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What are the all-time lows?
Peltata - ask Titus - he knows some cleaners who work for PFG who feed him "intel".
Hi Titus - what do you mean you are "now" a fully signed up member of the PFG Critics Club - you've always been one.
And I thought you always relied on evidence when posting? Since when has a rumour been evidence? And I am always suspicious of people who post on the message boards of companies where they have no investment. Why would you do it other than to be a pain in the arse to normal people?
Hi Titus - still posting doom and gloom I see!
" In the 52 weeks of Woltenholme/LeMay’s tenure as CEO;...…..- they lowered the price even further in Feb of this year to 565". I always thought it was the market that determined the share price, not the directors. I must be wrong because Titus always uses evidence as a basis for his comments..
You forget Titus; February was before the Rights Issue so a price of £6.86 today equates to a pre Rights Issue price of £9.50 so the share price has actually increased by 68% since the £5.65 you quote from February. Obviously the market has got it wrong because Titus always uses evidence as a basis for his comments e.g. this is a "strong sell" because "I have sold mine this morning". I think you are confusing "evidence" with "stupidity" Titus.
Velo - Have you taken into account the following:-
"Exceptional costs of £224.6m reflected in 2017 (2016: exceptional gain of £17.3m) comprising estimated cost of settlement in respect of the FCA investigations in Vanquis Bank (£172.1m) and Moneybarn (£20.0m) together with costs incurred in CCD in respect of the migration to the new home credit operating model and subsequent implementation of the recovery plan (£32.5m)".
For someone who is only a "small" investor TitusPullo you certainly have a downer on this company. Reviewing the history of your PFG posts I certainly get the feeling that you may also be a disgruntled ex-employee? Before anyone takes me to take over that comment I suggest they read the said posts. Nothing but negativity. Re your last post - since when do court bundles become public information? The only thing which will be published will be the tribunal decision and it will be for the Judge to decide what evidence he includes in that decision. So to say "the risk that this poses to the SP is, in my view, huge" is, in my view, total rubbish. You then use your biased "view" as a basis for comparing PFG with Capita and Carillion! For someone who supposedly always bases his posts on "facts" can I suggest that you actually do that? Oh, and before I forget, despite your doom and gloom, the SP seems to be heading upwards.
I tend to read all posts on the PFG board out of interest and I must admit that some of Velo's posts were quite interesting e.g. companies which have issued profit warnings and their subsequent recovery timescales. However, I must admit that I was extremely surprised that Velo did not know of the recent Rights Issue by PFG. Surely, anyone who has the slightest interest in PFG would know that!
I tend to read all posts on the PFG board out of interest and I must admit that some of Velo's posts were quite interesting e.g. companies which have issued profit warnings and their subsequent recovery timescales. However, I must admit that I was extremely surprised that Velo did not know of the recent Rights Issue by PFG. Surely, anyone who has the slightest interest in PFG would know that!
I tend to read all posts on the PFG board out of interest and I must admit that some of Velo's posts were quite interesting e.g. companies which have issued profit warnings and their subsequent recovery timescales. However, I must admit that I was extremely surprised that Velo did not know of the recent Rights Issue by PFG. Surely, anyone who has the slightest interest in PFG would know that!
try harder to what? Make you look more of an idiot than you already have yourself?
"If you put more time and effort into learning how to trade and less on *****y little comments with everyone who has a differing opinion to yours then you might actually make some money .But your childishness and bitterness probably tells us all that you wont."
This is rich 3791 from someone who wrote "...Ah Chartist2 and Tinlid knew you could not resist a taunt.The two biggest idiots/fools/numties on this site had to respond.Good luck and keep losing your money it ends up in my pocket.Poor little fools.Now go back to licking each others a holes lol "
Brilliant!
3791 is back!!! - despite saying back in April:-
"I will never look on here again so bye bye.I have last enjoyable laugh"
We can all trust what he says then!
Couldn't help buying a few more of these on a T20 trade. Closing auction price of 5.89 equates to a pre Rights issue price of 7.83. Given what has happened over the last 2 months this must surely be too low (but I've said that before and been wrong!)
Bluedreamer - I think we can assume that "nominal" means "not much". However, according to the FT website the consensus amongst analysts is that the 2018 dividend will be 13.724p (!). Using your own calculations this will give you a dividend of �864. The consensus for 2019 = 42.111p. Hope this helps.
There has been no news since the Rights issue and this is reflected in the significantly reduced posts on this board! This is a good thing as no news means no bad news (as was happening for 6 months up to the Rights issue). Investors acquired some cheap shares in the RI and it is only to be expected that they take profits if they feel those profits are being eroded. As the share price drops it prompts other investors to follow suit in order to protect their own positions. Only human nature. However, there is a company up-date due next week and I feel some investors may then regret their decision to sell. This share may never get back to �30 but there is every reason to believe that the current price is much too low. Only my own opinion!
According to the Short Interest Tracker the short positions are now down to 6.27% (from a high of 14.4% on 26 Feb 2018). Lansdowne Partners still have a 2.19% position which has been held since 12 April 2016 ( I cant understand that).
Q1 Trading Update due on 9 May 2018
Now the Rights issue is out of the way we can get back to knowing where we are i.e. having one share price! For those that are interested; the closing share price today (6.60) would equate to a pre-Rights Issue price of 9.04.
Thank God for that!!
I'm still in 3791 and I've taken up the Rights Issue. I've high hopes for these.