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I jumped into boo at 1.68 but missed the boat on a few others I was eyeballing, including Uber at $14--you are not alone. But when I say 'missed the boat', who knows? These are choppy waters and the boat might not make it out far for any share...

I see someone picked up 6 shares today for a total of 5p -- now that's caution!

Yes, a disappointing day, especially having to watch most other shares bounce 5-10 percent higher. Jam tomorrow, I guess...

so what's the verdict on these latest deals? i remember they signed with a 'major chinese manufacturer' a few years ago but absolutely nothing came of that. i also love the tech here but no real progress for several years? either the management are terrible or the tech is -- so which is it? would love to dive in at this bargain price but im still not sold.

many thanks for the clarification - i dont need shocks like that in these crazy times.

She climbed steadily to 184 then fell right back to 167 at the end of the day.

Why the crash at the end of trading today?

I wonder why no RNS on the appointment of Iain Funnell - it seems to be pretty big news. Anyone else see this? (Apols if it was discussed in depth last week, I've only seen the news today.)

Thanks - do you have a link?

bopd - on an earlier post, you got the planting season in Brazil wrong. You may very well be a farmer in Brazil, but you've also still got some learning to do. I'm neither ramping nor de-reamping Harvest here, just trying to separate the weeds from the crops.

Good luck!

Anyone fancy having a go at a back-of-the-envelope calculation of what a clinched Newfoundland deal could mean for AEG? What are we talking about in potential sales and revenues? And, as importantly, how much will the company need to invest to reap those rewards? Thanks and GLA.

not true that most crop planing has been completed - planting for major crops like corn, soy beans, and others only happens between September and November.

Just a reminder:
"House broker Numis is forecasting sales of £1.1mln this year and £24.4mln in 2018. The real inflection point comes in 2021 when it is forecasting revenue of almost £250mln and a maiden pre-tax profit of £9mln." (from Proactive Investors). ADYOR, of course...

just sit back and watch the grass grow...

Anyone have any idea what CoalSwitch will sell for per ton? Coal itself is priced around $50-$60 per ton, so is it save to assume CoalSwitch will be comparable?

Morning all. Everyone on the bus?

Thanks Max - in any case, exciting times ahead, and at the 4.1p level hardly anything is priced in here.

Any guesses on what this Poland deal might actually be worth? Or impossible to say?

I've been in and out of this company for a few years - out now and wondering if it's time to get back in. Such potential, but AIM is littered with failed companies with great potential. It's still valued at over $100 million, so not cheap, even after a 50 percent drop in the share price. Probably worth a punt at this level at least.

I hope you held off...