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Recall on muddy waters report on being worth 10cents. Closed at 41.5 cents today. Approaching 2008 low of 29.8 cents......turnaround soon????
Phillip, CIMB, UOB Impose Trading Curbs on Noble Group’s Shares
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...advance-to-record-as-company-defends-finances
Phillip Securities Pte, UOB-Kay Hian Holdings Ltd. and CIMB Group Holdings Bhd. restricted online trading and imposed other curbs on Noble Group Ltd. shares as volatility rose. The stock posted its first gain in seven days.
Phillip Securities will limit Noble trading to phone orders through its brokers. CIMB is asking clients buying more than S$200,000 ($142,470) of the Singapore-traded stock to pay cash upfront, according to trader Ernest Lim. At UOB, a 50 percent cash down-payment is required for purchases above S$50,000, dealer Jimmy Ho said.
Noble......heading towards S$0.10??
Your prophecy came right
Their rights-issue is 0.11 right?
Your prophecy came right
Their rights-issue is 0.11 right?
Is it fair to use tax payer money to prop up a company.?
There is little clarity on this.
But 70% said is fair and have no qualm abt it.
Your prophecy came right
Their rights-issue is 0.11 right?
Ah run, not sure what's the math when after ex rights what will be the theoretical pricing assuming Friday close of 0.25+0.11 = 0.36 and 0.36/2=0.18..........
I heard from some fund managers saying that, when a company issues rights at a deep discount, most probably is that the company is in trouble as it wants to raise funds without having to borrow from a bank or instititution. secondly, a company issues rights will dilute the overall shares in the market. thus, dividend will be divided by more shares. so its best to not touch a company that issues rights
Saw on Bloomberg, the overall shares available is 6.53billion shares. With 1 for 1 rights, will be more than 13 billion shares ex rights.....
I heard from some fund managers saying that, when a company issues rights at a deep discount, most probably is that the company is in trouble as it wants to raise funds without having to borrow from a bank or instititution. secondly, a company issues rights will dilute the overall shares in the market. thus, dividend will be divided by more shares. so its best to not touch a company that issues rights
I heard from some fund managers saying that, when a company issues rights at a deep discount, most probably is that the company is in trouble as it wants to raise funds without having to borrow from a bank or instititution. secondly, a company issues rights will dilute the overall shares in the market. thus, dividend will be divided by more shares. so its best to not touch a company that issues rights
It is obvious right?.....the 'ship' is already sinking....& it is still marketing it as a 'seaworthy' one....I won't pay for the rights....if I own the shares.....the underwriter of the issue...will become the 'undertaker' soon....
13 billion shares was ok in the past.
But now, even if all is peaceful
once the share price is lower than 20 cents for a period of time, SGX will force a share-merge
(Note that the rights-issue price is only 11cents, we do not know the theoretical ex-price until the day that Noble rights are issued)
Technically share-merge does not affect your investment value
BUT FUCKING BULLSHIT, because of the stupid senseless policy
countless counters lost 30-60% of the their values overnight after share merged in the past 18 months
because share-merge reduce liquidity.