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Watch this rocket - A cash shell with 360m (CCO)     

robstuff - 25 Jul 2005 14:22

A Multi-bagger if ever there was one!!! once this hits the papers, see it double.. treble...see announcement

robstuff - 15 Aug 2005 16:07 - 57 of 92

Rod, read the co. statements, it's a weird one i agree but they pulled off an investment deal of the decade by selling on a huge contract and the money is there in the account confirmed! A Brazilian Co could take this over to obtain the cash, that's my bet and then it'll be too late to buy in.

supermono13 - 15 Aug 2005 16:14 - 58 of 92

The only problem is that Brazil is an economic basket case !!

I'm still hanging on in there though.

;o)

paulmasterson1 - 15 Aug 2005 17:52 - 59 of 92


SM Hi,

The assets in Portugal probably belong to clients of the banks in Brazil, possibly through financing deals. All they are interested in doing is selling those assets to someone, at a profit. CCO will be looking at the returns on those investments, which could be quite good percentages, and therefore shareholder and company value enhancing.

Cheers,
PM

supermono13 - 15 Aug 2005 18:03 - 60 of 92

If that is the case then acquiring Portugese assets in return for Brazilian based cash seems a sensible idea.

Might even go and visit these assets at some stage !!

;o)

robstuff - 16 Aug 2005 22:55 - 61 of 92

Now showing big ****ing loss!! but the volume of selling is not that great so the price can bounce in no time and can always double in a day, this is one of those type of shares - in the meantime we're all watching our holdings dwindle like sad p****s whilst the mms **** about. I did say just invest what you're prepared to lose! but didn't really believe it - it's going to be like YOO, if you lose your nerve you're sure to miss out big time.

robstuff - 17 Aug 2005 08:56 - 62 of 92

Again, loads of buyers but the price goes nowhere, get a sell or two though and the mms mark it down. Some call it tree shaking, but it's normally followed by a large increase in the sp so am holding

krypton - 17 Aug 2005 11:22 - 63 of 92

I've been reading with great interest all the posts (plus that Sunday Telegraph article) on the Company.
It is strange that no other newspaper or magazine has taken much interest so far. I would have thought that, on the face of it, the shares are extraordinarily undervalued.
However, one thing that may be against CCO is that, even at the current 50p to sell quote, there will be plenty of investors sitting on fat profits from only a few months back.
In the absence of any concrete news about getting hands on that money in Brazil I suspect the shares are likely to drift.
Certainly the normal 6 to 7 pence spread on the shares means it is very difficult for the traders to make a quick buck.
At the moment only the market makers are laughing all the way to the bank !!
Current holders I reckon ought to continue to hold.
However there is no need for new investors to hurry into it.
All IMO of course.
K******

vossnetter - 17 Aug 2005 11:29 - 64 of 92

ADVFN is down, which is really annoying. Where do all the posters from ADVFN post now?.

robstuff - 17 Aug 2005 13:31 - 65 of 92

krypton, you could be forgiven to think that, but the shares were only very thinly traded up to around 65-70p which is when the real interest started. It may well be that holders up to then who had seen the sp do nothing but decline over the year got out but if you had been holding through those bad times and then the company announces that they have cash worth five or six times the value of the shares, would you have sold? No, I think as there is a classic downside which adds to the risk (i.e. it being tied up in Brazil) gives the traders opportunity to raise and lower the price by large percentages on relatively slim trading but there is nothing stopping this co's share price being marked up again with a little buying, in fact a rising price will often attract more buyers and so it continues going up without the need for further news. It will only take a small amount of buying as it is not very liquid, and if it got written about in another publication or some news was released on their progress, it would be written up very quickly indeed. If it was announced the cash was being released, then nobody will get a chance to get in at these levels and within a blink it will be 2.50 so you take the gamble, are you in before or after that crucial announcement or press article. Looking at the trades today so far, there are 15 times the amount of buys to sells, the price will have to rise if that continues.

krypton - 17 Aug 2005 13:47 - 66 of 92

Robstuff

Points well made.
I agree that an upwardly mobile share price will automatically attract a momentum of it's own but, as you also point out, the huge majority of purchases today (a factor of 15 to 1) do not appear to have made any dent on the 6p spread on the shares.
I am keeping a constant watch on it though !!

K******

robstuff - 17 Aug 2005 15:16 - 67 of 92

Yep, that's been the case for the past few days with buys outnumbering sells, it may be next week, it maybe several mths but value will be restored :) best not to watch it too closely,i'll log out for a few weeks ;)

superrod - 17 Aug 2005 20:54 - 68 of 92

Rob
nearly made a VERY large error.....been watching and watching, buy after monotonous buy. spread a reasonable 55/56. online quote 55.7,then 55.9, then 56. just about to take the plunge when 5p is slashed off the bid. anyone got any ideas why?

bought PRTY instead for 58.5 :o))

R33skyline - 17 Aug 2005 23:27 - 69 of 92

superrod

Go read III or advfn this is gonna rocket ..

R33skyline - 17 Aug 2005 23:29 - 70 of 92

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robstuff - 18 Aug 2005 09:17 - 71 of 92

You have made a mistake superrod, why you think the spread is important i don't know. The best time to buy is when it's a large spread as it means the sellers are being shafted by mms and a rise is on the cards, when it happens the bid comes up so you could have got in at 55, now 62. Worrying about a spread is pointless, it's what the share is worth that's important and true value always comes through in the end, watch this go back through 1 and beyond very soon.

robstuff - 18 Aug 2005 09:24 - 72 of 92

There will be many wanting to reduce their average price paid like me - topped up twice in fact which is what i did with YOO recently which paid off handsomely. This may be a medium term play, and so i'm confident that come a few mths, my holding will be worth a lot more, i'm not worried about short term volatility here.

robstuff - 18 Aug 2005 09:39 - 73 of 92

Notice with this stock, the trades reported late as sells are in fact buys (just in case you hadn't noticed) which seems to be a mm practice to put people off the scent and attract sellers. What a game isn't it?

Oakapples142 - 18 Aug 2005 09:46 - 74 of 92


Agreed "robstuff" they do seem to a better execution of plan than do the England Football team.

BOOBOO - 18 Aug 2005 11:45 - 75 of 92

Folks, what the hell does this announcement mean????? Have we been completely duped??

paulmasterson1 - 18 Aug 2005 12:23 - 76 of 92


Booboo Hi,

It means they have some very BIG aquisitions to do due dilligence on, thats why they have done the placing for so much money.

Once they have done the due dilligence, they will spend the cash in Brazil, and have money earning assets in Europe, and the price will move closer to a 20% discount to the NAV of 2.40.

Stick with it.

Cheers,
PM
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