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8% drop in sp but a wide ish spread of 5% are the market makers taking the p1ss in shallow trading?

According to HL the dividend is about 5.8%. OK will that be sustainable? Do not know for sure but suspect the sell off overdone and at this price Playtech looks interesting at this price.

Final thought would someone take advantage of the sp drop and make a bid?

Two options, the most sensible is to sit on your hands and review the sp in 6 months, the second if you are confident is to average down and buy a few more.

There is the question of "if" the trading situation persists in Chine/Asia and I purchased on the basis of this:

"In line with our stated strategy, progress in fast-growing, regulated and soon to-be-regulated markets continues apace. Momentum in key regulated markets continued in the first part of 2018 with new agreements with Gala Leisure in the UK, SAS in Portugal and Totalizator, the Polish national lottery. Additionally, regulatory developments in the US represent a significant opportunity for the Group. The organic growth reported in the non-Asian B2B gaming business combined with the recent acquisition of Snaitech in Italy provides management with confidence that this strategy will materially improve the quality and diversification of Playtech's performance in 2018 and beyond."

Noticed the drop and having reviewed the numbers purchased 1000 shares a few minutes ago. While playtech has a bit more debt than I like the revenues and income look good.

The news does seem that bad imo and unconvinced it justified a 26% drop in sp.

http://www.world-nuclear-news.org/UF-IAEA-emphasises-vital-role-of-uranium-27061801.html

Worth a read.

Why not phone up Sean Wade and ask for an opinion rather than spreading rumours?

I did last week and he went to some length to emphasize two points, the Spanish Government were co operating and the company was very carefully ensuring it had the required permits.

http://www.piworld.co.uk/2018/06/29/stobart-group-stob-ceo-interview-june-2018/

Worth watching, very upbeat about aviation. I suspect that once Stobart have sorted out their boardroom troubles they may re visit the Flybe bid as it appears to fit into the ambitions discussed in the video.

I think that is a reasonable summing up but small investors can be scared into selling by lies and fake news spread over BBs. The Ecomentalists are cunning, determined and willing to lie or distort the facts to stop the mine.

I am holding on the basis that the permits required will be issued and that the environmental protestors will be rebuffed by those who want the mine, the jobs and the money it will introduce into the community.

Any 10 CC fans out there?

"Humdrum days and a humdrum ways" Hard to be patient in this heat with this company!

Anyone taken a look at the last 5 years? Any chartists got an opinion? What was promised back then is perhaps coming to fruition now and while I am not suggesting a return to those heady days I am holding until we hit 100p.

Just called Aberdeen Office no substance in rumour.

No not seen anything but I would expect to be paid a margin on todays price. Does not surprise me as they are sat on cash.

Yellow Cake will list on 05 July, it may come unstuck if President Trump bans "Russian" fuel from US reactors but in the longer term I think it will buy from other safer sources to avoid trade tariffs etc. BKY could be just such a source once production is underway. Watch Yellow Cake and see where the price goes not going to dive right in myself.

From the FT

"Yellow Cake, an investment vehicle looking to place a big bet on the price of nuclear fuel uranium, is set list in London after raising £150m from investors.

Named after the raw form of the commodity, shares in Yellow Cake will start trading on the junior Aim market at 200p on July 5.

As part of the listing, Canada-based Uranium Royalty Corporation will take a 10 per cent stake in the vehicle

Yellow Cake is the brainchild of Peter Bacchus, a former investment banker who has set up his own advisory firm called Bacchus Capital.

It has an exclusive deal to buy 8.1m pounds of uranium from Kazatomprom, a leading producer."

Notwithstanding all of the optimism about flying below your suggestion and other science based options is what I believe will drive the markets to buy. It may be that some other auto immune diseases react favourably to Lupuzor although I think that another phase three trial and a re investigation into the US results will probably see Lupuzor get approval for use.

I purchased after the drop having read the views and done a little background reading myself. Content to hold for a couple of years but expect a multiple sp rise as reward for taking a punt.

Its dynamic and yes it monitors certain words and phrases. Worth staying grounded about what one is investing in and why hence I use the site now and again.

http://pumpedordumped.com/rampchecker/rampchecktoptidm.php

DYOR.

Up 10% over the past 24 hrs. BKY sp should be climbing towards 50p not dropping 12% as witnessed earlier this week. Dark forces at work imo.

The environmental protestors have their own agenda and will lie or distort facts then persuade dupes to publish it. The fake news campaign includes media, bloggers, Tweets and B Boards and its AIM, bad pun is to depress the share price and scare off investors.

The EU needs secure supplies of Electricity, Nuclear Power is a key base load provider and this mine can supply the fuel to provide this.

I have a similar hypothesis that those who hold and wait will be rewarded by a buy out/consolidation. The majors left Colombia some years back but now they have a peace deal, a new President and oil I would not be surprised to see a US major buying up small oil explo companies with good fields.