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They need to invest some profits in their website. It's pathetic

Just saying that debt is a big issue with them at the moment and the compensation issue re gold miners could open up a minefield with other mine workers especially coal.

So will that cover the current debt if they managed to sell the diamond business?.

Nothing has changed since they were £2.20 apart from brokers making loads of money. Deep in debt and losing money expect this to go a lot lower than £4.00

That much lol. Wonder how much they lost this time

Just what they didn't need. More asset sales to cover this no doubt.

78p cheaper wasn't it ?

Not often you see directors trading their own shares lol. Haydale (AIM: HAYD), the group focused on the commercialisation of graphene and other nano particle products using its proprietary plasma process, announces that, on 1 December 2015, Ray Gibbs, Chief Executive, made the following transactions: 1. Exercise of 40,500 options under the 2013 Share Option Scheme to subscribe for a total of 40,500 ordinary shares of 2 pence each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at an exercise price of 92.5926 pence per share; and 2. Sale of 40,500 Ordinary Shares, at a price of 170.5 pence per share.

Not sure there will be a fund raising just yet, but with no revenue expect from grants and high cash burn m cap is well overstated IMO.

Was to be expected, wonder what the next placing price will be at. £1 or less.

of another chinese con.

Are having to sell assets at the moment just to cover day to day operations. Traders will push this up and down in the meantime. With reduced assets and lower income they may struggle over coming years to pay any dividend.

As I said be careful

For the shorters on this one.

lol

Signed the shorting one not sure we can influence the colour of trades.

There are lots of claims by many companies to have produced graphene products yet still to actually see any on the market that are transformational. Graphene products sound amazing but will they ever find a way to manufacture them into actual products that work.

this is a high cash burn industry they are in with slow development. Would you pay £1.60 per share with no sign of return for shareholders at least for a number of years

Are going to be pretty bad IMO. Possibly the worst they have seen.

Lol