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AMFW dazedandconfused 05 Nov 2015

Dividend cut Motley Fool was right, as published earlier this week. I couldn't see why the price had risen from £7.10 first half of this week, and had regretted my 50% stake selling on Monday (on the basis of continued downward pressure from Oil/Gas market)...i don't now! Slipped in a $74m arbitration loss in the States to the announcement too! - presumably a Foster Wheeler inheritance? Drop may be overdone, by now..

OPG gallant02 05 Nov 2015

Trading up-date Solid report as usual, but all these numbers would have a better impact if they were converted into revenue and gross margin figures.Nevertheless we should see a surge in y/e profits and news of a possible dividend should further help sentiment, hopefully enough to reverse the recent drift downwards.

HWDN EyesonHawk2 05 Nov 2015

On Track Howden Joinery On Track For Year After Strong Second Half So FarLONDON (Alliance News) - Kitchens and joinery products manufacturer Howden Joinery Group PLC on Thursday said trading has remained strong so far in the second half of 2015 and is remains confident on hitting its expectations for the full year.FTSE 250-listed Howden said its UK depots total revenue for the four months to the end of October rose 13% against tough year-before comparatives. For the first ten months of 2015, UK depot revenue rose 12% and is up 9.3% on a like-for-like basis.Gross margins have also been in line with the company's expectations.Howden shares were up 4.6% to 480.1 pence on Thursday morning, one of the best performers in the FTSE 250.SEE:[link]

GBO gallant02 05 Nov 2015

Re: not my fault Globo had shown consistent growth for years and moved to GT under pressure from the market to have a "good name firm" do the audit. One would have thought in light of criticism of GBO's accounting and consistent question marks about cash generation that GT would have ensured their numbers were watertight - certainly confirming that cash being generated was in the bank accounts.When you combine this with Gartner and Ovum providing a consistent opinion that GBO could become a major player in this fast growth area, then it was possible to get caught up in the hype. Ever criticism of GBO's accounts was met with plausible explanations both from the company and bloggers, so it wasn't greed as much as a determination to prove the shorters wrong - they don't always get it right.Now that the truth has come out then of course those who lost feel completely foolish, but we have paid our dues and don't need people like you to act in this manner.GT messed up big time and if we can make them pay we will. You seem rather over-protective of them, were you one of the audit partners by chance...?

MOS one4all 05 Nov 2015

Re: Good call one4all well its wasnt a difficult chart to read. If you want to make your money back on your short here, buy CIrcle Oil. chart is fantastic. TP 9p in next month. Golden cross on 22nd Oct, RSI at around 50 and rising, news out on more gas finds in the last two weeks. not many better at the momentthis was done at 23p taken money out at 21p , should consolidate around 17p nw before next leg up after new year.

CCE winningstreak 05 Nov 2015

Free? Are these initial REDT contracts free of charge? No mention of value or moneyin today's RNS.ws.

APH Oxtrader 05 Nov 2015

ImmuCyst settlement Surpised the figure was as high as 6 million, haven't checked the figures for what ImmuCyst was doing previously but alas, injected cash flow of almost 6-7% of APH's full year revenues? Impressive !

GBO Ripley94 05 Nov 2015

sharesoc In yesterdays evening news re-Globo.They have questioned whether the AIM regulatory regime is fit for purpose.

ANR Noville2 05 Nov 2015

Re: Great news Was down to my last £80. only £3657 to get back to evens.

TEF theblue 05 Nov 2015

Comment elsewhere some posts on LSE that are worth a read, posted @ circa 4am 5.11.15[link]

ZZZ theprior 05 Nov 2015

Trading update For some reason I found this document difficult to read.Must be my age!However, the message is clear in that the organic growth of the company continues.Try reading it and let me know what you think.Regards, TP

ANR here and now 05 Nov 2015

Great news Excellent update on JV and funding. Gam

SKP dave297 05 Nov 2015

Re: Time to buy I take your point Ambiorix & the sensible investor would prefer the portfolio approach & take a 5% yield while also being exposed to the potential growth from those elements of the HBM portfolio.I however , & sometimes to my cost & profit, take a more high risk approach & bought some more SKP earlier this week.I believe that we will be taken over at some stage,particularly if Fluti continues growing strongly, & I am hoping for £10 + rather than the £4+ which could possibly be achieved right now.

AFRI akaDolly 05 Nov 2015

MAYBE YOU SHOULDN'T BUY HERE Poster JM over on LSE this morning, suggests if you are not happy with investment here you should sell up. That's not ever so helpful for those that bought in at 2p. For those folk there wasnt ever so much research to do, only info they expected could be trusted because it came from David Lenigas himself over interviews as promosFrom the blurb you could expect there to be other interest and the business would build and take the SP up accordinglyUnfortunately that doesnt seem to have happened. All that has happens and it is emerging more and more, is any funds/profits are not going to benefit any retail investors for a very long time. It is very difficult to find any information about the company. That is not a good thing because it means people are limited in the research they can doThat being the case, if you cant dyor (do your own research), as JM is suggesting you must, it may be better if folk hold off from buying into this in the first place. If you have already bought in, as I have then it wouldnt be a very wise move to sell up simply because I am not happy with the lack of transparencyI wont be buying any more, the price going down is not an incentive, its a further worry

AFR JakNife 05 Nov 2015

Re: Court Restrains Afren from Dissipati... Never.Shareholders are not expected to recover anything. It may well be the case that bondholders get nothing as well and that the banks lose a small amount.