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So has every one just forgot what the company has actually achieved in the last year? Are we just forgetting the £9m raise, MAPA certification and trial mining plant as well as generating real revenue?

A year ago (before all of the above) Harvests share price was 17/18p now its 6.5p...good luck being short at this level!

It’s ridiculously cheap dow here...I just wonder if it has triggered a stop loss of a large holder, I am also mindful that tax year end adjustments are also going on in the background, thankfully we will see the back of that next week and I am sure the recovery in Harvest and a few others will be strong...

...It is fair to say that Dev has hit the ground running since listing and, while shares have fallen from highs of 14.8p to their current 8p, the business has still held up reasonably well amid difficult VR market conditions. It is early days for the company, and it will be interesting to learn more above it as it continues to release updates. If it can strike the right chord with investors in one of the various sectors it has positioned itself in, then it’s market cap could head north of its current £29.3m....

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/04/uk-listed-vr-firms/

Another business that has struggled to maintain momentum since listing is VR Education. The firm rose to highs of 25p shortly after entering the market last April but has since fallen to 9.5p.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/04/uk-listed-vr-firms/

This week saw the International Data Corporation announce that global shipments of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) headsets are set to grow 54pc to 9m units this year. Meanwhile, over the longer term, shipment numbers are expected to increase at an impressive rate 68pc annually before reaching 69m in 2023.

These bullish figures paint a very healthy picture for VR – where many have awaited growth for some time – that contradicts the recent subdued performance of many of Britain’s growing number of listed firms in the area. Here, we revisit some of the most well-known UK-listed stocks in the VR sector to see what they have been doing and where they could be heading next.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/04/uk-listed-vr-firms/

The guys at @TMS Reach have covered these guys from the early days and this article just befriend that’s news well worth a read and shows how well Paul and the Tean have worked over the last 6-9months...

https://twitter.com/tmsreach/status/1112619775472082944?s=21

"Broker prediction" is key point here...

Since it entered AIM last September, Bidstack Group’s unique take on native advertising has really struck a chord with investors looking for exposure to the rapidly growing video game sector. Indeed, its shares have risen from 6.2p to an impressive 11p over this period, giving it a current market cap of £21.3m. Here, we look at the operational progress made by the company to date before examining whether this positive momentum is sustainable.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/03/29/bidstack/

Block Energy’s plans as it increases stake at West Rustavi and awaits significant well test results

The last few weeks have seen Block Energy build upon its robust start to the year by delivering strong newsflow from its highly prospective West Rustavi asset as well as its other fields in Georgia. With shares now sitting close to an all-time high at 4p, chief executive Paul Haywood talks us through his strategy for taking the business to the next level.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/03/26/block-energy-business-strategy/

During the interview, you will hear Mr Cattaneo discuss the companies updated strategy whilst Bonnie looks under the “financial” hood, shareholders often rightly question the board’s commitment as Cattaneo reminds us of his deferred salary into shares for two years running delivering low operating costs.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/03/19/zenith-energy/

The rise of Greatland Gold continued this week, with shares advancing by more than a fifth on the news that it had secured a $65m farm-in agreement with global mining major Newcrest for its Havieron project in Australia. With the business boasting a strong cash position and an extended portfolio of exploration assets, we ask whether shares can continue to rise from their current 2.1pc.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/03/18/great-news-for-ggp/

A closer look at Jangada Mines following high-grade vanadium deposit discovery

Jangada Mines (LSE:JAN) enjoyed a strong start to the week on Monday when it confirmed the presence of a high-grade vanadium deposit at its Pitombeiras West venture in north-eastern Brazil. The prospective asset complements the business’s flagship Pedra Branca platinum group metals (PGM) and nickel project, where it is aiming to release a bankable feasibility study in Q2 2019.

Despite an impressive rise from 1.6p to 2.7p this year on the back of this progress, the company’s shares remain below the 4.8p they sat at before last year’s resources market downturn. With a sturdy metal market backdrop and plenty of newsflow on the horizon, Jangada’s current £6.3m market cap could represent a decent buying opportunity.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/03/14/jangadas-road-to-recovery/

Infrastrata fell 9pc to 0.96p last Thursday as investors overlooked several positive developments in an update to focus on the firm’s claim that due diligence with potential equity partners was taking ‘longer than expected’. It then fell another 8.8pc to 0.88p on Friday following the news that chairman Graham Lyon would be stepping down to concentrate on other projects. Here, we take a look at the company and its recent newsflow before asking whether this week’s drop presents a decent buying opportunity.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/03/11/infrastrata-plc/

Investors in Red Emperor Resources, 88 Energy, and Patheon Resources have been sent on something of a rollercoaster ride over the last week. Following a much-hyped run-up to drilling, the businesses have delivered mixed results from their joint-owned Winx-1 exploration well in Alaska. This has led the price of all three firms to swing violently. Here, we recap what has happened and look at whether a buying opportunity remains.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/03/05/whats-next-at-winx/

We caught up once again with independent oil analyst @mgrahamwood during our latest instalment talking oil & gas...

We hear about developments at Colter, Alaska and much much more.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/03/04/malcy-talks-oil-gas-viii/

Emmerson Plc, announced news today regarding the potential for further CapEx savings at the port, which enhances the outstanding Khemisset potash project. In addition to media coverage over the weekend in the MIDAS column, Joanna Hart for the mail on Sunday wrote.” The shares are just 3.1p but should increase significantly as chief executive Hayden Locke moves the company into production Potash is known as a bulk commodity, which means it is heavy, takes up a lot of room and is costly to transport, That presents huge challenges for companies miles from the nearest port but it provides Emmerson with a significant competitive advantage”

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/03/04/emmerson-plc-the-midas-touch/

We caught up once again with independent oil analyst @mgrahamwood during our latest instalment talking oil & gas...

We hear about developments at Colter, Alaska and much much more.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/03/04/malcy-talks-oil-gas-viii/

We caught up once again with independent oil analyst Malcolm Graham-Wood, during our latest instalment talking oil & gas Malcy runs the rule over a number of interesting opportunities. As the wider markets continue to show moderate signs of uncertainty the oil price appears to have found dry ground, we hear more about developments at Colter, analysis of news from the north slope in Alaska and much more.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/03/04/malcy-talks-oil-gas-viii/

https://twitter.com/davidburton1971/status/1101973447306084352?s=21

Despite a flurry of news over recent months, shares in smart materials player Versarien have fallen from 134.5p to 76.5p so far this year, a drop of around 43pc. Here, chief executive, Neill Ricketts tells us what he thinks is driving this decline and discusses his plans for the coming months.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/03/01/versarien-plc/

On Wednesday Nostra Terra Oil & Gas (NTOG) announced a £1.15million placement. This was 3 weeks after CEO Matt Lofgran spoke with us and told us the company didn’t intend to raise money. Investors have been understandably frustrated at this, so Doc spoke with Matt to put the question directly to him about what changed? Did he know he was going to do the raise when he spoke with us?

Listen now to hear what Lofgran has to say, his answers might well surprise.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/02/28/nostra-terra-oil-gas-4/