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of decent trading vol - interesting to see which way this breaks

all good imo for 2013

Thanks, DD some sp momentum today - so best of luck for your investment (assuming you have one!) atb Jolly

at 32.xp to have spread narrowed so soon after! Interesting to see volume (and, if high, direction of sp)

zatcha, all good - I am not short here; just bemused by sarcastic commentary

Now, Hallmark, that is a strong accusation. All oil/gas fields run out of oil or gas in the end, ne c'est pas? Do you know what a finite resource is? And why we use a term like "Renewables" for the other type of energy resource? How many bbl do Trap's management estimate is recoverable from Athena & what is the current production? Then do some Year 3 maths Pathetic

ha ha Hallmark - sarcastic comment doesn't make friends; suggest DYOR

Steady, FH, curb your enthusiasm! It's a trifle unseemly (Great sell yesterday pm though - well done, mate)

spot on - old game of bottom spotting (yuck)

'fraid use of pe or current production as valuation metrics/benchmarks may be flawed here because of limited life of Athena

middle aged - don't tell me about it! Makes life for mms much easier when no-one except the transacting parties knows for sure whether the trade is a buy or a sell - core tool in kit for AIM stock

Outlook Looking forward, there are as yet no signs of any sustained improvement in the market and there continues to be great uncertainty over the transition from CERT to Green Deal when the former expires at the end of 2012. The UK Government's own economic assessment suggests that the volume of insulation sales under Green Deal will be lower in 2013 than in 2012 under CERT which must be contrary to the desired outcome.

stalled

perhaps

Oh, DD, another thought: EBITDAE is especially weak when analysing a capital intensive business imo: no return on the £17m of fixed assets is an enormous hole to fill! Or another way of looking at it might be that the market is discounting these assets by only 20% (-£3m) which hardly seems that hefty/unkind given they are generating almost no return atm All imo - DYOR/Not Investment Advice, of course!! atb Jolly

= premature EBITDAE is the weakest expression of cashflow (& on this measure, just breakeven); it takes no account of (need for) return on fixed assets (nor any account for the CAPEX needed to continue to invest in them) For me, profit is E(AE) and operating profit is EBITAE atb Jolly

previous [ˈpriːvɪəs] adj 2. (postpositive) Informal taking place or done too soon; premature

interesting..

900@71p Fingers crossed

Third time lucky