TCG - Thomas Cook needs to raise £200m

oilisgold22 Sep '19 - 13:00 - 20587 of 20616
Its tough guys but remember life has to go on. Few months ago if you remember i was mentally destroyed by this share and took a decision to bail out at a huge loss. First few weeks were very tough and my health started to go down hill. But remember all its just money and life has to go on. Take it as a learning experience for those of you that are young.

RBonnier22 Sep '19 - 23:23 - 20725 of 20749
Just a £2k punt on Friday morning looks like its lost thats gambling im afraid has its downside take the hit move on to the next bet.Nothing serious obviously sorry for anyone with large amounts of money invested.

ICAC23 Sep '19 - 04:53 - 20736 of 20750
This is what you get having CEOs getting paid millions for not making the company a single penny profits. Bailout would only fill those BODs more millions while creditors are not confident that things can be turned around.

R.I.P my £25,000

CRND - suspended and delisted

.. same here , approx 290k shares.
Bought them at around 15p in 2015 :-(

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DEB - Shares delisted, nil value

I am ok with my loss about £20,000 and happy to write it off if it was a genuine failure . but i do feel like others that it could have been an orchestrated fraud especially when it was rushed through so quickly and other options where dismissed plus MA never got a chance to turn things round.

I went through the FCA website and the links relating to financial misconduct and due to the answers I gave it was not something that was within the scope of the FCA to deal with and so the eventual link on their site after answering questions referred me to the Serious Fraud Office.

Like many others on here some more information from the BOD about why MA and other options were dismissed would have put our minds at rest.

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DEB - Administrators Called

RE: Who shot Debenhams

I had 13k invested here. It was a somewhat of a calculated punt as I'm selling my house at the momentum and would have had to pay the gains tax to the revenue however I can write this loss of against that bill and recover some of my losses. I'm not based in the UK and I don't know if others can write their loss off against their tax bill. It was a learning experience for me and genuinely feel very bad for those that lost investments here...

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