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Yes. Seller has gone. And I suspect it was Brown Shipley & Co as you suggest. Huge chunks were being sold which brought the price down to below £1. I grabbed some more while it was on offer. My best price though was 89p a few months ago. Scooped some for 97p this time round.

Price seems to be holding now at this level. Once things start to return to some kind of normal this share will drift back up to £2 and beyond. A large cash pile as you say and plenty of opportunities for the company going forward and in a growing market. Touch screen tech is only set to quadruple in the next ten years or so, so plenty of business out there.

I've bought quite a lot, so I'm just going to sit back and enjoy the ride up to £10+. I'm in for the long term.

My buy registered as a sell.

That's okay by me. All the more for my portfolio. I'm buying shed loads of this share while it's at this bargain basement price. Undervalued by some margin.

Bounced off £1.50 twice before. We are here again a third time. Now is the time to get in here. Great finals due in May. Increase in revenue and profit making this share massively undervalued. This should be worth at least £2.20. Big final divi due after results providing further catalyst. A bargain at this price. This is a sceaming buy.

PBT of 7.7M! That gives a current PE of 9.4!!! Hugely undervalued, which means plenty of upside potential. This share should be valued at well above £1. We should see this in the coming weeks.

Agree. Good set of results as expected. But why the drop in SP???

24th November. Expect good results. They mentioned in the trading statement that pbt will be up 10%.

The value of these shares are now close to worhless. The plus side is, they can't cause any more damage to my p/f, and so for that reason I'll still hold them. Who knows, if the board do get their act together and finally get the licence, there just might be a chance of some gains. Never say never.

Debt financing unlikely with pog as low as it is and with a huge capex, no one will give them the full loan required. A JV or outright TO by a major player like Randgold is more realistic.

AMA is not a gold producer, so no gold being sold. They are fully funded until bfs. Then, further placings.

Anyone know when interims are due?

Only ever seen the sp this low once before in 2013. It then bounced back into the 20p range, but only because pog rallied to over $1300. Apart from another rally in pog what else could be the trigger for the sp to rise again?

Any idea when this £10M investment is likely to happen?

This share is a steal at this SP especially pre interims. Any idea when they are coming out? Must be very soon.

SP unmoved despite total carnage almost everywhere else today. Doesn't take much to move this share - a few modest buys and it ticks up nicely. I've already made a decent profit but holding on for further upside. I still think there is potential for 70p short term but we'll see.

Interim results could be out at anytime and certainly somtime this month. Expect an increase in revenue and a good profit for the first half of this year. Top up now while the SP is low. Potential for 80p upside maybe more.

This company must have one of the dullest charts on aim, almost flatlining. Good thing is it indicates good support at this 52p level. Seems like the share has found its floor so good time to buy. With good news due in a couple of months this could finally blast off into the 70 - 80p region, maybe more, depending on how good the interim results are. This is a company moving back into profit again in a big way so definatetly worth a punt imo.

Somebody actually sold 15 shares today. The amount back wouldn't even cover the dealing fee.

Possible PBT of 1.5M. This would give a PE of only 8, so loads of room for Mcap re rate. Results must be due in a couple of months. Early September maybe? Best time to buy in is right now imo.

Nice buys today. Nothing left below 40p. Can't understand why SP is this low. Good company moving into profitability, huge market for home automation, decent revenues. Whats not to like.