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Cameco down 10% on recent losses due to the low price of uranium. As a commodity do readers believe we are near the bottom with regards uranium? For BKY it would appear they should be profitable at current prices but our collective hope is that the price will rise and the sp with it. Demand needs to pick up and prices or the sector could linger in the doldrums for a long time.

Collagen Solutions PLC appears to have a strong balance sheet and has grown its cash reserves consistently over the last four years to total 8.98m. In fact, 0.65% of the value of Collagen Solutions PLC shares can be attributed to this cash. On the basis of the cash, the Directors buying and revenue I purchased �1500 worth (5 mins ago) as something of a speculative buy. Wish me luck! I hope to see a double digit return in less than 12 months.

https://markets.ft.com/data/equities/tearsheet/financials?s=POS:LSE The sale will initially add �15 million doubling their existing cash and subject to performance will add the rest over 3 years. So a happy picture for cash and not much debt to worry about. 2018 will be a much better year for Plexus.

One of the reasons I am invested is for the dividend of 5%pa but as others have posted below there is still a chance of consolidation or a bid to gee up the sp. Lastly, the sector is out of favour which attracts me to look around for bargains. The financial diary says interim paid at the end of November.

"As of Oct 20, 2017, the consensus forecast amongst 6 polled investment analysts covering 888 Holdings Public Limited Company advises investors to purchase equity in the company. This has been the consensus forecast since the sentiment of investment analysts improved on Oct 06, 2017. The previous consensus forecast advised that 888 Holdings Public Limited Company would outperform the market." Above from the FT, 6 analysts all say buy or outperform so purchased a few more this morning. The Government could do something silly but the commission findings likely to be watered down as the tax take is very useful.

Hi sold my Cairn stocks as I needed cash. Have purchased a small number of Amerisur as an exploration punt. Still think Cairn a decent investment as they have reserves and the chance of tax/compensation from India and the forex issues and good luck to all holding them

No news, lots of modest buys and an illiquid share?

http://www.world-nuclear-news.org/NP-Asia-remains-biggest-area-for-nuclear-growth-says-report-2410174.html I think we need to be patient, the mine is close to production and it takes time to build and commission reactors. Nonetheless Reactors are being built in China quickly and it is possible that both the USA and Germany might wake up to the need for more baseload capacity from nuclear. Germany's position of closing down its nuclear power plants is completely nuts imo and lastly, the Drax idea of burning wood pellets as a means to a greener world has been revealed for the eco con trick it always was.

Share Price spike suggests someone has found Aura worth buying!

Putting aside the personal attacks on TC is anyone else concerned about PMG? This morning it appeared to be 2% up now its 2.78% down. How many shares are in play? How many shares have been loaned by the company to short and why? There is something fishy about the sp of PMG imo.

Given the news this morning those watching or already invested need an explanation as to what is going on? I did not buy but was interested as many posts suggested the sp could quickly appreciate this year.

Given the news this morning those watching or already invested need an explanation as to what is going on? I did not buy but was interested as many posts suggested the sp could quickly appreciate this year.

Dang! As suggested we are down again.

Cobalt faces the most difficult supply dynamics for car and battery makers. As much as 65 per cent comes from the DRC, one of the world�s poorest countries. Analysts at UBS expect cobalt demand to double by 2020 to around 200,000 tonnes a year, and say new projects are required over the longer term to avoid a deficit. �The sheer volume of new supply needed by the market means there will be no EV industry without DRC cobalt,� says Simon Moores, head of London-based Benchmark Mineral Intelligence, which provides market price assessment for battery materials.

Another example of clarity needed by Government and its agencies, I thought it was the ads rather than the games as well. Unloved sector at present which I do not mind as I am something of a contrarian investor and see 888 as good value.

Ex-HSBC foreign exchange trader found guilty of fraud - https://www.ft.com/content/c71cc4c8-b810-11e7-9bfb-4a9c83ffa852 via @FT While this will not lift the sp I am glad this smug twat was found guilty and hope he ends up in a big nasty jail.

http://www.lse.co.uk/FinanceNews.asp?code=ahgvfazm&headline=UK_GASUnplanned_outage_pushes_prompt_prices_higher Not that this will bump the sp up, nothing positive seems to impact on PMG!

Director buying shares. Always encouraging for the small investor!

Talk is cheap while bidding costs money? I remain optimistic on future developments but want to see the Government Paper published on what they intend to do re fixed odds betting terminals. Investors do not like uncertainty.

"As of Oct 16, 2017, the consensus forecast amongst 6 polled investment analysts covering 888 Holdings Public Limited Company advises investors to purchase equity in the company. This has been the consensus forecast since the sentiment of investment analysts improved on Oct 06, 2017. The previous consensus forecast advised that 888 Holdings Public Limited Company would outperform the market." While the above is reassuring the FT did not offer a price forecast. Subject to the Government review I remain optimistic that developments in the USA will drive the sp up.