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Pete, this is exactly what I was going to say. You beat me to it. Although, I was going to add, that I am surprised considering that our RSI strongly indicates we're due a fall. I reckon the reason we haven't had one is that the 100p mark is so psychologically significant that the RSI indication isn't holding true this time. And yeah very well done to those who bought in at 60p ish! Well played :)

Glad to see SYQ has caught your interest. A realistic end of year target is 144p but, due to the sector this is in, 200p is not unreasonable (as I said in the comments section of this article: http://www.theel1tetrader.com/2014/01/syqic-pay-tv-on-go.html) Have a good weekend and let us know whether you choose to buy in or not :) Kind regards, Dan

yeah it's about bloody time the market recognises SYQ for what it is - this is smoking hot undervalued tech stock :D

We finished at 102p! Who could have guessed we'd finish February her? In all honesty I didn't think we'd be above 100p - this is AMAZING! 70% up during this month. Talk about outperforming the market! :D

Thank you ever so much :D However, as I said, I have never made such accurate predictions and continually got it right before. This truly is a first! And well done for knowing what Libero means! Although I have to ask how you know that? Kind regards, Dan (my real name - Libero's my dad's)

earlier today and then bounced straight off it just as I expected. The 100p is resistance and will be support eventually just because it is so psychologically important. Won't be long now and I am delighted :D

Sorry for not posting here in ages! CP22, Happy birthday for the other day! I hope you had a good ‘un! By the way it looks like I’ve finally found someone on lse who is younger than me – I’m turning 23 in August so I’m a tad older than you! I have to say that I am beginning to see why you love OMIP so much. I’ll let you know when/if I buy in but, rest assured, it continues to be on my watchlist and has been for months (as you know). Re: WEBIS – I did check it out but really didn’t like its profit margins where it made 0.35 on revenues of 168.7m. For that reason I’m unlikely to invest tbh, unless I’m missing something crucial of course. Re: CRV – I’m the same as you. I looked at it but found it tough to understand. It has released news today which shows it is trading below its NAV but, then again, a lot of AIM shares do and it doesn’t mean it’ll rise like you think it should. Rob, re: ABDP – I actually quite like the look of this one you’ve found. It has a nice little niche, it has good finances (net assets of 8.2m and cash > liabilities), as well as a large £1.7m contract not included in their last set of results. On the other hand its EV/EBIT is 13.6 at present and, unless it grows very very fast, that is a bit demanding so I’m unlikely to invest. I’ve spotted a couple of shares that you might like to look at. With no funds spare I’m in neither of course but I certainly am tempted. The first is MLC (566p). It is a FTSE 250 share that is in the Hotel sector. It announced its results recently and the growth there is absolutely amazing! It has a low PE ratio, low EV/EBIT ratio, high growth (as I said), and EPS jumped from 42p to 70.5p. Previously it was trading at roughly 13 to 14 x EPS so it is now trading at roughly 8 x EPS. Providing it is valued at 13 – 14 x EPS again though it should reach 920p at the very least - 60% above what it is now! If I had money I’d buy into it right now. The second is ACD. By common standards the fundamentals look good (low pe ratio, lowish ev/ebit ratio, great finances (£5m cash in 2012 year, no debt), and an increasing dividend. ALSO – and this is unusual – it is in the process of buying back 20% of its shares. It started this process July 2013 and shall complete it June 2014, but it suggests the fundamentals shall grow stronger in the coming months because of it. Having said all that, like CRV, it’s an enigma to me because its pre tax profits are higher than its revenue for instance. But, because it is like CRV, you may like it Rob haha! I’d be interested to know what you both think. Wishing good luck and good health to the both of you. Dan

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Didn't even know there was going to be one! This ought to be good. Although my one worry is that people will sell on the news. Although, if they do, I'll happily top up anything sub 85p if I can :D

I said it was a very strong buy at 60p and now look where it is less than a month later. I said recently that it was in overbought territory and a top up opportunity would arise, it then dipped down to 83p at its lowest point and - when it reached 87p - I said it had bottomed out and now we're at 94p (live price). So far I've managed to call this fairly well (trust me - it's a first). I now reckon we'll start testing 100p soon before we experience another dip / top-up opportunity. Who else is excited at seeing triple digits? :D

Bambos, how do you know that out of interest? and Dibs, I know - that is why my conservative end of year target is 144p. SYQ is an absolutely brilliant share! :D

Looking at the recent results and the past performance of this stock I think 900p is a very realistic target that will be reached by the end of the year. If I had the cash I'd buy into this right now!

Hi Trev, Glad you like our very polite bb. You seem to have quite a good nose for stocks if you hunted out AMED so long ago and spotted this beauty! Well bloody done! Out of interest what other stocks do you suggest rob and I to take a look at? And I am very wary too, Trev, hence why I'm always looking for that good margin of safety before I invest. And it's why I'm so cynical too because negatives can sometimes not get punished by the market like they should during bull runs. But during bear runs the market isn't so generous and I feel as though a bear market may well be on its on its way this year. Good luck to you too my fellow SYQ holder, Dan

That must have been very frustrating! And I offer you even more sympathy re: City Fibre. Unlucky mate - but with your holdings here at SYQ, SNTY, CAP, etc all going so well I can't feel too sorry for you mate haha! Btw I looked at CityFibre and it sounds like a great business model , the bod seem really competent, etc but I am lacking numbers. And without the numbers how am I supposed to work out whether it is scherzo to buy or not? Haha SIM is great but I'm not in there because I chose MOS over it because It seemed more undervalued to me even at 60-70p! In hindsight I really regret that move but that's hindsight for you... Will look at CRV when I can. Just quite busy job wise at the moment so it's not easy to do so right now. Best regards, Dan

Hi Trevally, I like unloved companies too. If a stock’s bb is too busy then chances are I’m not involved for example. How do check director buys daily? And how do you scan RNSs for specific words? If I had some spare cash to invest and was looking for something to buy into I’d love to have something like that. Yeah I spotted SyQic before it floated because, following the Royal Mail, I was looking out for a good IPO to buy into. Ironically I chose SyQic over others only to find it didn’t fly like I thought it would but nevermind I’m in profit now and, to be honest, had it just shot off into the distance I probably would have sold at some point. Whereas, because it performed badly, it meant I had the time to properly research it and conclude that it’s actually a cracking share that could double bag this year! I don’t blame anyone for avoiding mining shares because, on the whole, I do too. It’s just BMN I’m in because it has certain unique features that make it too irresistible to be out of IMO. Did you say you're Australian? Becuase if you are you're gonna end up making me jealous. Bet your weather is absolutely gorgeous compared to ours! Kind regards, Dan

Glad to see a new face here, and I'm pleased to hear you are also holding too. Especially having had a quick glance at other posts you've made where I can see you're a COMS holder but someone who is very realistic about it (refreshing to see) and, like Rob, you're another AMED holder too which has done very well recently! Out of interest what is your daily stock screen? Are you one of these people with your own spreadsheet to help you chart entry and exit points etc? I think it will be an interesting play for the rest of the year and it certainly has been recently where I think we will start testing the psychologically important 100p soon!

Re: the short selling prevention campaign but, as you said, there's no harm trying. And I hope broker software accepts an order that is 100% above the market because yesterday tons of BMN holders put their sell limits between 80p and 150p. I kid you not. Yeah I have noticed that. Whilst I can see the temptation to overdiversify (wanting to be in every share you like the look of) there is a balance to be had and, if you're invested in too many places, your returns won't be as good as if you just stuck to your favourite 15-20 etc. Having said that you have such a good nose for good stocks that I reckon you shall do very well. CAP is absolutely superb. I wish I was in there. And SIM is a stock I've really researched and I reckon it'll rise to 45p at the least so well done for being in there too! You're right about me missing out on stocks if I stick strictly to the rule but I've just started investing so I don't have much money to play with so I want to be stict / disciplined for now until I grow my portfolio a bit, and then I can relax the rule for some stocks / be less risk averse. Re: my writing ability – thank you ever so much! As someone who once aspired to be a journalist (and set up my own newspaper at university) I’d like to think I’m a decent writer but it’s lovely to be paid such a compliment, and especially from someone I consider to be a good writer themselves! In regards to your decision to avoid the mining sector, I think it was a wise move of you to do so because it’s been in a long down trend for years and it was the worst performing sector of 2013. Equally I think it’s wise of you to reassess whether you want to continue avoiding the mining sector in light of the fact that 1) the down trend has potentially bottomed out (look at Fresnillo for instance – it went from 1700p to below 700p in the course of a year but now seems to be recovering back towards 1000p). 2) Excuse the pun but there really is some absolute gems out there amongst the dirt. Kind regards, Dan

To holders and potential holders, make sure you read this thorough report on Syqic from Allenby Capital. http://www.allenbycapital.com/research/syqic041213.pdf To Rob, SYQ is definitely a profitable company and, if you look at page 5 of the report, you'll see various ratios included EV/EBITDA have calculated as at 62p.

*I thoroughly enjoy reading your posts too!

I actually wish it was a bit more active but nevermind. Once we get 2014 HY results this place will be buzzing! re: BMN - well done for topping up and well done for doing so sub 5p (or shall I say whilst we're still in single digits)! Will you set a high limit order like many other Bushveld holders? As a result of today's little campaign I've worked out that, out of the almost 50% in free float (I think), almost 15% of the shares are held by lse holders who have slapped on very high sell limits on in order to prevent those shares being shorted. Don't worry I'm not going to stop or cut back on how much I post on lse mate. I'm here to stay. And thank you - I thoroughly enjoy your posts, Rob! :D Kind regards, Dan