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Interserve used to be a profitable company, a couple of mistakes drag it into very critical situation. with the debt, many bet the company will go down. however, maybe bank, government and bod don't think so. after Carillion went burst, Interserve will benefit in some way. with total revenue around 4 billion, from long term, it will make more than 50m net profit a year in average. you can calculate what the share price will be. the problem is its debt when it is not performing like this year. it need bank support. if bank support, debt is not a problem. i have so many friends borrow money from bank to buy property in London and Aberdeen and make millions. brave company borrow money from bank to expand their business. we know debt is a two sided sword. hopefully, interserve will get bank support and survive and get stronger. as a investor, half of them buy the share and half of them sell the share. at this level, more people buy than sell. you look like a gambler. if you believe the company will burst, you can short the share using CFD with all your assets. i bought �10k at 58p on monday and sold at 64p yesterday because i see the selling pressure but bought back at 57p today. i do think 50p is definitely a rare opportunity to buy if you can afford to lose. if it get the bank support, it will fly to 120p quickly. i will buy more shares as i don't want to see UK good companies to die.

LMI/SGL is 2% higher. I can't understand why people buy LMI not SGL.

As I said last week, sp can surge up to 0.07. this is the first target of rebound with the positive effect of bod change and refinancing. however, the volume is too large. next week will fall back a bit. without any breakthrough of its business (it is tough due to no substantial technology here), sp 0.07 is top ceiling.

@Maidit308, no argument. I sold just after 1:00 when I was allocated OO at price 0.0457 to make about �2100. I want to be the first to pocket the profit before other OO shares float to market (I realised it is a bit too early, it may go up to 0.07 next week, however, sometimes, it is difficult to sell large volume in the company with small market capitalisation). when I sell shares, I normally left a few in my holding to track. this is a good practice. in the case of AERO OO, you can buy whatever you want as only 70% shares are sold in the OO.

@Maidit308, seems you are new. definitely sell. you can see the dealing history that time as below. if it is a buy, SP will be >> 0.05 05-Jan-18 15:29:53 0.0475 30,000,000 Sell* 0.045 0.055 14.25k 05-Jan-18 15:30:42 0.049 3,500,000 Buy* 0.045 0.05 1,715 05-Jan-18 15:28:06 0.05 13,975,009 Buy* 0.045 0.05 6,988

Brickie, this is a sell. maybe sb like me. I bought �10 before OO and then bought 20m on OO and sold this afternoon to make quick money. The dealing history show that AERO is pretty strong today and may have a surge next week if the buyer today is not II. otherwise, there are still �300k of OO shares to sell and SP will move slowly.

Penny, yes, all dealing at 0.05 is buys. Could you pls find out what price you can get if you sell anything?

i did not expect so strong momentum. I sold my £30k on Thursday high 78.5p and regret I did not buy back at 74p (I am waiting a lower entry point, but did not come). but even if I had hold until now, I would sell it on Monday around 86p. based on Sibanye share price, 86p is the offer price. I don't know how much extra cost you need to sell Sibanye. over 86p is definitely risky as the fundamental factors are not favourite: labour cost always go up, gold etc price is struggling, project even political instability, continuing loss and selling pressure like last years. if you are long on Sibanye , I wish you good luck.

Downbutnotout, don't lose your faith. to be honest, LMI is very volatile. for me, if sp is under 65p, I will buy, over 80p, I will short it.

Sentiment on Sibanye-Stillwater is not good. the share price is now down 10% at R1440. It may go as low as 1300, which is 69p if 1 lmi share convert to 0.967 SS share. Considering other uncertainty, if you want to buy back, I think 65p is safe point, 70p is not worth the risk.

I sold my holding £30k LMI at 78 pence and made only 2k profit. I would hold if it can touch 1 pound. today Sibanye-Stillwater share price is at 15000, which is about 83 pence. it may touch 80 pence, but not too high

Thanks, BarryAllen, no more interest on nyo now.

lordbryon. Pls dont mislead others. 25% kefi holding worth £5m.

Larest sp 0.0188

What is selling price? If large gap, not good, otherwise more confident.

It is a game between ii. Who is buying 70m and who is selling?

Agree. The question is not if they can find nomad, but if they can afford to pay nomad and listing. They dont have much cash or assets. If some one can tell me how much nyo worth, or rto possiblity, i will buy some at 0.02.

If i were you, i would have sold at 0.03-0.04 and buy back at 0.02 if you can afford lost. That is 100% profit. Volume seems not good.

It is your money. Are you 100% sure nyo will survive, mate?

Many are locked. Any chance to sort everything out within last hours or delist like asx? It is gambling and it is not good to see so many rampers