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Displayed spread is 9.5/11 to discourage any speculative buying. I can sell xxx,xxx for 10.10p and it looks like buys are going through at 10.835p This looks a more realistic spread but buying xxx,xxx is difficult. Selling xxx,xxx at 0.6p over bid is easy. We just need a better endorsement than Zak Mir! Looks like nothing moves nowadays unless the Twitter crew have jumped on the bandwagon.

Check out the +3% shareholders shown on FLX website. taking into account my 1.8%, I calculate 62% of the share capital is very tightly held by directors and serious investors of FLX who won't want to see their hard earned investment further diluted. FLX should be cash positive by now and if in need of short term loans or loan notes, they should be abl to do it without issuing more share at a discount. http://www.falanxgroup.com/aim-rule-26/investor-information/

This 9:30 analyst meeting could have many positive or negative connotations. If course being a substantial holder of FLX stock I am going to be biased and after exploring the negative (fund raise), I am then going to dig deeper on the positives. The industry FLX are in makes it difficult to go into great detail on specific contracts. There will probably be many questions once the results are released which can be tabled and carefully answered verbally but not necessarily documented in the RNS. I see it as a huge positive FLX are releasing the interims after just 6 weeks, they don't have to wait for the 9th Nov if they are looking to raise funds and this doesn't require a presentation, these are normally done behind closed doors and deal done before any kind of analyst presentation. I just feel there will be a lot of questions, and also an interesting 6 weeks since the 30th Sept to 9th Nov. Also the chairmans outlook may be as positive as its ever been and again, the analysts will have more questions on this as most analysts know how the oil and gas business works inside out, the for FLX to get the city working with them, it has to be done face to face in more detail. As has already been pointed out, FLX may now be at a point where they can raise funds without diluting their own holdings. This company could go from £7m mcap to £50m mcap in a matter of weeks with the right sales figures and I'm banking on the Talk Talk fiasco giving the FLX sales team more work than they can handle. Stonking buy up to 20p, contracts dependant to get it to 40p

Zak Mir having a 2nd attempt at calling this one in as many months I'm more interested in the potential news flow which should be the main driver for this share rather than the 50 and 200 day moving averages but if he's right, I won't be complaining. http://www.shareprophets.com/views/16065/zak-mir-s-bull-call-of-the-day-no1-falanx-20p-gap-target

Hi MrR, you're right, the Stuxnet was an attack not on a scale normally seen but again an inside job which FLX also specialise in. When you Google Cyber attach/breach nuclear power station, air traffic control and other highly sensitive organisations it makes you realise how much since 2011 this news flow and awareness has exponentially increased and the fear factor of a strike a lot more apparent at government level. One of the differences FLX has is they're no longer just act as consultants, but put an expert on the inside and when their products cover mobile devices (early 2016) which again puts them ahead of their peers, FLX mcap should be returning to sensible levels as we get news on revenues generated by all these services which will be being signed up monthly. Just a shame due to the business they are in, it won't necessarily be reported in detail.

Nice write up on proactive investors .co.uk http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/116650/ipplus-falanx-and-corero-may-benefit-scrutiny-of-internet-security-systems-116650.html Falanx's product is particularly complimented by the article and stands out as the most comprehensive product. IP Plus (LON:IPP) was up 5% in early afternoon trade as investors said it could be a beneficiary of the industry-wide tightening of security in the wake of the hack attack on TalkTalk (LON:TALK). In fact it was one of a number of innovative small-caps given a push, including Falanx and Corero Networks. While stock in the hapless internet service provider fell a further 9% on Monday, shares in IPP, which presented a Proactive Investors’ Tech Capital event in London earlier, were in demand. The company has developed a technology called PCI-PAL that allows companies to take credit and debit card payments safely and securely over the phone. IPP’s raison d'être is not so much the platform itself, but the fact it is compliant with strict industry standards – which provides a major barrier to entry to newcomers. It is not exactly unique, but operates in a small pool, inhabited by fellow London-listee Eckoh (LON:ECK). Eckoh has CallGuard, a product similar to PCI-PAL, which is gaining traction and has amassed 50 clients in a very short space of time. Chief executive Nik Philpot reckons it took three years and 100,000 man hours to become Payment Card Industry-compliant. Leading the field was Falanx (LON:FLX), led by former British Army officer John Blamire. His cyber security business uses software developed by a separate technology firm. What marks it out is not the platform, but the fact it deploys specially trained security analyst that is able to interpret red flags generated by the system. While attacks from hackers make the headlines, around 60% of breaches are internal. Falanx is expert at spotting this threat from within. “As it is a managed service, it is live, which gives the client higher level of assurance and reactivity,” Blamire said in a recent interview Proactive. “Ours is not just a piece of software that might sit there and you’d never know whether it is doing what it is supposed to, or whether it is up-to-date, or has the right patches. “We have visibility through the network. We can see what’s actually going on. We look for the presence of abnormal, the absence of the normal.” Another cyber security firm doing well in the aftermath of the TalkTalk debacle was Corero Networks (LON:CNS). It has developed software designed to head off the distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks of the type that hit the internet giant. Corero was up 2%.

is a 15 year old boy from Northern Ireland!!!! http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-34643783 Why is our data, money and lives at risk to school children with a laptop. Get your companies technology protected and stop putting everyones livelihoods and money. Its time to put up stronger defences and take financial contingency plans by insuring heavily against the huge financial liabilities which could be incurred. Falanx is a one-stop-shop to for world leading and government accredited preventative defences and should the worst occur and defences are breached, the huge financial burden will be fully insured as long as it can be proven that every precaution had been put in place which Falanx will have done. This preventative action and insurance should be on the top of every IT managers list of things-to-do. Just typing cyber attack or cyber breach into the BBC news website search shows the shocking number of breaches, and these are just the big ones reported. We can only speculate on how many don't reach mainstream press. Talk Talk have had 3 attacks this year!!!! http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-34423419 check out this cyber attack on an Iranian Nuclear powerplant. Cyber criminals, state-sponsored hackers and terrorists were all increasing their online activity, it said, meaning that the risk of a significant net-based attack was "ever present". Such an attack on a nuclear plant, even if small-scale or unlikely, needed to be taken seriously because of the harm that would follow if radiation were released. In addition, it said "even a small-scale cyber security incident at a nuclear facility would be likely to have a disproportionate effect on public opinion and the future of the civil nuclear industry". Unfortunately, research carried out for the study showed that the UK's nuclear plants and associated infrastructure were not well protected or prepared because the industry had converted to digital systems relatively recently. This increasing digitisation and growing reliance on commercial software is only increasing the risks the nuclear industry faces. There was a "pervading myth" that computer systems in power plants were isolated from the internet at large and because of this were immune to the kind of cyber attacks that have dogged other industries. In 2009, a malicious computer program called 'Stuxnet' was manually uploaded into a nuclear plant in Iran. The worm took control of 1,000 machines involved with producing nuclear materials, and instructed them to self-destruct. Screaming buy and hold over the next 12 months as Falanx picks up so much business of the back of the best advertisement they could get. Blue chip communications PLC can even keep their customer information safe. Just wish I could buy more in quantity, any attempts to buy 25k or more results in pretty quick ticks up.

Interesting addition to the release of interims on 9th November. Falanx Management team will be hosting an "analyst briefing" at 9:30 on the day if the interims being released. This is not typical unless that have bad news to explain with the figures or a massive upturn in the figures which needs more explanation than the interims document would normally offer.j personally believe (and yes I'm biased) but based on recent news similar to Talk Talk and themes products launched this year and the government and international accreditations and the additions to the sales team, FLX will have something to shout about on the 9th Nov and for a change Redleaf and FLX are going to give the city analysts something tasty. Expect the SP to move between now and 9th and it will move in the direction based on the analysts expectations of the presentation. Fingers crossed FLX have something good to shout about. This who put backed FLX at 14p earlier this year may now have something to look forward to. Falanx Group Limited, a security and risk management consultancy working with blue chip and government clients worldwide, will be announcing its interim results for the period ended 30 September 2015 on 9 November 2015. The management team will be hosting an analyst briefing at 9:30am on the day, at the offices of Redleaf Communications, First Floor, 4 London Wall Buildings, Blomfield Street, EC2M 5NT.

My 12 week re-rate is still on the cards and I still stand by this but I will still be holding through 2016. I just believe there will be a move back to around the placing price of 14p before the end of the year and it won't necessarily be news driven. Just sentiment in the sector and these shares being very tightly held.

Hi OW, I mean real quantity, 75K is a decent buy but as you can see, only a handful of buys is moving the price. It doesn't take a lot to get this one moving. Looks like todays news may have a few small investors looking to buy into the sector.

Very difficult to trade in quantity without affecting the SP. A small £1,300 trade will tick it up or down. You have to be shrewd if you want to get your hands on loads without paying over the odds. Anything below 14p (may placing price) is a screaming buy for me. This drop below 14p is a blip and will very quickly be corrected. It's the following 6-12 months I'm interested in. I don't hold many shares for the long term prospects. I trade some and I hold others during periods of hype, expectation and frequent newsflow but this one is my baby to watch grow up over the next 12 months. I expect previous highs to be achieved easily once there's a regular flow of news on cyber contracts and the uptake of the insurance. This must be the easiest product to sell at the moment and im currently considering a change of career and moving into this sector.

Thanks for this mornings posts. I've been stuck on another project all morning and haven't been able to answer a couple of questions, you've beat me to it and with some well research and and detailed answers. This stock won't move anywhere though until real revenue figures are announced or reports of large blue chip contracts. £2.64m was pumped into FLX in May (at 14p, a substantial premium to today's price) and a chunk of this was used to buy licences. Still leaving £1.7m cash on June 30th. FLX are generating cash and must be very close to break even. The next trading update will hopefully enlighten us to how close to a profitable model they now have. These are great levels to get into FLX but still speculative because the management are yet to pull off the big one.

Another high profile cyber breach. Talk Talk now telling everyone to change passwords and check bank accounts. Come on FLX, this is all good for your business model, take advantage of it, get some PR out during these days of work and fear amongst the public and big corporations who obviously aren't taking care of he publics private information.

Transformational is a word used all to often with exploration companies with no real hope of adding shareholder value for many years if at all after dilution. The next 12 months for FLX really will be transformational. It will have been a painful wait for those buying into the business model 12 months ago but anyone getting in now will have an exciting 12 months.

I can't say why, I'm not professing to be privy to any inside information. I have no connection with the direct employees of FLX but something outside of the day to day running of FLX which is going to have a profound upward effect on the SP over the next 10-12 weeks. Dibs, if you get chance, private message me, I'm phil1969 on @dvfn

Let alone the rumoured short position. MTR know more than us ill informed PI's and they hold a sizable position for reasons which are well documented. As already posted, they didn't sell a single share on the recent rise to over 3p. Small float, one positive RNS and MTR will have bagged another. They called it right with KIBO and many others. Follow the experts, not anonymous BB posters.

As you say dibs, there's no stock available to buy in qty and he MM's are also discouraging big qty sells so another trading update will be required to get his on the radar. We need numbers, how much are these contracts worth?? A long list of potential orders about to drop with government departments?? The insurance arm picking up business?? The last update was positive but as has been pointed out, not enough financials. The next update needs to hint at a turning point into profitability with regular new contract announcement s. This could then send FLX on a 12 month run back to previous highs. FLX have positioned themselves perfectly to achieve the above. Let's see if they can deliver.

The price doesn't reflect the sale of Akdjol Tokhtazan, therefore it's currently prices with failure of this sale to go through in mind. The licence also runs out in Dec of which David Invest LLP is liable for the costs of maintaining the licence. Interesting 3 months ahead but Metal Tiger have a good track record so as long as we don't get a TR1 showing them reducing their holding a couple of weeks ago when the SP spiked, I'm also happy to hold.

In one of he communications with Redleaf, they acknowledged their distinct lack of PR over the last 12months due to FLX during this time applying for more accreditations and hiring the right people. They said FLX are entering a new phase in their development and that the next 12 months should be transformational. Well, I wait with excitement for the first big government contract. Unless the recently announced contracts are for seven figures apiece the SP isn't going to move from here. But I still see it as a strong buy at these levels. I feel for anyone who purchased on the run up to the summer but I can't see any reason why 20/30p can't be achieved over the next 12 months with the right contract announcements. Cyber security is high on all blue chip company IT departments agendas. FLX just need their men on the ground to be getting their faces in there.

Timeless, I presume by now, HSBC has received you shares? I agree with the rest of what you say is possible with this low mcap company but it's currently priced with failure in mind.