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Not sure what price to buy here but in between 4p and 5p seems to be the norm. I don't trade just try to buy into medium term potential hence why I pushed this. What I can't account for is how fast or slow a company can develop the product. Same with Flow if they had got the boiler on the market when they initially said it would no doubt be around the 50p mark. Sometimes the BOD are bigger rampers than the majority of posters on lse lol

One for you to get in early. BRD. Directors buying constantly and way undervalued at the moment. Do some research on it and decide. I'm in there let me know if you need to know anything.

Hi mate Yeah totally agree on both. Unfortunately here we have a couple of traders buying in around 4p and selling at 6-7p (jolly unfair) lol. Jabil thought they would be wanting to develop this for the domestic market bearing in mind the reduction in size. The impact would have pushed this company into tens of millions. CPX has done well and happy with slight slowdown there in order for it to stabilise. Thought they might have issued new licence there but guess they are in stronger position to get better terms

Hi They are not keeping the market informed of progress hence its drifting. I thought they may have developed a domestic system by now as that would give them a massive boost. Seems they are happy to bumble along and make the odd system. Jabil who I thought would push this along are not much help. Need a boot up the backside

Only I know about it lol

Just 24% of shares available yes less than 5 million shares available to buy with directors holding the majority. They won't want any dilution and by the look of the last accounts my guess is they are now generating profits if not then breakeven. http://attraqt.com/about-us/investors/stock-information/

Hi Boo Think the traders are waiting for thier 4p entry price I'm just seething at how inept companies are at not keeping shareholders informed of what's going on. They treat this like a hobby and as for Jabil they have yet to prove thier credentials both here and at Flow.

And BRD have got one. http://www.wsj.com/articles/de-beers-to-sell-diamond-recovery-business-in-south-africa-1432231625

Seems we have more diamonds on the way

Was looking at ATQT results out on 15th saying in line with market expectations no figures but improving sales. Maybe just maybe making a profit lol

Cheers will have a look. Come on CRND you can do it lol

Where can you find market expectations within a company. They always say in line with market expectations where can you find out what the market expects

ATTRAQT continues to experience growing demand from retailers for its Freestyle merchandising platform, in both the UK and international markets, signing its 100th client in June 2015. The Group signed 23 new client sites in the period (H1 2014: 21), including All Beauty, Bonmarché, Brown Thomas, Joules and StylistPick.com, as well as the extension of the existing Screwfix contract into other European markets.

Further investment in ATTRAQT's production processes has also proved successful, driving increased efficiencies with the launch of nine new sites in the period (H1 2014: 9), with a strong production pipeline in place for the second half and beyond. The Group has also seen a 180% increase in the value of new sites being delivered during H1. Platform usage has also continued to grow with a 57% increase in page impressions H1 2015 vs H1 2014.

Not for me lol Once out never return.

company does nothing to help its snakes and ladders share price.

Thought you were in there

Map of how close it is. http://clients.weblink.com.au/news/asx_pdf_loader.asp?articleID=3209262&dummyext=.pdf

So we could be looking t some very big diamonds. The Daniel project is close to Tawana’s other kimberlite projects, Perdevlei and Kareevlei Wes, in this prolific diamond region and it is also near De Beers’s Finsch diamond mine which is the largest Group 11 diamond producing kimberlite in the world. https://www.petradiamonds.com/our-operations/our-mines/finsch/

Now that would be god JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Exploration company Tawana Resources has signed a binding agreement to sell its Kareevlei Wes diamond project, in South Africa, for R25-million to Rolatseng Mining, it said on Wednesday. Kareevlei Wes was not considered a core asset, Tawana said in a statement. The explorer would earmark the funds derived from the Kareevlei Wes sale for "promising" initiatives, including gold projects in West Africa. Rolatseng Mining would pay a R150 000 nonrefundable deposit, followed by a R1,35-million nonrefundable sum within 30 days of the signing of the heads of agreement, and then a final payment of R23,5-million after the completion of trial mining. The trial mining would involve the mining and processing of a 20 000 t bulk sample, at the cost of Rolatseng. Tawana said that price had been calculated on the assumption of an average grade of 10 carats per hundred tons at an average value of $145/ct. It is our preference that if you wish to share this article with others you should please use the following link: http://www.miningweekly.com/article/tawana-agrees-to-sell-noncore-kareevlei-wes-project-2010-08-18