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Never seen the spread on this so tight, offer 0.104, bid 0.101. Never understood MM's. Wish the BOD was a bit more communicative. Should have sold out here years ago, the few quid my holding is worth now makes no difference.

I just offer the link without a personal view. Well done with Redde, I hesitated at 78p at the end of last year and have lived to regret it !

. http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/282225/top-10-contrarian-share-trades-right-now .

Last time divs were suspended for a year they were back after only 6 months, this is of course a bigger target to digest than last time.

http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/2015/11/05/tips-and-ideas/share-tips/reaction-to-gvc-dividend-holiday-overdone-kJjueCDFV9PqEk5amQqg2J/article.html#

Had you answered.......

Had you Arsenal58's question you could have done us both a good turn. This board has always been a particularly friendly one, hope it stays that way when all the new shareholders arrive.

This is the last, l checked with the company earlier today, the reply was curt to the point of rudeness. Not nice people!

Agreed, a pony tail and a plaid shirt doesn't really cut it in my opinion, as I've said before. If this ever gets back above 2p and l can get out even l will. At the moment just staying for the EIS tax deal which I think can be claimed 16/17?

No problem, just glad to help.

That's from IC by the way. Haven't seen a formal RNS announcement.

Saw this yesterday morning. Punchy yield stock GVC (GVC) has revealed it is taking a dividend holiday in 2016 as it prepares to subsume its acquisition target Bwin.Party Digital Entertainment (BPTY)...... .........But in spite of this latter point, GVC said it expected approximately €60m (£43.5m) of one-off costs as it fuses the businesses together and seeks to achieve cost reductions, meaning it would need to take a break from shareholder payouts. Kenny Alexander, GVC's chief executive, told Investors Chronicle the dividend would resume in 2017. "We did a similar thing after the Sportingbet deal," he said. "We said we would take a year's [dividend] holiday and we ended up paying the dividend again after six months as the restructuring happened quicker. That could happen again." Mr Alexander added that after the previous dividend holiday, payouts increased "significantly" and once this merger was completed, he "would expect the dividend to be resumed" at the same level.

Small amount of panic selling yesterday when div holiday announced, good to see the directors step in and steady the market. Remember they also have options to exercise at £6, so very committed. I will miss the div, it's 15% of my pension but in the long time l'm hoping/expecting the sp to more than compensate. As others have noted, once AIM is left behind a lot of the uncertainty holding back the price will be gone.

Done deal and moving on from AIM, sound good!

Take your point but l guess I've always been a glass half full guy.

http://www.ertplc.com/newsarchive/ert_update.htm Update on Earth Enterprises (trading as Waste-Not-Recycling) Since the licence agreement was signed with Earth Enterprises in February this year our new US licensee has made great progress in the building of their PIM plant. The installation of the oven, mould system and the fully automated robotics is now complete. They are currently programming the robots prior to the commissioning of the plant. Axion Recycling's AXPLAS material will be trialled during the commissioning process. The plant has been designed to produce circa 40,000 units per annum and can be scaled up on a modular basis. ERTs MD Lee Clayton has recently returned from a visit to their facility in Colorado.

It was genuine but l later noticed that it was marked confidential and so could not be posted and l had it removed. You must have read it before it went.

Do think this is a buy and will definitely be getting in....just not quite yet.

l emailed Clayton earlier asking if the company knew any reason for the drop, will up date if l get a reply.

I have been here a long time and have little reason to be over optimistic about this company but l think there might be reason to be. firstly l don't think a director would lend money to a company about to go under and secondly it could well be connected to this statement from the June 30th prelims. " The Company is in advanced discussions for the acquisition of all of the issued share capital of a profitable company which, if completed successfully, will provide the enlarged group with a more balanced business and additional sales opportunities and synergies".