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Not investment advice, you understand, Legs, but I don't worry about the mms I'm happy to stick with my original investment rationale - unless you or any of us come up with a few decent reason(s) to run for the hills! Have a great night & remember you're in (paper) profit but don't buy all the rounds just in case Jolly chilled

I hope you joined the bus, Eco

.... top up can wait

DYOR/not investment advice but multiples look a bit high in current market imo Seems decent company with good prospects, but worth paying this much?...Time will tell

What's your target sp for a little profit taking? Difficult to know at such absurdly low EV/P2 imo

but not cheap imo relative to LONR or AGTA DYOR/not investment advice, of course

progress (a bit jerky, perhaps) is all we can ask for And really its progress by the business we're all after more than the sp (but maybe I am being a bit high minded - a spurt to 80p before Xmas would do nicely)

You and I may well get the opportunity to buy/top up at 46.xxp soon ..Tri loves the 40-50p atm (its natural habit, it seems)...but who knows of course...may booooooooom (unlikely)

Yes, our investing styles clearly overlap I have always been fascinated by net nets (or nearly net nets) and that fascination has grown with the opportunity costs of capital so low (of holding cash at low interest rates or investing in the bond bubble - imo - distorted risk assets)

sub £6 seems imminent...but who knows with this share investing lark

Not a spectator here, mate!

Don't like lack of buying here as RPT lifts off and EXI rises handily, so sold half holding this morning to book tiny profit and will watch closely JKX reserves and execution make me a tad nervous

seems distant prospect

what do you reckon about this one? intriguing for sure...

5 December 2012 SYMPHONY ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES PLC ("Symphony", the "Company" or the "Group") Trading Update Symphony Environmental Technologies plc, the specialist in advanced plastics technologies including controlled life, anti-microbial and anti-counterfeiting products, and recycling technologies, announces a trading update for the financial year ending 31 December 2012. Revenues for the second half of the financial year have reflected the Company's normal weighting towards the latter six months of the reporting period and will be significantly higher that the first half (H1: £2.12m). However, revenues for the financial year will be substantially lower than the previous year (2011: £8.5m) and market expectations. A trading loss of approximately £1.1m for the financial year is expected to be reported (2011: £0.5m). The principal reason for the fall in revenue is a decline of approximately 30 percent in d2w® additive sales. A number of new large potential territories from which d2w® additive sales were expected were delayed. However, the Group has received initial orders from some of these territories and positive indications of interest for future sales, albeit the timing is not yet known.

lift off

the choc

Been a h/torrid few months for the co and sp Given sp formation mildly chaotic at times, I am really eyeing up sub £6.... but couldn't resist a little nibble at these levels

seems to build in considerably more pain than Board's "conservative" max £15m "balance sheet write off" DYOR & fairly bafflliiiing as that politico puts it Jolly intriguing

For immediate release 4 December 2012 Hargreaves Services plc ("Hargreaves" or the "Company") Irregularities in Belgium Subsidiary Hargreaves Services plc (AIM: HSP), the UK's leading supplier of solid fuel and bulk materials logistics, announces that following routine investigation of anthracite stock levels and records in our Belgium subsidiary, we have identified a serious overstatement of stock values and credit notes due from major suppliers. Two people with management contracts in Belgium have been immediately suspended and KPMG have been appointed to carry out an urgent forensic investigation. We have no reason to suppose that the implications of this event extend beyond our Belgium operation which contributed £2m of operating profit in the last financial year. It is difficult for the Board to evaluate the potential financial impact of this event at this early stage but for conservative guidance purposes the Board does not believe that the potential impact of this balance sheet write off could exceed £15m. The Group is due to provide a routine interim pre-close trading statement within the next two weeks. In the meantime, the Board can confirm that the remainder of the Group is trading well and in line with its expectations. The decision process at Maltby Colliery is also likely to be concluded in the short term.