
Minutes of Meeting held on 14th
January 2008 at Number One Central Social Club
Present: P. Naughton, M. McAloon, M. McElhone,
K. Rainbow, S. Smith
Apologies: M. Naughton, K. McElhone
Minutes of Previous Meeting
None available as the Shareclub pen was on its
Christmas holidays.
Treasurer’s Report
Value of Each Share in Club: 84.86p (down from
89.52 last month)
iDealing Account: £748.25
LloydsTSB Account: £110.90
Slush Fund (Night Out): £162
Value of total assets of the club: £27,240
(securities) / £27,937.87 (net assets)
Units issued: 32,922.25
Dividends received this month: LADBROKES
£14.88; BP £15.12; TESCO £11.29; ASIAN CITRUS £28.78
Average Member worth: £ 1985.67
Investment and Dealing
We received £3 interest from iDealing, and paid
them £5 service charge.
With almost £750 in the bank it was agreed that
nothing should be sold this month, especially since most prices have
fallen.
There was only one proposal to buy:
GRIFFIN – Paddy (and NOT Smithy) – down to
77.25p at the moment. “It’s your duty.” Despite not really knowing
why the price has fallen, it was unanimously agreed that we should
buy.
Beef nobly stated, “can I just say on Clarkey’s
behalf he wouldn’t have it.” Marty added, “I’ve never voted
against it…”
Any Other Business
- Member J. Milbourne has increased his
monthly investment to £32.
- Looking ahead, we will probably aim for the
night before Plate Day (i.e. Friday June 27th) for our
next members’ night out.
Date and Time of Next Meeting: 11th
February 2008 8.30pm Number One Club
Meeting closed 9.20pm
Minutes of Meeting held on 12th
November 2007 at Number One Central Social Club
Present: M. McElhone, M. McAloon, S. Smith, P.
Naughton, M. Naughton, K. Rainbow, D. Clarke
Apologies: K. McElhone
Minutes of Previous Meeting
Check out the updated minutes page at:
http://www.no1shareclub.co.uk
Treasurer’s Report
Value of Each Share in Club: 93.09p
iDealing Account: £783.05
LloydsTSB Account: £690.61
Slush Fund (Night Out): £130
Value of total assets of the club: £ 34,009.74
(net assets) Up £500 on October
Units issued: 36,533.79
Dividends received this month and last:
LLOYDSTSB: £87.13 / PRUDENTIAL £11.40 / GREGGS £13.80 / CATTLES
£25.42 / DIGNITY £14.61 / CARILLION £13.19 / S&N £27.75
Average Member worth: £2145.62 (from next
month, J. Murray will replace J. Smith as the “average member” – see
below)
Investment and Dealing
Two members are withdrawing funds this month.
J. Smith will be leaving altogether, and P. Naughton is withdrawing
£2,000. Apparently this entitles them to be considered “traitors”,
“scumbags” and “f***ing tossers” by fellow shareholders.
On top of money held in the bank accounts a
further £2,700 (approx.) needed to be raised through the sale of
shares to pay these members. After two rounds of voting, it was
agreed that the following should be sold:
TenAlps – Maca – “had a good run” and
Geldof wouldn’t let Slade do Live Aid
BP – Marty – “Not going anywhere and a
small dividend” (That’s BP, not Marty)
Having also decided to sell Vivomedica
and Intellego to “tidy up the portfolio”, we were left with
around £1500 to spend. Oh dear.
In the longest speech ever given to the
Shareclub by someone who had “been in Wetherspoons since 4 o’clock”,
Beef told us all about Nighthawk. It is not rhyming
slang; it probably has nowt to do with Hasselhoff; and it is not
based in an extinct volcano. Instead, it is a good tip from a
friend of a friend. He owns racehorses. Oh and the company itself is
involved in oil production and exploration. After a couple of votes
it was agreed that we should go with Nighthawk and not Maca’s
suggestion (Indigo Petroleum). £1500 will be invested tomorrow.
Any Other Business
The Shareclub Direct Debit from Lloydstsb
account to iDealing has now been raised to £300 per month.
Hey! Shareclub virgins! Why not join us for
“cut and thrust”; a drink; and a mince pie (courtesy of Smithy) at
the December meeting!
Date and Time of Next Meeting:
December 10th 8.30pm Number One Club
Meeting closed: 9.55pm
Minutes of Meeting held on 10th
September 2007 at Number One Central Social Club
Present: M. McElhone, M. McAloon, S. Smith, P.
Naughton
Apologies: K. McElhone, M. Naughton
Minutes of Previous Meeting
Appearing soon on a website near you
Treasurer’s Report (covering 2 months)
Value of Each Share in Club: 86.88p (down 5.98
on July)
iDealing Account: £618.64 (£250 going in
tonight)
LloydsTSB Account: £819.61 (£250 going out
tonight)
Slush Fund (Night Out): £97 (only one month of
contributions instead of 2)
Value of total assets of the club: £29,749.74
(securities) / £31,090.99(net assets)
Units issued: 35,788.37
Dividends received in last 2 months: BP
£15.04; VODAFONE £30.87
Average Member worth: £1,971.32
Investment and Dealing
As prices are currently low, it was agreed
unanimously that we should sell nothing.
Three serious suggestions* attracted votes for
a buy:
CONNAUGHT – Marty – Government Social Housing
Partner whose epic is CNT…
Aviva – Maca – Insurers who are tipped again
Tanfield Group – Maca – Still acquisitive
CONNAUGHT won out 2-1-1 in the usual
tense vote and £750 will be invested tomorrow.
*One silly suggestion attracted no votes:
Asian Citrus – Smithy – “think of all the
half-time oranges at the Women’s World Cup.”
Any Other Business
The increased transfer of £300 from Lloydstsb
to iDealing will happen as soon as Treasurer gets a chance.
Date and Time of Next Meeting: 8th
October 2007 8.30pm Number One Club
Meeting closed 9.25pm
Minutes of Meeting held on 9th July
2007 at Number One Central Social Club
Present: M. McElhone, K. Rainbow, S. Smith, P.
Naughton, M. McAloon
Apologies: K. McElhone, M. Naughton
Minutes of Previous Meeting
On website soon, we hope!
Treasurer’s Report
Value of Each Share in Club: 92.86 (up 1.69p)
iDealing Account: £840.50
LloydsTSB Account: £704.39 (plus £144 coming
back from the £200 that went to Races Trip, which will be put into
unit price as usual)
Slush Fund (Night Out): £81
Value of total assets of the club:
£31,100.52(securities) Units issued: 35,069.02
Dividends received this month: DIGNITY £26.60 /
CARILLION £22.24
TESCO £24.10
Average Member worth: £2,075.10
Investment and Dealing
Paid £5 to iDealing in dealing fees, but got £8
back in interest. Also got 22p interest from LLOYDSTSB. Yippee.
Sold NXT for £389.76
Sold NORTHERN RACING for £720 (a profit of
£66.02)
Due to new members arriving, and certain
existing members increasing their monthly contribution, there is now
£334 per month going into LloydsTSB, so it was unanimously agreed
that the monthly Direct Debit to iDealing should be increased to
£300 from the current £250.
To sell… (There were 2 suggestions)
Nowt – Paddy – Not much going on
Asian Citrus – Beef – Not going any higher, and
I like to sell things.
It was agreed by 3 votes to 2 to sell Nowt.
To buy… (3 suggestions attracted votes)
Connaught – Paddy – partnering government in
social housing
Telfonica – Smithy – have sole rights to new
i-fone
Bloomsbury – Beef – It’s Potter time again
TELFONICA was successful, and £750 will
be invested tomorrow.
Any Other Business
Since there will not be enough to buy next
month, and the secretary will be taking the official shareclub pen
on holiday with him to do his postcards, the next meeting will be
September.
Date and Time of Next Meeting:
September 10th 2007 8.30pm Number One Club
Meeting closed 9.45pm
Minutes of Meeting held on June 11th 2007 at
Number One Central Social Club
Present: M. McElhone, K. Rainbow, S. Smith, P. Naughton,
M. McAloon, S. Dodgson
Apologies: K. McElhone, G. Richardson, M. Naughton, D.
Clarke (with a broken bone in his foot. Lame Excuse.)
Minutes of Previous Meeting
Posted on Website and circulated at meeting
Treasurer’s Report
Value of Each Share in Club: 91.17p (every share in
portfolio down on last month except Greggs)
iDealing Account: £1137.67
LloydsTSB Account: £426.39
Slush Fund (Night Out): £265
Value of total assets of the club:
£30,340.31*(securities)
* includes an estimate of £712.80 to reflect value of
holding in Northern Racing, who have accepted an offer of £2 per share which
is what we’ll get
Units issued: 34,702.31
Dividends received this month: Cattles £48.58;
Ladbrokes £5.76; Prudential £23.44; BP £14.68; Greggs £23.40
Average Member worth: £2,021.44 (down £67 0n last
month)
Investment and Dealing
The only proposal to sell was:
NXT – Marty – “It is on its way out. Sell before we
lose more.”
(NB see last months BUY proposals…)
So after a quick vote NXT won out 4-2 over the
“sell nowt” option.
To buy:
The usual high quality financial investigations
resulted in 3 proposals:
S&N – Beef – “they sell loads of lager at these music
festivals”
AVIVA – Marty – “Well placed to out-perform other
insurers. Still.”
KRYSO – Maca – “It’s gold”
Other suggestions included TDM, Proctor and Gamble and
BT.
After 2 rounds of voting, KRYSO RESOURCES and
SCOTTISH AND NEWCASTLE won out and will have £700 invested in them
tomorrow
Any Other Business
The Bookies’ annual howking at Newcastle Races: bus
leaves Wetherspoons at 4.45pm on 29th June. Names to Marty
A.S.A.P. 24 seater booked for £125
Date and Time of Next Meeting: 9th
July 2007 8.30pm Number One Club
Meeting closed 9.50pm
Minutes of Meeting held on 14th May 2007
at Number One Central Social Club
Present: M. McElhone, K. Rainbow, S. Smith, P. Naughton,
M. McAloon, P. Rooney
Apologies: K. McElhone
Minutes of Previous Meeting
Circulated at meeting and posted on website
AGM
Member K. Rainbow scrutinised the bank statements and
found them to be in order. Treasurer and Secretary were re-elected, as was
the Chairman in his absence.
Treasurer’s Report
Value of Each Share in Club: 94.9p
iDealing Account: £1784.84
LloydsTSB Account: £326.39
Slush Fund (Night Out): £249
Value of total assets of the club: £30,736.89
(securities) / £32,599.27(net assets)
Units issued: 34,350.72
Dividends received this month: S&N £37.54, LloydsTSB
£140.53
Average Member worth: £2,088.09 (an increase of £368.68
on this time last year. During this period, the average member has paid in
£180 for shares)
Members are reminded that the constitution of the
Shareclub says that they will be paid within 90 days if needing to withdraw
money.
Anyone wishing to increase their monthly contribution
should do so through their bank and inform the treasurer as soon as
possible.
Investment and Dealing
Member C. Young has been paid £1500 from his stake in
the club.
ROMAG went through the stop-loss and was sold
the day after the last meeting
Three companies were suggested as possible sells:
Tesco – Smithy – It never does much. Apart from go up.
Northern Racing – Smithy – Nowt happening?
Prudential – Beef – Late proposal so that we can buy an
insurance company…
There was then a 5-1 vote in favour of selling nothing.
Three companies were suggested as possible buys:
IN THE HUFF – Pat and Beef – after not getting their
own way in previous votes
AVIVA – Maca – well placed to out-perform other
insurers
NXT – Marty – Shinhint have finally set up new factory
to produce flat
speakers (“Not
for widows and orphans…”)
VODAFONE – Pat (emerging from huff for another try) –
same reason as last month.
After two rounds of voting and a challenge to the
club’s constitution from the disgruntled member who attempted to cast his
vote in two halves, VODAFONE came out on top, and £1,000 will be
invested tomorrow. Members are reminded that this leaves a further £1,000 to
spend at next month’s meeting.
Any Other Business
Please note that the annual night at Newcastle races
will be FRIDAY 29th JUNE (NOT 22nd as previously
stated). Marty will take names at or before next meeting. The “Slush Fund”
will be spent on bets and transport, and this will also be finalised at the
next meeting.
Date and Time of Next Meeting: 11th
June 2007 8.30pm Number One Club
Meeting closed 9.50pm
Minutes of Meeting held on 16th April 2007
at Number One Central Social Club
Present: M. McElhone, K. Rainbow, S. Smith, P. Naughton,
S. Dodgson, P. Rooney, D. Clarke
Apologies: K. McElhone
Minutes of Previous Meeting
Fully updated on website.
Treasurer’s Report
Value of Each Share in Club: 91.7p
iDealing Account: £2,604.24
LloydsTSB Account: £263.39
Slush Fund (Night Out): £232
Value of total assets of the club:
£30,062.93(securities) / £32,698.58 (net assets)
Units issued: 35,659.73
Dividends received this month: £7.26 interest from
iDealing / £5 fees paid to iDealing
Average Member worth: £2,002.26 (Now that holdings are
higher, members are reminded of the need to give notice when they want to
withdraw money, as it will almost inevitably involve the sale of some shares
which can only be done through the monthly meeting. Meetings will usually
take place on the 2nd Monday of each month.)
Investment and Dealing
Member C. Young has arranged to withdraw £1,500 from
his holding in the Shareclub.
Suggestions were made for the investment of the
remaining £1,000:
LADBROKES – Marty – to increase our small holding
NORTHERN RACING – Beef – Still attracting interest
VODAFONE – Pat – trying to buy into India’s 4th
biggest mobile company, and if they do…
BOYLESPORTS – Pat – only joking… but do bookies throw
money away? “There’s a mindset change at that club…”
After two tense rounds of somewhat tactical voting,
Ladbrokes won out and £1,000 will be invested tomorrow.
Any Other Business
AGM next month.
Marty will sort tickets for Evening Race Meeting at
Newcastle on 22/6/07. A 20 seater bus will be arranged for the annual
Shareclub fleecing of the bookies.
Date and Time of Next Meeting: 14th
May 2007 8.30pm Number One Club
Meeting closed 935pm
Minutes of Meeting held on 12th March 2007
at Number One Central Social Club
Present: M. McElhone, K. Rainbow, M. McAloon, S. Smith,
P. Naughton
Apologies: K. McElhone, J. Milburn
Minutes of Previous Meeting
Will be on the website by the time you read this.
Thanks to Member J. Milburn for his vigilance
Treasurer’s Report
Value of Each Share in Club: 87.97p (lowest since Nov.
’06 and down over 8p)
iDealing Account: £8,074.07
LloydsTSB Account: £184.39
Slush Fund (Night Out): £216
Value of total assets of the club:
£23,014.60(securities) / £31,057.08(net assets)
Units issued: 35,303.89
Dividends received this month: Romag £5
Average Member worth: £1,904.91 (down over £160 on last
month)
Investment and Dealing
Following the automatic sale of Griffin, when it
reached its stop-loss, there was over £8,000 to spend. Members agreed to buy
two new shares (spending £1500 on each) and consolidate four existing
shares (spending £1000 on each).
The proposed new shares attracting votes were:
Greggs – Smithy – due to buy back shares for
cancellation and taking on new ventures
IPL – Maca – a petroleum company digging for oil
Griffin – Marty – the portfolio just looks wrong
without it
Biffa – Marty – prime position to benefit from all this
recycling crap
BP – Paddy – safer bet in Oil Sector. And silicon?
Connaught – Paddy – social housing developer benefiting
from government policy
After some longwinded voting, GREGGS and BP
won out.
Each member then voted for 3 of the existing stocks for
further investment. When all votes were cast (and if you think this sounds
complicated you should have been there) the leading companies were: ASIAN
CITRUS HOLDINGS, CARILLION, CALEDON and LLOYDSTSB.
So… on a record-breaking night £7,000 was spent on 6
lots of shares.
Any Other Business
There is still money to spend next month… and a trip to
the races to organise!
Date and Time of Next Meeting: 16th
April 2007 (9th is a Bank Holiday)
8.30pm Number One Club
Meeting closed 9.40pm
Minutes of Meeting held on 12th February
2007 at Number One Central Social Club
Present: M. McElhone, K. Rainbow, M. McAloon, S. Smith,
D. Clarke, P. Naughton
Apologies: K. McElhone, M. Naughton
Minutes of Previous Meeting
In the absence of the secretary at the January meeting,
nobody had a pen…
Treasurer’s Report
Value of Each Share in Club: 96.12p (up from last
month’s 93.18)
iDealing Account: £797.96
LloydsTSB Account: £105.38
Slush Fund (Night Out): £200
Value of total assets of the club: £32,919.13
(securities) / £33,629.49 (net assets)
Units issued: 34,978.2
Dividends received this month: Tesco £9.91; Asian
Citrus £11.28
Average Member (now J. Smith) worth: £2,065.46 (up £79
on last month)
Investment and Dealing
During the last month, Romag went up 50% in one week,
and Vane went from 11.5p to 20p.
After discussing Romag, Tenalps and Osmetech, it was
unanimously agreed that we should sell nothing.
The discussion on what to buy involved 2 rounds of
voting on the following companies:
FIRST GROUP – Beef – a London based bus company which
trains its largely Eastern European workforce with old episodes of
programmes featuring strong regional accents – e.g. Only Fools and Horses.
TOROTRAK – Clarkey – Plugged as a “strong buy” and
“getting into Lawnmowers.”
HSBC – Maca – best placed to benefit from Asian markets
Members wound the clock back 7 years, and Torotrak
won the day and we will invest £750 with a strict stop-loss of 45p.
Various other stop-losses, including Griffin (90p) and
Romag (170p) were also set. Treasurer will feed back at next meeting about
setting automatic stop-loss figures on the iDealing site.
Any Other Business
- Marty survived cross-examination after annual study
of accounts by Beef
- Northern Racing expects news in March about
all-weather track at Sedgefield
- Can we find out more about “Walker Filtration”?
Date and Time of Next Meeting: 12 / 03 / 07 AT
8.30pm Number One Club
Meeting closed 9.55pm
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