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Capcom seem to be happy to sell anyones capacitor but they do speak German so any port in a storm I suppose. I would have thought the Bavarian motor industry would speak English and know a good product from any sample sent to them from Australia

that Penguin books are working on Sandersons next draft RNS.

An RNS which is classically short of substance.

price drop once the facts begin to register. Never sure about RNS positives from this company since the lamentable days of a certain David (Pinochio) Leniglas.

Never saw this RNS. Am going blind

And not yet drilled as Planning approval still awaited

Alan35 - Watch the price fall progressively over the rest of this week

Just saying but seen tham before. Have they yet drilled - NO. Why not ? Because the Sec of States decision on the Planning refusal still awaited. Poor Gove has to now make a quick decision OR may just see this report as merely a nudge.

Aren't we still waiting for the Sec of State ruling on Surreys Planning refusal or have I missed something. If awaited, might this report be some kind of nudge.

I suspect that such a large buy is more about market maker bookkeeping than a show of support

OR the market makers are doing what comes naturally to them.

Tony. Not sure what these videos have to do with Cap-xx.

I entirely agree Wobble. I still wonder what comperition there is out thre for capacitors as advanced if not better than as Capex. AIM is for thos with money and time who can force the price whichever way they choose, whatever the strength of a company's turnover or order book. If they can buy cheap and hold on for a possible takeover bid, then who can blame them.

Today have reported a significant loss of profit caused by the global fall in demand for computer related devices. Large drop in after hours price. This is said to be bellweather outcome for most if not all tech shares. Be interesting to see the level of fallout across US tech stocks tomorrow

Much improved against a difficult downturn in the wider industry. So lets hope that their products have continued to be manufactured and shelved pending an upturn. Otherwise might be a continuing shortage of supercaps around the world

This is not a new situation. I recall companies re-listing once they become succesful again but require new capital from a previous market. More likely, the shares currently being purchased will end up in a wealthy persons portfolio pending an eventual sale of the company to either him/she or another investor. Current prices could be the buy of the century for a shrewd investor

The best you can get as required far less distillation than heavy crude. Could be the money tree that funds the deeper drilling. My only hope is that this geographical region becomes a working "gold mine" and attracts majors into bidding for UKOG

Hope springs eternal

As soon as the Musk legal issue is determined.

Love to see a link to your "Kantar" info. Ocado's 6 monthly trading statement not due out till mid January