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Someone just blinked with their 250,000 share T20 sell. Those shares will easily be mopped up as the market makers will sell any amount at .349p/share easily. Best to force their hand and keep the £s in the bank until the market makers blink and lower the ask/offer price. The more forced sellers are giving up their stock the better! in my opinion.

WTH is almost certain to join in as it has not yet finished with its eyesights set firmly on PEG's lucrative assets. PEG "...announces a share issue to raise up to £1.125 million (before expenses) through the issue of up to 4,500,000 New Ordinary Shares by way of an Open Offer at 25 pence per New Ordinary Share. A circular will be posted today to Shareholders (the "Circular"). The Circular sets out in more detail the background to and reasons for the Open Offer and its terms. All capitalised terms in this announcement are as defined in the Circular which will be available on the Company's website at www.petards.com...." http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=11375771

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This technology group providing image understanding products for the entertainment, defence, life science and engineering industries, provides the following update on trading for the financial year ended 30 September 2012. Building upon the solid performance delivered in the first half of the year, the Board is pleased to report that the Group has continued to trade well throughout the second half. As a consequence, the Board expects to report both full year revenue and an adjusted profit before tax result that is ahead of current market expectations. This improved result has largely been driven by a stronger 2d3 performance. At 30 September 2012 the Group's net cash position stood at £4.3m (30 September 2011: £2.8m).During the second half the Group's portfolio of businesses has traded well. Vicon, the Group's largest division is expected to report an improved year-on-year performance, driven largely by a recovery in its House of Moves studio operations. Yotta has also seen an improvement in its operating performance during the second half. In particular, visibility within the Yotta business has improved due to an increase in the levels of recurring revenue being generated by its Horizons SaaS platform, which has seen its customer base grow from 1 to 16 customers in the past twelve months. The Board is also pleased to announce that 2d3 signed its first software license deal in excess of $1.0m with an existing US customer. In addition, and as planned, in the second half the Group's consumer division, OMG Life launched Autographer: the world's first intelligent, wearable camera. The Group is pleased to report that the initial response to Autographer from key consumer and trade media has been both positive and encouraging. OMG will report Preliminary Results for the financial year ended 30 September 2012 on Thursday, 6 December 2012.

Those that took the 2007 footprints on IDOX seriously have made quite a killing here. For those that like a challenge and like high risk plays, then I can seriously recommend they take a good hard risk takers look at this. A tad off topic but I have always been contrarian on LSE and with the Market. The following company is in the embryo stage of development but could grow into a very impressive company along with a few others that I have in mind at the moment, but for starters take a peek here! http://www.lse.co.uk/general-chat-discussion.asp?page=8&TopCode=JQ3JQ1NR#58165

The Directors of PEG have shunned the unsolicited advances of WTH's Board. WTH will now go away, regroup, lick its wounds and rebuffed advances, decide what it intends to do with its substantial holdings, and may well try to do all it can to make its next offer, which has to be over 6 months time unless someone else makes a bid for PEG before then, WTH will then be able to join in the frey, more attractive or PEG to become less attractive in the meantine.

More shareholder value upside due medium to longer term! http://www.lse.co.uk/general-chat-discussion.asp?page=2&TopCode=CN3ET4TH#58168

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Legendary is pleased to announce that Sula Iron & Gold plc ("Sula") was yesterday (9 October 2012) admitted to trading on AIM (AIM:SULA). Sula is an iron and gold focused mineral exploration and development company operating in Sierra Leone. Further information on Sula and its project can be viewed at www.sulairongold.com. Yesterday Sula shares closed at 6.88 pence per share. In July of this year, Legendary invested £50,000 into Sula for which it received a convertible loan note. Upon admission to trading on AIM that loan note converted to 1,250,000 Sula shares. Yesterday, Sula's closing price implied a return of 72% in 3 months on this investment. Legendary also received warrants to subscribe for an additional 625,000 shares in Sula, at nil cost, with an exercise price of 4 pence per share. At yesterday's closing price of 6.88 pence per share, this would also give a return of 72% over exercise price on these warrants. In addition, Legendary has a further 833,333 shares in Sula which were subscribed for at 6 pence per share and warrants to subscribe for an additional 416,666 Sula shares at 8 pence per share. Yesterday's closing price of 6.88 pence per Sula share implies a return of 15% on these shares. This investment underlines Legendary's ability to source and secure investments with exciting prospects and a catalyst for value increase.

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provides shareholders with a trading update, highlighting the trading position of the Company for the year ending 30 September 2012. The Board anticipates turnover for the year ended 30 September 2012 at £4.0 million (2011: £2.2 million). Sales of security equipment have more than doubled to almost £3.0 million largely as a result of sales of the SVXi small vehicle x-ray inspection system during the year. Meanwhile industrial sales have increased by 38% to £1.1m due to the introduction of two new industrial products. During 2012 the Company has been focused on developing further its product offering to meet market demand. Within the security range, the Company has secured multiple sales of its SVXi system and extended the AXIS baggage screening range to include the smaller AXIS-53 and the larger AXIS-100 systems. On the industrial side, the Company has developed an x-ray system applicable to the inspection of medical devices and extended the MDXi product range to include a smaller system suited to the inspection of petrol catalytic converters. As a result investment in research and development has been significantly higher than in previous years, providing the Company with a stronger product base from which to grow future sales. At the year end the order book was £609,000, all of which should be deliverable in the new financial year The year end cash balance of £69,000 (2011: £945,000) is low by comparison to last year because the 2011 balance included £520,000 of upfront payments on a number of contracts, which were realised in the year ended 30 September 2012, whereas in 2012 there are significant debtor balances relating to September sales against which £350,000 has been received since the year end. The Company maintains an overdraft facility of £100,000 with the Royal Bank of Scotland.

Hi vascular. Market Makers ("MM") move in mysterious ways. However Xcap's Tim Freeborn has kept his forecast for SLG the same. This was reported in May as I believe it is the latest forecast by Xcap. http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/40043/sarantel-on-path-to-healthy-profits-says-broker-40043.html

Broker Xcap said that while the deal was relatively small, it was "very encouraging" and a massive quality endorsement. Tim Freeborn, at Xcap, said he was leaving its forecasts unchanged as the initial order is for 3,000 pieces at $10 each, though this only covers the first quarter’s volume, but added it moves the story "decisively in the right direction". “In the medium term we suspect the company’s real edge will come from deploying its superior technology in 4G phone systems

The current MV [market value] of £2.7m is utterly ludicrous for a company whose debt is guranteed by its US defence customers." One out of many listed Cos that are very much undervalued and a re-rating is long overdue.

Broker Xcap said that while the deal was relatively small, it was "very encouraging" and a massive quality endorsement. Tim Freeborn, at Xcap, said he was leaving its forecasts unchanged as the initial order is for 3,000 pieces at $10 each, though this only covers the first quarter’s volume, but added it moves the story "decisively in the right direction". “In the medium term we suspect the company’s real edge will come from deploying its superior technology in 4G phone systems

Trading performance year ended 30 June 2012. Highlights · Revenue grew by approximately 20% · Transaction volumes increased 53% year-on-year, accelerating through the year: o Increase in June 2012 of 103% compared to June 2011 o Increase in August 2012 of 131% compared to June 2011 · Country network expanded to a total of 54 countries, with several more in progress · 19 new customers were signed in the year, 12 customer implementations went live while an additional 13 customers are contracted but not yet live · Further investment made in infrastructure and people to align the business with its growth opportunities · New regulations, such as the Dodd Frank Act (DFS 1073) driving additional opportunities Overview Strong progress was achieved during the year with several major customer signings and go lives. In addition, network coverage expanded and transaction volumes increased throughout the year and have continued to do so post the year end. Revenue grew by approximately 20% compared to the prior year. Costs were in-line with market forecasts, reflecting increased investment in infrastructure and people to align the business with its growth opportunities. Investment has continued in enhancing the core platform and service offering, including the commissioning of an additional data centre.

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This technology group providing image understanding products for the entertainment, defence, life science and engineering industries is pleased to announce the launch of Autographer: the world's first intelligent, wearable camera and the first product to be developed by the company's consumer division, OMG Life. Launched today on target, Autographer will initially be available to purchase online in the UK in November, priced at £399. Based upon the same Microsoft 'SenseCam' technology already deployed within OMG's 'Revue' camera, which is targeted at the medical research market, Autographer represents a further example of OMG's ability to transfer core imaging technologies across the Group and open them up to new and exciting end markets. Autographer: seeing the unseen Autographer is designed to change the way we think about photography: one where moments are captured without intervention. The user can live the experience while Autographer spontaneously captures the stories that unfold. This is not just a new camera but a whole new photographic approach. Autographer can capture thousands of high resolution photos every day through its custom designed wide-angle lens, while an Autographer stop-frame video lets you see a whole day's activity in a few minutes. With five on-board sensors and GPS capability, Autographer identifies when to take a photo based on subtle changes in light, colour, motion, direction and temperature. More information on the product, its sales channel and its design features can be viewed via the Autographer website: www.autographer.com Target market and usability Autographer is OMG's first device targeted at the consumer market. Extensive market research conducted by the Group and its agencies has identified a potential market audience for Autographer of 3.5 to 4.5 million consumers in the UK alone. This audience is drawn from a range of different potential user groups, ranging from the gadget lover, through vocational and professional users who place photography at the centre of their professional or personal lives, to life-bloggers who aim to capture and document their every-day lives. Autographer's usability is enhanced by the software that surrounds it. An easy-to-use desktop interface coupled with a mobile app designed to ease image viewing and sharing. Users will also be able to edit their images to develop videos or animated stories and Bluetooth connectivity enables easy downloads of images on the move.

On 19 September 2012 that Radmat Building Products Ltd ("Radmat") became interested in a further 23,761 ordinary shares in the Company ("Ordinary Shares"). The acquisition took place on 13 September 2012, and represents 0.13 per cent. of the Company's currently issued share capital. Radmat is now interested in 546,925 Ordinary Shares representing 3.07 per cent. of the Company's issued share capital.