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FYI Blueshare is up and running again. TomE, no idea what u are talking about “no such base KEEP CLEAR”. Presumably you have never heard of Blueshare?

FYI. Blueshare is back online again

Does anyone know what has happened to the Blueshare site www.blueshare.co.uk
for the last few days when I click on it it says "Error establishing a database connection"
Thanks

I really hope you are right!

I hate TW with a passion. I believe he is a bottom feeding bloodsucker, but he spent a long time warning about Quindell aka Watchstone and also Sirius. I know I know if he slams enough companies of a long period of time on AIM he is bound to get some of them right even by accident. But having been badly burned on WTG and SXX, I just pray he doesn't accidentally get this one right too

Hi all
No one seems to have posted here about today's drop and I can't see there has been a RNS. is there any reason for this, does anyone know?

I suspect I am being stupid, but there is one thing in this situation that baffles me. If we assume that some kind of sale will go ahead and the company will return proceeds from the sale to investors, it follows that we will get some money. As far as I can see posters on here have made wildly varying estimates from 50p to £4.00. In any event the guesses have all been for more than the current share price. If this is correct why aren’t investors flocking to buy and therefore raising the share price. It seems to me that this can be for 2 reasons. 1.the market sentiment is that a sale won’t happen or 2. The market believes that the current share price is fair value for the share even including any proceeds from a sale.
Someone please help me out here with an alternative narrative?

I am with First Direct and I have had to open an account with interactive Investor and am in the process of transferring the share from FD to ii. Yes its a bit of a pain but at least I will have the option to trade the shares if I wished to do so

I just clicked on the blueshare link in your post, GetitRight and its working fine for me too!

If it has gone permanently, anyone know if Stefan Borsan is a member on this forum, as he was a fantastic resource for us long suffering shareholders. If anyone has his email, I would be happy to write to him to ask if he would join here.

Here are some quotes for you all to consider "Andrew Grech, Ken Fowlie and Kirsten Morrison [Slater & Gordon’s group general counsel] were in the UK for several months doing due diligence, in addition to the firm’s M&A team. We had at least five board meetings about the PSD deal and I spoke to Andrew every day or two for an update on its progress. It was the most rigorous due diligence I have seen." "JS: A key difference between the PSD deal and our other acquisitions, apart from its size, was the valuation. Management was prepared to pay a higher multiple for PSD because it meant we were doing the equivalent of 20 to 30 transactions in the UK in one deal. The board had to be convinced about the valuation and after careful consideration it approved the deal." ASX 6/8/15 (commenting on the release of Quindell's accounts): .... "Quindell’s accounting policies were not relied on by Slater and Gordon in its due diligence of the PSD, which was undertaken with the assistance of Ernst & Young LLP." "Slater and Gordon’s assessment of the PSD, including its historical financial performance, was based on a fundamental, bottom-up analysis including the review of 8,000 case files by 70 lawyers.The PSD is now focused on the higher velocity, cash generative fast track road traffic accident segment rather than growth in cash consumptive hearing loss claims." ASX 28/8/15 (announcing the F15 results): .... "Successfully completed capital raising and completion of the Professional Services Division transaction (now Slater Gordon Solutions (SGS)) – July performance in line with expectations."