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it looks as if fundraising maybe on the cards, perhaps around 35p? I've been in this for several years and despite the encouraging noises from the clinical studies revenue has been peanuts. The only crumb of comfort is that Newland bought back the Equities First shares that he borrowed against. I just hope we don't get taken out on the cheap as per other holdings like Moni, Netplay TV, WPG, Kalibrate etc If it goes any lower I might average down "Buy when others are fearful.........

Well at least the shorter who is still in at .58% will have a little more pain. £5.90 is a little low but perhaps more players will emerge.

Trading update disappointing Not due to the figures but the lack of progress on the launch of red leg in the USA

Its not that bad, as the RNS stated Lakehouse maintained the fire alarm, but didn't design it or even decide if the specification was suitable. There is no suggestion that the alarm didn't work. The Hackney council letter is dsappointing, but as Lakehouse noted in their RNS some of the disputed work they did for Hackney was sound and they are making good on the rest. This was the result of a complex fraud by individuals connected with a sub contractor.

Yes I love Xeros is the Asos of the laundry business. Let's also not forget that the company is making huge strides in the leather processing market and that the proprietary technology is being piloted in several other fields where water consumption could be dramatically cut. Your £1 billion valuation might not be so far off and about time too for Mr Woodford's investors some good news. I invested A couple of years ago and top sliced when the share price last accelerated buying back in on the dips. Exciting times! Don't forget that IP group is also a large shareholder and their share price is depressed at the moment, despite their portfolio including some really exciting prospects

Well done Delek - got my shares on the cheap - no good deed goes unpunished

Im very excited about this stock, having held since 0.7p I topped up a couple of weeks ago. At the UK Investor show Don Goulding's presentation was convincing to say the least. Don cited the sale of part of Sipsmith in 2016 for £50 million. Although there is a long way to go for this company to reach that stage, things are looking exciting. Red Leg alone must be worth way in excess of £10 million the current market cap for the whole company. The US launch could see sales rocket. Although the Gin market is more competitive, Blackwoods is performing well too. Spirits as a market is growing well and the big players are always on the look out for new brands to add to their distribution networks. Distil own all their brands 100% and there is no debt. Investors are highly supportive and sales should show strong growth when the year's results are published later this month.

them free or as honest Ron would put it in lieu of pay. But time and time again Ron talks of lessons learned and jam tomorrow. Basically unless you're a mega rich investor looking for a tax write off like Roberto S - then the Duncans are not investable. How Ron can talk about opportunities being bigger than first thought after his exuberant claims that one day Cloudbuy will be bigger than Apple makes me laugh. Cloudbuy isn't a business it's a charity that pays it's Directors handsomely even for failure

I'm surprised to see Lake up 12% on this news. Is it much less costly to be on AIM?

but I wouldn't want to miss out on the dividend, especially the bumper one in April!

http://investor.photo-me.com/downloads/pdf/results/Photo-Me_Photbooths_Today_and_Tomorrow_ID_Solution.pdf I suspect Serge will have very exciting news on the 3D photo format being used by government agencies globally. When the RNS comes PHTM will pop. Reading the investor presentation, other exciting innovations include wallpaper printing giving customers the chance to make their own wall paper from their photos. Ingenious!

There is an 8 page supplement covering Cyber Security featuring notable attacks, organised crime and state sponsored terrorism. SME's are just as vulnerable as the multinationals. Still lots to play for and potential multi bagger next year

forgive the cheesie title, Laundry is extremely profitable. In 2015 it accounted for 40% of revenue in Portugal and Ireland. While these countries are not the main business areas it demonstrates the potential, Since then the Revolution Assembly lines have been ramped up to well over 100 units a month. Considering the average payback is less than 2 years, this is a great space to be in. The Fowler acquisition and the smaller Revolution units that negate the need for planning permission should further accelerate revenues

Yes this is volatile stock. So PI's can gain by buying on the dips and selling at the peaks, which is how I have largely de risked my holdings. Woodford is here for the long term although it has to be said his Patient Capital fund is down. Nevertheless, it could be a buying opportunity. I bought in to that fund recently. Xeros is exciting, not just because of the laundry concept, but because of the technology platform it is developing. So far Laundry is starting to gather momentum and leather processing is emerging. 3 other applications are in their infancy. Developing new tech is a long and slow process not to mention expensive but can be very rewarding. Timescales are hard to predict but with 5 branches of the technology, news flow should be interesting. We are well funded for the next 18 months so there is a lot to play for. GLA

There's lots of chatter about YOLO who have bought a slither of EJ. EJ is designed to address the market of music lovers who don't stream their music. This is a whoppoing 90% of people surprisingly. EJ have some high profile backers and 7 Digital is the content provider

While the SP is not at its peak, I'm happy with the progress. Laundry is profitable and growing, revenues doubling this year. The 3D photo booth business plan is starting to roll out with the French Driving Licence bureau showcasing the concept which is cost free to government organisations adopting it. If you think security is not a growth market then you might disagree. We have a strong balance sheet, tasty dividends, and are highly cash generative. The expansion is self funded and we are debt free. Any dissenters are welcome to take a punt on AIM but I am proud to have PHTM in my portfolio

That's a sweet RNS

PAYS is now short sold over 5% - could be the Trump factor or something even more sinister. I'd hoped for a punchier trading statement but all we got was gentle reassurance The Digital Wallet space is getting crowded perhaps some consolidation will get the SP moving.

Thank you Wolfhound: Very helpful insights. Agreed, small retailers will love this product. Given the explosive growth in mobile wallets its bound to be a busy space The data from the likes of Skrill and Neteller will be a massive help. I downloaded the GOLO app and although its very early days, I hope they'll improve the way they explain the service to users.

Thanks Wolfhound! That looks interesting and it will be good to know which cities the service gains traction in. No doubt more on this and Payolution on the 8th. Could the recent slips in the SP be to do with the growing short sellers? - I see a new player has entered the fray.