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That's a great article on City AM this morning. Can't believe it hasn't created a little interest. He's definitely making the point about getting onboard with the sector now before it's too late. "“Companies or funds that are now thinking of taking a position in what is a very fast-moving market are pretty close to missing the boat altogether"

That's a great article on City AM this morning. Can't believe it hasn't created a little interest. He's definitely making the point about getting onboard with the sector now before it's too late. "“Companies or funds that are now thinking of taking a position in what is a very fast-moving market are pretty close to missing the boat altogether"

That's a great article on City AM this morning. Can't believe it hasn't created a little interest. He's definitely making the point about getting onboard with the sector now before it's too late. "“Companies or funds that are now thinking of taking a position in what is a very fast-moving market are pretty close to missing the boat altogether"

Dib did :-)

Nice appointment. A good pedigree in the IT sector and seems to have a history of creating growth and building businesses to the point where they also become a takeover target. We now have a new rudder, let's see if he can point is in the right direction.

You're right moreforus, confirmation of Pauls holding increasing to over 12% is an excellent endorsement. This is getting interesting now. One MM and little free float. One sniff of a deal and this will have to seriously re-rate to find sellers to meet demands.

Another bonus is this is main LSE listed. So no getting suspended after 6 months of no deal. Buy in the dips and sit tight for a few months. It may come sooner than expected now we have he heavy hitting directors on board and £3m readily available.

No need for a placing. £3m worth of cheap convertable shares available and already approved and priced in. Love this paragraph from results reported on 30th June. I wonder how far forward hear discussions have progressed considering this is 7 months old. Highway Capital is a small cash shell, looking to reverse in another company with a suitable business. We have been approached by several such companies and their advisors, and we continue to have discussions with various of them.

If investors don't realise the significance of this appointment and what he brings to the table, they shouldn't be investing. Won't be selling until i see what the new team are up to. Only £1m mcap. Screaming buy if you've got the patience to wait for the new boards plans.

Great article. I'm in the right sector, just hope I'm in the right company. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-35220442

I'd say a very patient order fill. High offer to deter auto buys. Slowly increasing bid fishing for sell orders.

I'll take spectacular contract dibs :-) I'm not sure what FLX monthly cash burn is now all the licences are in place, capital expenditure spent 2014/2015, setup costs. It must be considerably lower than the previous results reported and we have been told of several contracts although not been told what cash it is generating. FLX may not be breaking even yet but most posters calculations of fundraising requirement seem to be based on zero revenue. Revenue may not be breaking any records but as dibs points out, FLX has the potential to announce a game changing contract.

http://www.wired.com/2016/01/the-biggest-security-threats-well-face-in-2016/?mbid=social_fb

http://www.wired.com/2015/12/the-years-11-biggest-hacks-from-ashley-madison-to-opm/?mbid=social_fb Stateside but interesting read. Hopefully FLX have got their inbox full of enquires.

Paul did the same on the last spike but brought back in. He's always ensured he hasn't dropped below 10%. http://highwaycapital.co.uk/investor-relations/share-information/ 78% of share capital tightly held by directors and others, MMs probably tap up Paul for stock when they are running low. Only £308,000 of HWC shares on open market and I have 1.4% :-)

Looking forward to seeing what they have planned for us. At this mcap virtually anything they try to bring on board will constitute an RTO

No worries dibs. Your posts are very welcome as they seem pretty balanced and informative. I don't normally have a lot of time for posters who hang around boards posting negative spin on shares they don't own but I'll make an exception for you ;-)

Hi FK, not frustrated with SP performance. We've had a little spike to 14p recently which would have been a tidy 5 figure profit but I'm holding FLX well into 2016 so not really tempted by a 14p intraday. May regret that in 6 months but who really knows! My frustration is probably better put by your last line regarding lack of reported progress. The management haven't managed to prove they can take this company forward now it's fully operational but it is still a fairly new player in its field. It only takes a handful of half decent contracts at this mcap to take it to a fraction of its peers valuations. Still can't believe a cyber security company with £13m turnover can get purchased for £90m At £6.6m mcap FLX there is a lot of upward pottential. Not necassarily 'blue sky' but nothing will happen without contracts, and lots of them.

Hi Dibs, as ever, informative and your calculations and opinions are duly noted but your posts are a little scaremongery, and given you've admitted you no longer have a position in FLX, I have to be a little cynical and wonder if your just looking for your next entry level. Thanks for the info though. You could be right but as with any smallcap working multiple contracts, it only takes one RNS and a new level of support could be found and if a fundraise was still deemed necassary, it could be at a level supported by a revised 2016 forecast.

Hi FK1, agree and disagree. The actual spread tighter than indicated by the bid and offer but the indicated bid and offer can also be used to trigger stop losses, if driving the bid down or buy orders of you take the bid with it. All too many times the MMs have walked the bid down looking to trigger sells but left offer. The FLX is indicated down 10% Then a few sells go through and before you know it, FLX is blue. This in part down to poor liquidity but when you watch the bid dropping every half an hour in a perfect step formation on the chart, fishing for sells, you know any sells will be followed by the by order which probably triggered the artificial fall. The fun and games will really start when there's news. It's a binary bet, the next RNS could be a trading update with a huge uptake with enquires being converted to contracts. Or it could be a fund raise, I've worked out they've got enough funds without needing to resort to a fundraise until March 2016, until then, any decent contract could put enough in the bank to keep dilution at bay permanently.