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so the dreary trend resumes

obviously extraordinarily cheap if port happens imv ...so when to buy in?

if endless placings on offer ...I want a change in CEO before considering rebuying

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too many juicy plays developing elsewhere

watching lol

and have huge position...so ...so anything possible ...even by 30-35p JMB

sell more c47p ...and buy back c40p ...simplesz

cheap..v cheap

@43.5p ...over 10% in a few days in these markets ...on no news ...all good

so somewhere sub 60p to rebuild position imv

perhaps EBIT c£3m this year (mostly Maddox)...so EV/EBIT on the high side @8-9 times ...but then this is a well run company (as far as I can tell) facing challenging home market ...somewhere c £1 (perhaps a little under) might offer great buying opportunity

or · the closing mid-market price on the last trading day before the Company receives notice of the intended conversion of the Loan Notes. ...so running yield, seniority and attractive conversion terms ...doesn't look great for the humble PI imv

The Loan Notes are repayable at par on the third anniversary of their issue together with interest which accrues on the principal outstanding at 3% per annum in the first year rising to 7.5% per annum in the second and third year following their issue. The Loan Notes carry the right, subject to the Company's ordinary shareholders passing the relevant resolution at a general meeting, to be converted, at a future date, into such number of Ordinary Shares as is equal to the principal and interest outstanding on the Loan Notes to be converted divided by the lower of either: · 2.5p, representing a premium of 92% to the closing mid-market price of 1.3p on 17 November 2014; or · the closing mid-market price on the last trading day before the Company receives notice of the intended conversion of the Loan Notes.

so why rush to buy?

now sp is testing nerves ...gl

the real concern is delisting a la BSST at ridiculously low valuation (imv) ...similar risk over on CAMK ...with no ii depth, that risk is hard to factor in...which kind of makes these plays uninvestible (but similar to many AIM casino gambles lol) ,,,I'll have a flutter c5p if that comes to be

courtesy udland "The collapse in crude oil prices has primarily attributed to a glut in supply. And while it's unlikely that a nearly 60% decline in the price of any asset can be attributed to just one factor, this chart from George Pearkes at Bespoke Investment Group shows that no one can deny the amount of supply in the oil markets is way, way above normal. ..." Read more: http://uk.businessinsider.com/oil-inventories-above-average-2015-1?r=US#ixzz3PvveJHzC ...but carry on making up yr fantasies

PIs just don't have the firepower imv ...so as long as original holders exiting, the sp trend is clear, no?

15.56p paid...nice