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The Chinese interest rate cut floated all boats (shares) today especially mining shares. IFL benefitted a little, but China's move could be a turning point for the Share Price. The company still has to prove itself financially though before it really motors on and meets the brokers lofty expectations.

Barclays starts with underweight rating; 174p price target I don't take too much stock in the analysts predictions, but the shares are still in a down trend. With no previously traded lows the shares could keep going lower. #powderdry

FAM was featured on Tip TV yesterday. I still can't post links to these messages, so you'll have to search for it. Look for the small caps discussion with Gary Middleton on the Tip TV home page.

The value of recent trades in IFL are small change; nothing significant. That tells me there's no real market interest in the shares just yet. However, I believe there will be a turnaround in the medium term and that's one reason why the brokers' share price targets look high relative to today's price. If you have a position here and bought recently then Good Luck!

Good post Stockraider, as money and risk management in AIM are paramount. It's always better to have a well diversified portfolio.

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Numis and Finncap are reiterating their buy recommendations with large upsides to the current share price. That's OK, but the market does what it's meant to do. Maybe these prices will be hit eventually but for the time being they are hardly credible. On Oct 3rd the Directors bought at 7.1p so it shows a little confidence in the future although the amounts bought were not really significant.

I recently bought at 6.9p for a recovery play, but it seems 1) I tried to catch a falling knife and got a bloody hand (for now) 2) The market will recover in a few years time; so for me it's a long term play. and 3) I've recent had an AIM share take a 70% paper loss only to be in a 16% profit position in less than a year; thats GWMO. So things do change with these companies, in this case the fundamental prospects still look good.

The next announcement from IFL will be 3 November when they release their Interim Management Statement which includes a Production Report for the three months to 30 September 2014. The share price will move on that, either up or down. Genius!

I've got lots of burnt fingers so it's difficult to type ;-) But I've learnt that in AIM there's only one silly price and that's 0p.

I see the spread has narrowed from a hefty 10% to 4% yesterday. Looks like the market makers want to attract some business.

You simply can't say that a few months after flotation SAGA won't ultimately grow its business over the long term, which will have a positive impact on its share price. However, if you invested blindly expecting to "stag" the new issue and take a quick profit based on its reputation/brand then you're a sucker. You'll join millions of other shareholders (me included) who learnt the hard way by investing in well marketed IPOs and coming out with a loss. C'est la Vie, but use this experience to learn if you decide to invest again. Good luck.

Not a spellbinding RNS this morning, but it's enough to make me hazard a buy in additonto all the other factors. I checked a number of aspects from Finances to Directors' purchases to eBola outbreaks and I believe this has potential. DYOR though before taking the plunge.

So Bank of England contract was a sideshow compared to today's unpalatable profit warning. Sell.

It's not over yet, but being announced the preferred bidder for the Bank of England contract puts De La Rue in the driving seat.

Just bought some DLAR as today the share price crossed is 200 day MA to the upside and there's a bullish engulfing candle. It's good for the dividend but it does need to win the Bank of England contract to remain in favour. It also needs to add shareholder value by reversing the current situation where total liabilities exceed total assets.

Thinking of buying DLAR, but I'm not sure. It looks like they have A good business, although I think the share price has been depressed because of the forthcoming bank of England contract. Does anyone else have any light to shed on their future prospects?

On 16th June Philadelphia Financial Management went short on #TLPR - closing price was 270p; today's price is 251p

The share price is going to sleep as people lose interest. Preliminary results should change that as well as news about participation at big events. PS: By the way I went to Radcliffe a few days ago, and in the square there were a lot of steel containers sub-divided into units. I though Snoozebox had come to town until my wife said they were market stalls. Supplied by Gap Containers, I think "ugly" is an understatement: http://www.gapcontainers.co.uk/radcliffe_market.html

MAN traded sideways from June 2013. then it recently broke resistance of 90p. So I'd take Citigroup's recommendation with a large pinch of Salt especially as their old target was 90p and the shares reached 106p a few days ago. IMO, broker ratings are a mixed bag unless they are consistent and timely.