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For release not denied, when appropriate the key word and in the first "channel" O2 has no channel sky is a channel. Rns being withdrawn must be sensative to other parties and waiting their news. Leads me to believe more than large contract anoucement but something major requiring regulation clerance. Life changing for PINN. Spelling crap on mob

cervisia veritas, sounds like some you might catch in Thailand.

21K buy, maybe converted dibs, just got in again.

i am no expert in AIM rules, never under stood off side rule footy. You have to admit dibs fast out of running blocks with or without shirt.

i like watching football, don't ask me the names of the players, define serious. If i was serious probably leave to the experts, dabble me, you. Wife says spend to much time on mob/pc anyway and always for quiet life and you.

No excuses you do the research or ask questions, would never ramp a share and yes and we all screw up.

Simple, play safe or trade but don't tell others how to gamble.

Thank you for the link. Had a read, pathetic to say the least, does not take a donkey brain to say cash is tight. This is why they are are not in the main market. Would say just like any oil explorer or minning or any others, safe cash probably FTSE 250 or 350. How much safe money put in Afren and lent or put money in british banks, come on nothing safe. IF: O2 and Sky merging for all telecomms under one package for families, Vodafone looking for suiters to keep market share, why is O2 knocking on PINNS door concerning this miserable poor looking tramp of a company having finished the largest IT contract in the world, enjoyed by billions of people. That contract was won by them beating other IT companies to the post and delivered. So we have to assume O2/Sky are stupid and PINN has nothing to offer them, lets wait and see.

can you post link, never heard of him, don't follow tipsters.

we shut up, was blue, turned red. Get paid to work not spout on here, will be watching, let others spout on done my bit.

English only good at two sports shooting and fishing. Girls getting better results in others, or for the ladies.

Yes, me thinks dibs can lose odd shirt on his entry and exit points. AIM hard game unless disaplined and most PI's got fingers burned sometime. AFREN heart attack country but good viewing.

Trade creditors up, costs down, meaning extended credit. Trade debtors down 4% to revenues, harder credit control. Operating costs to revenues 2% down, on quick glance, trying to do own work. i see only improvement on the time constraints.

pulled RNs has truth and money to be made here, i have not added holding large enough.

.I agree the downside risks here substantial "from where", i only see change and improvement on what one consider an almost possible position considering we are still here. Nothing in those numbers other than the revenue drop which was explaned would trigger a substantial risk. If revenues kept dropping than yes, but thats what i am not reading, so comments not warranted on these accounts. but he did say trading EBITDA neutral, so correct there but you did say early days. You can read into them what you want are they better than last year simple yes or no given new CEO, would have lent you a shirt after losing yours. Still think you will make money on this but foe me long term.

Any thoughts on the detail, expecting Geds corporate view any time.

Bonners legacy pure and simple and never would make good reading.It will take 2 years to turn this round but changes in the detail are evident, bottom line makes better reading than last year. Directors supported going concern principle with buying, enough for me to see change. I see no major sales from long term holders as we had the bad news first. Share price at lowest can only rise from here.

first withdrawn RNs was a howler and not for market release, second and last comment on released RNS WHEN APPROPRIATE for me confirms howler Nexr RNS probably company update and accounts only and a comment post balance sheet re: O2. then we will have to wait for the detail. Confident we have ticked all the boxes with the specifics.

A new report claims that Sky (Sky Broadband) andTalkTalk have now both entered the ring as a possible merger or, more likely, collaboration partners for Telefonica’s British mobile network sibling,O2 UK. The news comes only a day afterThree UK’s parent, Hutchison Whampoa, said that they were still in talks over a possible £9bn acquisition of O2. According to the FT (paywall), several people familiar with the situation claim that Sky has been in discussions with Telefonica since “late 2014“, which was also when Three UKand BT were still taking part in similar talks with both EE and O2. Since then BT has of course entered a period of exclusive negotiation with EE (here) and that effectively leaves O2 as the only option. O2 UK has been left particularly vulnerable by the debts of its parent, not to mention giving up on fixed line broadband and phone services (ironically this was sold off to Sky in March 2013), all of which occurred only a year before BT announced its intention to re-enter the consumer mobile market duringspring 2015.

Telegraph.co.uk FINANCE   Sky in talks for O2 tie-up Sky has previously rejected the mobile market on the basis it is not a household bill Picture: PA By Christopher Williams, Technology, Media and Telecoms Editor 5:43PM GMT 20 Jan 2015 Telefonica is battling Vodafone in its attempt to strike a seeking commercial partnership with O2, amid merger talks with Hutchison Whampoa Sky has held talks with Telefonica, the Spanish owner of O2, about a commercial deal that could allow it to offer mobile service alongside television, broadband and home phone services. The discussions have emerged as Telefonica is increasingly seen as under pressure in the UK market, having failed to persuade BT to buy O2 at the end of last year. It opted to enter exclusive negotiations to acquire rival mobile operator EE for £12.5bn instead. Telefonica has also held talks to sell O2 to Hutchison Whampoa, the owner of Three. The Hong Kong conglomerate’s chief executive, Canning Fok, is seen by many industry observers as having the upper hand in negotiations, however, with Telefonica heavily indebted and having tried to sell to BT already. Talks with Sky are understood to have focused on potential commercial partnerships. The Spanish media went so far on Tuesday as to claim Sky could rival Hutchison Whampoa to buy O2 for around £9bn.