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floating around..tiny buys driving largish increases in effective ask

unlikely to hang around..he has terrific track record (or did a decade or so ago lol)

probably right...a trading update may appear any time over next few weeks (if there is one), so a little wary

neg fcf is negative ....perhaps apply 10-30% to unsecured receivables for possible range of net net net style balance sheet valuation ..pays yr money, makes yr bed ..gla

april fool?

never/always..only the paranoid/jolly4ever

shd be toppy imv (but ofc immense gulf between should and are) ..the yanks keep piling aboard the s&p brick likes lambs ba-rging each other to get into..the abattoir..

no reason to think there is a problem..i cdn't see any news that might affect ntbr ...so random, mm/dma games or leak about neg trading (update) perhaps customer default or some such ...leak is not impossible, hence de-risking

perplexed

last 43 spkes here lol

bought tiddly amount @10.8p cos admire (not same as like lol) Mills ...shorting here seems high risk

Indonesia..or SE Asia lol?????

overhang cleared @59.5?

time to sell??

wd be terrific..i'd be interested to know how aim can deal effectively with this stuff...

suspect you are wrong about 50p min; convenient spin for someone who wants other PIs to bid this up lol cf "than the highest price paid by the bidder for any interest in target shares acquired during the offer period and within 12 months prior to its commencement. " not the highest price per se..dyor of takeover code and other applicable regs, all..complicated stuff ..not an expert, not advice...but doubt you are sure either

was..sold a long time ago, but interested in their cash conversion and whether improving

fcf matters more than profit imv...much much more ..gla

possible bid ...ho hum

The results from the management accounts for the year ended 31 December 2015 are before any provision against the amounts owed by the Company's principal trading partners. At 31 December 2015 the Company had outstanding trade receivables of £11.7 million (half year ended 30 June 2015: £8.4 million) and collections from the Company's primary customer had been less than previously anticipated by the Board. At 29 February 2016 trade debtors totalled £14.2 million. As part of the audit of the Company for the year to 31 December 2015, the Directors will be discussing with the Company's Statutory Auditor whether there should be a provision for impairment against the trade receivables, which could negatively affect the profit before tax for the year. In the Company's Annual Report for the year to 31 December 2014, the Statutory Auditor raised concerns as an 'emphasis of matter' in respect of the Company's credit exposure to SyQic's two largest customers. The Directors were of the opinion, at the time, that the debts were fully recoverable and thus no provision for impairment was required.