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I can understand the disappointment at the SP but the Half Year Results actually state that the company is too revue the cost of implementing Sensium both in the' field' and internal company cost of research and development This may include off loading the IP to a third party and collecting some revenue. The system itself seems to work, its all about cost. ie do you make a 'gold standard' part when something cheaper is all that's required. If you can afford to hold it would seem better to do so Like many on this Board I'm in the red but I think we have reached a pivotal point at which the company is now engaged in a total assessment on which road to take.

Is something going on?. nice to see but having held these shares for so long its sudden movement is interesting. Normally people know something?.

This has been a good buy for me , first tranche of shares up 110% and second up 32%. It doesn't always work out this way as readers of this board are aware but this company is making good progress. Since leaving work in 2011 most of the 'techy' developments are leaving me behind or as my son and daughter said " were you ever up to date dad". I'll ignore them and keep investing!.

You could be right over sensium, the obvious signs are rejections , once they start its going to be the cost of trying again or deciding enough has been spent. These things happen , the world would stop still if firms stopped trying for fear of failure. Lets hope sensium is still viable but if not the firm looks good in DAB . We may have one year when winding down Sensium operation will cost but long term I think its a good company.

H, good luck with this one. I had to take advice from some of the academics that worked with my wife at the local Business School , she's taken early retirement now, . They thought highly of Belgravium Tech, Inspired Energy, Toumaz and Stilo International. I'm not recommending them! I think its far too dangerous to advise people on investments and my time was spent in engineering but I've never regretted investing in these firms alongside three banks and Taylor Wimpey. I always like management that will face the issues a plan a head. I'm also hopeful that working people don't lose their jobs if its possible to move people around..I think this company is in good hands its just a matter of waiting .

Decided to top up, not a lot, but enough for me. All my divi payments have gone into share buys this year confident the current downward trend won't last long enough to damage my investments too much....in the spirit of the market, now is the time to top up in Banks and firms like Toumaz, Belgravium Technologies and Inspired Energy. Leap of faith? or an inspired timing for the right time to buy? who knows.

Thanks for the link. I might modestly say 'that's what I said'...only joking. It's a good balanced view of the company. Part of it operates here in Leamington with a good young workforce.. I have never recommended shares to anyone , its too dangerous, you never know what's round the corner but I've topped up four times in Belgravium Technologies and plan to top up again.

Steady progress and its good the management are focussed on the Healthcare division. Big decision could be in the next 12 months to carry on with sensium , change the model, or scale down. .

TNH has certainly been a poor choice and badly managed but several AIMS investments have not been bad, Belgravium Technologies, Toumaz, Inspired Energy Stilo International and Aukett S****e. However, like you two of my investments have been really bad TNH and Premier Foods. Still a great time for house builders over the next five years , no politician has any idea how to solve the housing crisis so sadly for many, the profits are their for the few. Sadly I doubt TNH has the right management to get back on track.

Nearly three years behind the curve. This must be one of the only house building company's that is still struggling to make a profit for share holders. Sincerely hope the next update is free from excuses and positive on results. Since my last e mail it seems the three Epsom sites I walked past before my son moved his family are all sold out.. Maybe the current management team should ask how its done.

All credit this share is holding on. The rest of the market looks like a rally for Jeremy Corbyn and I vote Labour.

Having read the half yearly Report it may not be financially good news but for a restructure programme I've read worse reports than this. This company has a good order book that is at least stable compared to some AIMs Shares I hold. Some are willing to gamble on buying today but I'll wait, My general view is a good company that has made good buys like AFS but needs time to integrate the business.

It now makes sense of the changes at the top. I'm always impressed with a company that flags up its short comings and is prepared to correct the waste and duplication but, with any growing company I find this is a normal mile stone. I'm going to hold but will look elsewhere to top up.

Thanks for the link, it does help to read these articles. I'm afraid I have no idea if this includes Toumaz but....it looks likely.

Really good results, very pleased , only regret, of all my AIMs investments this is the one I didn't top up in. I figured the dropping price in oil would undermine Inspired Energy......just seems how wrong you can be.. Will top up in a few weeks.

Thanks for the link, I thought the answer's were measured and demonstrated a good knowledge of the market and prospects ahead. I had to check but I first bought in, in April 2013 and have topped up twice. Its always difficult to speculate on AIMS but Toumaz always interested me after being pointed at them by some academics that worked with my wife. I will certainly top up again in the near future.

A loss in share price on this scale reflects one of two issues. either a loss in confidence of the Business Model or a loss in confidence that the current Management Team can turn the company round. The Business Model looked good two year ago although others are now in the market but the management of the business is looking poor. Its a punt at .005p, a gamble that could return a reasonable profit or a leap of faith. I've decided to hold on but my current investment plan is to go to Belgravium Technologies and Toumaz. Ticehurst Sussex and Borough Green Kent were both supposed to bolster the 2015 figures back in 2014, now its a plan to return to profit in 2016/17. I hope for everyone's sake this company returns to profit.

Good morning, your idea about writing is fine but I'm no expert at the House Building sector. I thought I would explain my 'view' to investment. Only two companies that I have invested in are a problem, TNH and Premier Foods. however, Premier Foods have a relatively new management team that had the courage to ask shareholders for more money via a share issue. This was to pay off large debts that dragged the performance down each year. Then they re organised the company making a better selection of alternative size packages and started a international division to sell abroad. I'm happy because I feel as an investor I know what they are trying to achieve. My loss on Premier Foods first share buy is 87% . With Belgravium Technologies they actually stated this year they would suspend the yearly divi.. The reason is to make a proposed 'takeover' relatively debt free. I'm happy I will not get a divi but I know the reason and feel its good management. That's all I look for from TNH. Trust the shareholders by telling them if the 'model' is working and when . Luckily my other investments are doing well including Taylor Wimpey up 646% since I first bought in at 28p in 2010. With TNH it's not the money, its good corporate govt that is missing. Have a good day as my American daughter-in-law would say.

Pass the tin helmets everyone we are in for a another rocky year. Unfortunately the drop in share price was expected after Friday. Any idea the share price had the bad news factored in is only partly true, it hasn't much further to go. Any defence of the current poor performance has been ...bad luck, difficult planning decisions, contractor going bust, pigs flying, gypsy curse, and any other excuse. Now is and has been for two years a good time for house builders. Although I don't visit the SE very much , my son and family have relocated to Birmingham , out of the London rat race, when I did visit Epsom each week there were three 'fill in' sites from the Noble Park site where they lived into Epsom and then one of the three on my walk with the grandson to his play school. On two of the sites plots were eventually 'taken' before completion. TNH seems to struggle to sell property when finished and the market will cool if interest rates rise. I'm holding on , not because my investment is that big but I see the potential, I just don't think we have the right team to get things moving.

A couple of Rum and Cokes tonight and the world seems fine..........