robstuff
- 19 Aug 2005 11:41
Previously Crown Corp, CCO. Institutional interest now and the Co has changed it's name for a fresh beginning. Still very speculative, but what isn't? but just a case of investing the huge amount of Cash sitting in a Brazilian bank a/c. There's no real difference here to an emerging markets investment fund apart from the obvious and very attractive discount to NAV of approx 75% !!!!!
krypton
- 19 Aug 2005 12:07
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Robstuff
Glad you opened a new thread for the new name and epic.
Quite a nice summing up of the company too.
Hopefully the institutional placing at a bargain 48p yesterday will get the Company a higher profile.
K******
paulmasterson1
- 19 Aug 2005 12:45
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An example of another investment company, clearly showing that the current CCO discount to NAV of 75% is a joke .... it cannot possibly stay like this for ever ....
"At the end of 2004, the shares were quoted at a discount of 5 per cent to the net asset value. By the end of June, this had become a premium of 1. 6 per cent."
http://www.companyannouncements.net/cgi-bin/articles/20050818151616P962D.html
stockdog
- 19 Aug 2005 12:57
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paul - you're really stretching it a bit thin this time. Discounts to NAV of investment co's vary according to the perceived realisability/prospects of the Assets - in this case there is significant doubt that the funds are blocked in Brazil - even though there may well be worse places than Brazil to be blocked in.
This may be a great little punt for those with some fun money (I am certainly watching it with interest), but please don't go over-ramping this share like you do so many others. It's not necessary and not helpful - indeed, I believe it does your own interests a direct disservice, because your obvious ramping puts off more serious investors than it would ever encourage.
sd
paulmasterson1
- 19 Aug 2005 14:44
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SD Hi,
Ramping .... LOL !
Most active(LGB are not really active yet !) investment co's trade at around 20% discount to NAV.
When (not if !) LGB swap the cash in Brazil, for assets in Europe, they will be valued alongside other investment co's, and depending on the return those investments offer, they could be valued as highly as my example above.
A discount to NAV of 75% IS a joke, surely you cannot deny that ?
I'm in, I'm happy, DYOR
Cheers,
PM
robstuff
- 19 Aug 2005 17:03
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Yep, agree. It's a sit and wait and don't be put off by short term volatility, Brazil cannot just refuse to release it, they need to attract trade and govt intervention cannot be ruled out in worse case scenario. There are many "ways" to get the money out of the bank.
BOOBOO
- 19 Aug 2005 19:16
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I do hope you folks are right.........love the encouragement..........sitting on a huge loss currently, so feeling extremely nervous... Paul was right about Yoo, and put up with a great deal of flack, so I'm counting on you Paul.....do hope you are bang on this time...
superrod
- 19 Aug 2005 22:13
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there is a huge difference to the "nav" of a share when the assets are in respect of property, orders, goodwill etc and HARD CASH. that is the only reason this is at the top of my watchlist. CASH IS AND ALWAYS WILL BE KING.
still sceptical though. i find it hard to believe that if the story really is true that the red braces brigade havent pushed this WAY higher.
paulmasterson1
- 20 Aug 2005 15:05
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Superrod Hi,
The red braces brigade have been trying to push higer, even UK-Analyst stated just after the AGM "traders are suprised the stock is trading at such a big discount to NAV", but many are watching and waiting for the cash to be released from Brazil before they jump in, once it is released, there will be plenty of buyers, and those who had the balls to get in early will reap the reward.
I sent a message to HQ, and they said they will be updating shareholders as frequently as possible, about the Brazil cash progress, and after the placing, I think things will progress a lot quicker now.
Cheers,
PM
superrod
- 21 Aug 2005 12:39
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Paul
a trade set up ready for the whistle. dont have the balls to buy until the story hardens to the positive. after 20 years trading i have learned a lot and its cost me even more. my main lessons have been ( and some are courtesy of other traders/tipsters )
1)
if you see a bandwagon its too late to get onboard.
2)
your T trades will ONLY go up if you can afford to cover.
3)
there is NO free money in the stockmarket.
4)
with the advent of free financial sites/free streaming prices, VERY few are investing these days, just 95% chancers, which basically means that if i make a few hundred, some poor sap has lost a few hundred ( plus expenses ). ( and vice versa unfortunately ).
its a lot harder in the market these days.
robstuff
- 22 Aug 2005 08:30
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superrod, another one "only invest what you're prepared to lose" it's not a great recommendation for stock market investment is it?
However, the stock market has sure enough been difficult in last few yrs and property has been the Only investment but that is all set to change again, as regular as clockwork you have cycles. It's generally true about not following the herd. Your point no.1 - well the bandwagon here has not started rolling has it?
no. 3 - sometimes there is and this may be one of them. It always amazes me that there is time to get in i.e. as the bandwagon starts rolling but if they get the cash released, there will be No time at all, the mms will mark it up in a second, so you need to be in it beforehand.
Good luck
robstuff
- 24 Aug 2005 15:36
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Rock bottom now, topping up cos it's not going to be here for long, news of releasing the money for investment is just round the corner and the tips are being penned, worth over 2 CASH !!!
superrod
- 26 Aug 2005 14:00
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still not looking good.....still waiting
a mike walters nugget
"always leave something for the next punter".
ie sell just before the top......if ONLY it was that easy.
Dil
- 27 Aug 2005 00:50
- 14 of 373
Any of you lot tried getting money out of Brazil without providing proof of delivery of goods / services that have been confirmed by government officials ?
Good luck.
paulmasterson1
- 27 Aug 2005 13:10
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Rod Hi,
It is easier than that, just wait for the cash from Brazil to be swapped for assets in Europe ....
The next punter will always get something, if they are prepared to wait for it, as I am now.
Cheers,
PM
superrod
- 28 Aug 2005 11:09
- 16 of 373
paul
i am becoming increasingly uneasy about this share, to the extent that im not sure i could bring myself to hit the buy button if the news arrives.
good luck to all punters.
stockdog
- 28 Aug 2005 12:51
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If something looks to good to be true, it generally is. I try to avoid betting on shares. There are, after all, two things that come from Brazil - blocked assets and nuts!
sd
jimmy b
- 28 Aug 2005 13:01
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Stockdog,, you forgot coffee ,,and great racing drivers!!
stockdog
- 28 Aug 2005 13:29
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As I said - assets and nuts! lol
sd
andyeds
- 29 Aug 2005 15:07
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Euroclear was set up on Friday 26th August.
check out www.euroclear.com
click on Information then Securities then type Langbar...
expires 31/10/05 so expect the funds well before then...
we're in business guys, add on any weakness in shareprice...
seawallwalker
- 29 Aug 2005 16:20
- 21 of 373
andyeds - being a thickie, what does that show?