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FOGL NickiMinaj 14 Sep 2015

GKP bankrupt RNS!

GKP NickiMinaj 14 Sep 2015

Global economy is slowing.. oil is going to touch $20 pb if SA don't cut production.

GKP NickiMinaj 14 Sep 2015

I voted "Sept - Dec" in the Gulf Keystone Petroleum poll: How long before GKP goes below 20p? [link]

EMED davegrace 14 Sep 2015

good post Orbiter

GKP NickiMinaj 14 Sep 2015

I just created a Gulf Keystone Petroleum poll: How long before GKP goes below 20p? What do you think? [link]

EMED davegrace 14 Sep 2015

Very

GKP NickiMinaj 14 Sep 2015

I voted "No" in the Gulf Keystone Petroleum poll: Will GKP break 42p in September? [link]

SGI Hardboy 14 Sep 2015

Re: SG Marketplace Apologies - they did give an update at the time of the AGM at the end of July. However the last 6 weeks has been so awful for the share price that I hope they will give an update shortly.

SGI Hardboy 14 Sep 2015

Re: SG Marketplace Thanks for finding and sharing these. This is a worry. I was thinking the price weakness was due to China worries, and therefore concerns that the offices in Hong Kong & Singapore could be affected. This may still be the case, but if, as it seems there long awaited on line trading platform is a disaster then who ever is responsible for the market testing deserves punishment which I probably would get censored for mentioning; and they need to sort it out FAST!The latest news from the company is almost 3 months old, but was relatively up beat - "strong opportunities for growth" type of thing. We need an update very soon. We don't want to wait another 2 months for the interims. Oh that quarterly updates were mandatory!

AVAP janebolacha 14 Sep 2015

Re: First impressions That would be less than 50% of nett tangible book value, NTBV,which is the conservative way of valuing aircraft lessorsAVAP at present is at 95% of NTBV so there is nothing in the price for the future growth already locked in to the business.Excepting a worldwide financial collapse, your predictionseems most unlikely to come true.

AVAP lambrini girl 14 Sep 2015

Re: First impressions 125..104..67...careful chaps.<<<....a good time to bank/profits...did indeed bounce offa 125..then 114(near enuff)..expect lower lows toward that 67p next..

AOR investmaster 14 Sep 2015

Aortech have a fighting chance to be great again Aortech are clearly very much on their feet again and the prospect of insolvency has virtually disappeared. The market cap on this company is ridiculous bearing in mind what they have to offer. Elasteon and its other derivatives are amongst the best products for in body use anywhere in the world.We also have the heart valve which at one point st Jude medical were going to pay 32 million for.Again I congratulate Roy and Eddie for the tireless work they have put in to saving the company from the clutches of despicable businesses and people who were corrupt to the core.I once again look forward to Aortech being a valued company and an excellent asset to my portfolio. Good times ahead.......?

AVAP janebolacha 14 Sep 2015

Re: Beaufort Research note on Avation Here it is:[link]

JSI dicko80 14 Sep 2015

Re: cheap ? Almost exactly a year ago, JSI, maker of doors in Fujian province, became the 50th China-based company to float on Aim. Then, it was valued at £100m. It is now worth £8m. This month, for the second time since it became a UK public company, it said it knew not why its shares had fallen so far. It is unfair, says Derrick Woolf, a non-Chinese speaker who is the company’s only non-executive and only UK-based director. He points out that Jiasen is profitable, has about Rmb300m ($48m) in cash, is paying a dividend and has founding shareholders in China who own 80 per cent of the shares and were locked in for a year when Jiasen listed.He reckons Jiasen has been unjustifiably tainted by the travails of other Chinese companies on Aim. Last month, shares in shoemaker Naibu Global were delisted after its UK-based directors lost contact with China-based executives. Sorbic International, a food additive business in Shandong that lost control of its cash and corporate seals, and then its nominated adviser, has until July 16 to appoint a new nomad. If it cannot, its shares will also be cancelled. Mr Woolf points out that Jiasen made an unusual pact with Aim’s regulator, promising outside investors they can sell shares at the float price of 82p if the company delists within two years of flotation.

AGQ 2KoziMexico 14 Sep 2015

No Placing Yet- In talks with Capstone