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INTER ALLIANCE-WHAT'S UP (IAL)     

ARUCHUNA - 27 Jan 2004 12:00

NO ONE IS TALKING ABOUT THIS LITTLE RASCAL-WHATS HAPPENING-ANY NEWS ABOUT MERGER-THERE IS RUMOURS THAT IT COULD VALUED AS MUCH AS 10P A SHARE-IS IT TRUE??IF ANY ONE KNOWS ANYTHING PLEASE REPLY-I COULDN'T BELEIVE THAT PEOPLE STOPPED WRITING ABOUT THIS SINCE THE MERGER ANNOUNCEMENT WAS MADE-BUT PLENTY OF SUGGESTIONS AND POSITIVE NOTES BEFORE THE ANNOUNCEMENT-IS IT GOING BUST???????

thomsonrj - 10 Jun 2004 19:58 - 97 of 104

After IAL's failed attempt to merge with rival BBB, I was sure there would be another attempt.

In my opinion, IAL believes that size matters in gaining more advisers to achieve critical mass and a value either on the stock market or as an acquisition, which will most likely be by a product provider. You may ask why would IAL be a target for a product provider when their major shareholders include the likes of "Gartmore" and "HBOS". I believe this is more of a defensive strategy to avoid IFAs, like IAL, falling under the control or influence of main competitors.

All major shareholders increased their holding a few months ago after BBB's merger news. I would expect the same to happen this time around, because IAL will become a takeover target if this merger goes ahead as it will be better positioned than its 6 other quoted rivals.

Basically, if this merger goes ahead IAL's shareholders will be the happiest in the stockmarket.

Oakapples142 - 14 Jun 2004 09:55 - 98 of 104


Anyone want to enlighten us why after 1.5 mil buys and no recorded sells it drops 13.6%. Does that mean the the MMs have large ampount in hand and/or a massive sell will be recorded at and of play to-day

mpw777 - 14 Jun 2004 14:06 - 99 of 104

from my inquiries it is clear that it is almost hit and miss as to whether a transaction is recorded correctly as a buy or sell. there is a whole host of reasons. so my conclusion is to take at least two pinches of salt before concluding that the buy/sell figures are any thing like accurate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

gurumaister - 14 Jun 2004 14:07 - 100 of 104

Yes . . . I bought a few days back @ 1.1p and wasn't too worried when they almost immediately fell back to .65p - but I have to admit that I am mightily puzzled at todays drop when I see all the sells.

Does anyone, more informed than I, have any thoughts on this?

thesaurus - 17 Aug 2004 23:18 - 101 of 104

why is nobody picking this one up on here

Oakapples142 - 18 Aug 2004 07:43 - 102 of 104


Posts between Jun and earlier in Aug seem to be missing !

skyhigh - 18 Aug 2004 08:16 - 103 of 104

What is there to say ? ...Everyone's who's not sold is sitting on a big loss with this one. I guess everyone is waiting for the dust to settle and to be able to at least get back to where they got in or even make a profit !However long it takes..

gurumaister - 26 Aug 2004 14:32 - 104 of 104

Yep! You are dead right there, skyhigh. I am lucky in that I only went in very small with IAL - but now that I have had to accept the share offer, I am just sitting, waiting to see what my new, bright, shiny, Millfield shares will be worth - then sell the buggars bloody quick!
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