Der CROWN-Zock

Ja,
also alles nicht gaaanz so ernst nehmen...  aber ist doch lustig,
wenn dt ständig seine Kurse postet.  Tags drauf meint er doch allen ernstes,
er können das nicht mehr wegen uns machen...    :-)    

geht es wieder in Rtg. 0,40.  

es runter geht kann man
40 sagen oder erst einmal
70 aber man könnte ja auch
1 sagen.

Super gesagt Terminator.  

ich denke eher die 0,40 anstatt die 1 .    denn der Geldttransfer aus Brasilien zur HSBC in England lässt noch auf sich warten.  und bevor da nichts kommt ist mal wieder die Luft raus.  

MegaHipe: "...  aber ist doch lustig,
wenn dt ständig seine Kurse postet.  Tags drauf meint er doch allen ernstes,
er können das nicht mehr wegen uns machen...    :-)   "

Ich habe meine KK und VK gepostet, weil einige Vertraute anfangs mit dabei waren und es sie interessiert hat. Ausserdem war auf WO immer der Vorwurf zu lesen, daß es bei Crown nur Gewinner gibt (nicht an mich gerichtet). Und als 3. Punkt wollte ich Euch zeigen, daß ich (fundamental) von CROWN überzeugt bin und sie sich langsam, aber sich ihrem Buchwert von 3,53€ pro Aktie annähern!

So konnte Jeder Mitleser sich davon überzeugen, daß es richtig war billiger nachzukaufen und nicht mit Verlust rauszugehen. Es war auch keine "Harakiri-Taktik", wie es mir IDTE2 vorgeworfen hatte. Da ich mich schon seit Anfang des Jahres mit CROWN beschäftigt habe, weiß ich auch nähere Zusammenhänge und was dahinter steht. In den jetzigen Pusher- und Basher-Threads auf WO liest man selten noch was vernünftiges. Für viele ist es nur ein Zock. Ich "zocke" zwar auch mit, sonst hätte ich nicht immer wieder Gewinne mitgenommen und auch auf etwas niedrigere Kurse gehofft. Aber fundamental bin ich sehr von CROWN überzeugt!

Der neue CEO macht einen super Job! Bringt seine eigene Firma in CROWN ein, eist das festgelegt Geld bei der Banco de Brasil los (nächste Woche?) und macht eine prima PR-Arbeit. Genau die nachrichtenlose Zeit von Dezember bis zuletzt war ja mit für den rasanten Kursverfall unter geringen Umsätzen verantwortlich. Die Basher haben ihr übriges dazu getan. Aber besonders der alte CEO Rybak. Keine PR, gar nichts.

Nun ist das anders und am 25. Juli endlich die HV in Monaco. Bis dahin wird der Kurs weiter Richtung Buchwert 3,53€ gehen. Der neue CEO wird noch mit einigen positiven News bis dahin für Stimmung sorgen. Ich denke da in erster Linie an den Geldtransfer aus Brasilien zu engl. HSBC.

Natürlich wird es auch wieder Tage geben, an denen die Aktie konsolidiert, so wie gestern. Nach dem schönen Anstieg der letzten Tage, ist das mehr als gesund!

Für ernstgemeinte Frage, was CROWN betrifft, stehe ich gern (auch per BM) zur Verfügung.

Noch was zu meinem "Freund" MegaHipe: "Also hör auf meinen Ratschlag, ich hab schon Daytrader live gesehen, die waren nach 3Jahren in der Klinik, unheilbar."

Wenn Du mich schon für so nen Daytrader hälst, dann mach Dir mal Gedanken um die 12! 

Allen schönes Wochende, auch den die es mir evtl. nicht gönnen!

Daytrader12

 

Solltest Dir vielleicht doch nochmal 181. ansehen   :-)  

> Der neue CEO bewirkt wirklich was. Auf längere Sicht sind hier wirklich schöne Kurssteigerungen drin.

Crown Corporation Limited
22 June 2005

Crown Corporation Limited

Joint Venture Agreement

Crown Corporation Limited (" Crown" or " the Company" ), the UK listed investment
company, announces the signing of Heads of Terms for a joint venture to be
entered into with MOS International plc ('MOS').

International Drilling Corporation ('IDC'), the joint venture company, in which
Crown will have a 50% interest, will commission the building of oil rigs and
major capital projects connected with the drilling and exploration industry.

MOS International plc, an AIM-listed company, will hold the remaining 50% and is
already involved in the oil and gas industry where it has considerable expertise
in the manufacture of lifting and handling equipment. MOS is an existing
supplier to a number of major contractors in the sector and this venture is a
complementary activity to its existing business.

Crown, through its corporate finance subsidiary Langbar Capital Limited, is to
raise the project finance for IDC. MOS will provide project management and
industry expertise. Crown recently acquired Langbar Capital as part of a
restructure of its capital and management team.

There is a strong demand for new oil rigs and the industry expects this demand
to remain high for the foreseeable future. IDC will not be commissioning the
building of any major structure without pre-signed leasing or purchase
agreements.

As part of the arrangements, Philip Wood, Chairman of MOS, who recently joined
the Crown Board as a non-executive director, will take specific responsibility
for driving this new initiative.

Stuart Pearson, Chief Executive of Crown Corporation stated:

" This is a sector where we already have good knowledge and we welcome the
opportunity to use our financial resources, in conjunction with MOS's expertise,
to build a successful and sustainable business in the offshore market. We are
also pleased to have Philip as a non-executive director. He has a wealth of
experience and excellent contacts in our target market. We expect this new
venture will provide good returns to both parties" .

Philip Wood, Executive Chairman of MOS International commented:

" Larger scale projects for MOS are a natural progression and means we will be
able to utilise the product knowledge we possess. Working with Crown will
provide MOS with added credibility with our potential customers and will
increase our attraction to the best talent in the industry. This venture
complements our existing business and will further increase our international
profile" .

 

Grüße!

Daytrader12

 

einen tollen wochenstart und auf zu neuen unbekannten höhen.  

...nexte woche!  

heute so abgeht:

Letzter Kurs:	0,800		WKN:	A0BKT3
Veränd. abs.:	+0,160		Symbol:	FG6
Veränd. in %:	+25,00 %		ISIN:	BMG257441060

Das Geld in ist Brasillien wirklich vorhanden!!!

RNS Number:0318PCrown Corporation Limited19 July 2005

                                     CROWN                                  CORPORATION                    CONFIRMATION

 OF BRAZILIAN CASH DEPOSITSCrown Corporation ("Crown" or "the Company"), the AIM-listed investment company,announces that, following a trip to Brazil by Stuart Pearson, Chief Executive,and Philip Wood, a non-executive Director, the Board announces further detailson the funds held by the Banco do Brasil, as shown in the recently issued Reportand Accounts.Crown have received official written confirmation directly from the Banco doBrasil ("the Bank") of Crown's legal and beneficial ownership of the dollar termdeposits held in the name of the Company. The amounts held on 30th June 2005were US$659.6m (£383.5m). The deposits are earning interest at 7.5% p.a. and arefree of all charges and liens.Application is to be made for the deposits to be placed onto the Euroclear andDTC trading and settlement platforms. These are expected to be processed andcompleted within four weeks.Current Brazilian Government foreign exchange regulations impose certainrestrictions on the export of funds as the overriding policy is to attractinward investment into Brazil. However, various options for the repatriation ofthe monies remain under discussion.The Bank presented to the Directors a wide range of investment and businessopportunities in Brazil. Some of the propositions offered, such as marble,granite and slate quarries, bio-diesel plants and a number of gold and silvermines, are within the targeted areas of the Company's strategic plan and theBoard will consider such investments. The Brazilian Government, through theBank, confirmed that it would also be able to make loans, at favourable rates,available to the Company for agricultural, bio-diesel and soya projects.The Bank also presented to Crown various real estate proposals in Europe. Thesewould entail the Company swapping deposits for assets and, once again, theseopportunities will be investigated.The Board will consider carefully any proposition put to it but will not commitfunds to any proposal that does not meet the Board's investment criteria.At the Annual General Meeting to be held on Monday 25th July 2005, a resolutionto change the Company's name to Langbar International Limited will be proposed.

                                                                 19th July 2005For further information, please contact:Crown Corporation Limited                           Tel: 00 44 0 113 284 3838Stuart Pearson, Chief ExecutiveBankside Consultants                                Tel: 00 44 0 20 7367 8888Michael Padley / Susan ScottFurther information on Crown Corporation is available on its website:www.crowncorporation.com                      This information is provided by RNS            The company news service from the London Stock ExchangeEND 

Somit ist noch reichlich Platz bis zum Buchwert!

Grüße an alle, die an die Story geglaubt haben!

 Daytrader12

P.S. Nächsten Montag ist in Monaco die HV von CROWN. Da werden wohl noch Einige rein müssen!

 

 

LONDON (AFX) - AIM-listed investment company Crown Corp Ltd said it is
considering options for its Brazilian cash deposits, which currently stand at
around 660 mln usd.

Brazil's foreign exchange regulations restrict the export of funds as the
overriding policy is to attract inward investment into the country.

Crown said it is looking at various investment propositions, presented to it by
Banco do Brazil, including marble, granite and slate quarries, bio-diesel plants
and a number of gold and silver mines. The Brazilian government has said it is
willing to provide loans at favourable rates for investment agricultural, bio-
diesel and soya projects.

Crown is also looking at possibilities for repatriating the funds.

The company added that it plans to ask shareholders for approval for changing
its name to Langbar International Ltd at next Monday's AGM.

 

CROWN CORP LTD

Aktueller Kurs (Frankfurt, 20.07.2005 19:18)

	Letzter Kurs:	0,900		WKN:	A0BKT3
	Veränd. abs.:	+0,090		Symbol:	FG6
	Veränd. in %:	+11,11 %		ISIN:	BMG257441060

 

Die 1€ Marke wird nun bald geknackt. Nächstes Kursziel liegt bei 1,50€ (ca. 1£).

Ihr werdet schon sehen. Geniesse erstmal meinen Urlaub und schaue dann mal in 2,5 Wochen wieder rei.

Schöne Grüße!

Daytrader12

 

 

 

...so nachdem ich euch gestern etwas habe warten lassen, hier nun endlich mein Bericht von der Hauptversammlung der Crown Corporation.



Schon allein das Wetter in Monte Carlo ist ein Grund, seinen Wohnsitz nach da unten zu verlegen, nachdem ich gestern abend ziemlich entsetzt ob des bescheidenen Wetters in Frankfurt mich wieder ins Auto gesetzt habe.




...meine bescheidene Absteige...


Die Hauptversammlung fand gestern um 11:00 im Columbus Hotel in Monte-Carlo statt.

Anwesend waren die Herren

Pearson, Dr. Regli, Wood, Padley, Dr Rybak, sowie ein Vertreter der Familie Lambert und zwei weitere Aktionäre und ich, der kleine Prinz.

Dementsprechend eine sehr private und familiäre Angelegenheit.

Nach Bekanntgabe des auch euch bekannten Berichts der Geschäftsleitung stimmten wir einstimmig über die euch bekannten Punkte ab.

Bedeutet:

das neue Managment wurde wie erwartet bestätigt, die Foundershares in normale Shares umgewandelt und eine Namensänderung in Langbar International Limited genehmigt.

Das neue Direktorium setzt sich nun zusammen aus den Herren
P. Philip Wood, G. Stuart Pearson sowie Dr Jean Pierre Regli



Die Fragestunde wurde von mir eröffnet und auch geschlossen, bedeutet meine Fragen wurden mir alle samt sehr ausführlich beantwortet. Desweiteren ging die Fragerunde aufgrund der sehr übersichtlichen Anzahl Teilnehmer in eine sehr lockere und informative Gesprächsrunde über.
Dabei unterhielt ich mich neben den Herren Direktoren auch mit den beiden amerikanischen Aktionären, die zu einer Investmentfirma gehören, welche wohl nächste Woche in großem Stiel bei Crown einsteigen wird.

Sonstige neue Aspekte in Bezug auf Crown werden wohl die nächsten Wochen veröffentlicht, mein selbst gesetztes mittelfristiges Kursziel von 1,50 Euro ist erreicht und es darf sich gefreut werden auf wohl weitere Kurssprünge, die dem wahren Wert des Unternehmens entgegenkommen. Die nächsten Tage dürften wohl von großer Volatilität geprägt sein, der Anstieg gestern war so immens, das wohl sicher einige so langsam an Gewinnmitnahmen denken werden. Nach einer Konsolidierung sehe ich allerdings den Weg frei nach oben, die 2,30 Euro sollten sicher auch bald erreicht sein.

Allen weiterhin investierten wünsche ich weiterhin viel Glück, für Fragen bezüglich der Hauptversammlung stehe ich gerne zur Verfügung.

Gruß:

Euer kleiner Prinz  

3 euro in kürze  

bist Du Wahrsager oder kannst Du das auch mit Fakten untermauern ???  

zahlen sollen präsentiert werden.  

WKN: A0F68E eingeben. Sie werden nun unter Langbar Int. gehandelt. Es hat eine Namensänderung gegeben.

Langbar Int

LSE:LGB

London Stock Exchange

Equity

BMG257441060

COM SHS EUR0.001

Übrigens, kleiner Tip:

Ausser bei der Citybank kann man sonst bei keinem anderen Broker Langbar (CROWN)-Aktien verkaufen, weil sie bei den Brokern erst noch umgewandelt (neuer Name) werden müssen. Der Kurs ist am Steigen. Da werden viele Shorties, die in letzter Zeit massig verkauft haben, schön ins Schwitzen kommen!

Die Shorteindeckungswelle wird Anfang nächster Woche gewaltig sein, wenn die Aktien wieder verkaufbar/ kaufbar sind.

Schöne Grüße!

Daytrader12

 

 

kannst du mir auch sagen warum der Name geändert wurde ?  Der Kursverlauf von Langbar, der letzten Tage ist ja nicht sehr vielversprechend !  Gruss  terminator  

Ganz einfach. Langbar (Crown) kann die Gelder aus Brasilien über die Plattform EUROCLEAR nach Europa/ USA transferieren. Das geht aber nur, wenn man ein A+ Kreditrating hat. Crown hatte dies nicht, aber dem CEO seine alte Firma, die er in Crown eingebracht hat. Deshalb wurde der Name in Langbar Int. geändert.

Noch diese Woche rechne ich mit der AdHoc. über den Geldtransfer. Darauf haben doch alle gewartet.

Z.Zt. gibt es kaum Umsätze, weil die alten Crown-Aktien in Germany noch nicht in Langbar Aktien umgewandelt wurden. Das heißt aber auch, daß die vielen Leerverkäufer sich noch nicht wieder eindecken konnten (von 1,50€ runter auf 0,80€). Das gibt ein "Blutbad" für sie. Besonders wenn die AdHoc. noch vor der Handelbarkeit kommt.

Neu bzw. nachkaufen kann man aber. Noch ist Gelegenheit dazu. Aber auf meinen Rat muß ja keiner hören. Die Meisten steigen ja erst wieder ein, wenn die Meldung draußen ist und der Kurs schon wieder über 1€ steht. Da hat man aber schon mind. 20% verpaßt!!!

Ich bin sehr gut positioniert und habe meine Gewinne aus dem Anstieg bis 1,50€ (am 25. Juli) wieder voll reinvestiert.

Wie geagt. Wenn Du oder jemand Anderes jetzt noch (wieder) einsteigen will...

Schöne Grüße!

Daytrader12

P.S Der Kurs wird nun doch letztendlich in London gemacht. Da gab es heute einen Double Bottom im Chart, wenn Dir das was sagt!?  

Hier ein Artikel von "The Independant":

Small Talk: Cash in question: Langbar risks wrath of investors
By Michael Jivkov
Published: 14 November 2005
Its now a month since Langbar International, AIM's biggest cash shell, asked for its shares to be suspended. The company sought once and for all to confirm it really has £370m of assets, but its shareholders are understandably getting impatient.

Chief among them must be the fund manager Gartmore and Merrill Lynch. The duo lead the list of City institutions who spent £16m on building substantial stakes in Langbar before the group's shares were suspended. They paid between 40p and 60p for stock, convinced Langbar had more than 220p a share in bank accounts in Brazil and the Netherlands.

But this was suddenly thrown into doubt last month when Langbar's founder, the Canadian businessman Mariusz Rybak, disclosed the sale of 4.2 million shares at prices between 55p and 65p. In the wake of the disposal, shareholders wanted to know why Mr Rybak was selling at these low prices when the company was supposed to have more than 220p a share in cash. Did he know something they didn't?

Langbar's chief executive, Stuart Pearson, was forced to call in a firm of forensic accountants to make sure all was as it should be. Mr Pearson, who was a corporate financier with Baker Tilly in northern England for 20 years, came out of retirement to take the helm of the company this year. He had been called in by Mr Rybak, who wanted him to tidy up the group's complicated affairs and restore its share price.

After a series of curious strategic U-turns, investors lost faith in the company, and its shares were languishing at just 13p. And understandably so. The company had floated on AIM in 2003 at 360p. Called Crown Corporation at the time, it promised to make money from investing in North American enterprises. Instead, it secured construction contracts in Argentina worth £360m. In June last year it sold them to Lambert Financial Investment, its partner in the region, and also a substantial Crown shareholder at the time.

Another U-turn took place shortly. The profit the group made was to be used to fund a move into the Russian oil and gas business. But after talks with MOS International, the small AIM-listed oil industry consultant where Mr Pearson was a non-executive director, this was abandoned. Mr Pearson was called at this point to take over at Crown. Before taking the chief executive's position he wisely conducted extensive due diligence. This included trips to Brazil where, after the Lambert Financial deal, Crown held the bulk of its assets in interest-bearing promissory notes.

Satisfied that all was as it should be, Mr Pearson became chief executive in June this year and set about moving the company's cash out of Brazil and to Europe's safer shores. Soon after, Mr Rybak quit the board and the group's nominated advi-sor, Nabarro Wells, was replaced by Arden Partners. In August, Arden raised £4.3m via a placing of new shares at 48p and the company's name was changed to Langbar International.

In September, Mr Pearson succeeded in transferring £160m of the group's cash from Banco do Brasil to ABN Amro in the Netherlands and earmarked it for acquisitions. Some £210m remained in Brazil. It is at this point the likes of Merrill Lynch and Gartmore piled into the group's shares, still valued at a quarter of the company's net asset value. All seemed to be going well until Mr Rybak started selling and question marks emerged about the company's cash pile.

All now depends on the report of the independent forensic accountants, who Small Talk is told work for a high-profile international firm. But should it turn out there has been some horrible mistake and Langbar is not as cash-rich as originally thought, there will be red faces all round at Merrill Lynch and Gartmore, while Mr Pearson will be wishing he had remained in retirement.

Going for broker

The fast expansion of Hichens, Harrison will continue this week when the City's oldest broker announces it has hired Robyn Harte-Bunting as a technology analyst. Hichens has been focused on the financial services and mining sectors but is now looking to cash in on the growing number of techs wanting to float in London. Last week it announced it is in talks to buy its rival Astaire & Partners, a deal that will cost it about £5m.

Sunny Bema

Analysts at Merrill Lynch say investors should not be surprised if Bema Gold is targeted for takeover by one of the mining sector's major players. The group is well on its way to becoming a mid-tier operator and should produce 1 million ounces of gold a year by 2009. The analysts see its Kupol project in Russia as particularly exciting. Located in Chukotka province, of which Chelsea's Roman Abramovich is governor, it boasts 5 million ounces.

Agog about MOG

Mediterranean Oil & Gas (MOG) comes to AIM on Wednesday, having raised £12m via a placing at 100p. The London-based group has offshore assets in Italy and Malta but unlike most AIM exploration floats, already generates revenues.MOG's chief executive, Giovanni Catalano, has more than 20 years of oil and gas industry experience under his belt, as does his fellow executive director Tony Trevisan. The group will use the cash that is raised to bring its remaining prospects to production.

Cyan takes AIM for £27m market value

Cyan, a Cambridge-based semiconductor company, is hoping to emulate the success of its industry peer and neighbour Cambridge Silicon Radio with a flotation on AIM. The company has designed a range of low-power chips and a clever support tool that can automatically write the necessary configuration software for the chip. It has outsourced all its manufacturing since foundation in 2002.

Collins Stewart has been appointed broker to raise funds in the float. It is hoping to bring in £6m to fund new product development and marketing offices in the Far East. Cyan is aiming for a market value of £27m.

Its now a month since Langbar International, AIM's biggest cash shell, asked for its shares to be suspended. The company sought once and for all to confirm it really has £370m of assets, but its shareholders are understandably getting impatient.

Chief among them must be the fund manager Gartmore and Merrill Lynch. The duo lead the list of City institutions who spent £16m on building substantial stakes in Langbar before the group's shares were suspended. They paid between 40p and 60p for stock, convinced Langbar had more than 220p a share in bank accounts in Brazil and the Netherlands.

But this was suddenly thrown into doubt last month when Langbar's founder, the Canadian businessman Mariusz Rybak, disclosed the sale of 4.2 million shares at prices between 55p and 65p. In the wake of the disposal, shareholders wanted to know why Mr Rybak was selling at these low prices when the company was supposed to have more than 220p a share in cash. Did he know something they didn't?

Langbar's chief executive, Stuart Pearson, was forced to call in a firm of forensic accountants to make sure all was as it should be. Mr Pearson, who was a corporate financier with Baker Tilly in northern England for 20 years, came out of retirement to take the helm of the company this year. He had been called in by Mr Rybak, who wanted him to tidy up the group's complicated affairs and restore its share price.

After a series of curious strategic U-turns, investors lost faith in the company, and its shares were languishing at just 13p. And understandably so. The company had floated on AIM in 2003 at 360p. Called Crown Corporation at the time, it promised to make money from investing in North American enterprises. Instead, it secured construction contracts in Argentina worth £360m. In June last year it sold them to Lambert Financial Investment, its partner in the region, and also a substantial Crown shareholder at the time.

Another U-turn took place shortly. The profit the group made was to be used to fund a move into the Russian oil and gas business. But after talks with MOS International, the small AIM-listed oil industry consultant where Mr Pearson was a non-executive director, this was abandoned. Mr Pearson was called at this point to take over at Crown. Before taking the chief executive's position he wisely conducted extensive due diligence. This included trips to Brazil where, after the Lambert Financial deal, Crown held the bulk of its assets in interest-bearing promissory notes.

Satisfied that all was as it should be, Mr Pearson became chief executive in June this year and set about moving the company's cash out of Brazil and to Europe's safer shores. Soon after, Mr Rybak quit the board and the group's nominated advi-sor, Nabarro Wells, was replaced by Arden Partners. In August, Arden raised £4.3m via a placing of new shares at 48p and the company's name was changed to Langbar International.

In September, Mr Pearson succeeded in transferring £160m of the group's cash from Banco do Brasil to ABN Amro in the Netherlands and earmarked it for acquisitions. Some £210m remained in Brazil. It is at this point the likes of Merrill Lynch and Gartmore piled into the group's shares, still valued at a quarter of the company's net asset value. All seemed to be going well until Mr Rybak started selling and question marks emerged about the company's cash pile.
All now depends on the report of the independent forensic accountants, who Small Talk is told work for a high-profile international firm. But should it turn out there has been some horrible mistake and Langbar is not as cash-rich as originally thought, there will be red faces all round at Merrill Lynch and Gartmore, while Mr Pearson will be wishing he had remained in retirement.
 

 

Habe Bescheid gekriegt von Langbar,wenn man alle Daten der Aktienkäufe nachweisen kann und einreicht,gibt es eine Zahlung.Das ganze auf Englisch.Meine Bank meinte,das man sich keine große Hoffnung machen sollte.
Mal sehen was wird.