LOLC FINANCE PLC (LOFC.N0000)

Riz123 wrote:

Captain wrote:

samaritan wrote:

RAVI1980 wrote:CLC  on the  move

LOFC  holding  down  by hudge  sell orders

Huge sell orders is a collection strategy at CSE often used by big players.

After the consolidation is over, LOFC will remain the only much sought after entity.

But if clc going up means no of shares of lofc will increase once consolidated.

Better to deal in lofc with care...

I think low risk with clc now

That's what we've been saying since the beginning. CLC is more valuable than LOFC; at the time of writing, CLC was trading at 80, while LOFC was trading at 10. Their aim is now evident.

Those who own CLC stock will receive extra LOFC stock. The LOFC is now in a perilous situation.

Riz123 wrote:

Captain wrote:

samaritan wrote:

RAVI1980 wrote:CLC  on the  move

LOFC  holding  down  by hudge  sell orders

Huge sell orders is a collection strategy at CSE often used by big players.

After the consolidation is over, LOFC will remain the only much sought after entity.

But if clc going up means no of shares of lofc will increase once consolidated.

Better to deal in lofc with care...

I think low risk with clc now

That's what we've been saying since the beginning. CLC is more valuable than LOFC; at the time of writing, CLC was trading at 80, while LOFC was trading at 10. Their aim is now evident.

Those who own CLC stock will receive extra LOFC stock. The LOFC is now in a perilous situation.

Captain wrote:

Riz123 wrote:

Captain wrote:

samaritan wrote:

RAVI1980 wrote:CLC  on the  move

LOFC  holding  down  by hudge  sell orders

Huge sell orders is a collection strategy at CSE often used by big players.

After the consolidation is over, LOFC will remain the only much sought after entity.

But if clc going up means no of shares of lofc will increase once consolidated.

Better to deal in lofc with care...

I think low risk with clc now

That's what we've been saying since the beginning. CLC is more valuable than LOFC; at the time of writing, CLC was trading at 80, while LOFC was trading at 10. Their aim is now evident.

Those who own CLC stock will receive extra LOFC stock. The LOFC is now in a perilous situation.

We can not under estimate the lofc.. bz It is funmenally srong share.

RAVI1980 wrote:

Riz123 wrote:

Captain wrote:

samaritan wrote:

RAVI1980 wrote:CLC  on the  move

LOFC  holding  down  by hudge  sell orders

Huge sell orders is a collection strategy at CSE often used by big players.

After the consolidation is over, LOFC will remain the only much sought after entity.

But if clc going up means no of shares of lofc will increase once consolidated.

Better to deal in lofc with care...

I think low risk with clc now

That's what we've been saying since the beginning. CLC is more valuable than LOFC; at the time of writing, CLC was trading at 80, while LOFC was trading at 10. Their aim is now evident.

Those who own CLC stock will receive extra LOFC stock. The LOFC is now in a perilous situation.

It  is too ealy  ro decide  that,  don't u think...

Just  compare  their  NET asset  Values...

Bil   sold  out   their   CLC  quantity  around  30  to  32 levels  if  i am  not  mistaken ... Correct  me  if  i am  wrong..

 What  if    company  is  planing  to  release  more  CLC   stocks  to   the  market

Last  time  they  did  it...
So better  be  careful  with   CLC  as well

RAVI1980 wrote:CLC  on the  move

LOFC  holding  down  by hudge  sell orders

xhunter wrote:

RAVI1980 wrote:CLC  on the  move

LOFC  holding  down  by hudge  sell orders

It is obvious.
after merge based on the ratio.

Captain wrote:

xhunter wrote:

RAVI1980 wrote:CLC  on the  move

LOFC  holding  down  by hudge  sell orders

It is obvious.
after merge based on the ratio.

As per my calculation if ratio 1 to 5 can maintain 10 Bn even lofc at below Rs 10 after the merger

Calculate if you possible and decide ...

xhunter wrote:

Captain wrote:

xhunter wrote:

RAVI1980 wrote:CLC  on the  move

LOFC  holding  down  by hudge  sell orders

It is obvious.
after merge based on the ratio.

As per my calculation if ratio 1 to 5 can maintain 10 Bn even lofc at below Rs 10 after the merger

Calculate if you possible and decide ...

your calcualtion is wrong, your case , free float will be 9.5Bn.
there are two things they will consider
1. impact of over dilution
2. feasibiity

recalculate, re-think,see the bigger picture,see what possible.
if someone is selling LOFC , i see them as person with commen sense.
but if they belive that ratio will be 1 to 5 , they probably read lot of fairy tales.

Captain wrote:

xhunter wrote:

Captain wrote:

xhunter wrote:

RAVI1980 wrote:CLC  on the  move

LOFC  holding  down  by hudge  sell orders

It is obvious.
after merge based on the ratio.

As per my calculation if ratio 1 to 5 can maintain 10 Bn even lofc at below Rs 10 after the merger

Calculate if you possible and decide ...

your calcualtion is wrong, your case , free float will be 9.5Bn.
there are two things they will consider
1. impact of over dilution
2. feasibiity

recalculate, re-think,see the bigger picture,see what possible.
if someone is selling LOFC , i see them as person with commen sense.
but if they belive that ratio will be 1 to 5 , they probably read lot of fairy tales.

Ok then...you do your own study and buy

I'm not recommending any thing here just analysed the scenarios

xhunter wrote:

Captain wrote:

xhunter wrote:

Captain wrote:

xhunter wrote:

RAVI1980 wrote:CLC  on the  move

LOFC  holding  down  by hudge  sell orders

It is obvious.
after merge based on the ratio.

As per my calculation if ratio 1 to 5 can maintain 10 Bn even lofc at below Rs 10 after the merger

Calculate if you possible and decide ...

your calcualtion is wrong, your case , free float will be 9.5Bn.
there are two things they will consider
1. impact of over dilution
2. feasibiity

recalculate, re-think,see the bigger picture,see what possible.
if someone is selling LOFC , i see them as person with commen sense.
but if they belive that ratio will be 1 to 5 , they probably read lot of fairy tales.

Ok then...you do your own study and buy

I'm not recommending any thing here just analysed the scenarios

You misunderstood. i never ever recommend LOFC or CLC ,I always say "STAY AWAY". my reply was about "why CLC is moving and LOFC doesnt move with CLC". always market manupulation cost someone. this time it is LOFC owners who going to pay the cost for the benifit that LOCH will get.  CLC value is a single digit, but CLC owners are safe until 5 days prior to stakeholder meeting. thats it.

D.G.Dayaratne wrote:I think we can't do any thing as individuals

We have watch see  analyze carefully the situation

Information and analysis of various parties in this website  are very useful

We have to take correct decision after careful study

Swissinvest wrote:CLC Run Started SFL Run Started
LOFC Run???
Since LOFC will be the ultimate remaining entity believe a run for LOFC is imminent.
Especially given the massive number of crossings at 28 and continuous Foreign buying.
HIGH RISK HIGH GAIN STOCKS

Swissinvest wrote:

Swissinvest wrote:CLC Run Started SFL Run Started
LOFC Run???
Since LOFC will be the ultimate remaining entity believe a run for LOFC is imminent.
Especially given the massive number of crossings at 28 and continuous Foreign buying.
HIGH RISK HIGH GAIN STOCKS

RAVI1980 wrote:

RAVI1980 wrote: