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I remain a fan but given how small the company is relatively modest trades can push the price up and down. Wait for Merkel to admit she was wrong on nuclear, Japan to fire up a couple of more power stations and the UK to order a few Small Modular Reactors. If some of that goes through then Aura will rapidly go up in price imo.

Possibly the latter. I suspect the price assumes there will be zip from India personally, I am more optimistic.

http://otp.investis.com/clients/uk/plexus_holdings_plc/rns/regulatory-story.aspx?cid=1603&newsid=927295 21 sept see RNS.

Like you have invested before and stop lossed and howled on the old free motley fool as Cluckyduck. Following OXB has been a frustrating ride but now the science has been proven and approved I am content to keep on board for the long term barring black swan events. There will still be some rampers, shorters and dumpers floating around OXB for a while yet but in the longer term it will either flourish as a business or be taken over via a bid.

From the ft tear sheet: "Plexus Holdings PLC has little financial risk as the capital structure does not rely on leverage." Yes income wise 2016 was a bad year because the oil price and explo collapsed and but the future looks good with orders coming in for a patented and proven technical product and financing in place. Lightly traded share with a wider spread but one that will reward patience.

http://www.world-nuclear-news.org/ENF-Swedish_resource_worlds_second_largest-2308128.html I just do not think small investors can ignore the above. Whatever future one thinks Nuclear has this deposit is significant and is sited in a politically stable country. The trouble with Africa is its endemic corruption and political instability, a deal with one regime only lasts as long as El Presidente, once gone the new dictator grabs the assets and the sp plunges.

Hi what part does the Aviation Sector contribute to the group as a whole? Is it a passenger operation using the ATRs or does the Group have a desire to move into air freight in a bigger way? I ask because I am interested in Flybe and wondered if there had ever been any thought of buying them out to grab aircraft, pilots and slots? I would have thought some of the Flybe fleet might be useful to the Group and they currently trade at relatively depressed price.

If you were a big pharma ceo how much would it cost buy OXB for 10p a share? AZ was spending $5bn a year on R and D a few years back. Would have thought this tiddler cheap given its patents and know how? 10p a share would be 20% margin near as dam on the closing price.

Like you I added this afternoon, nothing big as stock is begining to worry me. You sum it up perfectly. If it is pigged then its because of sp manipulation. The information I see says strong buy, oil price up and yet sp down....

Well the cash, the potential to get the Indian Government to return some more and the reserves are a tempting target but the sector is out of favour and oil prices remain depressed. Hence I am holding what shares I have, not piling in and buying more.

Personally, I am OK with that. in this week's "news" they claim renewables or offshore wind is now cheaper than nuclear. Cannot wait for a cold still winter's day when UK and German politicians awake to discover they cannot smell the coffee because there is no electricity to make coffee or at least no lights to see it with!. The Uranium is in the Aura sites, just requires a recovery in the market which will be reflected in Japanese Reactors at Tepco coming back online and spot prices rising.

Bit of movement since 30 Aug. I remain cautiously optimistic, intend to hold for a year or until I see 30% gain.

Sorry quite right it is the question of whether rivals also get approval...." https://www.ft.com/content/e078e324-92f5-11e7-bdfa-eda243196c2c In gaining regulatory approval first, Novartis has beaten competition from two US biotech companies with similar drugs in the final stages of development. Juno Therapeutics, whose drug was at one time considered the most promising cancer immunotherapy, hit a roadblock this year after reporting intense side effects in its final-stage clinical trial. Peer Kite Pharma, which was the first company to report positive trial results from its own cancer immunotherapy, was recently bought by Gilead Sciences for $11.9bn. But Novartis’s approval does not mean the rivalry is at an end. Kite is due to hear back from the FDA on its own drug, AxiCel, within the next few months and — if approved — that could be accelerated to market faster than previously expected now that it is due to benefit from Gilead’s manufacturing capabilities.

In the FT Money section investors chronicle rates OXB a sell. Why? Cost of Kymriah, other drugs coming through the FDA process. Personally, I think its a hold pending FDA results and a potential bid for the company.

True, always a problem with tiddlers but raise your eyes to the horizon. In Japan Tepko pushing to get its reactors back online, US stalled projects will be finished, new reactors being built etc.

Just purchased another 5,000 which takes my modest stake to 15,000 shares. Currently running at a loss but remain of the view that any share trading below net asset value, see fundamentals above, must be worth looking at and I take a contrarian view on sectors hence hold other oil and gas shares. DYOR and be willing to wait for results but I expect this sp to double from here over the next two years.

Today a sector wide nudge in the right direction, Petrofac and Wood Group doing nicely.

https://markets.ft.com/data/equities/tearsheet/financials?s=PMG:LSE Both the FT and Fundamentals above suggest this price is cheap. The company has little debt, cash and has a NAV somewhere around the sp today. Surprised it is not doing better, willing to wait.

I saw the BBC world weather yesterday and the west coast of the USA in a heat wave and brush fires around LA. Then saw another hurricane heading towards the Caribbean and possibly Florida. Is it possible Trumpy might change course on the impact of burning carbon and global warming? Sure he loves coal and has made promises of work but Nuclear looks a safer environmental bet over coal fired electricity. Trump has u turned on Afghanistan, would he do the same about energy?

Reuters today "Denying reports of a rift in government over sums staked on fixed odds betting terminals (FOBTs), Finance Minister Philip Hammond said in a letter seen by the Observer newspaper that he supported a long-awaited review into the machines. Reports last month said Hammond had blocked attempts by the Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) to curb the use of the machines in order to preserve more than 400 million pounds ($518 million) a year in tax revenues." I think there will be a compromise deal....