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micksnags1 To find old posts.. Click on the poster's name and then click on the page numbers shown at the bottom of the page Example...this is your 9th page showing your posts back in November Hope this helps http://www.lse.co.uk/member-info.asp?page=11&nick=micksnags1

Two different strategies....merits in both The most difficult to assess is when to sell. Top slicing is best.....as u can only be half wrong lo!

Yeah....It must be the bad tips of Malcy's that I invest in...PANR,AMER and SAVP hasn't really performed yet. Gold miner GGP and SEE have both surged. this wk....after those trades u saw. Faroe are one of the best...but never bought as they never dropped much...still waiting for a decent drop,,,like u never want to buy when near the top.....maybe that's where we go wrong...as we should just pile it. I wont be investing in fracking anymore...too many problems happen.....ordinary oil wells seem safer imo

My average on SEE is about 8p as I bought years ago on previous hype...good tip of your's.... sell when the vol starts to drop...which is probably a few days away. Gone off Malcy....as AA said or was it pijoe....he just repeats the RNS oilers and often his tips are hopeless. Look at PANR now a miserable 19p....he tipped this to go a least 200p as the CEO said he had cracked the code...of the area he was fracking in....

What Paul Scott said on the 4th June...i agree with...but riding the hype..and will sell half soon Extract HERE... Seeing Machines (LON:SEE) Share price: 9.15p (+17%) No. of shares: 2240 million Market cap: �205 million Automotive design win with US OEM for FOVIO chip I'm bowing to consumer demand by covering this - it's not a results statement, or even a trading update. So I wouldn't normally cover this. Seeing Machines had a sales warning last month, which we covered in this report and which knocked the share price below 8p. Here's the previous comment. For newcomers, this company creates technologies which can monitor human behavior. The major application so far is in driver safety, a market set to grow significantly in the years ahead. Today's announcement: Seeing Machines Limited (AIM: SEE, "Seeing Machines" or the "Group"), an industry leader in computer vision technologies which enable machines to see, understand and assist people, has secured a program design win, working with a major Tier 1 partner, with a global US-headquartered automotive OEM. As a result of the design win, the Group expects to deliver its FOVIO driver monitoring technology into multiple vehicle platforms for mass production from 2020. The progress made in contract wins is impressive: automotive customers now include "six global Tier 1s and four OEMs with numerous new vehicle models launching in the 2020-2022 timeframe." There is an army of bulletin board participants who believe in this company, and they may well be right. But I think I should make the following points about today's announcement: The A$50 million number mentioned is worth c. �29 million at latest exchange rates, and this is an estimated revenue value. Seeing Machines has very recently announced a revenue miss and has a track record in the short period since I've been watching it of failing to hit forecasts. Furthermore, I haven't got any guidance on the profitability associated with these sales. Are they high-margin sales? Will the company be in the black? I don't know. Finally, the sales won't start to be recognised until FY 2021. How many years after that will it take until the full estimated A$50 million of revenue to be achieved - five or ten, maybe? We do need to consider the time value of money when we are counting revenues so far ahead into the future. Perhaps this design win will lead to a lot more success and new contracts for Seeing Machines, but I do believe that the standalone value of this deal is probably very small in today's money relative to a �200 million market cap.

FIVE...Brilliant m8.....I had just one...SEE BOO update this Tues...they could fly 10% of more or go the other way. lo! Cheers

Wids just posted a crazy post. Asked... what he would do when the credit crunch happened here He replied F/A....he would have let all our domestic banks just collapse, saying taxpayers money should never be used. A VERY strange bloke !!! lo!

Well those US Banks started it and the major Western Banks following WITHOUT due diligence ...let down by the RATING agencies who either just failed to do their job..or worst were bribed...we will never know Trading full time next wk ......HEAVEN for u m8

Deliberately posted away from the LLOY board US haul from credit crisis bank fines hits $150bn A single bank, Bank of America, has paid more than one-third of all recoveries to US authorities, according to an analysis by the Financial Times. Its $56bn in settlements with state and federal regulators and the DoJ cover its own mortgage sales and actions by two companies it acquired � subprime mortgage lender Countrywide and broker Merrill Lynch. JPMorgan Chase, which acquired Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual, has paid the second-largest amount, with $27bn in fines and relief. SEE GRAPH AT BOTTOM OF THIS ARTICLE https://www.ft.com/content/71cee844-7863-11e7-a3e8-60495fe6ca71

See john46 and wids are banging on about debt again They need to change the record.

Ask PIJOE wether he would hold or sell, if he owned AMER. Small exploration comps rely on funding....difficult to know when it comes or wether the comp delists when no funding can be raised

TROAJAN Ask PIJOE about AMER......he is THE oil man having worked in the industry as a consultant

AMER should hit 19/20p in a couple of months imo Then get out...if that covers your costs....I might join you as it's too volatile for me ATB

Troajan. Thanks for the video clip Hang on to AMER.....the drop was overdone ..that's why it recovered half of the drop at COP They have a series of drilling...the first one was successful a week ago...but the S/P only rose a few %...coz it was low risk If u go to the AMER board I posted 2 posts...one from Malcy and the other from the IC on-line update of their AMER tip....both recommend AMER as cheap A few months ago AMER dropped to 15p then it recovered to nearly 20p just before today. It's quite volatile

i believe GLEN are the largest producers of cobalt from the best area for cobalt in the Congo. Mining capital is not on AIM ATB

UDOG DOOMED to continue dilution RIP

I was helping to provide shareholder RFROST with his request. The article is correct....KEN is a temporary CEO RNS says so.. http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=SEE&ArticleCode=xe12urf3&ArticleHeadline=Directorate_Change

This weekend an article called SINK or SWIM includes SEE EXTRACTED HERE :- Seeing Machines The World Health Organisation estimates that more than 1.3m people die in road accidents every year. Of course, these are not always caused by human error, but any safety features that can monitor and ultimately protect drivers could make a real difference. Seeing Machines (SEE) seeks to address this through its Driver Monitoring System (DMS) technology, which gauges whether drivers seem drowsy or distracted. DMS can issue a series of alerts before acting automatically to slow or stop vehicles, and is used in trucking and transport fleets, aviation and rail businesses. It�s easy to see how such products appeal � but is a revenue CAGR of 139 per cent truly feasible? Sink: In May, Seeing Machines cut its sales guidance for the year to June 2018 from A$38m-A$43m (�21.5m-�24.3m) to A$30m-A$35m. The group�s manufacturing partner has faced a global shortage in certain components, creating delays in the supply chain; associated revenues are now expected to fall outside the current financial year. Pre-tax losses widened for the six months to December 2017, from A$14.1m to A$16.7m � largely as a result of an increase in R&D expenses from A$6.2m to A$10.5m. Swim: The group�s historic growth trajectory is still impressive. Half-year revenues to December 2017 rose by a whopping 267 per cent to a record A$14.6m, buoyed largely by an almost sevenfold increase in sales within its automotive segment. Last month, the company�s shares climbed on the news that the European Commission is considering proposals to mandate that new vehicle models are equipped with advanced safety features like Seeing Machines� DMS. If the European Parliament and Council approves these recommendations, SEE may well enjoy heightened demand. Perhaps most importantly of all, on 4 June Seeing Machines announced a programme design win with a US-based automotive original equipment manufacturer (OEM) � its largest automotive win to date. The group now expects to deliver its driver monitoring technology into multiple vehicle platforms for mass production from 2020. The deal could be worth over A$50m in revenues, with the first material production revenue expected to be recognised in the company�s 2021 financial year. We reckon this deal should drive broker upgrades. We�re concerned by management�s recent revenue downgrade, and we�re also awaiting a new chief executive. But with sales growth set to grow � particularly in light of the latest OEM win � and legislative change potentially moving in Seeing Machines� favour, its AI-driven technology may prove successful in the long term. Swim.

Amerisur Resources Sometimes there is just too much data around which can obfuscate the longer term message, in this case seeing monthly data from each well from AMER is fine but can create unnecessary panic. Today�s news from the company is a case in point, we knew that there was a rolling programme of treatment and maintenance ongoing and also that it was being successful, that didnt stop the market from banging the shares as the raw data was assessed. May production of 4,807 b/d was indeed down and a peak of 5,344 b/d didn�t seem to help offset the gloom however well it was explained by the good Doctor. The 6 well had seen some increase in water cut which is being investigated but the treatment on both the 11 and 20 wells was effective. The 21, 22 and 24 wells are now being reviewed for intervention but this should come as no surprise, in his latest presentation JW stated that �some sleeve erosion� is inevitable but also treatable. The excitement for AMER in coming months is the drilling campaign across three or more important areas of the acreage. There is a modest delay to the Pintadillo-1 well due to appalling weather conditions but a July spud date is expected, both the other wells at Indico-1 and Miraparriba-1 are still on schedule for Q3 2018. Whilst I can understand that these monthly figures look disappointing, a 14% fall in the share price from an already remarkably low number is difficult to reconcile. If you combine this years substantial revenue with the ongoing and largely successful work on the wells, with the potential for one or all of the big prospect wells to come in then AMER looks like very attractive option money to me at this level.

Shares in Amerisur Resources (AMER) were marked down heavily following news that Platanillo field production has been constricted by the ongoing treatment and maintenance programme, together with a reduction in production from certain key wells due � in some cases � to an increased ratio of water compared to the volume of total liquids produced. Remedial measures have been undertaken, but there is still widespread flooding in the Putumayo basin. Unfortunately, grist to the mill for oil producers. Buy.