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I didn't think, I would be taken seriously, that said it can be/has been done, I'm trying to find out exactly how. I didn't think the feelings toward him were as bad here as they were with PXS.

Surely if feelings are that high, perhaps a route would be to table a motion of No Confidence.

Surely it is possible to table a motion of no confidence if the feelings of investors run that high toward the man.

Thank you 0ECCLES0, yes I had noticed but common decency prevails.

Not the best publicity photograph, having someone stood with hands in pockets.

Thank you for the information, this was why I invested here. Thanks also LionelGreen for the extract: ***enormous potential***.

Agreed euclid55, however from my reasoning, I thought the Airbus/Agusta-Westland, trials and accreditation progress, has made excellent reading, that and the diamond setting advantages. I was becoming highly despondent until now, this has re-established my confidence in the company and its management, time-scales are becoming more transparent. Please don't take this as ramping, it is just how I see things. I'm happy to stay with HDD. Others must do as they wish as I am not an Owl nor Wise, just Old.

Highly encouraging reading.

Yes I think I was, but from Tue, 11 Nov 2014, 3:50pm, probably posted previously but worth listening to again: http://brrmedia.co.uk/event/132692/philip-kirkham-chief-executive-officer-peter-davenport-finance-director

Earlier this year I watched a presentation bu the CEO and Fin Director, which I no longer seem able to locate. Mr Kirkham said words to the effect: 'customers come looking for us'. Then later suggests, that share holder value would be achieved if the company were to be taken over. At least that is how it came over to me. I'll keep looking so I can post a link. I'd much rather it grew with sales, as it is quite a unique product. That said: they have appointed someone to liaise with the aerospace industry, but as posted by others, the validation is taking forever and 'Soon' is not an answer.

Good Luck lass, wishing you good fortune for the future.

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Can't argue with your valuations: 'NXT cap £12bn (bras, pants, socks etc) BP cap £67bn (Oil)' Year to date NXT is 19.9% up on FTSE100, you didn't mention this.

Story at 12:40 http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b061sx53/spotlight-14072015 Come on Babcock, this just isn't good enough.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-33051905

DEFINITION of 'Capital Reduction' The process of decreasing a company's shareholder equity through share cancellations and share repurchases. The reduction of capital is done by companies for numerous reasons including increasing shareholder value and producing a more efficient capital structure. Capital Reduction Definition | Investopedia www.investopedia.com/terms/c/capitalreduction.asp

"Trusted To Deliver" Doesn't seem to be cutting the ice for me any more.

I really have no idea, thought we had hit the bottom at £10. Would probably have bought more had I further funds to invest. I wonder if anyone in the company will be forgoing their bonuses, in the light of the shares performance?

This news, although there are many words, it says little for me. I've been in this one for a long time. http://www.cerespower.com/investors/rns-releases

I've been with them since 2008, my largest investment, still OK, but was about to jump when the rights issue came, stayed even though I knew the primes had been lost. I think you will be OK here and that Liberium might keep reiterating a bad call, that said I can't see the £15 estimate one broker has on them; being met in the next twelve months. Take care.