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Previously on "Northern Crock"
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made a few k going short, started going short early summer. Could have made much more, but didn't have the nerve.
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you can rest assured lads, if I was to buy some they'd go down
Milan 'unlucky in shares' Benes.
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I bought a few weeks ago when they were in around 7.50.
I bought early pm (£7.40) and then sold early am (£7.22) the next day as I realised it was the wrong thing to do. Invested 2K only lost £100. Now that was the best move I have every done. I call this the best loss ever. I could of lost around £1.5K if I kept them.
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They rose from 160 to >£2 in the same day last week, it will probably happen again today
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I was going to buy some but was only planning on having them for 1 day. i.e. to benefit from the govt statement and make a quick buck. In the end I couldn't find a way to get them in time and so had to miss out.
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Yes a lot of
foolish private investors
bought stock last week and made a 20% loss in a few days.
As the article points out there are loads of "liquid" alternative shares much more likely to go up, so it looks like the "herding" instinct took over.Last edited by BlasterBates; 1 October 2007, 12:14.
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They have lots of mortgage customers, the share price is lower than the asset value, it's been overdone as usual.
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It'll be bought and asset-stripped/rebranded soon, there's no way they can recover, as they're borrowing from the market at a higher rate than their lending prices - they're bleeding money.
I wouldn't touch the shares with a bargepole. Alliance & Leicester was a better bet.
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Northern Crock
Anything new with Norther Crock ?
Their share price continues to tumble, right down to £1.50, was around £6.00 when they announced they would get cash from the BoE.
Did anyone have a punt, some here were making noise that they would buy early 2 weeks ago and be onto a winner.
Does NRK have any Customers left, have all of the Customers withdrawn their deposits ?
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