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http://www.shareprophets.advfn.com/views/4532/mirada-buy-at-1625p-target-30p-85-upside What do you think guys? Is 54p in 2 years' time achievable?

I've been researching Gable a bit and was really liking the company. However I then went through the RNSs a little further and found they do some ATE insurance so I asked my dad, a leading ATE underwriter, what he thought of them and he told me "they're a 2 bit, Z-listed insurer based in Lichtenstein. The guy who runs it is a nasty piece of work. And I reckon everything will unravel for them because I've heard they don't pay their claims." And tbf the combined ratio in their latest RNS of 56% does seem too good to be true. So my interest here has rapidly cooled off. Good luck to you all though :)

and we're 10p down today. That's a huge drop considering how tiny the volume is and it emphasises how volatile this share is. That volatility is obviously a double-edged sword. When it's in our favour again we'll fly.

Oh and well bloody done on FDEV triple bagging. Very good shout!

Haha good play on words! Also, and I'm sure this is a fluke on your behalf, it has an extra meaning because my LSE name is Libero (Lib') and my real name is Dan. Or are you going to claim that was deliberate now? ;-)

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David Newton, top class fund manager of helium special situation fund, has an 11% stake here. Hiles Hargreaves also holds a near 20% stake here and all. Floated last year, the test listing in the bar and hospitality business since 2007. Combine that with it's under the radar status and the chance of the value of this stock being misunderstood by the market is high.

For those who haven't read Allenby Capital's decent coverage of SyQic http://www.allenbycapital.com/research/syqic.html

Blimey that is so tempting! If I could afford to pack the job in I would hop on a plane now! What was / is your profession, jolly, out of sheer interest? And yes I think there are more ex-Lib Dems than current ones these days haha!

Ah I see. Smart strategy, jolly. PS - didn't realise you bought into SYQ relying on my advice quite so heavily as you've implied!

OML owns 7% of boohoo! "Online fashion group boohoo.com (LON:BOO) strutted its stuff on AIM on Friday, becoming the latest retailer to make its shares available to the public. Those lucky enough to get a piece of the action were rewarded with a 60 per cent share price rise within minutes of trading. The shares went on offer at 50p, but soon raced up to 80p in a float which raised £300 million. The funds are earmarked for an accelerated expansion programme, as well as repaying convertible loan notes held back existing shareholders. Institutional backers, such as 7 per cent shareholders Odey Asset Management and Old Mutual, were quids in, not to mention co-founder and joint chief executive Mahmud Kamani, who made a cool £240 million from the listing."

I'm entirely unsure where the goings on re: UBC leaves us, as shareholders, in a better or worse position than before so I'm unsure whether to sell upon share trading resuming here. What have other people done? Have any of you put sell limits on? And, in fact, is that even possible on a stock that's been suspended? This is the RNS: http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20140317-700619.html And here's a couple of articles on the deal: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/10700711/Audioboo-to-list-in-London.html http://radiotoday.co.uk/2014/03/ubc-drops-shares-to-raise-audioboo-cash/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+radiotoday+%28Radio+Today+-+News%29

Posted as an OMIP RNS for some reason but here it is: Update on Proposed Acquisition and Audioboo Mon, 17th Mar 2014 07:00 RNS Number : 4299C UBC Media Group PLC 17 March 2014 UBC Media Group plc ("UBC" or "the Company") Update on Proposed Acquisition and Audioboo UBC Media Group (AIM: UBC), the multimedia content and services company today provides an update on the proposed acquisition of 7digital Group, Inc. ("7digital") and on its investment in Audioboo. Proposed Acquisition of 7digital The Company announced on 25 November 2013 that it had entered into a Letter of Intent with privately owned 7digital with a view to creating a new publicly listed company combining the broadcast assets of UBC, including its investment in Audioboo, with those of 7digital. 7digital is a leading supplier of digital music services with a library of 25 million tracks. Both UBC and 7digital believe that the growth of digital music services is increasingly linked to the growth of listening to radio online and on mobile, creating a need for hybrid services which incorporate both radio listening, curated playlists and on demand music. UBC is pleased to announce that it has now signed Heads of Terms with 7digital, outlining the detailed material terms of the potential acquisition of 7digital by UBC ("the Acquisition") and has agreed a period of exclusivity up to 4 April. The Acquisition, if consummated, would constitute a reverse takeover under Rule 14 of the AIM Rules for Companies and will therefore be conditional, inter alia, upon the publication of an admission document by the Company and the approval of UBC's shareholders at a general meeting. UBC expects to publish an admission document by the end of May 2014 and further updates will be made as and when required. In accordance with the rules of AIM, UBC's shares will remain suspended until the admission document is published or the Company confirms that the Acquisition is no longer taking place. Update on Audioboo Investment As announced previously, Audioboo, the fast growing audio social network, has been seeking further investment in order to support its development and growth. To that end, UBC is pleased to announce that it has signed non-binding Heads of Terms with One Delta plc, a cash shell quoted on AIM, to acquire the entire issued and to be issued share capital of Audioboo in a potential all share transaction which would leave UBC with a significant stake in the enlarged group. One Delta has announced today that it has raised £3,485,000 through the issue of new ordinary shares and confirmed the transaction. UBC currently holds 39% of the ordinary share capital of Audioboo. If the transaction completes as currently envisaged, UBC would hold just under 20% of One Delta plc.

It turned out a big reason he felt that way was because riddler said about one stock (the name escapes me now) that it was really undervalued and due a big rise. Then one year later at the same price he said he wasn’t so keen on the stock without much explanation why. Riddler replied to him saying that the reason for his change of opinion was due to the macroeconomic changing remarkably due to the unrest in Egypt and said he would have thought people would have been aware of the biggest news story of that year; that he was being honest both times. Moosh understood and seemed genuinely apologetic and then stopped posted altogether. But I think that whole episode taught me a lesson – don’t focus on one thing so much that you miss the bigger picture. I agree that the most successful stock-market people trade in the short term either, and it’s almost certain that Buffett never looks at RSI. But I actually think there’s a value to it. You may want to buy and hold a stock forever but buying in at the right time could significantly improve your returns. The same goes for when you choose to top up. I learnt this the hard way with BMN, when I topped up when the RSI was 75 only to watch the price fall 30% thereafter, and that’s probably why it is the one TA indicator I keep an eye on when I feel a share might be in overbought territory. Re: Chariot, I was clearly mistaken. (Sorry to hear about shares in NY trouble) Glad you liked the link. The discussion on the seasonality of the market and whether we’re on the brink of a market downturn has continued thereafter btw. Especially considering boohoo.com was floated at £560m (56 x EBITDA of £10m) and it’s actually risen today!! Yeah there’s lots of under the radar stocks with potential mentioned on that thread. It’s one of the reasons I regularly read it actually. Most of them are thanks to a poster called ‘shan’ who seems to find some real crackers! Interesting anecdote you got there. Sounds like an ingenious way to make money tbh! Got to dash. Kind regards, Dan

Haha that’s a very astute observation you’ve made because I’ve recently been thinking that I live as if I’m older than I am, that I’m where people are after they decide to “settle down” haha! I don’t quite know why I am how I am but I’ve been a bit like this for years to be honest with you. I was only 17 when I developed a very keen interest in politics for instance, I then had to work harder than most people at uni due to the fact my course didn’t suit me (I did not study A Level maths or economics and usually a good grade in at least one of them is a prerequisite to study Economics at university) and because I decided to essentially study journalism on the side before setting up and running my own newspaper, etc. I go through periods where I become absolutely fascinated by something for a while to the extent I rate learning more about whatever over more frivolous things. In all honesty I think I’m a bit odd like that and, despite the fact it often leads to success / a superior knowledge in that particular subject than most, I think it’d perhaps be healthier for me to just do what everyone else does of my age. Yes I remember you saying before. I have your maxim that you like “chefs to eat their own cooking” stashed away in my brain I’m so fond of it. I don’t pay as much attention to the BoD than you clearly but, having read your thoughts on the matter, I feel as though I will pay more attention to it in the future. Blimey your university graduate must have made a fortune on nothing but a good feeling! Bravo to him. Good investing does involve a blend of fundamental analysis and technical analysis, and being ahead of the pack is essential. If you spot a stock that’s undervalued, leave it 6 months to invest, you may find that the pack has found it and it’s now fairly valued etc. I think I mostly agree with your maxim – there are not any set in stone rules to good investing. And Investing is certainly both an art and a science, and I think those who try and make it too much of a science will make mistakes because of it. The best example of that I can think of is Moosh. He religiously studied the charts and was a TA wizard, but he stopped commenting on LSE altogether following a very public spat, where he said riddler dishonestly ramped various stocks he was in and then cleared off without telling others. (...)

3% or so divi is really decent. I'm genuinely suprised and tbh I think I'd rather they didn't pay a divi and used the money for further growth but hey ho. Haha I didn't know politeness was exclusive to the Lib Dems haha! Are you a Lib Dem outta interest? Sounds like you at least used to be.

I agree - it has flushed out weak hands but we're not at the stage of consolidation yet considering we've fallen a further 5p today unfortunately. If we consolidate 100p or above I'll be delighted because then the old holders would be flushed out and new ones will come in with higher targets so we can rise again once news hits :) Things are looking very very good here :D

Apologies but I do not quite have the time to reply to you today but would you mind checking out my AIM-specific seasonal investment strategy on the General Chat topic "riddler's technicals"? Here's the link below: http://www.lse.co.uk/general-chat-discussion.asp?page=1622&TopCode=AU4KR3NE Hope you're well and I shall speak to you soon! Kind regards, Dan PS - I just checked out Chariot briefly. Well done!

what is the divi here? I'm kinda surprised there is one tbh. Blue - haha! I actually did used to be a Lib Dem!

Glad to hear you're still in. Just thought I'd ask because I remember you top sliced at a low level (sub 85p) and I saw that as indicative that your target price was a lot lower than mine. When you buy into a share you must buy in large-ish volume to top slice multiple times the way you imply you do. I don't have the liberty. With the exception of BMN it wouldn't make sense to top slice more than once (with the frictional cost that comes with trading) so I'd just top slice to go on free carry with most my holdings, including SYQ. Out of sheer curiosity, I'd love to know you're selling strategy tbh mate - like how you decide where to top slice etc. Care to explain a bit? Are you a secret chartist after all?