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Not sure, but the last trade was 13.5p so heading for the single figure mark....

 

 

 

What a mug to sell for 13.5p to be honest.I mean not everyone could afford 5000 odd shares.If he/she/they were that desperate for £900 there must have been another way of raising it.As it hasn't been announced that we're going into administration and we still have a chance of maintaining CCC status why sell shares at such a ridiculous price.That person/entity probably wets his pants if someone pops a crisp bag behind him/her.The time for selling SLH PLC shares is long past, you can only stick it out till the price goes up again now,if of course that ever happens..

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What a mug to sell for 13.5p to be honest.I mean not everyone could afford 5000 odd shares.If he/she/they were that desperate for £900 there must have been another way of raising it.As it hasn't been announced that we're going into administration and we still have a chance of maintaining CCC status why sell shares at such a ridiculous price.That person/entity probably wets his pants if someone pops a crisp bag behind him/her.The time for selling SLH PLC shares is long past, you can only stick it out till the price goes up again now,if of course that ever happens..

 

Maybe desperation doesn't come in to it. Maybe he/she/they is/are pig sick of the way the club's being run and just feels they can't support it any more by holding shares?

 

Just a thought :smt102

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Maybe desperation doesn't come in to it. Maybe he/she/they is/are pig sick of the way the club's being run and just feels they can't support it any more by holding shares?

 

Just a thought :smt102

 

 

 

Well in that case a very principled person. However the time to have principles was a long time ago.Anyone stupid enough to wait until now can't be very bright.

Nothing has changed since September or October and the person could have made far more from their gesture then.

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Well in that case a very principled person. However the time to have principles was a long time ago.Anyone stupid enough to wait until now can't be very bright.

Nothing has changed since September or October and the person could have made far more from their gesture then.

 

Just a thought! May be he/she did and have been off loading small tranches of a much larger shareholding over a period of time, as not to raise suspicion?

 

:smt102 :smt102 :smt102

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Well in that case a very principled person. However the time to have principles was a long time ago.Anyone stupid enough to wait until now can't be very bright.

Nothing has changed since September or October and the person could have made far more from their gesture then.

 

No doubt you're right. However, I imagine there are some shareholders who have bought their shares for sentimental reasons rather than financial gain. Maybe, for them, the events at the beginning of this year were the final straw?

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Gosh, that share price really is low. Anyone would have thought we were a really rubbish team led by an unproven non-entity of a manager employed by a hated toff who appears to be the most arrogant man ever to shoot a duck, in charge of a motley crew of also rans and kids who are about to get relegated into football's third tier, crippled by debts and with no credible investors anywhere near our horizon. Oh.

 

 

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I open myself here up to ribald laughter laced perhaps with a small dollop of pity.

 

I actually bought my tranch of shares in SFH in 1997 (I think) for £1.46.

 

What a wonderful investment!!

 

 

Still if we win on Saturday you might get 15p for them come Monday.

If we stay up and out of admin the share price could get qyuite a nice boost

by June or July, might make 25p.

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Just a thought! May be he/she did and have been off loading small tranches of a much larger shareholding over a period of time, as not to raise suspicion?

 

Suspicion from whom I wonder?! Offloading small tranches like that would be reeeeeally stupid because, as demonstrated, it just pushes the price right down as well as incurring dealing costs each time. As WindowCleaner says, the time to sell was a long time ago - namely the day Crouch spiked the price by paying 20% over the market rate for his shares.

 

Having said that, I can see why some would sell now - if you think the club is going into administration then £900 is better than nothing. And if you read this forum or the Echo that might be a common view just now.

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Suspicion from whom I wonder?! Offloading small tranches like that would be reeeeeally stupid because, as demonstrated, it just pushes the price right down as well as incurring dealing costs each time. As WindowCleaner says, the time to sell was a long time ago - namely the day Crouch spiked the price by paying 20% over the market rate for his shares.

 

Having said that, I can see why some would sell now - if you think the club is going into administration then £900 is better than nothing. And if you read this forum or the Echo that might be a common view just now.

 

 

 

Well it was 700£ really.I just can't see the point, unless of course it's a forced sale, bank calling in a loan or something like that.

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I open myself here up to ribald laughter laced perhaps with a small dollop of pity.

 

I actually bought my tranch of shares in SFH in 1997 (I think) for £1.46.

 

What a wonderful investment!!

 

Don't worry, nobody's going to laugh ......

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

........until we know how many you bought. :smt004

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To be precise, when Lowe returned in May last year the share price was 33.75p, valuing the company at £9,480,000. Today the price is 14.75p with a valuation of £4,143,000, which means that SLH has lost over 56% of its value since Lowe's return. I dread to think what it might have been if he hadn't come back to protect his investment!!!

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It may have escaped your attention, guys, but we are in the midst of a global economic downturn, characterized particularly by a major credit crisis, and stocks across the board have been tumbling, with several major stock exchanges world wide having lost 50% or more of their value. You expect SLH to somehow avoid this global trend?

 

Not to say that the looming threat of relegation and possible administration are not important factors too, but let's keep things in perspective, eh?

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This is a fair point as my general share portfolio has dropped an average 30% and some individual share holdings have approached the 50% reduction mark since 2007.

 

However would be interesting to see how Saints shares compare with other Football clubs on the market.

 

Which clubs still remain listed? Sheff Utd/Millwall/Spurs/Celtic?

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This is a fair point as my general share portfolio has dropped an average 30% and some individual share holdings have approached the 50% reduction mark since 2007.

 

However would be interesting to see how Saints shares compare with other Football clubs on the market.

 

Which clubs still remain listed? Sheff Utd/Millwall/Spurs/Celtic?

Spurs price is down 51% from this time last year.

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Well it was 700£ really.I just can't see the point, unless of course it's a forced sale, bank calling in a loan or something like that.

 

It may well have been a probate sale. There are a multiple of reasons - potentially.

 

IMHO a lot of business will go bust, including quoted ones. Getting 13.5p now is better than getting nothing in the future.

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I would imagine it would have been zero as Crouch would have dragged us into administration by now.

 

What a stupid comment.

 

Just for the record, RF Webb, (One of lowes companies) recently pleaded with their creditors not to put them into administration and merllion homes (Wildes company) looks like it could be wound up. Crouch would appear to be the most succesfull of the three

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If Rupert Lowe won't leave SFC on his own, then maybe some sort of action needs to be taken which might put him in a position where he has to leave? He is currently a director or on the board of quite a few major companies. If enough Saints fans wrote to the CEO or Chairman or whatever and pointed out that RL had presided over a company whose shares are now worth a mere fraction of what they were a couple of years ago (independent of the recession etc), and ask if this the sort of person they want to be associated with? If they suddenly gets hundreds of letters all alluding to the same thing, then they might be forced to call him up and ask to discuss his financial prowess, which could be embarrassing, even for Rupert.

 

The companies are:

 

Appleclaim Limited – insurance

Appleclaim Ltd

Sidcup House

12-18 Station Road

United Kingdom

 

Coverpoint Holdings Limited – internet insurance management

St Clare House

30/33 Minories

London

EC3N 1DD

 

Intelligence Research Limited – worldwide market and political data

Intelligence Research Ltd

61 Old Street

London

EC1V 9HW

United Kingdom

 

 

IP Maestrale Energy Italy 3 LLP – electricity generation

SENATOR HOUSE

85 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET

LONDON

EC4V 4DP

 

WH Ireland Group plc – stock broker and corporate finance house

11 St. James's Square

Manchester

M2 6WH

 

Also, if he can work at somewhere like WH Ireland, who specialise in providing finance for things like corporate takeovers, and can't refinance Saints, then he must be numpty.

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By the way....did someone buy 6 shares (c.£1) last week because they wanted to secure a seat and/or vote at an EGM? (if one were to take place in the future)

 

Can't think of any other reason why someone would go to the trouble of buying a token number of shares.

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By the way....did someone buy 6 shares (c.£1) last week because they wanted to secure a seat and/or vote at an EGM? (if one were to take place in the future)

 

Can't think of any other reason why someone would go to the trouble of buying a token number of shares.

 

 

Gift.

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If Rupert Lowe won't leave SFC on his own, then maybe some sort of action needs to be taken which might put him in a position where he has to leave? He is currently a director or on the board of quite a few major companies. If enough Saints fans wrote to the CEO or Chairman or whatever and pointed out that RL had presided over a company whose shares are now worth a mere fraction of what they were a couple of years ago (independent of the recession etc), and ask if this the sort of person they want to be associated with? If they suddenly gets hundreds of letters all alluding to the same thing, then they might be forced to call him up and ask to discuss his financial prowess, which could be embarrassing, even for Rupert.

 

The companies are:

 

Appleclaim Limited – insurance

Appleclaim Ltd

Sidcup House

12-18 Station Road

United Kingdom

 

Coverpoint Holdings Limited – internet insurance management

St Clare House

30/33 Minories

London

EC3N 1DD

 

Intelligence Research Limited – worldwide market and political data

Intelligence Research Ltd

61 Old Street

London

EC1V 9HW

United Kingdom

 

 

IP Maestrale Energy Italy 3 LLP – electricity generation

SENATOR HOUSE

85 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET

LONDON

EC4V 4DP

 

WH Ireland Group plc – stock broker and corporate finance house

11 St. James's Square

Manchester

M2 6WH

 

Also, if he can work at somewhere like WH Ireland, who specialise in providing finance for things like corporate takeovers, and can't refinance Saints, then he must be numpty.

 

 

Very detailed research. And you registered a new user name just to post that. I guess the PR war is very much on.

 

I wonder who was instructing Genghis to post that info?

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Very detailed research. And you registered a new user name just to post that. I guess the PR war is very much on.

 

I wonder who was instructing Genghis to post that info?

 

Its not very detailed research.....nothing that google couldnt give you in 2 seconds. As it happens it's missing quite a few and at least one of the companies listed hasn't traded in over two years.

 

Heres a link that shows a few more, including two liquidated companies .....remind me again why Crouch would have had us in admin ;)

 

 

http://www.growthcompany.co.uk/aim/rns/2058711/directorate-change.thtml

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Heres a link that shows a few more, including two liquidated companies .....remind me again why Crouch would have had us in admin ;)

 

 

 

Simple, he would not have allowed Saga, John and Rasiak to go out on loan for fear of losing his good reputation amongst the fans.

 

He would then given NP more than we could afford to buy new players.

 

and voila, administration. ;)

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Simple, he would not have allowed Saga, John and Rasiak to go out on loan for fear of losing his good reputation amongst the fans.

 

He would then given NP more than we could afford to buy new players.

 

and voila, administration. ;)

 

Keeping saga and not bringing in upteem junior players, not bringing in a complete novice of a manager, not having to pay off the novice manager, might, have got a few more fans threw the gate and could well have had us higher up the the table and not staring relegation and administration in the face....just a thought

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Simple, he would not have allowed Saga, John and Rasiak to go out on loan for fear of losing his good reputation amongst the fans.

This would explain why he let Rasiak and Skacel go out on loan last January then would it? Fact is Crouch had most of the ideas that Lowe has continued since his return, including shutting the corners and stopping the free buses, both of which were initiated under Crouch's leadership. You see the difference between Crouch and Lowe is that Crouch is a successful business man.

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Well just to try, the whole club is now worth the same amount we paid for Delap.

 

Less than Newcastle paid for Titus Bramble

 

And half the amount Spurs paid for Dean Richards

 

 

You make a basic mistake here that gets made over and over, but is a mistake all the same: the share price is not a direct reflection of what the club is worth; it merely indicates what the business could, in theory, be bought for. I think you would find, however, if you did happen to have a spare 4 or 5 million lying around and tried to buy up Saints with it, that you wouldn't succeed at that price, or anything like it.

 

Because of course, the club has assets, still, that are collectively worth (in the sense of potentially saleable for) a good deal more than the 4 or 5 million the share prices presently values the club at.

 

A huge variety of factors influence the share price, and the actual policies of the CEO are only one of those factors, and often a rather minor one at that.

 

There are plenty of things to criticize Lowe, and the others who have had a go at running saints in the past few years, for; but the share price at present is simply not in the control of or able to be significantly impacted by the CEO of this business, not underc current global economic circumstances.

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Simple, he would not have allowed Saga, John and Rasiak to go out on loan for fear of losing his good reputation amongst the fans.

 

He would then given NP more than we could afford to buy new players

 

And then we would have been 15 points clear after 20 games, 40 points clear by now and the bank (and everyone else) happy that we would be heading for the Premiership and all our monies would evaporate overnight.

 

(See it's easy to talk out of your ar5e and it's not something you've got a monopoly on).

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You make a basic mistake here that gets made over and over, but is a mistake all the same: the share price is not a direct reflection of what the club is worth; it merely indicates what the business could, in theory, be bought for. I think you would find, however, if you did happen to have a spare 4 or 5 million lying around and tried to buy up Saints with it, that you wouldn't succeed at that price, or anything like it.

 

Because of course, the club has assets, still, that are collectively worth (in the sense of potentially saleable for) a good deal more than the 4 or 5 million the share prices presently values the club at.

 

I'm afraid that you're the one who is making the basic mistake here.

 

It is all very well mentioning that we may have assets collectively worth more than our Market Capitalisation, but you have missed out a slightly bigger and more concerning number i.e. our debts and creditors.

 

Being close to £30m in debt has somewhat more of an impact on the value of the Club than a few assets which would never cover this figure.

 

A huge variety of factors influence the share price, and the actual policies of the CEO are only one of those factors, and often a rather minor one at that.

 

There are plenty of things to criticize Lowe, and the others who have had a go at running saints in the past few years, for; but the share price at present is simply not in the control of or able to be significantly impacted by the CEO of this business, not underc current global economic circumstances.

 

As with most Club's in debt to the tune we are, our value is negligible, demonstrated by the fact that most Championship Clubs that have been sold recently, have been for nominal amounts, with the real cost being the acceptance of the massive debts.

 

Our negligible value is down to our relegation from the top flight and the fact we continue to trade in this division (a division where the current Football Club Chairman believes we cannot wash our face on normal business). Therefore those who oversaw relegation and the failure to get promotion are arguably responsible for our current value (or lack of it), how much and where you divy that all up is very much an individual opinion.

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Simple, he would not have allowed Saga, John and Rasiak to go out on loan for fear of losing his good reputation amongst the fans.

 

He would then given NP more than we could afford to buy new players.

 

and voila, administration. ;)

 

I agree. He would not have allowed all 3 to go.

 

This is because he's not a cretin.

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And then we would have been 15 points clear after 20 games, 40 points clear by now and the bank (and everyone else) happy that we would be heading for the Premiership and all our monies would evaporate overnight.

 

(See it's easy to talk out of your ar5e and it's not something you've got a monopoly on).

 

But he does specialise in it

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This would explain why he let Rasiak and Skacel go out on loan last January then would it? Fact is Crouch had most of the ideas that Lowe has continued since his return, including shutting the corners and stopping the free buses, both of which were initiated under Crouch's leadership. You see the difference between Crouch and Lowe is that Crouch is a successful business man.

 

Not to mention that Crouch doesn't sack perfectly good managers and replace them with incompetent buffoons.

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