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Here, James Parsons, the newly proposed Executive Chairman of @AscentRes expands into his vision and rationale for joining #AST

...James has demonstrated previously his entrepreneurial and dynamic nature, so we’re thrilled to hear more from him Here...

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/16/ascent-resources-qa/

So, #AST Proposed BOD Changes, Fundraising, Debt Restructuring & Share Consolidation.

In a exclusive,soon to be released Q&A with new proposed Exec Chairman James Parsons,he covers:

Why he chose @AscentRes for this next role?

What would his message to current shareholders be?

https://twitter.com/tmsreach/status/1228967303728988160?s=21

How long can the storm engulfing Hurricane Energy’s shares go on? The oil exploration firm’s stock price has been in freefall for months and bosses are at a loss to explain the rapid decline in value. Analysts have described the initial fall, in early December, as “overdone” but Hurricane’s share price has continued to fall into the New Year.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/14/shame-for-hurricane/

...READ the RNS...then read it again!! This is when things start to get exciting...

@TMS : New agencies in the USA have been covering the story...

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/12/news-round-up/

The Sunday Times last weekend reported that Irish company Open Orphan is on call to play a role in the fight against the spread of coronavirus from the Wuhan region of China.

The pharma services firm, which began trading on Aim in June last year, recently completed the acquisition of British quarantine company hVivo.

hVivo owns a 24-bed quarantine clinic, ordinarily used in vaccine trials, attached to St Mary’s Hospital in London. The Sunday Times reports that this is the largest commercial quarantine clinic in northern Europe.

Open Orphan’s share price is currently trading at around 6.25p, up from as little as 5p in early January.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/06/coronavirus/

Russia-focused Eurasia Mining enjoyed another strong week on the stock exchange – with its shares up more than 50 per cent between Monday and Friday.

The stock has been on the rise since late October, a period in which its share price has hurtled up from 0.47p to 6.85p on Friday.
The steep rise has coincided with jumps in the prices of both platinum and palladium, metals in which Eurasia Mining specialises.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/10/news-review-2/

Shares in Zenith Energy bounced up a healthy seven per cent yesterday as the firm brought investors good news from the Republic of Congo. The oil and gas firm is close to taking control of 80 per cent of AAOG Congo, which itself has a 56 per cent interest in the Tilapia oilfield. Zenith management has held constructive talks with the nation’s authorities about renewing a 25-year licence for the site.

The company also provided positive updates on the purchase of Coro Energy’s Italian assets and its latest plans for drilling in Azerbaijan. Chief executive Andrea Cattaneo said it had been a “busy start to the year” and expressed hopes that Zenith’s work in the Republic of Congo could “deliver transformational value” for shareholders.

Today the company announced The Potential Acquisition, of an asset formerly operated by a major international oil company, last produced at a rate in excess of 1,000 barrels of oil per day. on completion, the asset does not require material upfront capital investment and has the potential to fulfill Zenith’s mid-cap development objectives.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/12/news-round-up/

Advertising firm Bidstack Group’s downward trajectory on Aim continued yesterday after it warned investors that revenue growth would be “minor” in the first half of 2020.
Its share price closed at below 6p on Tuesday, down around 20 per cent from 7.75p on Monday. Its stock was trading at above 30p last summer. Bidstack, which specialises in native advertising within video games, also yesterday announced the appointment of Andrew House – formerly of Sony and PlayStation to its advisory committee.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/12/news-round-up/

...The NMC Health saga goes on. After months of trouble for the Abu Dhabi-headquartered medical firm, its shares bounced up on Monday after it confirmed a Mail on Sunday story that private equity giant KKR was considering a takeover bid. However, KKR yesterday ruled out any interest in NMC – which is the target of an attack by short-seller Muddy Waters – sending shares right back down again.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/12/news-round-up/

Russia-focused Eurasia Mining enjoyed another strong week on the stock exchange – with its shares up more than 50 per cent between Monday and Friday.
The stock has been on the rise since late October, a period in which its share price has hurtled up from 0.47p to 6.85p on Friday.
The steep rise has coincided with jumps in the prices of both platinum and palladium, metals in which Eurasia Mining specialises.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/10/news-review-2/

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/10/news-review-2/

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/10/news-review-2/

Beleaguered investors in Sirius Minerals, the fallen darling of the stock market, were once again urged by the firm to back a £405million rescue bid from Anglo American on Friday.
Sirius, which is building a giant fertiliser mine in the North York Moors, has been on the ropes since last September when a planned $500million bond sale collapsed.
Earlier last week, Jupiter Asset Management – one of Sirius’s largest shareholders – called on the firm to find an improvement on Anglo’s rescue offer, equal to 5.5p per share. In the summer of 2018, Sirius shares were trading at nearly 40p.
But Sirius chairman Russell Scrimshaw insisted on Friday that supporting the Anglo deal would be the best option for investors and for the project.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/10/news-review-2/

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/10/news-review-2/

Abu Dhabi-headquartered medical giant NMC Health took another battering on the stock market last week, with shares down to a five-year low of 700p by Friday.
NMC, whose shares were trading above 4,000p in 2018, had to issue a statement on Monday saying that bosses knew of “no specific reason for the fall” in its share price that day (20 per cent).
Muddy Waters – the San Francisco-based short-seller that has had NMC in its sights since it issued a damning report on the health firm in December – speculated that Monday’s fall could have been caused by its controlling shareholders selling their stock.
Watch out for more movement on Monday – The Mail on Sunday reported over the weekend that US private equity firm KKR is considering a takeover bid.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/10/news-review-2/

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/06/coronavirus/

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/06/coronavirus/

The outbreak of coronavirus in China and beyond battered stock valuations across the globe last month. And while Europe and the US have staged a recovery in recent days – helped yesterday by unconfirmed reports from China of a potential treatment for the deadly disease – Asian stocks are still struggling and global markets remain fragile.

However, while few investors benefit from global panic, several companies listed on the Alternative Investment Market have benefited from the stock exchange thanks to their potential roles in tackling the virus.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/06/coronavirus/

...However, while few investors benefit from global panic, several companies listed on the Alternative Investment Market have benefited from the stock exchange thanks to their potential roles in tackling the virus.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/02/06/coronavirus/