United thread 2012/13 (inc merged IPO thread)

[The Pink Panther]

Re: It's Going up, It's Going Down, It's erm.... Flatlining

Underwriters still ploughing in no doubt.

You watch it shoot up when they announce selling the stadium naming rights.

How many times can you name a stadium?
They already have a different name printed on tickets to what it's officially called
Or maybe, like the parcel company training kit, they can have names for different competitions, in which case they'll be looking to be knocked out of the CL early doors again to get a fifth stadium sponsor

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Re: It's Going up, It's Going Down, It's erm.... Flatlining

Was upto 15.25 20 mins ago.

No idea why it would jump (seems a bigish one) if nobody wants to buy?

 

[The Flash]

Re: It's Going up, It's Going Down, It's erm.... Flatlining

Was upto 15.25 20 mins ago.

No idea why it would jump (seems a bigish one) if nobody wants to buy?

Down to 14.49 now.

 

[bobmcfc]

Re: It's Going up, It's Going Down, It's erm.... Flatlining

What needs to happen is a huge horrible rumour spread online or twitter. something that would make shareholders arses get twitchy.

 

[SWP's back]

Re: It's Going up, It's Going Down, It's erm.... Flatlining

Was upto 15.25 20 mins ago.

No idea why it would jump (seems a bigish one) if nobody wants to buy?

Wait a couple of weeks mate. A big jump would just mean a pension, investment or hedge fund may have bought a good amount en masse. It still looks like the underwriters are propping it up.<br /><br />-- Mon Aug 13, 2012 5:11 pm --<br /><br />

August 11, 2012 1:30 am EST - PrivCo analysis released today calculates that Manchester United's (NYSE:MANU) valuation using several accurate valuation methodologies is a mere $4.97/share, only about 1/3 of its $14/share offering price (which is also the price at which it closed its 1st trading day, but only because IPO underwriters placed large open-market bids at $14/share to prevent the stock from closing below the IPO price). The objective, independent valuation indicates that MANU stock could plunge by nearly 2/3rds of its IPO price before it reaches fair value. Furthermore, PrivCo data shows the implications of other recent IPOs where IPO underwriters were forced to make "stabilizing bids" on 1st days' trading correlated with rapid plunge in stock prices as soon as the ephemeral artificial floor propping up price in initial days is removed, and how this augurs poorly for Manchester United's public shareholders.

 

[The Flash]

Re: It's Going up, It's Going Down, It's erm.... Flatlining

Was upto 15.25 20 mins ago.

No idea why it would jump (seems a bigish one) if nobody wants to buy?

Wait a couple of weeks mate. A big jump would just mean a pension, investment or hedge fund may have bought a good amount en masse. It still looks like the underwriters are propping it up.

-- Mon Aug 13, 2012 5:11 pm --

August 11, 2012 1:30 am EST - PrivCo analysis released today calculates that Manchester United's (NYSE:MANU) valuation using several accurate valuation methodologies is a mere $4.97/share, only about 1/3 of its $14/share offering price (which is also the price at which it closed its 1st trading day, but only because IPO underwriters placed large open-market bids at $14/share to prevent the stock from closing below the IPO price). The objective, independent valuation indicates that MANU stock could plunge by nearly 2/3rds of its IPO price before it reaches fair value. Furthermore, PrivCo data shows the implications of other recent IPOs where IPO underwriters were forced to make "stabilizing bids" on 1st days' trading correlated with rapid plunge in stock prices as soon as the ephemeral artificial floor propping up price in initial days is removed, and how this augurs poorly for Manchester United's public shareholders.

$4.97?

*crosses fingers*

 

[Rammyblues]

Re: It's Going up, It's Going Down, It's erm.... Flatlining

But haven't the Glazers got their money irrespective of what happens from now on?

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Re: It's Going up, It's Going Down, It's erm.... Flatlining

Yeah but it's all about the price being low so the overall value of the 'club' is less than Uncle Malc can afford to sell for so they bleed to death very very slowly.

I think that's it anyway.

 

[Rammyblues]

Re: It's Going up, It's Going Down, It's erm.... Flatlining

Yeah but it's all about the price being low so the overall value of the 'club' is less than Uncle Malc can afford to sell for so they bleed to death very very slowly.

I think that's it anyway.

So by flogging a few shares which are worthless they hope to establish what they could get if they sold the proper shares. Don't seem logical to me but thanks anyway.

 

[Marvin]

They have still not sold out their season tickets or their first home League game which is a Sat 3pm KO