Pffffff Don't choke on itdvbuk55 wrote:Whohooo I'm richI'm getting ready for the prawn sarnies and champers.
and maybe a fruit salad
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£4.56 a share
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Shambles
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dvbuk55
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Obviously you aren't comfortable with the nouveau riche, but no worries I'll still wave when I'm being chauffeured to Wembley but don't stand near any deep puddlesShambles wrote:Pffffff Don't choke on itdvbuk55 wrote:Whohooo I'm richI'm getting ready for the prawn sarnies and champers.
and maybe a fruit salad
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Jynxx
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Re: £4.56 a share
I remember having Shares ....though phantom one's...started at £1 each then raised to £1.52 the following year then £1.82 i think...then ... £0.00
be the same with these one's 3 years time will come soon enough by then fat cats would have run off with all the cream share price £0.00 and don't forget you'll be charged tax and national insurance on that....or they'll be some clause in the shares themselves, they'll think of some way to rip us off they always do.
be the same with these one's 3 years time will come soon enough by then fat cats would have run off with all the cream share price £0.00 and don't forget you'll be charged tax and national insurance on that....or they'll be some clause in the shares themselves, they'll think of some way to rip us off they always do.
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k979aaa
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Re: £4.56 a share
We will owe the government with our allocation being worthless in three years time baton down the hatches.Jynxx wrote:I remember having Shares ....though phantom one's...started at £1 each then raised to £1.52 the following year then £1.82 i think...then ... £0.00
be the same with these one's 3 years time will come soon enough by then fat cats would have run off with all the cream share price £0.00 and don't forget you'll be charged tax and national insurance on that....or they'll be some clause in the shares themselves, they'll think of some way to rip us off they always do.
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Re: £4.56 a share
Why did we have to wait 3 years and not cash em in while there at a profit and not after 3 years when there worth nothin?
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Thats the scheme the government decided to use, not a good one but better than the new "Shares for rights". Is it fair - no - they wanted to stop us stagging them.Chelseablue wrote:Why did we have to wait 3 years and not cash em in while there at a profit and not after 3 years when there worth nothin?
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Re: £4.56 a share
They'll say "It's in the yard.. and here's the keys for it!"fishtank wrote:There was a planning meeting at our office today,lots of suits and a spread laid on in the canteen for their lunch so....after my delivery I walked in and helped myself.dvbuk55 wrote:Whohooo I'm richI'm getting ready for the prawn sarnies and champers.
and maybe a fruit salad
We're all shareholders now dv...
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Re: £4.56 a share
wabbithunta wrote:They'll say "It's in the yard.. and here's the keys for it!"
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good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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Jynxx
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Re: £4.56 a share
Probably due to the goverment believing that everyone like themselves are all just money orientated, they assume by giving us ( us translated: grubby little inbred poor people) shares and a stake in the company we will all stop caring about being shafted every five mins as we can sit back and be amazed at our share prices going up year on year, we'll stop booking overtime, come in an hour early, agree to everything they say so long as our share price is going up what we'll be able to get in 3 years time!! (when they conveniently become worth bugger all)Chelseablue wrote:Why did we have to wait 3 years and not cash em in while there at a profit and not after 3 years when there worth nothin?
You watch the ballot will come in soon (Hopefully a massive yes vote) share prices will drop and we'll get told "Look at what your doing to your money!! your only hurting yourselves by striking! *gasp* the horror"....why else would they stop the big investors buying shares? they'll make it out like we're hurting the little investors by striking etc etc.
....I'm very cynical these days, they'll be something behind it there always is, probably something along the lines of 3 years will pass it's in the terms and conditions of the shares that we accept a pay cut, loss of sick pay, meal breaks now unpaid, loss of that 20 quid a week d2d thing, longer duties, job losses you name it...it'll be all there hidden in the terms and conditions, why else would they be so desperate to push for this 3 year deal?
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wabbithunta
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Re: £4.56 a share
fishtank wrote:wabbithunta wrote:They'll say "It's in the yard.. and here's the keys for it!"
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Shambles
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Re: £4.56 a share
BRAVOJynxx wrote:Probably due to the goverment believing that everyone like themselves are all just money orientated, they assume by giving us ( us translated: grubby little inbred poor people) shares and a stake in the company we will all stop caring about being shafted every five mins as we can sit back and be amazed at our share prices going up year on year, we'll stop booking overtime, come in an hour early, agree to everything they say so long as our share price is going up what we'll be able to get in 3 years time!! (when they conveniently become worth bugger all)Chelseablue wrote:Why did we have to wait 3 years and not cash em in while there at a profit and not after 3 years when there worth nothin?
You watch the ballot will come in soon (Hopefully a massive yes vote) share prices will drop and we'll get told "Look at what your doing to your money!! your only hurting yourselves by striking! *gasp* the horror"....why else would they stop the big investors buying shares? they'll make it out like we're hurting the little investors by striking etc etc.
....I'm very cynical these days, they'll be something behind it there always is, probably something along the lines of 3 years will pass it's in the terms and conditions of the shares that we accept a pay cut, loss of sick pay, meal breaks now unpaid, loss of that 20 quid a week d2d thing, longer duties, job losses you name it...it'll be all there hidden in the terms and conditions, why else would they be so desperate to push for this 3 year deal?
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motch
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Re: £4.56 a share
I think every local weekly paper should have that printed in their column so when it comes round to that above (which it's likely to) at least we can say "see, told you it was going to happen like this"Shambles wrote:BRAVOJynxx wrote:Probably due to the goverment believing that everyone like themselves are all just money orientated, they assume by giving us ( us translated: grubby little inbred poor people) shares and a stake in the company we will all stop caring about being shafted every five mins as we can sit back and be amazed at our share prices going up year on year, we'll stop booking overtime, come in an hour early, agree to everything they say so long as our share price is going up what we'll be able to get in 3 years time!! (when they conveniently become worth bugger all)Chelseablue wrote:Why did we have to wait 3 years and not cash em in while there at a profit and not after 3 years when there worth nothin?
You watch the ballot will come in soon (Hopefully a massive yes vote) share prices will drop and we'll get told "Look at what your doing to your money!! your only hurting yourselves by striking! *gasp* the horror"....why else would they stop the big investors buying shares? they'll make it out like we're hurting the little investors by striking etc etc.
....I'm very cynical these days, they'll be something behind it there always is, probably something along the lines of 3 years will pass it's in the terms and conditions of the shares that we accept a pay cut, loss of sick pay, meal breaks now unpaid, loss of that 20 quid a week d2d thing, longer duties, job losses you name it...it'll be all there hidden in the terms and conditions, why else would they be so desperate to push for this 3 year deal?![]()
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motch
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Re: £4.56 a share
Do we actually know the actual number of shares we will be getting? not £figures. I realise they will likely be worth sweet f-all in 5 years.
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Re: £4.56 a share
dvbuk55 wrote:Obviously you aren't comfortable with the nouveau riche, but no worries I'll still wave when I'm being chauffeured to Wembley but don't stand near any deep puddlesShambles wrote:Pffffff Don't choke on itdvbuk55 wrote:Whohooo I'm richI'm getting ready for the prawn sarnies and champers.
and maybe a fruit salad
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