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anyway, should get active newsflow to address any shorting action

Bluestone aren't going to enter a £2M short term loan agrement on just a £20K compounded return per month, especially with the max periiod set as 3 months & the likelihood of a completion at any time - the deal suits both parties tbh, especially if it provides a breathing space for IPSA to negotiate a better eventual sale price covering the contractual success fee. The short term financing issues now addressed, we can look forward to the notification & details of successful sale completion. atb

would an outfit like OAM follow that course of action to actively engage in any negotiation process re: covenants - highly unlikely!! atb

I'm very comfortable in the stock at this level & now the Blustone finance is in place. It removes many of the uncertainties & the deal has been negotiated looking to a successful conclusion of the sale process. Also confirmation of other party involvement now so looking to the best deal in the very near term to increase shareholder value. Now

His posts across multiple boards have been removed now. I think he/she had an issue with the LSE.co.uk management

I actually picked up another 10K shares at 15:28 to add to to the earlier 20K - a great buying opportunity & fully taking advantage of the wider market drops & before further contract news. atb

Enjoy the quiet here while it lasts

Effectively, Bluestone will be extremely confident of the deal going through fairly soon, hence the limited monthly repayment rate agreed as compared to the one off success fee

Its basically a payment to Bluestone on completion of the turbine sale. The reason it seem fairly high is that the loan is a short term one with interest payable at 1% per month & with a quick sale of said turbines limiting the repayment value to Blustone - hence the one off success fee to offset that. "The loan is due for repayment in 90 days unless extended by mutual agreement or earlier, inter alia, upon sale of the Turbines. " atb

20K Buy at 15:24:45

Accorduing to david roda from bloombergs interview but make your own minds up - My view is for an overall macro market recovery with stock specific news re: new contract http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-04-05/u-s-stock-futures-decline-before-jobs-unemployment-data.html

Primarily due to the US Jobless report which is impacting the wider market - basically factored in across the board today with the days loss http://money.cnn.com/2013/04/05/investing/premarkets/index.html?iid=mkt_SF_news

You could be right with your 125p buy limit very short term?? - Ftse down 0.71% atm & stocks like Barc down to the circa 281p mark after having been sitting around 320p at the time of LAM's Results & clarification of losses/progress going forward. The point is LAM's SP loss since is more indicative of a wider downturn (Cyprus isue, Italy elections etc) and certainly not stock specific. We've seen that on the intermittent rallys that have also closely followed wider market trends. Depending on who you beleive, many analysts are looking at such dips in the market as buying opportunities with a risk on attitude still underpinning the market (hence recent S&P highs etc). I've no doubt this'll be back up higher then its recent 150 point & approaching the 200p+ level within Q2. dyor as always

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We all the know the price moves here on the very low number of free shares in issue (and considering a large proportion are held by Management & company employees). That's what contributed to the very sharp decline noted seen over the last few months & should equally see a strong recovery now the CULS situation has been resolved. The underlying economic factors with signs of recovery within the domestic market should further underpin a rise back up over a more extended duration. Good to hold imho

Re; other stocks, myself, deanowls & a few other Lamprell shareholders are also holding IPSA. There's a 23p worked price estimate there (current buy sub 4p), very near term newsflow & short term funding situ resolved until the turbine sale, which will put them in a debt free situ (very strong position for an Aim company to be in). Dyor as always but a very strong prospect for a near term multiple rise of the sp imho. LAM still one of my biggest holdings, which I'll comfortably retain for the price developments discussed in previous posts. The Florida lifestyle sounds a good one & may very well try it myself ;) Atb

the 169,824 was an Uncrossing Trade so 'quarter million' weren't sold in the last 2 trades. There's probably quite a few people relinquished positions before the weekend (in case of any macro shocks) in order to come back in when market re-opens imho Have a good Easter Weekend all

another one to watch for a multiple rise will be IPSA imho but dyor of course

Just the start!

It's a lot easier when you just sit back & ignore the daily price movements. However, that's bearing in mind my own position is a longer term one, as stated previously. We don't have any 'nasty shocks' as was the case with the unquantified & increasing losses in the previous profit warnings. Those have now been established, lessons learned & with the Company now moving forward. That's why any of these very short term downward price moves don't hold any particular, 'hidden' relevance imho. Re: New Contracts, they'll be be announced soon enough so more then comfortable with any price movement as we progress with the Company's recovery.