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With the results in two days time, can't help but notice the odd jump in the company's share price. I won't be surprised if the results turn out better than expected. If not, it has earnings enhancing Todd Research to look forward to in the future.
At £3m this appears cheap.

Yes, I know, but that was last year.
This year, if you read the current outlook segment, management isn't too optimistic.

Also, markets are forward-thinking.

Summary of Bellway’s results

1). Bellway with sales coming in at £m, marking 9 years of sales growth. During that period, it manages average sales growth of 17.65% p.a., and the latest sales growth is below average.

2). Thanks to government schemes such as “Help to Buy”, home prices and higher prices contributed to this higher revenue.

3). Bellway’s order book volume grew by 2%, compared to last year 2.2%, but the average home value fell from £272,962 to £268,767.

Meanwhile, reservations per week growing at 2.9% in the first nine weeks, this was down from 5.6%.

Article tomorrow.

Having sold at 10p, I thought I miss the boat on bigger profits. Now, I can't believe the shares are trading around 8 pence. Either this is a buying opportunity or something happened in court between Illumina and Premaitha.

It was two days ago, I was projecting £3.50-£3.60 as a short-term correction for the next three months. I didn't expect such a decline in two days!
Remember YouGov is a cylindrical business, if economic conditions worsen, the market will take out £3.50 and heading much lower.
IMO, it makes for fairer valuation as YouGov is a great business.

It looks like the share price will settle around 80p to £1.20, regardless of future deals, until it reports significant revenue and possibly profit, so I'm expecting any improvement till early 2019.

Unless they release a trading update that says £15m sales and £3m profit with forecast sales and profit growth into 2020 and beyond, then valuation will move higher.

Current valuation is reasonable under the circumstances.

Regardless if these deals are confidential or not, management says revenue will come in 2019!!! I hope they deliver, if not things will look bad.

With so many agreements, there is no excuse for not delivering!!!

I think Nigel owns the shares and Tom doesn't, so he is helping his friend to pump the stock!!!

Personally, I invested in three stocks from Tom, Fox Marble, Premaitha and OPTI. I sold Fox Marble at breakeven after realising management has ZERO experience and kept on bragging about tens of billions of Euros in marble deposits (which will take many years and billions in operating expenses) and nothing concrete was coming out of their operations. I made a 50% profit from Premaitha and sold because I didn't think Illumina will let up from taking the company to court. I bought into OPTI because the management has a proven track record in delivering results.

So, all in all, not bad.

But, I was surprised Tom recommended Minoan knowing the bureaucracy of Greece!!
Also, I looked into his Stanley Gibbons recommendation, which was complete baloney because antiques take longer to sell and inventory value fluctuate. Also, the company borrowing to the hilt and no cash in the bank.

At the end of the day, we shouldn't let others dictate our actions but listen to their investment advice to formulate your own conclusions.

Now, I'm regretting cashing out at 10p!!!

Guys, if DEBS are entering a CVA agreement, the company is looking to do A FUNDRAISING TOO REDUCE THEIR DEBT!

It means the financial institutions will ONLY step in at a steep discount to the current share price. If Mike Ashley steps in he too would want to acquire DEBS below the current market value.

It appears my assumption of Victoria's acquisition strategy is right.
Continue to acquire more business via equity fundraising. https://www.investegate.co.uk/victoria-plc--vcp-/rns/proposed-placing-and-acquisition/201808060701508537W/

Today rise see my investment gaining 300%. But I want to ask a question: do people make money trading opti shares or does long term investment pays off in the long run?

Here is a brief summary of yesterday’s results: http://bit.ly/2Luyasa
The post also covers Ideagen, NCC Group and Daejan Holdings.

Here's my brief analysis http://bit.ly/2utgdUo

Here is my brief look at ReNeuron results: http://bit.ly/2L2Yltd

Here is my analysis of Dart Group results: http://bit.ly/2L2Yltd

I’m been analysing the company for some time, and this is my fundamental analysis: http://bit.ly/2ug5UTO

If you want to bypass the fundamental analysis and go straight to looking at the company’s valuation analysis, click http://bit.ly/2N8rtwr

Ilika has been developing battery technology and energy storage among other things for a long time. When will it make a profit?
Read my brief assessment of today's results http://bit.ly/2maIXwT

Has valuation priced the optimism for Begbies? Read about it here http://bit.ly/2ukr1U4

With Brexit and Blue Passport on the horizon, here the things you need to know from their latest results: http://bit.ly/2ukr1U4