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ULT wulwirth 06 Oct 2015

Who owns what Ultrasis still own stepsuccess...

BOX BOWOOD 06 Oct 2015

Re: SP Trading appears to have stopped after a fair be of activity with the sp holding up quite well following its rise after the last few weeks. It seems to have consolidated at the 0.38/0.40 level so any update should see quite a substantial and positive reaction. The trick is to be holding and not simply watching. A little patience perhaps but that will be well worth it IMO

NMG citychap2011 06 Oct 2015

Greg Kuenzel - Bul-nisi-sh1te update Well the market is unimpressed. Until the Georgian assets can be proven JORC resources they are worthless.Greg still hasn't proven up the Austrian assets, which the company have held for over 4 years. If the Austrian assets were worth anything NMG would have sold them.IMHO if the BOD ever make any progress in Georgia there will be a pump to suck in new investors ahead of a major dilutive equity placing to sophisticated investors (friends of the BOD) probably between 0.05 and 0.1p NMG have no funds to progress any of the assets.Greg needs to go.

FUL Willow67 06 Oct 2015

Re: Franco Manca expansion Yep, they bought someone out. I co-own a new place called Theo's in Camberwell (see theospizzaldn on twitter, and come visit!) and my chef partner knows the owners of Apollo, who just opened in Stoke Newington at 160 and then found out almost on the day they opened that Franco Manca were opening 5 doors down. They were literally in tears. There will be a FM on every London high street in 5 years (including Camberwell no doubt). I am less confident about Fulham Shore than I used to be, in part because the impact on them of the living wage could be significant with their super-cheap business model and because I sense their quality is starting to drift

ENEG hethersett62 06 Oct 2015

Irish Favourite coming up on the rails ? [link] if the Irish ever let Fracking get on the agenda ?Minty is still at the top of the pile & the technological changes are awesome, even now, let alone going forward.Jumping drills, is he in pole position on a winner ?

AQP Rhigos 06 Oct 2015

Re: NICE ONE NIGEL! "Not so happy those shareholders who bought in at 69p at the beginning of 2013!" Or in my case in Sep 2011 at 86p !! Fortunately not a big investment.Am very envious of those who bought this year around the 7p mark.

MXP Field Marshall Lodl 06 Oct 2015

Stung for £1.5K Very small investment and made about £800 along the way as I tried to suss the share. Goodbye MAX.

ENEG Push2Gush 06 Oct 2015

Re: Do Yourselves A Favour The bottom is not what the Co "thinks" it's worth, but what investors are willing to associate value to. right now they got zilch funds & messy debt with no known means to cover that. The NF asset is only worth what someone will pay for it & so far nowt forthcoming... the reservoir numbers are all well and good, but that has to be proven recoverable and so far they produced little to nowt worth noting, N.S and other zero value assets are still worth zero... so for me I would say the price could easily move either way but today's value is almost zilch making it still overpriced until they can do something proactive, physical & that leads to revenue generation.P2G

ORE the old trout 06 Oct 2015

Re: sizable buys this morning pushing up sp Well the price of gold is moving up nicely again today, could well jump a bit further when the Yanks wake up. Could break that 200 day moving average soon and then the whole sector will come back into focus.Will that do?

JQW Wildcat2 06 Oct 2015

Re: 1p soon? Until we get the RNS confirming that the site has re-opened potential buyers of this stock are going to be cautious. Hopefully we'll get that RNS Monday October 19th.In the meantime there are plenty of reasons why there might be sellers - over-leveraged holders or just holders who've decided they want out.So I think you're right that the SP is going to be remain under pressure. But this company has 24p in cash and until now it has been very profitable. It should recover and it would be a mistake to dump share this low, IMO.

AQP Junz 06 Oct 2015

I would like to see the % of Shareholders who purchased over 12.9p...Sibanye is scoring and AQP is the loser

ORE eltelex 06 Oct 2015

sizable buys this morning pushing up sp Say something else encouraging - it could lead to more big buys.

BOX BOWOOD 06 Oct 2015

Re: SP It looks as if we have had a little shake after the recent rise and I think that we should now see the improvement beyond 0.50p. BOX only moved into profit in the first six months with the third quarter ahead of the first half so this shows the potential. We are now well into the new financial year which started on 1 August and can expect to massively increase revenues over the same period last year. Traction should be such that earnings for the current year could be well in excess of 0.10p.based on earnings for the 1st half and third qtr of last year. Also the development of the Casino cash business will start to click in.

JQW waytogo333 06 Oct 2015

Re: 1p soon? No, you're right it doesn't. There's no real catalyst to move it in the opposite direction at the moment.You have to keep reminding yourself of the cash position of the company, to help you decide whether to 'keep the faith' or bale out.A lot depends on how many existing subscribers go elsewhere, due to having the website down for a month. That is what will make the big difference in my opinion.

SGI Hardboy 06 Oct 2015

Re: SP down 30%! "The previous update was certainly "unwise"."I believe it was essential, but its content was obviously wrong & misleading. At that point they still suggested they could hit full year expectations; now they say they won't. Also their indications were if some of the high value sales could be executed before the end of the period things would not look so bad. They say they have got some of those sales through, but even so, sales will only be as good as last year without Malletts, and profits will be down.I still like the nicheness of the business & where it is going, but it looks like a long road to recovery. Better value elsewhere.