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how do you know its a buy?

are the offices in these places still operational ?Chicago and Los Angeles- fromthe last RNS looks they dont even have a London Office tarting in North London in 2005 as a wearable technology provider, we’ve evolved to become one of the world’s leading platforms for Digital Wellness, with offices in London, Chicago and Los Angeles, and clients and customers around the globe.

I made an inquiry by email with FITB regarding ordering 2000 ORB unites but did not get any response. Do they have a telephone? do you know if they are taking any more orders for 2017?

http://www.businessmirror.com.ph/denr-chief-toughens-up-on-issuance-of-ecc/ At the same time, the DENR denied the ECC application of Egerton Gold Philippines for its project in Lobo, Batangas, due to incompatibility of its operations with the Verde Island Passage, which is considered the “global center of the center of the marine biodiversity of the planet.” this is from January 10 but we did not get this information and no wonder Redmining gave it over to BMV

I really hate backing IPOs. Many companies just struggle to adjust to life as a public company, it is like those cricketers who are great at proper cricket but just can't make the adjustment to the pyjama game. Whatever. We have had a small exposure (well not that small actually) today in Bluebird Merchant Ventures (BMV) - Bluebird Mining as was - which is the first mining stock to make it to the London market in eight months. This is the company Amanda Van Dyke did a lot of good work on as part of what has been a prolonged IPO. Amanda is now ploughing other furrows as a fund manager but Bluebird has made it to a standard listing raising c£1.7 million at 5.75p. The shares have opened at 4.6p mid which still values the company at c£8.5 million but I am fairly relaxed and we are expecting to make a decent medium term return on this one.. The company has two operations. Its copper trading business appars to be on the verge of recording material real revenues with big name companies. If it delivers then that means Bluebird is generating cash and so there will be no more fundings needed. That is something that attracts me. Meanwhile the company has some interesting looking gold assets in the Phillipines which are pretty well advanced at an exploration level and I am very hopeful for news on that front soon. They could offer relatively near term production. The back of the envelope way I look at this, having chatted to management past and present at length, is that the trading operations should be valued - as all trading businesses should be - on a fairly low multiple but they could well on their own justify the current market cap anyway. And they will provide funding to bring gold production into play, okay not enormous mines but assets that could generate pretty stonking cashflows even at sub current gold prices. If gold flies we get a real win here. -

http://www.leaprate.com/2016/12/germany-regulator-bafin-requiring-negative-balance-protection-for-cfd-trading/ BaFin’s proposals, however, are much milder. The main thrust of BaFin’s rule changes is to limit the losses on leveraged CFD trading to the amount of equity already deposited by the client. No other mention of leverage limits, or bonus payments, was made. BaFin’s proposal effectively requires CFD brokers to provide negative balance protection to their trading clients. In practice, that is something which many online brokers already do. In fact, in speaking with several leading brokers LeapRate has learned that most FX industry executives are positively surprised by the BaFin proposals, as many were expecting much worse – such as action the FCA took, or even a total ban on Forex and CFD advertising (as Holland and France did), or a total ban on trading leveraged off-exchange instruments, put in place recently in Belgium

this company is not worth anything gold project frozen and no copper business either and no cash in the bank just Waite for the placing

BMV website is gone

1) On 6 July we had an RNS saying the Philippine government are reviewing ALL mining projects in the country but on the 8 July in response to Massive SP fall they are saying " Company would like to state that the Batangas Gold Project is not yet an operating mine and is not expected to be part of the current audit" 2) copper trading bussinuss have got one customers, how much profit can make if you have only one customer?

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-07-07/philippine-environment-chief-vows-to-shut-failed-miners-in-2016

the gold project is now off god knows for how long. now the trading business what is the profit margin hear ? they dont yet have an agreement with the only smelter in the Philippines, we where told at the IPO that an agreement will be sined by April 16 . Also as the smelter is the only one in the country we cant control the price hear. give me reason to stay invested hear

new board for red mining hxxp://www.redmm.com.au/wp-content/uploads/RMX-ASX-Announcement_Results-of-EGM_1-July-2016.pdf

surprise its not moving up most asset not in the Uk

prices will fall but houses will still sell, they can weather the storm - no debt

you are looking at an old RNS currently no problem at all.

bolocks. net cash $70m

aqp is paying the market to mine. net cash reduced from $85m last q to $76m . basket case company

$125m bond redemption in Dec net cash as of last q only $85m. now probably $80m

We continue to see selective value in the PGM equities, and we upgrade Amplats to Neutral ahead of upcoming interim results and anticipated restructuring clarification news flow. Given relatively limited upside and our anticipation of relatively poor interim results, we have downgraded RBPlat to Underperform. Our other ratings remain unchanged, with Implats and Aquarius our preferred PGM exposures.

its DEC, they have to pay $125m but they have the money in the bank. no need for cf