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Re: MUL - Where to from here?
So you expect a win Zoop.
So you expect a win Zoop.
Re: MUL - Where to from here?
given the fact that mul released 100 percent more shares.
and given the fact that the top 20 comprises less than 5 percent of the total shares in the company.
I suspect that not even the entire Board of Directors holdings will register on top 20.
I doubt that none of people who were involved with this co six months ago will be in top 20 now
u300314 said:
given the fact that mul released 100 percent more shares.
and given the fact that the top 20 comprises less than 5 percent of the total shares in the company.
I suspect that not even the entire Board of Directors holdings will register on top 20.
I doubt that none of people who were involved with this co six months ago will be in top 20 now
Re: MUL - Where to from here?
icurpoint
Zoop held 21.2m share as at Oct 05 and was No 3 shareholder.
As at 2 DEcember 21.2m shares would have still placed you at No 12
As at october the Top 20 accounted for 13.78% as at 2 Dec top 20 now account for 26.21% of the total shares.
More interesting is that top 3 shareholders are institutional fund manager
1. Wilson Asset Management
2. ANZ Nominees (Could be Cornell Capital)
3. macquarie Bank (small capital fund).
Ballintine does appear to have taken up any of his rights.
Going on past voting patterns the any one of the institutions now controls the Mul board.
icurpoint
Zoop held 21.2m share as at Oct 05 and was No 3 shareholder.
As at 2 DEcember 21.2m shares would have still placed you at No 12
As at october the Top 20 accounted for 13.78% as at 2 Dec top 20 now account for 26.21% of the total shares.
More interesting is that top 3 shareholders are institutional fund manager
1. Wilson Asset Management
2. ANZ Nominees (Could be Cornell Capital)
3. macquarie Bank (small capital fund).
Ballintine does appear to have taken up any of his rights.
Going on past voting patterns the any one of the institutions now controls the Mul board.
Re: MUL - Where to from here?
yes ive sold down, but i might buy back in at the right price.
had i pumped and dumped like others, i would have sold at the 1.5 which i did, and then bought now at 1.2..
i sold because i thought it was a bit silly being in a case against a company i partly own.
as far as winning, who knows, law is a funny thing, but i wouldnt spend so much money on a trivial exercise.
yes ive sold down, but i might buy back in at the right price.
had i pumped and dumped like others, i would have sold at the 1.5 which i did, and then bought now at 1.2..
i sold because i thought it was a bit silly being in a case against a company i partly own.
as far as winning, who knows, law is a funny thing, but i wouldnt spend so much money on a trivial exercise.
Re: MUL - Where to from here?
Zoop
Hopefully with macquarie bank and WAM on the share register there will be a lot more acccountability, and no more dump and pump. Although Findlays (captain starllight) woulld still appear to have 38.0m (issued 134m @ .0127 in Oct/Nov) still to dump
Zoop
Hopefully with macquarie bank and WAM on the share register there will be a lot more acccountability, and no more dump and pump. Although Findlays (captain starllight) woulld still appear to have 38.0m (issued 134m @ .0127 in Oct/Nov) still to dump
Re: MUL - Where to from here?
Yes, and as a result, I think before December 31 the share price will hit AUD100.00, thus turning MUL into the biggest company in the world, and then the incredibly competent management team will make a bid for telstra, buy it, and then take over the world. We shareholders, of course, will all be trillionaires, will cause hyper inflation because of the incredible spending power we have, and will have to sign special agreements with John Howard to not spend any more of our incredible fortune in Australia. The CEO of course will be 700 times richer than Bill Gates and will cure cancer.
Yea right...
Yes, and as a result, I think before December 31 the share price will hit AUD100.00, thus turning MUL into the biggest company in the world, and then the incredibly competent management team will make a bid for telstra, buy it, and then take over the world. We shareholders, of course, will all be trillionaires, will cause hyper inflation because of the incredible spending power we have, and will have to sign special agreements with John Howard to not spend any more of our incredible fortune in Australia. The CEO of course will be 700 times richer than Bill Gates and will cure cancer.
Yea right...
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Re: MUL - Where to from here?
That being the case you would have to have bought it pre July 2003.(Thats the only time its traded <=.01c)
Which means you have held it up to 12c then down to .011c
Out of curiosity--at what price do you think it will no longer be a hold?
That being the case you would have to have bought it pre July 2003.(Thats the only time its traded <=.01c)
Which means you have held it up to 12c then down to .011c
Out of curiosity--at what price do you think it will no longer be a hold?
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Re: MUL - Where to from here?
Wow- must be a long term investment? A lesson here for all I think.
Wow- must be a long term investment? A lesson here for all I think.
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Re: MUL - Where to from here?
What do you mean you were not allowed sell - just before a pump before either side of six/twelve month result. Please explain or they suckered you right in................
What do you mean you were not allowed sell - just before a pump before either side of six/twelve month result. Please explain or they suckered you right in................
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Re: MUL - Where to from here?
If it quacks like a duck---good chance its a duck.
If it quacks like a duck---good chance its a duck.
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Re: MUL - Where to from here?
Well your initials are certainly not SV then. MUL must certainly be the dog of century so far on tha ASX. I will admit to trading and holding MUL at one stage, I don't think I would go anywhere near it now. You must have acquired absolutely millions of shares for someone to attempt to stop you. You must either be an employee or someone they paid out in shares instead of cash.Well a lesson learned may be a very expensive one for you. When can you tell us, I am intriqued or are you silenced forever?
Well your initials are certainly not SV then. MUL must certainly be the dog of century so far on tha ASX. I will admit to trading and holding MUL at one stage, I don't think I would go anywhere near it now. You must have acquired absolutely millions of shares for someone to attempt to stop you. You must either be an employee or someone they paid out in shares instead of cash.Well a lesson learned may be a very expensive one for you. When can you tell us, I am intriqued or are you silenced forever?
Re: MUL - Where to from here?
i acquired mul shares some time ago, i didnt make a loss, although it would have been nice if i could have captilised on my investment correctly. mul is a defendant in a case that i among others, is pursuing, so they seem to be a bit sensitive if i say things, i dont want to get this webmaster in trouble, he certainly understands the principals of free speech much more than hotcopper who chopped me when they got a nasty letter from mul. oh well. i certainly dont have anything negative against MUL per se, lets face it, its got such an excellent opportunity with its satelite capacity, but im not too sure about the collective capability of the management team, on history they dont seem to be terribly capable, given the threats of the new inmarsat they may have left their run too late, or possibly they didnt care abut it anyway, who knows. its all conjecture based on poor disclosure.
i acquired mul shares some time ago, i didnt make a loss, although it would have been nice if i could have captilised on my investment correctly. mul is a defendant in a case that i among others, is pursuing, so they seem to be a bit sensitive if i say things, i dont want to get this webmaster in trouble, he certainly understands the principals of free speech much more than hotcopper who chopped me when they got a nasty letter from mul. oh well. i certainly dont have anything negative against MUL per se, lets face it, its got such an excellent opportunity with its satelite capacity, but im not too sure about the collective capability of the management team, on history they dont seem to be terribly capable, given the threats of the new inmarsat they may have left their run too late, or possibly they didnt care abut it anyway, who knows. its all conjecture based on poor disclosure.
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