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fill your boots with cement if you buy ..... lloyds cannot rescue CNT on its own, and that even assumes they come to the conclusion that saving is the best option

lol

lloyds said 'it offers it the best chance of "securing its future"' - however that probably means that lloyds and other lenders will own cnt - with nothing left for shareholders or if lucky offer a penny to the pound - i would not hang around here
to those that do - good luck i am more than happy to be proved wrong if it helps someone else make some

good point gibby ..... i am more than happy if sp tumbles to <1p

the comment in this week's Shares Mag re CFD's was basically incorrect ..... i'll write properly later

Breeden has bailed out to less than 3% now, CNT will drop from 16p now.

reverting ..... IG says that in the event that CNT goes into admin, then though one may have to wait a while, then even if there is zero for unsecured creditors, then you, as a shorter, gets the lot - eventually .... this applies to CFDs but assume same for s/b too ..... hope that made sense ..... check with your own !"broker" as rules may differ

completely different from what shares mag said!

Bankers were mighty careless when it came to running their own business....and can't afford top lose a big wad on this one. When you owe a Bank 10m then they listen to you.

all looking very weak here yet again ..... sellers/buyers currently 3:1

cynic - this drop to <1p - i would probably buy some!! for me at the moment keeping away - took my risk bought some - made some - out for now - future imo not that good for cnt, most likely imo belong to lenders or break up
their customers already looking for other suppliers to take over current cnt contracts so i feel a lack of confidence which is not good for cnt imo

depends whether you are long or short!
debt for equity leaving sp effectively at +/-0 would be just dandy for me

cynic thats true & understood reff +/-

i am sure all are aware ref kdd - but in case not:
'Firestone Diamonds offer for Kopane recommended
StockMarketWire.com
AIM quoted Firestone Diamonds plc has made a recommended all share offer for Kopane Diamond Developments.

The terms are 0.4657 of a New Firestone share for every one Kopane share.

The acquisition represents a premium of 33.33% to the closing price of Kopane shares of 12.75p on 20 July 2010 and a premium of 44.68% to the price in February when the offer was first mooted. '

still take some weeks imo hoping for sp to increase soon probably gradually imo

whoops
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201009070730022580S