For Sale - Junk

[Sergey]

Rumour from deepest Lithuania.

Seemingly there is a possible takeover in the offing for Ukio Bankas (No concrete news. Don't ask).

The recent frantic share trading and increased valuation, on what has been world-widely regarded as a "junk" stock, would indicate that the shareholders are happy to sell.

I wonder why?

[poolman]

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Rumour from deepest Lithuania.

Seemingly there is a possible takeover in the offing for Ukio Bankas (No concrete news. Don't ask).

The recent frantic share trading and increased valuation, on what has been world-widely regarded as a "junk" stock, would indicate that the shareholders are happy to sell.

I wonder why?

Is there any concrete news on this Sergey

[The_Todd]

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Rumour from deepest Lithuania.

Seemingly there is a possible takeover in the offing for Ukio Bankas

Ohhh... source?

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(No concrete news. Don't ask).

Dang.

I'm assuming a change of ownership won't look too kindly on the "mates rates" been offered on Hearts overdraft facility?

[ballengeich]

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Is there any concrete news on this Sergey

Perhaps new material for Romanov's boots if some of his friends are upset.

[RyeSloan]

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Rumour from deepest Lithuania.

Seemingly there is a possible takeover in the offing for Ukio Bankas (No concrete news. Don't ask).

The recent frantic share trading and increased valuation, on what has been world-widely regarded as a "junk" stock, would indicate that the shareholders are happy to sell.

I wonder why?

Large volume and rising share prices actually by their very nature indicate that their is rather more people happy to buy than there is too sell......

Still despite that a takeover sounds about right...Vlad will be needing more than ever to turn whatever 'paper' money he has left into some real wonga to shore up UBIG.

[Dashing Bob S]

I'll take a couple of grams and I'm quite happy to share needles.

[HibbiesandtheBaddies]

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Rumour from deepest Lithuania.

Seemingly there is a possible takeover in the offing for Ukio Bankas (No concrete news. Don't ask).

The recent frantic share trading and increased valuation, on what has been world-widely regarded as a "junk" stock, would indicate that the shareholders are happy to sell.

I wonder why?

Grannys GOLD!

[Beefster]

Seeing as we're on the subject of stuff for sale....

556 assorted pegs (second hand) - £3.50

Driveways relaid - £34

Net curtains (original) from a 1990 Sprite Musketeer - £0.50

[MSK]

I have a box of second hand cotton buds..used once ..10p the box...

[iwasthere1972]

Viagra for sale. £10 for 4 but may rise if there is stiff competition.

They have the same affect as Microsoft Windows - They can handle 3.5" floppies.

[greenginger]

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Rumour from deepest Lithuania.

Seemingly there is a possible takeover in the offing for Ukio Bankas (No concrete news. Don't ask).

The recent frantic share trading and increased valuation, on what has been world-widely regarded as a "junk" stock, would indicate that the shareholders are happy to sell.

I wonder why?

I doubt any new owner of the Bank will allow Hearts to roll-over the interest charges and add the amount to their debt. They will want the money due paid like any other business.

Also I think the negotiations over the £17 million repayment of loans due next February might be an interesting sideshow at PBS circus.

New job for Fred the Shred !!!!!!

[whiskyhibby]

I asee that they have also stopped co-operating with ratings agency Moody's................Wonder why that is?????????

[Heraghty's]

Certainly an incredible amount of trading in Ukio shares this week, with a big price rise for junk stock.
Either someone knows something about a bid, or it's a concerted attempt to counter a shares slump.
I think Moody's said Ukio didn't have enough equity to cover its debts, so this may be an attempt to artificially raise the value of the bank by continually buying their own shares. Maybe.

No matter what, I can't seeing it being good news for the Yams.