be charged.

can this be going down all the way to 170p???

take note of falling shares, then read the last 2 reports at least! plus news articles, accounts, etc. and then feel your gut, jump in and pray! also watch the behaviour of shares/MMs. this is for short term trades, i mean. if for long term, you have to do more research which means industry outlook, etc. i don't always win either...so i am no expert. but i do know how to limit risk...or try at least. =) for example, i was in BNLN at 19p, dragged on and on around 15p level and pulled out with a 25% loss because the interims were late(didn't feel good for a company having major problems in a gloomier outlook for the industry)...then it tanked to 3p and the RNS is out today that it will be delisted. phew, close call.

aorry guys. last day of trading 30th october. http://investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200910231154063005B

bounce off the 200p mark so far. anybody else riding this 200p to 240p ranges?

sign up for the all RNS email alerts here :- http://www.investegate.co.uk/NewsAlert.aspx u can customised which RNS news will be sent to your inbox the moment it is released. hope that helps...

currently still a proposal so it would have to be approved which is when all should be finalised.

pro rata entitlement in full will suffer no dilution in their interests in the Company. The Rights Issue is fully underwritten and is conditional, inter alia, upon Admission becoming effective and the Underwriting Agreement becoming unconditional in all respects (save for the conditions relating to Admission) and not having been terminated in accordance with its terms prior to Admission. source : http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200910080700094336A The Board, which has received advice from Greenhill, considers the Rights Issue to be in the best interests of the Company and its Shareholders. In providing advice to the Board, Greenhill has relied on the Board's commercial assessment of the Rights Issue.

of course but it doesn't appear in their announcement(below) or in any of the articles i've searched... The Rights Issue The Company is proposing to raise approximately £275 million, (net of expenses), by way of a Rights Issue of 300,658,239 New Ordinary Shares. The New Ordinary Shares will be offered by way of rights at an Issue Price of 95 pence per New Ordinary Share, payable in full on acceptance, to Qualifying Shareholders (other than, subject to certain exceptions, Qualifying Shareholders with a registered address in the United States or any Excluded Territory) on the basis of one New Ordinary Share for every two Existing Ordinary Shares held on the Record Date. The Issue Price reflects a discount of 48 per cent. to the closing middle market price of 181.2 per Ordinary Share on 7 October 2009, being the latest practicable date prior to the announcement of the Rights Issue. The New Ordinary Shares will, when issued and fully paid, rank pari passu in all respects with the Existing Ordinary Shares including the right to all future dividends and other distributions declared, made or paid. The completion of the Rights Issue will result in 300,658,239 New Ordinary Shares being issued, representing approximately 50 per cent. of the existing issued ordinary share capital of the Company as at 7 October 2009, being the latest practicable date prior to the announcement of the Rights Issue. Qualifying Shareholders who take up their pro rata entit

after a quick search, it appears that the cut off date has not been announced. perhaps an enthusiast of LAD can clarify?

reading back on my last post to you...i realise i may have come across as a bit harsh. apologies if it was seen that way, no hard feelings. i only meant it to be constructive. also, apologies to LAD holders for my lack of support for LAD.

u there? i guess u didn't get the previous message but...PUB spiked today and closed 12.5p higher than yesterday. this was based on the news released today by the OFT, which was positive.

any shares at a 52 year low at this stage of the economy is a screaming buy(as long as you have done your research on their accounts & latest news). if u want a longer term investment, better to have your money in WMH than LAD. just read their last RNS updates issued from these 2 gaming companies and you will see the difference in words/intonation. sorry for my late reply as i am not in any of these shares...just an observer, so i only check these boards once in a while.. fyi, a recent low that presented a great opportunity to buy was PUB, but they just jumped more than 10p today. so don't buy in now. next one should be MWA - dyor on that company because it has great potential. however, there is a very small risk of an RI but it is not for survival. they are seeking funds to grow and i support that sort of fundraising. however, they appear to be avoiding asking shareholders. MWA have applied for a bank loan to fund phase 2 of their freda rebecca project and it is expect to be approved before the end of this month. that should be the next share to jump in the short term.

almost 200p now.

was about to knock off but just thought i'd let u know about PUB. don't know if u're in yet but i got in at 100p and topped up with quite a few at 85p. i think the OFT results will be fine and the share will probably go up right after that. but if the results goes pear shaped(they've passed numerous times before), then the danger of a breakup will probably drag the share down slowly. up to you mate, but the results will be out tomorrow and it could be one to watch/buy/whatever. ok, goodnite for real.

please don't consider me an expert mate....always thought of myself as a learner like everyone else! Spac3y helps me run through some statements sometimes because i am not a "guru". but my cousin is and we spend weekends running through prospective company accounts but not so often these days. from a quick glance, it seems there is no reason for the recent run on CHAR - take care there. always be suspicious if there is no real reason for a rise! when i am settled in this weekend, maybe i'll have a look atthe numbers on their report. but until then, adios amigo...off to slumberland. speak soon.

yeah u get idiots like that every once in a while. coincidently, i just got an arrow shot at me today! that is why i try not to do price predictions(or any predictions for that matter), if it was a factual discussion, that's great...but name calling, ego rivalry, etc. is a bit annoying. sometimes it's just better to stay silent, do your own research and buy/sell at your own leisure. i don't do oilies because i find them too risky. but if they are already producing, then i normally consider if there is a good business case for it. anything interesting about CHAR that makes it different from others?