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No debt, cash pile building up, undemanding PE, and assets roughly equal to the share price, lovely.

...you spot a 'good trading statement' please let me know so I can open a short on that company!

Mamba05 Ref. " I've been in this business for too long to know what's a good trading statement and what's not." So do all your 'good trading statement' company's shares tank by 15% on the announcement of their trading statements?

Mamba05 "The point is today's news tells us where we were last year and where we are going." They tell you the company will find ways to spend all the money it gets and there won't be anything left for shareholders. Come on, FXI have got thier money from you, they aren't interested now; can't you see it??

Redrow has already pulled out

JimBL "Exactly! NAV/sh 35p" Erm no. Tangible NAV is zero! There is nothing her but hope and goodwill. No point going for the offer either as there is no discount to the current sell price. STEL has been a destroyer of wealth; look at the 10 year chart: http://www.hl.co.uk/shares/shares-search-results/s/stellar-diamonds-plc-ordinary-1p There's nothing to go for with this one.

Positive comment in Shares magazine last thursday when the rise started. Any move downwards will start hitting the stops and we'll be back to 4p in no time imho

Surely worth more than the 1% rise in share price?

https://www.ft.com/content/a4b710f2-61f8-11e5-9846-de406ccb37f2 and https://www.globalwitness.org/en/blog/little-brothers-big-secret-radio-4-takes-hard-look-londons-junior-stock-exchange/ Not about FXI but relevant. Yes I do realise they are Malaysian but the same questions apply. They are following a similar pattern to other companies that have disappeared i.e. list with great promises, then the cash disappears (as is happening now with FXI on their 'land grab'), then the nomad resigns then the company gets delisted; job done. Maybe FXI will come good but there are warning signs.

I've as much right to post as anyone. I've been burned by chinese share scams before I'll admit; NBU and CAMK recommended by the Investor's Chronicle. The thing is that no-one looks beyond the figures to see if the company actually exists other than on paper! You most have your own doubts otherwise my comments wouldn't rattle you?

"So nothing Today :(" I hope someone remembered to turn the light out :)

That's good advice :)

That's if FXI is still around. See what happened to NBU, CAMK, CTEK, JSI, JQW, VMT; the list of asian frauds is endless!

yeah I can see from the 5-year chart: http://www.hl.co.uk/shares/shares-search-results/f/fusionex-international-plc-ordinary-npv

So why is the share price languishing at 160p?

"Think of some trendy buzzwords such as Big Data and the Internet of Things to excite and impress your target investors. Paste the logos of a selection of large multinational companies on your website under a heading such as “partners” or “customers”. Raise as much as you can in the IPO and subsequent placings but be sure to pay a token dividend out of these funds to keep minority shareholders happy. Capitalize as many expenses as you reckon you can get past the auditor to boost profitability and confound the handful of half- witted analysts who “follow” you into writing buy notes. Where possible appoint Crowe Clark Whitehill as auditors. It knows the score. "

that site was s h a r e p r o p h e t s . com (got censored)

..or another AIM scam like NBU, CAMK, CTEK and the like? With a PE of under 3, something is seriously wrong here. Why doesn't the company list on a local exchange? (Because AIM allows fake companies to list and the regulators, brokers, nomads are more interested in their cheque than doing their job; a total disgrace to the city of London) I am not the only doubter, see here: http://www.*************.com/views/21408/fusionex-what-s-wrong-with-the-kuala-lumpur-stock-exchange

I would like to know too. I hope this isn't going to be chewed up by 'professional' fees to sort out the mess the Ryan's seem to have made. Otherwise they presumbaly have tangible assets to cover a share price of 40p or so.