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yes seller has been a.****.. a dumb one. this is a huge deal. i am sure nktn are all over this and more news to come

Really hope Cluff can follow. if Cluff does what Serica has done we could actually 50 bag???

Hope GBP and CLNR can do the same or more

Trevors trying to build a strong sustainable company with a stable share price Name Number of Ordinary Shares % of Issued Shares Capital Trevor Brown (including shares held by Free Association Books) 16,180,788 22.36% West Coast Capital Investments 7,559,934 10.45% Kathleen Schmainda 3,974,575 5.49%

this has not been pumped by anyone

That article is from an independent website.

Nics chart, nice person - she says really positive. Good support and looking for break above 5 but no time scale given

what aee they saying. i cant believe this is dipping

Cluff just tweeted about BP. DG1 - I am just going long on this so also just adding on dips Good luck. No advice intended.

Gross profits up 46% to $2.1 m (2016: $1.4m) Gross margin up to 38% (2016: 27.7%) https://www.starcomsystems.com/download/201804_Starcom_AGM_Presentation_April_2018.pdf

They think Gordon is fairly compensated. Is PIP�s CEO overpaid relative to the market? Despite the fact that one size does not fit all, as compensation should account for specific factors of the company and market, we can determine a high-level thresold to see if PIP deviates substantially from its peers. This outcome can help direct shareholders to ask the right question about Watt�s incentive alignment. Normally, a UK small-cap is worth around �696M, generates earnings of �67M, and remunerates its CEO at roughly �1M annually. Accounting for the size of PIP in terms of market cap, as well as its performance, using earnings as a proxy, it appears that Watt is paid on a similar level to other UK CEOs of small-caps, on average. This indicates that Watt�s pay is fair.

just 1 post, ffs, just hope this goes randomly flying up 1 day

drop. no doubt theyl be a sodding placing soon.

Lots of news articles out about land being cleared up for blockchain energy centres in Hunter Valley running on coal. https://smallcaps.com.au/iot-group-blockchain-dominance-energy-hunter-valley/ https://www.ccn.com/aussie-silicon-valley-hunter-energy-partners-with-iot-for-blockchain-hub/

IOT Group aims for blockchain dominance from the Hunter Valley. There is one key consideration for any aspiring blockchain-enabled company � abundant energy. With this huge caveat in mind, IOT Group (ASX: IOT) has decided to spin-off a new company, IOT Blockchain Pty Ltd, to be based at the epicentre of power-generation in the Hunter Valley, and therefore, obtain power at wholesale cost. The company commenced development of a �blockchain strategy to gain an exposure to the rapidly developing Internet of Things (IoT) sector� with the first step being to sign a binding agreement with an energy company. IOT Group has agreed to partner with Hunter Energy for the right to establish a proposed �Blockchain Applications Complex� (BAC) to be located in close proximity to a grid and directly source the large power required, directly from a power station to be recommissioned by Hunter Energy. IOT Group�s shares were up 20% and trading at $0.06 in early morning trade on the ASX following the news. In other words, Hunter Energy will be the rigger and IOT Group will be the trigger in delivering a wide range of blockchain-powered goods and services, although the deal remains conceptual in nature and still has many facets to be figured out by the two companies. The power of blockchain Hunter Energy is currently working to recommission an existing power station in the Hunter Valley and to acquire all of the associated assets, with a target commencement date of Q1 2019. If this is successfully achieved, IOT may be able to obtain power at wholesale cost, without the additional charges and costs associated with power transmission, including grid costs, poles and wires, and electricity retailer margins. This change is expected to assist clients to operate and manage their Blockchain businesses on a more cost-effective basis as the cost of power is likely to be more economical.Hunter Energy will grant IOT a right to establish the BAC at the site of the Power Station Project in consideration for 10% of the net profits of the IOT BAC housed on proposed site, expected to be around 2 hectares in size.The agreement states that electricity for the BAC will be supplied at �wholesale cost�, which should be no more than one-third of current business and consumer power costs, making IOT Blockchain a cost-effective opportunity, due to the relatively low cost of power. However, at this stage, the significance of the agreement to IOT is exploratory, with the goal to build a long-term business in blockchain for IOT. Furthermore, IOT and Hunter Energy agree to use their best endeavours to finalise and execute long-form agreements over the next 90 days. Also, the agreement does not include the issue of securities or any changes to the board or senior management of IOT. Blockchain-powered future IOT thinks this type of business-to-business arrangement would be a �first for Australia� and &#

https://www.engadget.com/2018/04/11/coal-power-plant-reopened-cryptocurrency-miners/ more work for MRS probably. A closed-down coal plant in Australia's Hunter Valley, about a two-hour drive north of Sydney, is reopening in order to provide inexpensive power for Bitcoin miners. A tech company called IOT Group has partnered with the local power company to revive the power plant and set up cryptocurrency mining operations, called a Blockchain Operations Centre, inside it. This would give the group direct access to energy at wholesale prices.According to The Age, the Hunter Valley coal power plant was closed back in 2014. Hunter Energy plans to restart the generator in early 2019. The company understands the demands of cryptocurrency mining, and hopes to make the power plant even more attractive to tech companies by adding cleaner energy sources, such as solar power or batteries. Cryptocurrency mining is an incredibly power-intensive process. It involves using energy hungry computers to solve complex problems, generating intense amounts of heat and using quite a bit of electricity. As a result, miners and mining companies have been on the hunt for inexpensive electricity. Operating from within a coal plant meets that requirement for sure.

lol yes. a small fundraise wont surprise me but we are in safe hands with TB in charge here.

If you want to sell below BID then why dont you negotiate with someone to buy your shares off you at 16/17 totally moronic.

and i think even the seller has now realised this might superbag like PYC so hold onto your hats!

Trumptown - Nope, looks like an error so a reversed trade, probably 2.60 rather tnan 2.06 its just irrelevant