Wow, what a 6 pages we have here.
that is my position too, I could splaff out on a (small) number of shares but it is a vanity project and the value of what I'd (currently) get back isnt consistent with what id have to pay out. I
However I think you are incorrect about the effect of fried kin diluting the share base unless a chunk of them get released to private buyers. That would dilute the share base and price
It's not for profit. I'm just not going to over pay for something not worth what it's claimed
Those that are, are fools throwing their money away
That’s fine. Don’t ever buy one then if Everton isn’t worth enough to you. It clearly is worth enough to everyone else who has bought one.
What an absolute blagger.
that the way a market works isnt it?
We'll see. I think from reading the various comments on this thread you can see the element that will aggressively talk up the share value
Complete denials of reality there, I'm afraid
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@Damo_1878 as someone’s already mentioned, that didn't happen under the Moshiri share issue, there were only 35,000 shares which where diluted to £135,000 and guess what the price never dropped. I know this because I have shares unlike you that can’t afford any and is chatting absolute nonsense.
Let’s all laugh at Damo for being skint
that may be the case, it may not be the case. I dont know any of the guys in here commenting but I do know that when a market is as small as the market for everton shares, other factors can have a big effect on the share price, factors that may have nothing to do with everton but people's personal situation. The everton shareholders association is a small cabal of shareholders and they will talk to each other and it is those who will be keeping the price high. However, if they need to sell (say for personal reasons) and no one is buying at the inflated price, the price comes down. So few share become available it is literally a private agreement between too parties and the variation on the start price will be dependant upon how desperate the seller is v how desperate the buyer is.
I'm not a desperate buyer. I want the price to start with a 2, or even better, a 1.
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He should prove us all wrong and convince a shareholder to sell his share for the 400 - 800 pound price he claims it is worth.
Then we should send him to Sotherby's and he can tell them what price they should be selling their goods for.
The lad lives in his own Walter Mitty fantasy land and thinks he is right 100% of the time.
I still don’t understand why I need to talk up the value of a share I will never sell, unless forced to do so by the majority shareholder.
Actually, couple of questions for @Damo_1878
1. How much did you think they were going to cost this month and why?
2. How many were you planning on spending? I’m assuming no more than 10
1. How much did you think they were going to cost this month and why?
2. How many were you planning on spending? I’m assuming no more than 10