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InvestmentLady That's the one I was looking for - cheers.

bongo5 You remember the 70p turnaround. Wouldn't stop going down - day after day - and then suddenly turnaround and it wouldn't stop going up. None of us expected it but it was very welcome at the time.

Just been looking for the Hybridian broker research article but can't find it at the moment but I seem to remember it gave a target shareprice of over £2.07p on a 53% increase in turnover year on year. With an 80% increase in revenue so far that looks to be modest.

All aboard - going UP!!!!! £1.19 to buy...........

Shareprice has just hit £1.10 which was the SP for the second placing. 70p from the first placing was the exact point at which the shareprice turned back up at the end of November so maybe this will do the same now, especially with results due in just over a week (9 working days to be exact).

Either today or tomorrow this will push on past 1p......................

A few sellers from the time this has been below 1p over the last 2 months taking their small profits but once they've gone this should get back to 1.5p quite easily. YOLO's m/cap only about £4.4M at 1p a share.

I just like the sound of a product that has been successfully launched. Plus the m/cap of Magic Media Works must be ultra tiny compared to it's peers which means the growth potential is limitless. The first para today sums it up: "YOLO plc (AIM:YOLO) is pleased to announce that its investee company, Magic Media Works Ltd ("Magic Works"), has successfully launched its Electric Jukebox music streaming device in the UK and has now sold out of its initial inventory during the nine week period since its launch in late November 2016."

Also from investment RNS: "In addition, the Company will invest approximately £1.4 million in Magic Media Works Limited ("Magic Works") through secured convertible loan notes ("Loan Notes"). Magic Works has developed the Electric Jukebox ("Electric Jukebox"), a premium ad-free music streaming service and associated player. The remainder of the funds raised will be used to provide the Company with additional funds for working capital and investments." "The Loan Notes shall bear an interest rate of 10% per annum from 1 March 2017 and are secured by a first ranking debenture over the assets of Magic Works. The Loan Notes are convertible into approximately 41.2% of the ordinary share capital of Magic Works on a fully diluted basis. The conversion rights attaching to the Loan Notes expire on 31 December 2018."

plus: "Magic Works has signed up a number of celebrities to assist in marketing Electric Jukebox, including Robbie Williams and his wife Ayda Field, Stephen Fry, Sheryl Crow and Alesha Dixon, all of whom have equity interests in the business."

From the investment RNS in November 2016 (when the shareprice was near 1.5p): "Magic Works has entered into licensing agreements with the world's major record labels, including Universal Music Group, Sony Music Group and Warner Music Group and major independents including Merlin Music and also the major music publishers, allowing users to access millions of albums and over 29 million music tracks ad-free. Streamed music content is accessed via Electric Jukebox, a proprietary streaming device developed by Magic Works. With a typical set-up time of less than two minutes and a potential addressable consumer market of some 800 million users worldwide (Source IFPI), Magic Works is currently the world's only dedicated music streaming developer of consumer music streaming players and services that provide on-demand ad-free access to a wide ranging music catalogue without the need for either a user account, application download or a monthly subscription."

Cheers. Are there plans to relist?

Since when has Ben Turney been CEO of Teathers anyone?

I just object to paying 1.40p when 2 placings have just gone through at 1p. That's a whopping 40% more than the placing price. I see one trade has gone through - for a grand total of £190.09p. It's just common sense to let PI's in at about 1.05p. Let's hope we get a stand off until the MM's get sensible.

"Shareholders should be aware that this pre-IPO investment will not constitute the implementation of the Company's investing policy as the Company has not completed an acquisition or acquisitions which constitute a reverse takeover under the AIM Rules. If trading in the Company's shares remains suspended for a period of six months from the date of suspension, then trading in the Company's shares will be cancelled. If the Company does not implement its investing policy, in sufficient time, the Board will distribute the holding in i3 Energy directly back to Glenwick shareholders and will seek an orderly and solvent winding up of the Company." Suspended on 5th September so GWIK have less than 2 months to complete a RTO or the listing will be cancelled and " the Board will distribute the holding in i3 Energy directly back to Glenwick shareholders and will seek an orderly and solvent winding up of the Company."

I see that some people will have made some money on this shambles over the last few months. To be honest I had long forgotten all about it. Good luck to them but on the whole this share is a total disaster and has no future.

I'd say that's the opposite - now they have finally finished building this rig they haven't even got a buyer secured. It looks like whoever ordered it has had second thoughts but that Amedeo and partners may have another interested party if they are lucky. The original buyer has probably pulled out because the value of drilling rigs has plummeted over the last couple of years along with the cost of hiring these rigs. Do I hold here - no - but I did lose a lot of money on this nonsense a few years ago. Oh and by the way another company called Lamprell build several of these rigs a year. This one order has taken forever - and still there are no orders for anything else. "Lamprell (ticker: LAM), a leading provider of diversified fabrication, engineering and contracting services to the onshore and offshore oil & gas and renewable energy industries, is pleased to announce that National Drilling Company ("NDC"), Abu Dhabi, has exercised one of its existing options and awarded a contract to Lamprell for the construction and delivery of a high specification jackup drilling rig. Lamprell has previously been awarded contracts by NDC for a series of eight rigs and this ninth rig will be of the same design. The LeTourneau-designed, Super 116E (Enhanced) Class mobile offshore drilling unit will be constructed at Lamprell's facility in Hamriyah, United Arab Emirates (UAE), with a planned delivery in Q2 2017." "Lamprell (ticker: LAM), a leading provider of fabrication, engineering and contracting services to the energy industry, is pleased to announce the completion of construction of the "Ensco 141" jackup drilling rig and its delivery to Ensco Intercontinental GmbH, a subsidiary of Ensco plc ("Ensco"). The contract for the "Ensco 141" rig was signed in April 2014 and this is the second rig with the LeTourneau Super 116E (Enhanced) Class design which Lamprell has delivered to this leading drilling operator. The rig will be warm-stacked alongside its sister rig at Lamprell's stacking facility in Hamriyah, United Arab Emirates. The Group currently has a further four new build jackup rigs under construction at its Hamriyah facility, which are progressing as planned and will be delivered over the coming 6 months." And they even struggle to make a profit. Amedeo have made a real mountain of this one rig and now it isn't even sold.

Another Adam Reynolds tough of genius like NEW (which is where this was meant to be wasn't it). The trouble with companies like Big Sofa is they talk of all the billions of $'s of potential revenue and then end up with yearly turnover of about a million pounds or so and an annual loss and that's all you get - oh, and a few maniac rampers who can only see the billions of pounds of potential revenue but never see the measly turnover the company are really making.

The news says "the Syrian rebels have called for a five-day truce to allow the evacuation of civilians, after withdrawing from their last strongholds in Aleppo's old city" and it looks like the oil-men and brokers have sneaked in during the ceasefire to assess the state of their oil wells and to start to work out how much they are owed. Don't worry about the city being in ruins with no hospitals, schools, not even homes for the civilians to sleep, just get the oil wells up and running quickly and get GPX all their outstanding cash please. I feel a more humanitarian altruistic attitude may be more suitable here rather than huge greedy spikes in the shareprice. Just my opinion. rebels have asked for a ceasefire to allow the civilians to leave -

The placing raised gross proceeds of £475,000 - the market cap meanwhile has gone up from about £1.2M to about £5.4 million - a rise of over £4 Million with probably more to come tomorrow. Not sustainable. You could be spiked on this rise for years!!!!!!!!!!!