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PEARL STREET HOLDINGS PLC - Could the SP be an investors bonus for Xmas 2004? (PSH)     

Legins - 19 Oct 2004 23:24

Pearl Street Holdings Plc is currently a cash shell that floated on AIM Index 879 (Other Financial) on 8th October 04 @ 5p per share.

graph.php?epic=PSH

This is another company float that is rumoured on the grapevine where it seems PSH has agreed and signed a deal to a Reverse Merger with a well known large Private Ltd company (name cannot be given out yet by PSH due to stock market rules) and with a Market Cap in triple digit millions. The rumour has it speculated that given the size of company following the reverse merger and once the RNS announcement is made, due in approx 4 - 5wks time so I believe, the SP is expected to leap to +40p per share within about 4 - 6 wks before profit taking and for retail and instutional investors to become aware when there will be the expected flood to buy in and the SP to surge to +100p per share.

Not having much knowledge in Cash Shell Plc's or Reverse Mergers, whether there is any truth in the rumour/speculation or not is yet to be known and as we all are aware with the risk in investing in any type of speculative float, there can realisticly only ever be money that investors are prepared to loose when buying such shares. At the same time it is normally expected that the bid/offer spread MM's would make on speculative small-cap AIM stock is +15%.

However, since floating the SP for PSH has increased 20% to 6p per share with the MM's bid/offer spread at an acceptable risk level @ 8.333% for a marketable companies share. Therefore, perhaps there maybe some truth in the rumour, after all the MM's are the one's who have the inside info and what they are in the know about tends to reflect in the bid/offer spread.

One that's on my radar and worth creating a discussion thread on!


Dil - 20 Jan 2005 15:38 - 30 of 61

Looks too good to be true. How many they got signed up ?

Legins - 20 Jan 2005 19:07 - 31 of 61

Don't know at the moment as its not long ago the product was launched on the market in late Nov / early Dec. I believe they are marketing the product through brokers and the commision structures looks like it will motivate them to sell the product as you will see from the following link a href="http://www.yourhealthplus.co.uk/mediaroom/pdf/FINAL%20-%20Broker%2030%2011%2004.pdf" target="_blank">Press release for Brokers.

Also in my earlier post 28 I included the link to The Health Fund Comparison with PMI that is based on a Low Claims level here are the links for tables showing the comparisons for moderate claim & high claim levels ;-

The Health Fund Comparison with PMI Scenario 1 - Low Claims
The Health Fund Comparison with PMI Scenario 2 - Moderate Claims
The Health Fund Comparison with PMI Scenario 3 - High Claims

aimtrader - 21 Jan 2005 15:42 - 32 of 61


Some great warning about boiler room operations here, all new investors read and inwardly digest!!!

their sole aim is to part you from your hard earned cash!!!


Griffin are now pushing INB, (INTERVAL INVESTMENTS), so you may be receiving a call from Parker Rowe sometime soon!!!

tell em to b**ger off!!!

Dil - 21 Jan 2005 15:56 - 33 of 61

cheers

Andy - 03 Feb 2005 12:00 - 34 of 61



Dil, Aim,

I see Pearl Street Holdings are down again today, now 2p to sell.

So the 5,000 "investment" recommended by the high pressure salesman,
(er "broker"!) is now worth 2,000!


Aim,

"tell em to b**ger off!!!"

I may not be so polite next time they ring!

Andy - 12 Feb 2005 00:43 - 35 of 61

Price now 1.5p BID!

So if I had purchased the 5,000 the "broker" (LOL!) "advised", I would now have 1,5000 left, or to put it another way, a loss of 3,500!

Absolute disgrace that this is allowed IMHO.

Dil - 12 Feb 2005 01:33 - 36 of 61

Pile of shite and the last time they rang my mate they put the phone down on him after 30 seconds after he pointed out what a pile of shite they were.

Dil - 12 Feb 2005 01:34 - 37 of 61

Where's Legins ....... ??????

Dil - 23 Feb 2005 13:10 - 38 of 61

Parker Rowe disaster , do you work for them Legins ?

Legins - 23 Feb 2005 14:29 - 39 of 61

Dil, do you like sex & travel - see you next tuesday!

Andy - 23 Feb 2005 22:57 - 40 of 61

Legins,

Interbulk, one of the latest Parker Rowe "analysts" selections, apparently, now on the slide too I see!

Legins - 24 Feb 2005 02:03 - 41 of 61

Andy,

Thanks fo letting me know about Interbulk. I have not been aware of them before as Parker Rowe is unlikely to ever have contacted me due to the fact that they know they would only get short shift from me. I dislike intensly high pressure cold calling salesmen and their unauthorised and unregulated practices.

For those who have sucumbed to this and have invested in the highly speculative cash shell Plc's like PSH & TWR I feel that your message has now driven it home hard enough for them to understand what the potential hazzards have been of loosing their cash. Ultimately, this has been a decision of their own choice! So now can you move on and as you feel so passionately about it, either create a separate thread on the subject of Parker Rowe or, for the sake of investors who are now nursing a paper loss in PSH, focus your +ve or -ve comments on the direction in which the company is heading and in the high margin niche health services markets of The Health Group and their YourHealth+ products. I'm sure that this is what the majority of investors will want to know about. Parker Rowe fiasco is old hat and has no bearing on the share price of PSH.

Dil - 24 Feb 2005 09:15 - 42 of 61

Where am I going next Tuesday Legins ?

aimtrader - 25 Feb 2005 17:47 - 43 of 61

legins,

If you are a Parker Rowe employee, im not sure you should be posting here!!!

Dil - 26 Feb 2005 00:27 - 44 of 61

They read , they post , they ramp.

Legins - 26 Feb 2005 02:03 - 45 of 61

Dil,

Why are you so condesending, do you get some kick out of it. If you have any factual information to support your rhetoric ranting, state the evidence, else you seem to be no better than a Parker Rowe's Boiler Room salesman IMO.

I think if someone were to see you next Tuesday it is because may have dug a hole for yourself you can't climb out of! Can you dispute that? You have yet to make a constructive factual +ve or -ve comment on PSH.

Dil - 26 Feb 2005 08:37 - 46 of 61

On the face of it PSH look good but the chart says otherwise and I aint going to argue with it Legins.

Post 43 was not aimed at you as I don't believe you do work for Parker Rowe and it is their salesmen it is aimed at who do read , post and ramp and I do have proof of it on another board.

Dil - 26 Feb 2005 08:46 - 47 of 61

Oh and talking of facts Legins , opening post seems to be more fantasy than fact.

Realistic - 26 Feb 2005 15:06 - 48 of 61

This share has been on my watch list since the float.The most obvious points are
1)the general drift down and this pattern folows many other floats that sing a good song but fail to deliver quickly such as Aerobox and Supercart etc.
2)this is the worst point that on many days there are no trades at all, this means that there is no real market in the shares. I feel sorry for the people that were sucked in at 5p or more.I'm still watching and may buy at 1p.

Andy - 26 Feb 2005 18:01 - 49 of 61

legins,

Whilst I can accept you may not be a Parker Rowe employee, even you must admit it's a strong coincedence that out of over 3000 stocks on the LSE and AIM, you seem to be posting on those threads where Parker Rowe are selling/promoting the shares?
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