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Munters has never once denied being "CHIMERS"

To try and say your whiter than white by comparing yourself to the filthy pornmongers you are in competition with is just ludicrous.
Your domain names are there for all to see and they say everything that needs to be said about the sort of people who create them and buy them.
Making money out of enabling sites for the abuse of people simply disgusts me.
Trying to defend such a business by stating that other companies in the same gutter are worse then them would be laughable if it wasn't so desperate and sad,
That's my opinion of the matter.

This is available though , but only you I imagine could possibly know why you registered such a name ....
"bareboys.xxx" "BARE " "BOYS" ........ REALLY?

#DISGUSTING.

"tinyteenpass.xxx"......vomit..........

Remember you asked me about this ....I won't post on here again on the subject unless questioned or referred to.

Daisy group wanted too much from Liberty so Liberty told them to get stuffed and approached MXCP and asked them to build them up a 'DAISY' in partnership with them and that is exactly what MXCP are doing...amongst all their other projects.

From the Financial Times

Liberty Global has formed a joint venture with one of the UK's most acquisitive telecoms investors, as it looks to boost the growth prospects of its Virgin Media business unit.

The cable company controlled by John Malone has formed an acquisition vehicle with MXC Capital with a view to acquiring small technology and telecoms companies and building a larger business. If successful, the new group could be folded into Virgin Medias business operations at a later date, according to a person with knowledge of the plans.

Both companies declined to comment on the deal.

MXC has bought and sold 90 UK technology and telecoms companies in the past 15 years, including parts of Redstone, a telecoms company specialising in large properties such as Westfield shopping centre in London, and marketing company 2ergo. The company will take operational control of MXLG Acquisitions, the newly formed joint venture.

Liberty Global and MXC have been in talks over the venture for a number of months and have identified a list of targets to build a substantial player in the market for small business telecoms and technology service providers.

Virgin Media is a significant player in the business-to-business market, with a particular focus on small and medium-sized enterprises, and has made numerous attempts to expand its business.

It held talks with Daisy Group, the small-cap telecoms specialist, about a �500m acquisition in 2014 but did not bid for the company. The deal would have been Liberty Globals biggest UK acquisition since it paid $23.3bn for Virgin Media in 2013.

Daisy, which has been reported to be considering an initial public offering in 2018, has rolled up dozens of smaller companies and merged with Alternative Networks, another small-cap telecoms specialist, last year.MXCP have been tasked with setting up a similar sized operation in a 50/50 partnership with LG.

Ramping MXCP? what with 4 posts in about 3 months? RAMPING?

If you bother to read you will see that I suggested buying MXCP at 1.15p and for the very reasons that ST pointed out today in his INVESTORS CHRONICLE STRONG BUY stance for MXCP.
My posting of the situation was written up by ST in the IC as if he copied and pasted every single word I had said about the company.
MXCP is a growth recovery play and there are significant reasons why!!
1. the 20th LARGEST COMPANY ON THE PLANET which is run by close friend and associate of Warren Buffet and the USA 's largest landowner John Malone has partnered with MXCP .
2. The Lansdown from Hargreaves Lansdown has bought 25% of the MXCP operating company via his multi billion pound Ravenscroft fund. At the same time giving MXCP the job of consultant and advisor to their funds.

There are many other reasons but making money is not your thing on here so please please please don't buy any.
It would break your habits of a lifetime.

Ramping...lololol.. I recon I have posted about 10 times on MXCP in the entire year!!

Rubbish utter rubbish.every single rise coincided to the HOUR with Simon Thompsons 12pm updates on his original tip.
The spikes down coincide perfectly with the gap between each tip update.

That's wrong , the share price rose in the past to coincide EXACTLY with Simon Thompson tips in the IC .
His listing of it in his tips of they year reccs and his regular follow-ups to it during the past 2 yrs.
That and that alone is what drove the share price up and in large spikes.
But ST has dumped MMX from his portfolio and no longer follows it because like many others he does not approve of the path they have taken and does not want to be invested in the filthy abusive porn enabling business.
He wrote an article at the time saying just that.
So you get no more Investors Chronicle write-ups and tip follow-ups.
Without them, this would never have risen to where it had in the first place.
It will struggle to ever return to those levels and in my opinion, it never will.
It wouldn't surprise me at all to find that their broker Finn Cap are looking to distance themselves from MMX most especially because of their CEO Sam Smith campaigns for women's rights.
I dont see how she can balance giving speeches to girls in schools and at the same time profiting from the sale of porn enabling sites such as 'streetgirls.xxx' etc etc.
Disgusting business to be in but each to their own.

Email him at ian@mxccapital.com
I'm sure he will reply.

What contact details are you using?
You need to speak to Ian Smith, he almost always replies to emails.
He will often ask for your phone number so he can call you which he does.

The Investors Chronicle will be publishing the full MXCP buy tip this Friday.

From the IC article

"By my reckoning, MXC’s realised profit on the Castleton stake, the aforementioned call options it cashed in, and the £2.25m realised from the Ravenscroft stake sale, offsets the majority of the £8.8m paper loss on the IDE stake. This means that MXC’s tangible net asset value (NAV) of £51.7m at the end of February 2018 should be pretty much intact by my reckoning. Moreover, MXC’s market capitalisation of £43.7m is effectively fully backed by its estimated cash pile of £14.4m, the £20.25m stake in Tax Systems, the 75 per cent stake in its transactional businesses (see through valuation of £6.75m), and the £2.35m co-investment MXC has alongside Liberty Global.

This means that MXC’s share price attributes nil value to its private equity portfolio (carrying value of £7.55m), the £4.35m current value of its shareholding in IDE, the aforementioned £3m loan it made to the management buyout team of one of IDE’s business units, and a £570,000 shareholding in Adept4 (AD4:1.55p), an Aim-traded provider of 'IT as a service' to small- and medium-sized businesses in the UK."

From the IC article.

"More cautious investors may wish to wait until the final results are released in early December, but I feel the shares are worth buying now. That’s because if the company has indeed turned a corner, as newsflow would suggest, then a decent share price premium to tangible NAV looks warranted. Buy."

This has just been tipped as a strong buy in the Investors Chronicle.
Details to follow.

Don't you bet on it!!

You CANT sell any shares anytime soon mate you are well underwater for a start.
Secondly, you will have to declare after every 1% you sell/dump above a 3% holding.
The second you do this the SP will collapse.
You have created your own lobsterpot, you can get into it easily enough but when you try to escape you will find it nigh on impossible.
You hold far too many shares and if you try to dump any the market in MMX shares will collapse.
You are the only buyer and you're trying to sell a pup to yourself.
Only way you can escape your position is by an agreed share sale to another (extremely doubtful) at an agreed price otherwise you are stuck here until the day they manage to flog the company, by which time I suspect it will be on it's knees.
Your 2m buy today was soaked up and spat out.
You're locked in mate.

The trades you see are not all sells there are in fact more buys than sells.
You cant go by the info on here and most other places don't get it accurate either.
The spread is too close and if you try to buy you can get them for 1.31 with a fill or kill or limit order.

You have to do the best for your personal situation but I kinda know what's going to happen here.
Sit tight would be my advice but I have a long long experience of the people running this company and have spoken to them often.
Phone them or email them yourselves and you will get a better feel of things.
Gluk.

I notice one of these so-called 'Lunatics' on advfn was advising selling this at 14p last year.

Did he get that wrong do you think?
Or was it the smart thing to do?

Sheer Lunacy selling at the top? eh?

#Curious

You would have to!!

sjlawley
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RE: ICM renewals are key to the futureToday 14:04correct, I would buy them all.....

What planet are you on?

MXCP have been doing a significant amount of work recently since founder Ian Smith took back control as CEO.

Since July the 31st there have been 20 RNS which is more than 2 a week on average.

This year alone they have set up the Liberty Global deal.

They have bought the first company for the liberty global deal.

They have become advisors to Ravenscroft Ltd

They have had a 25% investment in the holding company from Ravenscroft Ltd

They have cleared out IDE Holdings and stopped the rot.

They have invested heavily in IDE's recovery.

They have sourced top city legend and big hitter Andy Parker ex Capita to become Chairman of IDE.

They have built up a considerable cash pile for their upcoming plans worth over £16m in cash.

They have divested their CTP investment at the top which was very wise and smart.

They have taken a larger holding in TAX Systems.

They have initiated and completed to all intents an EBT and bought 135 million shares in MXCP to hold in trust for future employee benefits and rewards.

I can't think of many companies listed on AIM that have been busier.

And I fully expect a raft of announcements going forwards.

This company is on the turn and with the multi multi billion pound backers and support we have, I can easily see this way past 10p in due course.

Gluk.

On the chart it looks like the perfect dead cat bounce.

£75k is the arrangement fee.
MXCP get 12% interest on the loan plus payback in full within 3 yrs.
The will earn roughly £360k in the first year from interest only repayments plus the £75k.
The following 2 years the loan will be reduced each month but roughly £600k will be paid in interest.
So MXCP stand to earn over £1m and get their money back at the end of it.