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NXR Driftttt 19 Nov 2014

Re: 7.81% Up ? The Pound v South African Rand exchange rate has been improving over the last week which will improve profits.

AYM b-n-p 19 Nov 2014

Re: AYM Suggest you check Labrador Iron Mines interim report issued 14th November - they seem to be swimming in the St. Laurence in an iron wet suit.No news on Sweden!No news on Anglesey!Sorry but this may not be your best investment- Upside???- You are not alone!!!

GED UkBBinvestor 19 Nov 2014

Re: Analysis Remember they have a free carry on 6 wells (5 if Catalina #1 is not included) on the retained assets, so they are unlikely to require much or any capital from Global for some time.

GED UkBBinvestor 19 Nov 2014

Re: Analysis Sorry, ignore that it is of course 36.1m not 31.6m. I still get £16.8m rather than £18.6m though.

GED UkBBinvestor 19 Nov 2014

Re: Analysis Hi TP,I don't agree this money will necessarily be used for development of the remaining assets or even for mainly that reason, but would like to know the number of shares in issue you used to get the current market cap. Splitting hairs maybe but I have 31.6m shares and a current mkt cap @ 46.5p of £14.7m?

NARS Owen Nobody 19 Nov 2014

Quindell trying to offload but finding no buyers allegedly.Source: T Winn frith

RMM HUCKLEBERRY TIM 19 Nov 2014

can anyone give me a good reason to continue to hold these. A large paper loss and little progress in more than 2 years (can't remember exactly). My money has a chance of actually making elsewhere whereas here it seems that no matter what happens, it stays the same. In the time I have held it has gone from theory to business and started to turn a profit yet the value I hoped for has not appeared. The gold and copper price has slid a little but still....I know this has been covered before, but can anyone give me a good reason not to walk away? If not then we probably all should.

ACHL Vincentinvestor1 19 Nov 2014

Re: Analysis question iro concentrate businessrganic growth is limited as average utilisation rate of BPG is already above 85%, should always generate a gross margin of 20% around 25 million US$ / annum, i see only a growth path throu acquisitions - I have doubts about this integrated business model and this was an expensive mistake , take over was impaired for 75%, book value is now 50 million US$, they should be able to re sell this business at 5/6 ebitda , hoping for a 100 million US$ take over for this concentrate businessquestions iro plantationsvolumes are just based on #achl own predictions re maturity trees , its impossible for me to have a " scientifique opinion or weather related vision??i believe that prices will go up in the short term as US$ is getting more expensive and foreign dumping oranges on the chinese market will become too expensiveanyway lot of catalysts to make money at current levels but as usual do your own homework!gla

ETI lambrini girl 19 Nov 2014

Re: ETI CHART BREAKOUT..... £1...

MTV welloiled1 19 Nov 2014

Re: Peaked out Not yet…started climbing again...

MTV welloiled1 19 Nov 2014

Siyaya Award of Television Licence Siyaya Notified of Award of Television LicenceDate: 12:55 pm, 19 Nov 2014RNS Number : 4601XMotive Television PLC19 November 2014 Motive Television PLC("Motive" or the "Company" Siyaya Notified of award of television licence SA Regulator Icasa advises Siyaya that all requirements satisfied 19 November 2014: Motive Television plc, the digital television technology, software and solutions provider, announces that its 100 per cent owned subsidiary, Motive Television Services Limited ("Motive", has today been informed by Siyaya Free To Air TV (PTY) Ltd. of Johannesburg, South Africa ("Siyaya" that Siyaya has received an official letter from the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) advising "that Siyaya TV has officially satisfied all the requirements to be issued an Individual Commercial Subscription Broadcasting Service License". According to Siyaya, among the requirements were financial guarantees, research, and corporate structure. On 1 May 2014, The Company announced the award to Siyaya of one of five provisional licenses to operate a pay television service in South Africa. On 30 December 2013, Motive announced the signing of a five-year contract to install, integrate, and operate Siyaya's Video-on-Demand ("VOD" platform in conjunction with the expected launch of Siyaya's television services on the Sentech Freevision DTH satellite service. Motive's income from the contract includes upfront and operating fees and a share of VOD revenues. The contract will provide Motive a guaranteed minimum equivalent to £1.07 million (at current conversion rates) over the next five years, however, as stated in the announcement dated 16 September 2013; the Company estimates the probable value of this project to be approximately £2 million. Leonard M Fertig, CEO of Motive Television plc, commented, "The finalisation of the broadcasting license to Siyaya is an important step forward for both Siyaya and Motive as the technology partner. We are very pleased with this news."

BAB Komatsu100 19 Nov 2014

BAB preferred bidder for DSG Babcock International Group PLC Preferred Bidder - Defence Support GroupShare On Facebook PrintAlertTIDMBABRNS Number : 4598XBabcock International Group PLC19 November 201419 November 2014Babcock International Group PLC (Babcock or the Group)Preferred bidder for the acquisition of Defence Support GroupBabcock is pleased to announce that it has been selected by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) as preferred bidder for the acquisition of the Defence Support Group (DSG). The acquisition agreement includes a contract to provide services to the MoD for 10 years, with an option to extend for a further five years.DSG is the MoD agency responsible for storage, maintenance, repair and overhaul of military vehicles and equipment. It plays a key role in ensuring that the Army is able to train and be ready to deploy. Babcock will work with the MoD to complete the acquisition of DSG by 31 March 2015 and start the service provision contract on 1 April 2015.Babcock currently provides world class fleet management and equipment support to the MoD through its white fleet and engineering vehicle fleet provision and management contracts as well as its Army training contracts. The acquisition of DSG builds on Babcock's engineering and services heritage and will provide the Army with output based services for fleet management and equipment support that will enhance operational readiness as well as increase efficiency.Peter Rogers, Chief Executive commented"We are delighted that we are growing and strengthening our partnership with the Ministry of Defence through the acquisition of DSG. We are committed to working with our customer to ensure we are responsive to the evolving needs of the Army whilst achieving improved performance levels, enhanced operational agility and greater cost efficiencies."Enquiries Babcock International Group PLC 020 7355 5300 Franco Martinelli - Group Finance Director Terri Wright - Head of Investor Relations FTI Consulting 020 3727 1340 Andrew Lorenz Nick Hasell

PRU oldjoe1 19 Nov 2014

Re: PRU Broker Updates.... PRUCommentating on yesterdays Results:Shore Capital analyst Eamonn Flanagan saidrudential’s excellent performance in the first nine months of 2014, with both new business volumes and profits ahead of our expectations and towards the top end of market forecasts, was delivered in the face of significant foreign exchange headwinds and turmoil within Indonesia, one of its key ‘sweet spot’ territories in Asia. The underlying figures at constant forex, growth of 17% in new business profits and 14% in volume, bears testimony to the strength of Prudential’s strategic positioning in the key Asian, US and UK markets, the depth of its franchise across the globe and the continued focus on capital efficiency and profitability over volume. This, in turn, should translate into excellent delivery of IFRS [international financial reporting standards] profits and cash, with investors ultimately benefiting via dividend flows.Bernstein Research saidrudential reported a solid set of numbers at the third quarter, beating consensus, and in line with our estimates. Shorter-term macroeconomic challenges, and Asian currency weakness remains, but underlying earnings progress remains solid. We retain our outperform rating on Prudential [with a price target of] 1650p

LND Hunterguitar 19 Nov 2014

The trouble is that 'highly promising' sounds like AIM speak for 'jam tomorrow' perhaps.Combined with the 'sell on news' brigade we end up with a disappointing day.Looks like a wait until March 2015 for more news now. Oh well ! Hope I am wrong.HG

NBPO II Editor 19 Nov 2014

NEW ARTICLE: Investing in uncertain times ""Expansion comes to an end at the upper turning point, or peak. Contraction, which begins at the end of the expansion phase, lasts until the lowering points, the trough or revival," said Wesley C Mitchell, director of the US National Bureau of ..."[link]