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The management seem to be really good, just had good annual results, and the company seems to be a good value stock, so will just have to wait a while I guess and hopefully over time the share price should surely increase. No intention to sell my shares, probably won't get more for now though.

There does seem to be some strange things, the recent mining deal, previously very high salary, but if the accounts have been correct then there should be some value in the company. I'm going hold my shares to see the outcome of the next annual accounts, not long to wait.

Why is the share price so low? The price to earnings is only 1, price to tangible book is 0.3. Doesn't make any sense.

This is a real bargain, just added some more today. If someone wanted to buy 5 large container ships (I guess there aren't many such people) then it would so much cheaper to buy this company than to buy ships in the open market. Could this company be viewed as a ship rental company, sort of like a car rental company with 5 cars and arranging 1 year rental arrangements? I quite like it that the boss is female too, as some think that too many men at the top added to excessive risks in the global economy in recent years. I think the shares are worth approximately 130p maybe more, don't intend to sell for a couple of years until there are higher than this.

8p a share! There was always a nagging doubt that some unexpected fees would apply, because the trading sell price was 7p, but nothing went wrong!

There seem to be a lot of trades today, but I can't see any news. The company is generally a value stock though isn't it?

I've just bought some. The fundamentals look great, the management seem good as they have reduced debt and are investing in new ships for the future. Wish I had got in earlier at a lower price. Am I missing something here?

This company still seems cheap at 24p isn't it? The recent 2 year rise in the share price could suggest that the share could fall as well as rise further. Don't much like the 9% bid offer spread, but the price could well go much higher.

I want to sell, but the bid-offer spread is painful at 7p - 8p. If the Tender Offer is at 8p I wonder if there is a way of directly taking up the tender offer and getting 8p rather than the 7p through the online share brokers?