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The situation now, is worse than the situation pre 2008 crash. We haven't even started yet. Debt levels are insane, the amount of leverage mind boggling.

Already the price here is back to what it was in 2004! Getting near a point when even the diehards are going to dump.

It's worse than 2008.

Over in the states mortage applications down 90% and house buying conditions ranked as worst in history, UK likely see the same metrics soon.

Just looking at all the indicators for the market, looking at what's happening across the pond, looking at rates and mortgage applications. As I say, makes for grim reading.

Markets have these irrational bounces but I feel we are going way lower.

Good points

Borrowing costs rising, impending recession, inflation still untamed and inflating raw material costs for builders with already slim margins on top of a labour force returning to the EU, I fail to see why anyone would be long here at present, house prices have to go far lower, still some dumb money sloshing around in the system but we as we head into the end of year I can see this going one way only I'm afraid.

20p maybe generous, short interest and poor sentiment increasing, May get a little bounce up into weekend but any little rise will just see a harder fall

What planet are you on... liability the fella.

http://www.thedrum.com/news/2014/08/04/rightster-agrees-live-streaming-deal-summer-city-youtube-event

Looks like this is suffering again, probably due to the continued downward slide of COMS.

I would wager that he makes more money from ad's and drawing people to his sites than he does with the outcome of his findings! However, of course there is a place for Tech analysis and he does spin a good yarn, I just think that with Oily's it has little validity, too many variables that can't been seen on a chart.

Maybe worth 10p, maybe it isn't. Technical analysis of an AIM listed Oil stock means nothing, could go to 2p tomorrow, could go to 30p. Zak's whimsical musings are about as useful as the opinion of a Essex beauticians on the Large Hadron Collider.

Rightster Group plc ("Rightster" or the "Group" or the "Company") Director/PDMR Share Dealing Rightster Group plc (AIM: RSTR), the cloud-based global video distribution and monetisation network that enables content owners to upload content once and commercialise everywhere, has been notified that The Broughton Discretionary Trust, whose beneficiaries include Michael Broughton, a non-executive director of the Company, purchased a total of 43,860 ordinary shares of £0.001 each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") on 16 July 2014 at a price of 57p per Ordinary Share. As a result of this transaction, Michael Broughton is deemed to have an interest in 43,860 Ordinary Shares representing 0.04% of the total issued share capital of the Company.

Aren't we all! Could be some wait though! I only have a small amount invested so I'm more intrigued than anything else. Complete punt for me.

Good things I mean!

Just got in here....heard this is a company with goodles things in the pipeline. Good luck all.

Agreed, this is going one way for the foreseeable future... down.

5 June 2014 Inspired Energy plc ("Inspired" or the "Group") AGM Statement Notice of Half Year Results Inspired Energy plc (AIM: INSE), a leading UK energy procurement consultant to UK corporates and SMEs, will hold its Annual General Meeting ('AGM') today at 11am. At the meeting Bob Holt, Chairman, will issue the following update on current trading. "During the first five months of 2014, the Group has seen significant growth and development in all divisions. Notable successes include the integration of the recent acquisitions, Simply Business Energy and KWH Consulting, into the SME division and the continuation of rapid growth within the Corporate Order Book. "The Corporate division has increased it's Order Book from £11.0m as at 31 December 2013 to £12.2m as at 31 May 2014; an increase of 11% in a five month period. This growth in Order Book has been driven by an increase in Order Book Sales of 43% against the same five month period in 2013. The increase in sales rate and, consequently, Order Book bodes extremely well for future performance of the division as the contracts won in early 2014 begin to go live during H2 2014 and into 2015. "The SME division of the Group has also performed extremely strongly at the start of 2014. Like for like contract sales, excluding the impact of the recently acquired Simply and KWH businesses, have increased to £1.1m, an increase of c. 300% against the same five month period in 2013. This has been driven by the increase in headcount, the impact of the introduction of new products and the increase in operational efficiency that has been gained throughout the development of the business in 2013. "Inspired is also pleased to announce that the Group has successfully completed the relocation and full integration of the DEP business, previously based in Bolton, to the Kirkham office. This will allow the business to continue its growth alongside IES. We believe both subsidiaries will also benefit further from a centralised telesales operation and that DEP will benefit from greater access to the IES risk management team. In addition, central functions have now been rationalised to allow for further growth without the requirement for additional recruitment. "In conclusion, the Group has continued to grow strongly and develop its services, skills and infrastructure. We look forward to a highly successful 2014." Notice of half year results The Company expects to announce its unaudited half year results to 30 June 2014 on 28 August 2014.

Likewise, did the same... Good luck!

Considering this was a punt it's outperforming the rest of my PF, long may it last!!