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........the old saying...."He who laughs LAST laughs longest?" The story has not yet ended.....and I suspect that I will have the last laugh on you sir! As will Oscar Zhao and Matthew Freud.

I have invited Dyehard to have the courage of his negative convictions and sell Huntsworth shares......but in reality he is too frightened! We all know that shares do not go up in a straight line......it will probably take another 18 months for these shares to make a full recovery. We will all have a better idea at the announcement of the interim results and the announcement of the next dividend. We will also wait with baited breath for news of any imrovements that Paul Taffe will inevitably bring to the direction of the company. He said he will give himself three months to make obvious improvements and that the company will return to profit in what will now be nine months time. There are headwinds.......we all know that......but this company has potential. This is a turnaround share and I utterly refuse to be swayed by Dyehard's irrational lack of enthusiasm.

Oscar is a very busy businessman. He has more than his hands full in China right now! He resignation from the board of Huntsworth is an expression of his confidence in the company, in that having had a say in the appointment of the new Chief Executive, he can how give his full attention to his major business interests in China. Perhaps Dyehard is right.......perhaps there is no hope for these shares......they say bad news comes ion threes......maybe there is a triple whammy in the pipeline. I would prefer to wait for the first announcement of Paul Taffe and the next dividend declaration. This company will return to profit and now is the time to buy. Consider also the current world economc problems.......HNT are holding up very well under the circumstances.

.............momentum is growing.......I rest my case Dyehard! https://www.britishbulls.com/SignalPage.aspx?lang=en&Ticker=HNT.L

It would seem that my target of the 17th June 2015 indicating that these shares could reach 48p+ has been smashed!!! I made that prediction based upon a 'double bottom reversal' that took place over the last three months. Today's closing price is particularly significant as it marks a major breakout of previous price trends and occurs on a day when 90%+ of all other shares have fallen in value. Will Dyehard have the good grace to complement me on the accuracy of my prediction? Or will he still be full of 'doom and gloom' and try to drive the price lower as a result of possible losing 'short' positions? My superior judgement will soon prove to be carry even more weight as the next report on the progress of the company will show that it is very much returning to profit.......and exciting new ground will be broken under the new leadership of 'trouble shooter' Paul Taaffe. I suspect that this new confidence will be confirmed by maintaining the interim dividend at 1p. my opinion is not really' rocket science' or wild speculation.....it is based on practical common sense! This company has been to hell and back over the last year.......I think all the bad news has been exhausted.......and there is only good news to come.......new initiatives, new business a positive new leadership and hopefully new income revenue from Chinese clients. But I am going to stick my neck out.......despite more 'ya booing' from citizen Dyehard..........I think this share will be 60p by Christmas!

Does anyone have any idea or opinions as to how much the next dividend will be? If we follow the logic that Paul Taaffe has simply reduced the old dividend of 3.50p by half, then the next dividend should be a very juicy 1p making a total dividend of 1.75p.........not at all bad for a share now in it's 40s. If the dividend is maintained, then it will help swell my pension income very helpfully. Perhaps I might be able to afford that club class flight to the Far East from November to February after all!

OK sell them then Dyehard........sell them right now.....if you dare! You probably only have a couple of hundred shares anyway. Oscar Zhao has 20% of the company bought at 58p and Matthew Freud 3% at 40p .......they aren't selling. You sell if you want to.

We ALL have shares to sell at he RIGHT price! But what would be the right price for real heavy weights like Matthew Freud and Oscar Zhou? £1...........£2............£4? I remember holding 100,000 shares in ITV at 20p..........now look at their price! With the magnificent people who are now taking the company in a new dynamic direction.......Paul Taffe. the Chief Exec.........and the support of major heavyweight shareholders......I would tend to be more influenced by THEM than Dyehard he he he....... who is a weak holder and will sell these priceless shares for a fraction of their real value.

There's going to be some very good news in the pipeline! And I will have the last laugh over Dyehard.........just you see!

If we get good interim results we will be getting a good dividend income while we wait for the vast improvements that company trouble shooter Paul Taffe, the new chief executive, will achieve. Best not to listen to defeatists, every share has its 'down in the dumps' moments.........this one has had a one as bad as it gets.......but it's on the mend. If has a steady income and is a reliable company, if it breaks into new ground we could see the shares zooming back to 70p plus! I prefer to take note of such successful businessmen as Freud who bought 10million shares around this price last year......rather to listen to one such as Dyehard!

I think we are on the verge of recovery.....................at last!!!

I am surprised that people are still selling these shares on the day of the Tory party election win. I should have thought that the result would be good news for this company. Maybe now the election is over......the profile of this company will begin to rise as more and more good news is released and a gigantic turnaround begins.

"Our customers are increasingly focusing their efforts on Africa, in particular in the most dynamically developing eastern part of the continent. World leaders in the infrastructure sector, financial services, telecommunications, or tourism is increasingly expanding its presence in the region and seek partners with whom they can work to the highest, global standards, while maintaining excellent knowledge of local markets. Our new team of talented consultants in Nairobi is certainly a response to their needs and contribute to the further economic development of the whole East African region, "- said Paul Taffee, CEO of Huntsworth , parent company Grayling.

If Huntsworth can share in these ambitions the future looks very rosy!!!!! HNT is a strong turnaround candidate! http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/careers/careers-leadership/ceo-of-bluefocus-communication-group-is-breaking-the-pr-mould/article24116318/

http://www.prweek.com/article/1291100/bluefocus-chief-oscar-zhao-outlines-global-ambitions All sounds positive for the future!

Cellular Biomedicine Group Engages Huntsworth Health to Build Global KOL Advocacy for Knee Osteoarthritis Stem Cell . ... Apr 22, 2015 ... http://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/cellular-biomedicine-group-announces-new-facility-in-beijing-20150422-00724

Wow! Looks like things are starting to happen! Pile in now while the shares are cheap....this is gonna be a GROWTH stock! The GOOD NEWS is coming fast and furious!!!! http://www.mumbrella.asia/2015/04/grayling-promotes-neelesh-hotwani-to-lead-hong-kong-office/

So Paul Taffe gets a two million share hand out after a few days work which includes halving the dividend! Not bad if you can get it! But........it all depends, apparently on share price performance. So hopefully he will work his butt off to lift the share price! I hope so......I've held these shares for five years and now I have a small fortune......trouble is....before buying into this company I had a LARGE fortune! Some of us need some retirement money....so come on Paul....do your stuff.

And the new contract is with a Bio medical firm in China! It could be very good news indeed, if at long last some new Chinese business is being created. It looks like the beginning of a turnaround.

When will the new Chief Executive express the same confidence?