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Courtesy of Ros - Thank you as always:- https://twitter.com/rosolanor/status/992364620466843649 'W'e have a breakout, the stock just broke the neckline of the inverse head & shoulders on decent volume. Looking very strong today. GLA'' A lot to look forward to...and wr.t. many areas. Have a great w/e all; too nice out there to be stuck on bbs:) Enjoy everyone!:)

Have a great BH w/e all! PB - be sure not to get sunstroke....;-P Enjoy everyone! :) Be

very nicely this week. Sp increasing steadilly. Let's see where positive news (potentially) can take this sp in the next x weeks. Added here on dips past 3 weeks and p/f looking very healthy so far. GLA:)

NP Topicel:) Im just pointing out that my nature is not to ramp or deramp but you questioned if I was being negative yet Ive remained credible in my views.....and consistent. If I wasnt optimistic about NTOG, then I wld simply not be invested at all, lol! In spite of the dips off the sp, Ive remainded positive at all times abt NTOG credibly challenging those who have attempted to deramp it for no good reason. I have no aversity to the 34p level, just means more ����! However, Im just being balanced and Matt can make whatever claims he likes but you yourself questioned him/the company/the sp when you had your 'wobble'. If 34p is realised in the future, brilliant! But it is up to Matt & Co to deliver......with time. I have and continue to remain extremely optimistic abt NTOG's potential, short, medium and long term. The fact I am not on the bb all day, or I do not contantly ramp does not infer anything else. More that I dont need to constantly watch it as Im quietly confident of where NTOG is heading and happy to let it do its own thing ...whilst investing/researching other shares:0 Best of luck Topicel/All :)

Topical, Im not negative or else wldnt have bought and added from 1.8p upwards and continue to hold.... It was you who had a change of stance re. NTOG last month completely, remember when I responded to your posts and negativity?? Mine has remained positive at all times but also realistic. Ive always repeated the fact it rerated from 1.18p upwards as e'one knows from Aug/Sept . I understand the forward looking valuation far more than you know Topicel! Where have I said it is worth less? Surprised at you seeing as you were posting negatively only last month when the sp had fallen into the 3s stating we were 'sitting ducks' I think??! My view at least has remained consistent and positive throughout.........;) The fact that one does not constantly ramp does not mean she can not recognise or appreciate future value else why would this be one of my largest holdings........? GL:)

The value of anything is only determined by the demand in any given market as we all know. Just because we believe something to be worth more, doesnt mean the *market* does at any given time. NTOG is most likely *worth* more but the market deems its value 4.55p/share at this time. With news, it will be undoubtedly more.... It's the nature of AIM........... True value will undoubtedly be reflected in the sp...........*but* with time and news.......and some additional positive sentiment thrown into the mix on release of those vital RNS's :) GLA

Agree PB:) I can buy 6500 at 4.685p......Small mcap means it goes to NT quickly but MMs always have stock.........;)

''Sluggish Wage Growth Average hourly earnings rose four cents, or 0.1 percent, last month after gaining 0.2 percent in March. That left the annual increase in average hourly earnings at 2.6 percent. The average workweek was unchanged at 34.5 hours last month. While average hourly earnings have suggested only a gradual increase in wage inflation, other measures have been more robust. The Employment Cost Index (ECI), widely viewed by policymakers and economists as one of the better measures of labor market slack, increased solidly in the first quarter. The ECI report showed wages rising at their fastest pace in 11 years during the period. Even with the annual increase in average hourly earnings still moderate, inflation is flirting with the Fed's target. The Fed's preferred inflation measure, the personal consumption expenditures price index excluding food and energy, was up 1.9 percent year-on-year in March after a 1.6 percent rise in February. The U.S. central bank on Wednesday left interest rates unchanged and said it expected annual inflation to run close to its "symmetric" 2 percent target over the medium term. ... Economists interpreted symmetric to mean policymakers would not be too concerned with inflation overshooting the target. The Fed hiked rates in March and has forecast at least two more increases for this year. Economists expect the unemployment rate will drop to 3.5 percent by the end of the year. The economy needs to create roughly 120,000 jobs per month to keep up with growth in the working-age population. Construction payrolls rebounded by 17,000 jobs last month after recording their first drop in eight months in March. Manufacturing employment increased by 24,000 jobs in April after a gain of 22,000 positions in March. The retail sector added 1,800 jobs. Payrolls for temporary help, seen as a harbinger of future permanent hiring, rose by 10,300 after falling by 2,100 in March. Leisure and hospitality employers added 18,000 jobs last month. Government payrolls fell 4,000 in April. ''

''WRAPUP 2 � U.S. job growth rebounds; unemployment rate falls to 3.9 percent Nonfarm payrolls increase 164,000 in April Unemployment rate falls to 3.9 percent from 4.1 percent Average hourly earnings rise 0.1 percent WASHINGTON, May 4 (Reuters) � U.S. job growth increased less than expected in April and the unemployment rate dropped to near a 17-1/2-year low of 3.9 percent as some jobless Americans left the labor force. The Labor Department's closely watched employment report on Friday also showed wages barely rising last month, which could ease concerns that inflation pressures were rapidly building up, likely keeping the Federal Reserve on a gradual path of monetary policy tightening. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 164,000 jobs last month, the Labor Department said on Friday. Data for March was revised up to show payrolls rising by 135,000 jobs instead of the previously reported 103,000. That was still the fewest amount of jobs created in six months and followed an outsized gain of 324,000 in February. Job growth is moderating as the labor market hits full employment. There has been an increase in reports of employers, especially in the construction and manufacturing sectors, struggling to find qualified workers. The drop of two-tenths of a percentage point in the unemployment rate from 4.1 percent in March pushed it to a level last seen in December 2000 and within striking distance of the Fed's forecast of 3.8 percent by the end of this year. It was the first time in six months that the jobless rate dropped. But 236,000 people dropped out of the labor force. The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, fell to 62.8 percent from 62.9 percent in March. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast payrolls rising by 192,000 jobs in April and the unemployment rate falling to 4.0 percent. ''

Nice to come back to a steady increase............:) Once again, sp rising day after RNS release.....becoming a pattern.....:)

Fix, noted. Thank you. Will keep an eye, cld still yet break out...........:)

MP, it's *always* the latter hehe! Always......you can access on both or on neither. And that normally means LSE is down. #Again GL:)

If you can access LSE on mobile, you shd be able to access it on laptop.....reboot laptop if LSE doesnt work. No kidding. Been there........a gazillionx! Alternatively, it's just LSE not working as opposed to your laptop. This is more likely!!

MP, I can do both ie M or even (M). Check you have the correct version in Settings. I think you need to select Desktop version as per earlier post.....you may need to change your settings....it doesnt appear to work on 'Mobile version' so try changing that....:).

Give me 2 mins to check s'thing else....:)

MP, just logged out on mobile as site wasnt working! Logged back in and did : (M) That will work and take you to M bb. GL:)

Hi MP. Try (M) or M. You shd be able to acces that way. Also make sure you;r eon the correct version. I think you have a bhoice of desktop or mobile version. Yup, you were right re. BH!! :)

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Morning NWCS! Nice to see you back here. Hope all is well :)

today so will be definite volatility in US session today. Pump and fade any post-NFP rise again............?