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I am not a chartist or a palm reader but I think the next move will be up because the reaction to the profit warnings has been over done and I like the fundamentals, not much debt, cash flow and profits across a range of markets.

While doing business in Russia always carries some risk the rewards can be very attractive. Nordstream 2 going ahead so anticipate cheap Russian Gas flowing into Germany for many years to come. Always the Trump factor to consider but it would appear the Germans have said no thanks to US LNG.

"Following today's announcement, Plexus' MLS equipment will soon be deployed in the huge Russian market which, due to the level of upcoming gas drilling activity, represents a major commercial opportunity for Plexus, and its licensee Gusar," said Plexus chief executive officer Ben Van Bilderbeek.

"Furthermore, with gas being targeted in the current shallow water campaign, it is clearly imperative that the best equipment is deployed to ensure drilling operations are completed safely and that gas leaks are avoided.

"Thanks to the superior qualities of our POS-GRIP wellhead and gas-seal technology, which has raised standards in high pressure/high temperature jack-up exploration drilling, we are confident our equipment will play an increasingly important role in this programme."

Van Bilderbeek said the Commonwealth of Independent States was a "key target market" for Plexus.

After a ten year run when I held varying amounts of 888 and did well I am down 23% this morning thanks to the combination of a steady fall (where I stop lossed some of my stake) and yesterdays sharp drop.

In the past 24 hrs I have purchased more shares as I am confident this is a safe place for the next 3 years. What will happen today, tomorrow or next week? A fight between the short play brigade and value players. My money is on the latter and 888 getting snapped up by a larger US player.

Really? Well yes but not this year. Will be buying more later today.

888 Holdings: Canaccord reiterates buy with a target price of 306p.

Why yes, apparently they are making money and the market don't like that?

"(Sharecast News) - Online gambling firm 888 Holdings on Thursday reported a first half swing to profitability despite revenues in the UK falling sharply as the government clamped down on the sector.

Pre-tax profits rose to $60.1m (£45.7m) compared with a $17.3m (£13m) loss in the same period last year.

Revenue increased 5% to $283.9m, boosted by Spain and Italy. In the UK revenue fell 18% to $86.5m "reflecting heightened regulatory scrutiny".

The company said trading during the second half of the financial year to date had been in line with expectations with average daily revenue, excluding the UK, 6% higher year on year, 4% lower overall and an "encouraging" 9% increase in group new customers acquisition.

Casino revenue was up overall by 10% to $161m, while sport revenue was up by 11% to $37.5m.

Adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) increased 10% to $52.4m. EBITDA for the period was $70m, from a $7.3m loss a year earlier.

Basic earnings per share increased to 15.4 cents compared with a loss per share of 5 cents. The interim dividend was lifted to 4.2 cents a share from 4.0 cents."

Just purchased 5000 shares to add to my stack so while still down on where I was at the start of the year I have added today because this looks overdone and will not lose sleep over 888 in the longer term.

A bit overdone? Seems nuts to me that a company with cash and making money has dropped in value by this much.

Hi Sasa just be aware that the low liquidity permits the market makers to play nasty games.

Up 12% in the morning and down again when it suits them.

I bought in here after the initial drop because the trial "failure" did not make sense to me. I have averaged down and kept my nerve. The RNS yesterday supports my hypothesis that this drug is far from dead. I have no intention of selling my shares for pennies in 2018 when they could be worth pounds in three years time.

Buy and hold imo. Some risk but at these prices a couple of grand buys a bunch of shares in an interesting biotech.

Unfortunately sentiment and momentum ignore fundementals but did not enjoy yesterday and unwilling to buy any more until I see a sustained 3 month rise in sp.

Patience, agree with that but curious as to what caused the sudden dip yesterday in afternoon trading?

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Denison, Energy Fuels and others all enjoying a bounce in share price as Uranium demand and prices hotting up.

Spain can be part of this industry or it can throw away the jobs and wealth by allowing eco-mentalists to stop the mine at Salamanca.

Wow no comments since Jun 2017 despite a 26% sp drop today!

I now pronounce this board officially dead and buried.....RIP.

Just hope CNE does better with their legal case against the Indian Gov.

Sasa agreed with both your posts, very poor liquidity due small AIM stock and out of fashion.

But cash coming our way, great oil technology protected by patents and marketing agreements. Buy and hold for three years.

Similar concerns but decided that it was highly unlikely CNE would not get some compensation from the tax case in the Hague. Your guess as good as mine as to how much?

A modest deal agreed before Christmas could see us at 250p while the full amount claimed could see us at 300p next year. Thus brokers suggesting target sp around 270p seems reasonable.

Yep, that is the argument for buying and holding at these prices. Huge potential and major consumers like INEOS buying into the Shetlands.

Any comment from those who were chuffed to have purchased at 60p earlier today? While I agree this is probably over done trying to catch a proverbial falling knife is not a great idea. Hopefully over the next few days some discussion will occur about what TCG is worth and the company will issue another statement.

Once the sp has stabilised and the financial numbers have been analysed I might buy back in. If you purchased today at 60p hold and wait and see?

Yeh, I know post it on another page....whatever!

http://www.parkmeadgroup.com/operations/our_assets/

(Sharecast News) - The exploration arm of French energy giant Total has unearthed a major gas discovery at its Glendronach site among the West Shetland islands, also giving a boost to UK partners Ineos and SSE, which each own 20%.

Preliminary tests of Glendronach, which is located in the Greater Laggan area, west of Shetland, indicate an estimated 1trn cubic feet of gas, equivalent to around 10bn therms, according to Total.

The site has good reservoir quality, permeability and well production deliverability, and in water depth of about 300 meters, Total said the discovery can be developed quickly and at low cost with the existing infrastructure around the Edradour field and the Laggan-Tormore facilities of the Shetland Gas Plant, in which Total owns 60% and Ineos and SSE also have 20% stakes.

Exert from the old RNS below, this company trades at close to book value, has no significant debt and could receive up to £27 million in cash depending on how well the jack up business does over 3 years. Assume they only get 33% of what was hoped, £9 million, that would double the cash value of POS.....45p a share....seriously?

"Plexus Holdings PLC, the AIM quoted oil and gas engineering services business and owner of the proprietary POS-GRIP® friction-grip method of wellhead engineering, is pleased to announce the completion of the sale of its wellhead exploration equipment and services business for jack-up applications (the "Jack-up Business") and the licencing of certain intellectual property to FMC Technologies Limited ("TFMC"), (together, the "Disposal"), and the receipt of an initial net consideration of £14,164,344.

An additional sum of up to £27,500,000 is payable dependent on the future performance of the Jack-up Business during a three-year earn-out period. TFMC is a subsidiary of TechnipFMC (Paris:FTI)(NYSE:FTI), one of the leading oil and gas service and equipment companies."