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Wooly. I think this share is off the radar at the moment. Also whilst good progress has been made, larger investors will be waiting to see if larger customer base translates into profitable operation. INMHO this is the sort of share which sits at low levels and then suddenly rerates rapidly on good news - major contract win, takeover speculation etc..

Solid further progress being made. The second half of 2016 looks like it will lead to a further increase in the customer base. 2017 update should be good. Glad I bought in.

Interesting article in the Times today suggesting that Microsoft may buy, and that more generally this share is viewed as undervalued at the moment. Increased trading today suggests that others have seen this article too.

So I presume you are a trader seeking to play the ups and downs or in this case the downs and ups!

Shatter. You seem to be quite negative, not only on this share/posting but others too. Is this stance a feature of your trading/investment strategy?

Techfan. Clearly you are looking at a different trade, as the one I can see was a sell based on yesterday's spread.

RBS have tried to take big hits for the last couple of years so that the next year would be positive. Always more bad news

Not sure if this has been previously posted, but certainly an example of what Utilitywise should be doing ... Utilitywise has struck a deal with Royal Bank of Scotland to perform energy audits for the bank’s 14,000 SME business customers .. http://theenergyst.com/utilitywise-does-energy-efficiency-bank-job/

I think SP impacted by less good results from some tech firms in the US, eg Apple.

Why sell? Proceeds not worth it! Less than a Starbucks coffee. Had you held, always a possibility of some share price increase to at least fund a decent meal!

Eagle. Yes , but be aware that 'getting sorted' does not always lead to a good result for shareholders, witness AMI for instance. Ie someone else got their assets. Unless ALR can sell, and in such a manner that they get paid pronto to enable them to execute the sale, they look like they may not be able to continue properly as a going concern. The risk is that ALR go into Administration, and someone, indeed even some of the existing management team buy the assets (eg patents) and start a new company etc..

Nbul. You have been saying this for several weeks now. Not sure I can follow the evidence trail. My take is that for personal reasons the CEO is very happy right now for the share price to be low.

Hmmm. My post seems to have been removed , not sure why! All I said was we need to see the actual sales figures. ( I am invested here)

Profitable sales figures of sufficient quantity to justify a higher share price is what is needed. Their concept may have potential, but potential does not support a SP over a period

I looked but found nothing - except look for Red Section - and who is involved.