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With regards that long sentence, it reads simply to me, a non-accountant, that they have written the development costs into expenses for the year rather than treat them as capital costs which would be treated more long-term and would show up over the accounts over time. Probably completely wrong. OK the market does not like this news but there has got to be some good in them. The lines about our prospects and the general market sentiment in this area are very positive. This sounds pretty good too : ' The Group's momentum from 2013 has been continued into 2014 and revenue for the first three months of 2014 was £2.0 million (unaudited) representing an improvement of over 600% on the same period in 2013. ' AND at the end of the CEO's statement 'the Board is pleased to look to the future with increased confidence.' They are getting their biggest debtor to pay up in monthly instalments (which they are paying) and that should be conducive to helping with our continued roll-out costs. Can't be all bad - it'll bounce back IMO and no worries.

You Mob!

Good to hear both your analyses are positive. Thanks, earlsfield, for putting more meat on the bones of your earlier post - it was confusing me. The sp still not back to where it was late March before unjustified drop. Don't think this is a share to get 'jolly excited' over but does tick along.

If you are talking about the same share as me, could you please explain in a bit more detail. I have worked out 'COGS' = 'cost of Goods sold' which is not really mentioned today nor is R & D Research & Development. Not trying to pick holes in your posts but please elaborate.

Will probably become Aurasian Minerals today at the EGM. New name might be more appropriate - is it 'AU' Gold in Asia - but I liked the sound of Triple Plate Junction sounded as if God had created it and huge tectonic plates were colliding to create tons of gold just for us - the stuff of dreams. See all you dreamers on the new site ticker AUM coming soon to a cinema near you.

This collective pack of jokers put their hands in their communal pocket each month and bring out about £1,250 to stuff into their wonderful company. Marvellous. Where's Bruce Rowan when you need him, hiding in the background still. For some reason the sp just keeps drifting up against all Aim rules - lol.

Looking good - improvement all round and pipeline looking good for the future. Bounce back up.

This seems to be turning of late - thank goodness. Solid business not as unreliable as gold explorers. Need it to keep getting better results to turn around my losses here. Talking of losses - o/t on ACHL, do you have some news?

Are you hearing Pooh stories? Do tell, however awful - I haven't seen any news, just hoping the cash mountain that ACHL have will one day be factored in.

Here are mine : Natlata didn't vote on motion 1 hence a lot less votes cast. Natlata voted for their own motions and got a few to vote with them against the board. Everyone else voted for the board and as the board suggested, against Natlata's proposals. Now Natlata is selling some of it's shares as 'hard cheese' - they are p1ssed off they've failed. That's my take, fairly sure that's how the voting went, not sure about the selling, but who cares, we've won.

Up yours Natlata. I hope that this is good news for me, I need it - lol.

and looking good - expect this to continue it's retrace to former glories - well enough to reduce my losses anyway.

tomorrow : "Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company, which is to be held at 11.15 a.m. at the Herbert Park Hotel, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, Ireland on 9 May 2014. " Anyone near Dublin? Don't know what will happen but imagine the pi's will get shafted either way - now is that negative or what.

Massive sell-off again - 1 trade for £1,440 and down we go - lol. All meaningless - I'm holding.

Can't see myself why the big fall. Trading wise, this share has done about £9k today which is a lot more than it has averaged of late. With only 40% of the shares - if that - in free float it just shows how it must move if people start trading 'cause the mm's can't hold many. This must be an easy share to manipulate because anyone could influence the sp if they trade £5k or so. Expect this to bounce back very quickly as no reason why it shouldn't. From the January RNS announcing the $1m signed contract : 'Dov Feiner, MTI's Chief Executive, commented: 'We continue to make good progress on all fronts and our order pipeline for 2014 - and into 2015 - is looking strong. The outlook for the Group remains positive and it is very exciting to be delivering revenues for 2013 which are slightly ahead of expectations.'

Definitely would like to put £1k in here as soon as I can. I am a little perturbed by Cantor Fitzgerald dropping their target so much suddenly : 24 Apr 2014 Belvoir Lettings PLC BLV Cantor Fitzgerald Hold 17.50 127.50 200.00 127.00 Downgrades 26 Mar 2014 Belvoir Lettings PLC BLV Cantor Fitzgerald Buy 117.50 155.00 200.00 200.00 Retains but what do they know.

Can't see it's much of a 'real' move - about £18k traded today, which is a lot more than normal amounts, but the sp is floundering awaiting news. Looks good 15.38% up but on a few trades tomorrow it could yo-yo back. Anyway, don't want to put a downer on things - Onwards and Upwards!

Really does seem to be getting the life kicked out of it. Been on my radar a long while and think Shares mag likes it. They did a big article last week on Martin & Co MCO and made a brief comparison to Belvoir. Belvoir is Shares pick in the sector. They say, "However, when compared to it's peers it (MCO) does not look as attractive as Belvoir, which trades on a lower PE and offers a higher yield." It also gives these figure : M&Co - sp 140.5, mcap £28.3m, Pre-tax profit £2.3m, PE 17.1, Yield 3.2% BLV - sp 133, mcap £32, Pre-Tax Profit £3m, PE 11.6, and Yield 6.2% With the sp now @ 117p, it is more attractive, but perhaps one should wait for the 'turn'. I'm not in but maybe one day. They started out in 2012 @ 80p. I've always thought they were on to a winner with their formula of franchises and think their signs on houses are catchy. I think big director sells last year hit the confidence but why it keeps going down is beyond me. GL

Kyrgyz Parliament Passes Law on Glaciers : http://online.wsj.com/article/PR-CO-20140424-917578.html

'New products could light a fire under revenue growth at cyber security specialist CNS. Early sales of it's SMARTWALL threat defence system are worth watching out for, with finncap predicting a topline rise of more than 40% this year and 65% in 2015.' Also from last RNS : "Corero's recently launched SmartWall™ Threat Defense System product will be demonstrated live during Infosecurity Europe, Europe's leading information security event, at the Earls Court Exhibition Centre from 29 April to 1 May." - next week.