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Wow, 10% up since I posted 3 days ago & still three & a half weeks to the ex-divi. Exceeded my expectations. There'll be some profit-taking over the next 3 weeks but another 10% might be on the cards. Then we can settle down with a nice sustainable 5% annual dividend & 5% annual SP rise will do me for long term in the SIPP. Anything over & above will be a bonus.

Starts here. Impressive results after a while in the doldrums but the dividend made it worth holding. 6.5% yield at today's price with 4% of it paid in June with ex-divi date in 4 weeks time and a progressive dividend policy. Plenty of room for SP growth as well from here, time to add.

Well each to his own. You'll make 2% on today's selling price & save the broker fee (immaterial if you've got volume) if you hold until the deal goes through. So assuming you think the £4.65 is nailed on it depends on whether there's somewhere else you want to put the money where you think you'll get a bigger gain in the short term.

Very nice for those of us who've been here a while, 465p per share cash offer to be completed first quarter next year.Trading a little below that now but almost certain to go through. Always a possibility of a hostile bidder stepping in so hold until the deal completes unless it pops above £4.65. http://www.iii.co.uk/research/LSE:STY/news/item/2620256/rule-27-announcement-r

When I first bought in here they were trading at about a 30% discount to NAV & I thought that was a good buy with plenty of upside potential. So even more so now. But it never seems to get there. My belief in the managements desire to deliver for the shareholders has gone & when you start to think they're in it for themselves alone it's time to go. Only when I've made a satisfactory profit of course.

And no RNS to say NWIG has had it's listing cancelled so are they being given the rest of today? I'm not at all impressed with the way this has been handled. Bare minimum of information. Not impressed with the fundraising at GCM either, or the method. Once again bare minimum information. Just looks like �2M working capital to me of which �0.2M has been spent raising it. Just looks like 7.5% dilution in the shareholding to me & an overdone fall in SP this morning. My respect for the way these companies are being run is on the wane, I think I'll be reducing my holding at the appropriate time.

Behuge, Polo Resources has a subsidiary Polo Investments that owns (maybe all now) of Perfectus Management but not the Perfectus Management that was registered here in the uk. That one has been dissolved, theone invested in Polo now is registered in a tax haven, the Marshall Islands. http://www.openbriefing.com/AsxDownload.aspx?pdfUrl=Report%2FComNews%2F20140530%2F01521815.pdf

Keep on trucking. You'll get there in the end if you don't find yourself going round in circles. http://www.iii.co.uk/investment/detail?code=cotn%3APOL.L&display=discussion&threshold=0&action=detail&id=11230005 http://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/AN_1465464494627435100/polo-resources-subsidiary-to-up-stake-in-perfectus-management-(alliss).aspx

I think you'll find that the original suspension was scheduled for 19th October if we hadn't found a nomad by 19th October & the suspension came at 7am on 19th. We did however get an RNS at 18.02 on 18th advising that a nomad hadn't been found. So the good news is that we haven't had an RNS telling us we haven't found one. The bad news is that if we don't get one by 7am Monday we will likely have the cancellation at 7am Monday, unless the AIM decide to continue with the suspension if they've been told one is pending. I'm pretty sure that "by 20th" means "by 7am 20th" The CLP RNS was released at 2.30pm having been embargoed until then & trading re-commenced at 3pm so it's likely that AIM had prior knowledge of what was happening before the RNS was released. So there is hope there that there has been discussion between Polo & AIM that we don't know about yet, or that there might still be over the weekend. Having told us that they would keep us apprised in an RNS, Polo have a duty to tell us before cancellation whether they have of haven't been successful so RNS by 7am on Monday any any eventuality.

lol, 18.64% if you're just counting the ones I won't sell!

I'll answer that. These are the brokers that trade in NEX firms. http://www.nexexchange.com/members-partners/brokers/ One of which is TD Direct, recently taken over by Interactive Invester, & their systems are due to be merged 11th December. So if Polo goes that way I'll be able to trade my Polo shares through iii. Might have to come out of the ISA though, can NEX shares be held in an ISA?

Interestingly ZAI are still listed as an advisor on the NEX, just the AIM they've fallen out with. http://www.nexexchange.com/members-partners/corporate-advisers/. Who trades on the NEX & how do you trade?

lol, trading range 1.65 - 1.70, iii just offered me 1.46 to sell, think I'll hold!

I think I understand Bona Vacantia disclaimer & I think this is all to do with demolition of the former Cosalt building at the docks but I don't understand why the plc should be restored to the register. Nevertheless an interesting development. https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/00019628/filing-history https://www.gov.uk/guidance/apply-to-buy-your-freehold-reversion-bvc4

Yes, but I'm referencing the RNS last night not the website!

Just 3 questions. Why is the investor relations contact in South Africa, why are ZAI still listed as nominated adviser when they can no longer be nominated advisor, what to the public relations people do?

Just think, those poor financiers will be working through the night to get it sorted for the morning.......

And that's my sipp shares gone for 3.58p each netting me 4% on my buy yesterday. Might buy back later if they go back below 3.4p

iii for trading, isa & sipp. �20 a quarter, first 2 trades free, then �10 a trade but reduces to �5 for frequent trading after 10 trades in the month. So reckon on �5 a trade. Usually trade in �1k or �2k a time. Try to do the free ones in the Sipp but frequent trader rate applies across all accounts.

lol, Polo took the place of GCM in my SIPP, sold them at 5% profit overall when the Nomad announcement came out as I considered them higher risk. Bought some Aviva & some Polo with the proceed. Then sold the Polo making a cheeky 3% on the day & then bought back in, couldn't resist. Will sell the SIPP Polo shares today if I can make another 3 to 4%, need 3.60 for that.