David
I think you could be right. I cant believe anyone selling at
these levels. Could it be possible that SEA are trading their own shares just to
pull the price down. It is only small volumes. I have quite a few of these
shares which I have held onto thinking it can not go any lower. SEA must
also be desperate to start receiving a dividend as they own over 50%? I expected
to see a reinstatement last week am very disappointed. I would also
appreciate others comments. Dump and take a big loss, Sit and wait, or buy some
more?
Regards
Andrew
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, 11 March 2000 08:40
Subject: Re: [sharechat] ttp
Callum
I continue to be amazed at the continuing fall in
price of TTP. Asset backing is over 3 times current share price.
Not
paying a dividend due to loss after property writedowns has probably caused
latest price fall to 21c. Cash flow would have allowed payment of
a dividend if they had wished.
Current management is very much in
the camp of majority HK based shareholder SEA and I have this real feeling
that its all part of a plot to get the share price real low and then make a
takeover bid for the company.
I'd love to go to the agm in Auckland and
ask a few questions but won't be able to. If anyone is going please let me
know.
David ----- Original Message ----- From: callum gordon
<callum_g@hotmail.com> To:
<sharechat@sharechat.co.nz> Sent:
Thursday, March 09, 2000 2:19 PM Subject: [sharechat] ttp
>
Hello, > > Does anyone have an opinion on the current price of
TTP? or the property > market in general? > >
Regards, > > Callum >
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