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Yes been here since Onzima days @ 3.5p bought and sold a few along the way , still here

The Management need a GUN to the head , this has done absolutely jack Sheet in 2 years

to make a profit would be my best guess

the 1p party , well it only needs another 600% from here , cant see it doing that anytime soon or in the future , am guessing there's a few in here that need at least 300% to break even , shocking would be a good word to sum this company up , bailed with a 50% loss

sandy rivers Did that a few months back over a week there were 100 million more bought than sold and the price dropped , don't believe what is down on here as a buy or a sell IMO

did the same here , got in at 69 ages ago , dumped half of them at 55 then got rid of the balance at 20 , overall 50% loss

dont think so today , maybe by Friday though :-) needs to get through 15

would prefer 30% over next week rather than a spike :-)

and now caught up again FFS mobiles !

ignore that haha phone running a day late !!

Wont be received by today !

update on trance B

dropping the spread to try and get it moving

68 quid has been received by the company FFS

would prefer a steady rise back up to 30+ than a spike bongabob

it is now :-) hopefully it stays that way

link

http://www.inhouselawyer.co.uk/wgd_question/are-there-any-circumstances-where-a-minimum-price-may-be-set-for-the-shares-in-a-target-company/#United%20Kingdom

Just found this

In public mergers, there are certain circumstances where the Code sets a minimum level of consideration which must be offered to target shareholders.

As a general principle, unless the Panel has provided its consent, an offer may not be made for a target at a price per share that is lower than that which the bidder or those acting in concert with it paid at any point in the three months prior to announcement of the offer (the Panel have the power to look back further where they consider it necessary to do so in order to preserve equality of treatment for all target shareholders).

Where a bidder is required to make a mandatory offer (see question 24 below), the Code requires that such an offer must be made in cash or include a cash alternative. The minimum consideration for such an offer is set at the highest price at which the bidder (or any of those acting in concert with it) acquired any shares in the target company during the 12 month period prior to the announcement of the mandatory offer.

The Code also stipulates that where a bidder, or those acting in concert with it have acquired shares in the target company representing more than 10% of the voting rights of any class of shares in the twelve month period prior to the commencement of the offer period, that offer must be made for cash and may be set no lower than the highest price at which such shares were acquired.

The consideration payable in respect of a private merger is entirely a matter of negotiation between the parties.

So much for this going up in price , held since 13th Jan 2017 never risen above buy price and currently 63% down , another Aim disaster

Probably getting out at a loss before losing any more