LVL - LV Living

[markrmau]

Re: LVL

I keep noticing someone trying to gently prop up the price on this one.

ie, buying $143 worth to bring price up to .065, when really the main volume is going thourgh at .059

Time Price Units Value ($)

15:24:40 0.0650 2,200 143.00
12:44:34 0.0600 2,800 168.00
12:08:36 0.0590 200,000 11,800.00
12:08:29 0.0590 109,450 6,457.55
12:03:44 0.0600 10,000 600.00
12:03:44 0.0600 25,000 1,500.00

 

[krisbarry]

Re: LVL

LVL annoucement due today.

According to last annoucement posted 6th May.

 

[krisbarry]

Re: LVL

Large increase in intended buyers this morning, looks like it will recover from yesterdays 33% loss

 

[markrmau]

Re: LVL

A cursory glance at financials seems to indicate their net assets now equals their net liabilities - when you include the $720k raised at about 6c - and assuming the commsec figures are correct. I don't know their cash burn rate.

You have obviously done more research on this company, so how do you view their financials? How much do they need for the acquisition you were talking about?

I just hope the holders of those 11 million shares don't get annoyed that they could have bought them on market for less than what they paid.

 

[krisbarry]

Re: LVL

Private placement completed and off she goes...BOOOOM up 45%

 

[krisbarry]

Re: LVL

Today is PAYDAY for me, now up +52.5%

 

[krisbarry]

Re: LVL

A cursory glance at financials seems to indicate their net assets now equals their net liabilities - when you include the $720k raised at about 6c - and assuming the commsec figures are correct. I don't know their cash burn rate.

You have obviously done more research on this company, so how do you view their financials? How much do they need for the acquisition you were talking about?

I just hope the holders of those 11 million shares don't get annoyed that they could have bought them on market for less than what they paid.

Their Financials look OK, and with the acquisition of Oxford Crest just weeks away, it should put them in a much better position by June 30th. LVL needs to raise about $6 mil for the acquisition

I am sure those shareholders, who bought off the market will not get annoyed as lots of business acitivity is being released to the market over coming weeks and should push the share price much higher than 6 cents.

A +37.5% gain in share price on Friday is very sweet and I am sure of more gains ahead, hopefully a few more of these gains would be nice.

 

[krisbarry]

Re: LVL

Yield Management Business Details will be released to the market within days. This project is expected to increase yields on rental properties within the vaction rental market. The promotion campagin kicks of in May/June.

The model is a strong cash generator,while keeping overheads low.

Should be interesting to see how the market reacts to this business plan.

 

[Aussiejeff]

Re: LVL

Yield Management Business Details will be released to the market within days. This project is expected to increase yields on rental properties within the vaction rental market. The promotion campagin kicks of in May/June.

The model is a strong cash generator,while keeping overheads low.

Should be interesting to see how the market reacts to this business plan.

Fingers x'ed. I jumped onboard this one today at .051c.... ;o)
I'll see what tomorrow brings before topping up further..

Cheers and good luck,

AJ

 

[krisbarry]

Re: LVL

Fingers x'ed. I jumped onboard this one today at .051c.... ;o)
I'll see what tomorrow brings before topping up further..

Cheers and good luck,

AJ

I noted your trade of 100,000 @ 5.1 cents. If you decide to hold for a year (June 2006), the anticipated share price according to previously released anncoucements should be around the 14 cent mark. A profit of more than 60% for a year aint too bad. Don't really see this stock as much of a day-trader, appears to be more of a long-termer.

Hope for the best,
K

 

[krisbarry]

Re: LVL

LVL announcement yesterday not to proceed with acquisition of Oxford Crest is for the best. I think keeping the current share allocation to a minimum will allow future announcement to have a better impact on the share price. I have contacted Mr. David Brown mentioning that I a very happy that the acquisition of Oxford Crest will not be going ahead but I also mentioned that I am not happy with the share price at all. I told him that I would no longer be investing anymore money into LVL, until I can see an increase in profits and a higher share price. There is just no support or market depth in the share price. A new profit guidance announcement will be released to the market in just over a week.

 

[krisbarry]

Re: LVL

I now hold over 120,000 LVL shares and an annoucement is due next week in regards to the yield management business, hope for the best

 

[krisbarry]

Re: LVL

LVL boomin' today up 42.9%

 

[stockGURU]

Re: LVL

This thread reminds me of the MUL thread. Lots of excitement but nothing but a steady, unrelenting downtrend. The last post mentioned a rise of 42.9% to 5 cents, but the next buyer in the queue is at 3.9 cents. Where are the buyers?

The chart is truly frightening:

 

[krisbarry]

Re: LVL

Yes the current downward trend over the past 6 months has been of concern, but I think it has now reached its low (3.5cents). The annoucement regarding the yield management business should bring with it profits and a higher share price. The business is in operation now and a new profit guide will be out later in the week. Each 1 cent rise gives me $1,200 so i have a considerable amount riding on this stock.

 

[serp]

Re: LVL

Sure you have your point of view, but I saw just last week someone bought 1 million shares @ 9.5 cents = $95,000

Cripes I feel bad for them, this stock looks so so risky. Nothing seems to be really going there way with recent announcements either.

Still, if you would probably stand more of a chance of making a profit on this than my paper trade on SRA! Dear lord now thats a drop!

 

[krisbarry]

Re: LVL

Investors selling out in droves....what the hell is going on with this stock? It would have to go down on record as being the crapiest stock of 2005.

Aussie Stock memebers were right, Yep I was so wrong

Are we all happy now, I am admitting wrong. Please don't waste your money on this stock.

LVL is a real dud stock

 

[ghotib]

Re: LVL

Settle down Kris. Remember this?

If you decide to hold for a year (June 2006), the anticipated share price according to previously released anncoucements should be around the 14 cent mark. A profit of more than 60% for a year aint too bad. Don't really see this stock as much of a day-trader, appears to be more of a long-termer.
K

Have you changed your mind about the expected share price in June 2006? If so, why? If not, why have you changed your mind about the stock? Not saying don't change your mind; just saying know the reason for changing your mind, as well as for making it up in the first place.

Cheers,

Ghoti

Disclaimer: I've never held this company and I know nothing about it except what Kris has said on this board and that it doesn't fit my portfolio criteria.

 

[markrmau]

Re: LVL

This one defies explanation. Bounced back to 5c!

(Not one that I would hold though...)

 

[krisbarry]

Re: LVL

This one defies explanation. Bounced back to 5c!

(Not one that I would hold though...)

Look, I am very confused too, when this stock spits the dummy, it really spits. There seems to be no end in sight on this downward spiral. VLL, CLF and LVL have all spat the dummy recently and maybe Aussie Stock memebers were right in saying that Retirement Villages are not good an investment ATM. Maybe in 10 years time they will be when more baby boomers are ready to retire. There must be a reason that all three have spiral down over the past 6 months. Maybe we have all jumped the gun a little here. A great idea to retire, but just not yet.

But most who retire, make their way up to Queensland, so I am at a loss to know why LVL has dumped so much.

I need LVL to get to 9.5 cents to pull out on a slight profit, so maybe I will wait till then and decide. I am just really pissed off at the moment. I see the long term view, but and are coming to grips with a stock that in the short term is out of control on a very slippery slope down to its grave