UK Stockmarket 2009 and beyond

uk_steve

Right here we go




Today have an open offer share price for FDL

its 0.20p a share but have an option to Oversubscribe my holding
i have a holding of £4k
here i am thinking about putting my 100k in the stockmarket

what do you think of this companys offer and the share price of 0.20p

i have a few days before i give my responce what i want to do


What would you do?


Kind regards

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im not seeking advice if the forum mods are reading this

sabretoothtigger

Cant deny its cheap, first look at that graph and I dont like its shape really

They give results on friday. Good div cover and forecast peg? Educational side is a plus, confused about their foreign basis but I presume they operate in the eu

Not especially appealing to me




Heres the video guide to the type of charts I posted above:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVQkpUZoq6U

DominicBaldwin

Hello

This is a great thread with some intriguing comments.

I thought I would add that for anyone with a particular interest in investment that I will be hosting an investment roundtable on my blog with some investment "experts" in a question and answer format. Therefore if you have any questions, please feel free to email them to me and I will make sure they get answered within the blog.


Dominic

tonygee_3

Hi steve,
Regarding FDL,they are asking for cash because their finances are overstretched
One view is that this cash will greatly benefit their buisness and shareprice will benefit
Although the offer may look cheap the shareprice will fall to reflect the dilution
As I said in previous post SPREAD YOUR RISK across various shares/sectors
If I was holding £4k Id take up offer but not increase beyond that

tonygee_3

Sold IPF, looking like turning sour again

sabretoothtigger

I thought just now sp500 was maybe turning down but now I think its gearing for a final assault on 1000.

Look at this for more fuel for the fire

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aubrgv4TH7tE

uk_steve

tonygee wrote: »

Sold IPF, looking like turning sour again

i be waiting;)

uk_steve

i sold another stock today INGG

i always believed this would bounce abit due to the gaming ind ways
a bigger companys seems to buy out others
ie
bacta (i nr worked for them about 10 years ago)
maygay
jpm
barcrest
etc


im sure if i held onto it longer maybe the buy out will make it worth a lot more

i am happy with the return (thats the main thing;))

tonygee_3

Anyone interested in GOLD ???
RRS diving at moment(placing)

sabretoothtigger

I was just reading something that mentioned them, gold dipped today quite sharply on market open

Not sure I really get gold miners, looks pricey

http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/articledisplay.jsp?section=ShareDealing&article_id=10035576&campaign=tips0001&link=tips0001_situation_259_250&cp_c=ggpntl


[QUOTE=Peter Hambro

]

Management has ambitious production targets of 500,000 ounces of gold this year and 750,000 ounces next, which if achieved would distinguish the shares among miners. For example, Randgold Resources (RRS) is expected to achieve about 430,000 ounces this year but is capitalised at three times the market value of Peter Hambro whose shares trade on a 2009 forward price-earnings multiple of 10-12 times compared with about 60 times for Randgold.


Yet production rates are only one aspect of the intrinsic value of a mining group, reserves are a key consideration. It is beyond the scope of this piece to do a detailed analysis but for example, Peter Hambro's 1st January 2009 summary table of total reserves and P1 resources cites 19.1 million ounces of gold whereas Randgold cites a measure of 13.9 million ounces. Do not assume a straight comparison, such variables need closer attention.
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