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thanks for the posts all, Starting to look interesting at this price with gold rising again. Agree the higher cost producers will be good beta on pog which is still rising away from its 50dsma. $1360 as I post this not long til ama's highly profitable again at this rate.

Maybe stay modest til closer to the trading update now? Will be interesting to see how many more saas contracts they've signed, the last 2 banks they signed up were pretty large institutions. if they can turn their sites on more of the same then they have a fair chance of recovery imo.

Seems to be quite a low volume share, very much under the markets radar but at least that gives chance to keep topping up with profits from elsewhere. Happy to do so myself, very like the cloud sector for growth and like what I've read on this one so far, great growth, expanding throughout asia and cheap as chips. Just needs a bit more newsflow imo to get itself noticed.

Yes more good growth from china at 7.8% and you know if that dips they'll stimulate to keep their economy moving. Great for gng with their banking customers if they are sorting receivables then theres not a lot to stop their turnaround.

No early doors sellers which is promising for the day imo. Has to be said though that unless the business was likely to actually fail there can't be too much long term downside from here so if peeps do sell with the market having "rediscovered" this ones potential then whats the best you can hope for at 9p? A penny drop maybe, doesn't seem worth it for a stock that can be so difficult to buy back again when its moving up.

reposted as the new system seems to have hidden my post?? Perhaps its not such a bad thing that IC has forgotten them, a buy tip from them is often a sell signal anyway. Agree re not buying more. I was very fortunate to get in early on ipo day which worked out well but sold too many when they rose and am having trouble buying them back. Managed tp pick up an extra 3k shares Friday with a fill or kill and had to pay over for that. Will try again Monday maybe I'll get lucky and a few sellers will appear if so I'll have the buy order in straight away before I'm beaten to the punch this time and the online buy limit craters again. Think these are still well under the radar and have a long way to run myself once the market notices them. A profitable, cash rich, fast growing, dividend giving cloud stock with very few shares mostly tightly held has to be a recipe for long term sp accumulation imo esp with the sector being quite so "hot." ATB and best of luck with picking a few up yourself hope you get the price your after. panman.

Perhaps its not such a bad thing that IC has forgotten them, a buy tip from them is often a sell signal anyway. Agree re not buying more. I was very fortunate to get in early on ipo day which worked out well but sold too many when they rose and am having trouble buying them back. Managed tp pick up an extra 3k shares Friday with a fill or kill and had to pay over for that. Will try again Monday maybe I'll get lucky and a few sellers will appear if so I'll have the buy order in straight away before I'm beaten to the punch this time and the online buy limit craters again. Think these are still well under the radar and have a long way to run myself once the market notices them. A profitable, cash rich, fast growing, dividend giving cloud stock with very few shares mostly tightly held has to be a recipe for long term sp accumulation imo esp with the sector being quite so "hot." ATB and best of luck with picking a few up yourself hope you get the price your after. panman.

Allenby have a new note on these. Think they'll be upgrading soon, first of many times too imo if they keep these results up.. http://www.allenbycapital.com/research/rapidcloudinternational240913.pdf

not actually correct bongo5, not according to the charts anyway. The UKP has had a bit of a deadcat bounce against the Malaysian ringitt recently as the UKP has bounced of its recently set lows but thats all and its coming up against strong resistance from its downtrend channel with stochastics turning down sharply to boot.. May actually enhance the results but as you say will know more on the 26th when their interims are out. Looking forward to them, reckon we'll get more visability re the expected continued high growth levels and £1m profit for the year. Should end the lack lustre performance on the no news induced malaise they've had imo.

you're welcome though i can't take the credit really, an advfn poster put it up earlier. Incredible share if they do get all they're going for.. 300,000bpd is possible and 50 years of production check out pg 14 of their 2012 management presentation for the no.s.. http://www.madagascaroil.com/MadOil_php/image/MOIL%20Investor%20Presentation%205-14-12.pdf

this page has been translated through google but you get the gist :-) Madagascar Oil produced 1,000 barrels of crude per day 17 Jul 2013 Since the changes to the head of the Texas firm Madagascar Oil it seems that things are starting to move towards oil exploration site onshore Tsimiroro (isolated straddling regions Melaky and Boeny area). Significant change, the U.S. offices (Houston) were closed in favor of offices in London. On-site Tsimiroro a production of 1,000 barrels a day is already effective since the beginning of the year (by the process of steam injection) and, according to our sources, the goal is to reach 2000 barrels per day, production could then justify placing on the market. This oil, called "heavy oil" could be consumed locally, especially for the needs of the greedy JIRAMA, a Crown corporation in chronic deficit and then find a source of cheap and allow the country alleviate energy costs. There, despite the lack of refineries, successful businesses could transform this crude gas oil for domestic needs, but this is another difficult debate to commit to a time when the country can not commit on real political choices. hxxp://www.agencepresse-oi.com/component/content/article/1851

That would make sense, seems to show they have some confidence on the co's future and judging by sales growth in their recent rns's I can see why. Been thinking this may be this years SRT. They too showed great promise but had a silly sp til they came onto everyones radar. What would it take for these to do the same? Possibly a positive update on their anti fungal products or just another 20-30% sales growth in their next update?

No probs and didn't take it that way. was just having some fun as the shares were up and its good to have a blue day specially in the silver sector. Its been a tough long winter that lasted all the summer too. Am holding what I have through this silver inspired rise watching for drilling results here. If they're as good as the co''s suggesting will buy more if not its rethink time I guess. ATB.

LOL straight back at you mikeboy :-) These were too cheap for having 2 silver mines coming on stream in a few weeks time whether P.L brought them out or not. 1. He's not running the show a mining pro is. 2. Silvers up and 3. silvers up. If grades come in well and silver continues its rise these could fly and you'll be left banging your head on your monitor in despair I reckon. ATB with your investments anyway and tnx for the warnings.

From Fax Davies... http://www.stockopedia.co.uk/content/fox-davies-capital-update-featuring-african-eagle-resources-firestone-diamonds-goldplat-hambledon-mining-orosur-mining-afren-range-resources-san-leon-energy-london-mining-noricum-gold-63332/ Hambledon Mining (LON:HMB) plc (BUY, 15p) (HMB LN, 3.63p, ► 0.0%) reported on its operations for the three months from 1 October to 31 December 2011. Initial contribution from underground ore increased overall Au grade by 22% compared to quarterly results in Q3 2011. Excess waste ore removal is to be completed by beginning of Q2 2012. The fines for tailings Dam 3 has been appealed against and the hearing now set for end January.

Interesting, specially with gold so high. http://www.stips.com/share-stock-tips/buy-hambledon-mining-2/

Great news and about time too for its patient holders.. http://www.investegate.info/Article.aspx?id=201103010800030559C 1 March 2011 VOLGA GAS PLC Update re: Trans Nafta legal process Volga Gas Plc ("Volga Gas" or the "Company"), the oil and gas exploration and production group operating in the Volga Region of European Russia, is pleased to announce that, at a hearing in the Moscow Court of Cassation, the original judgment awarded by the Moscow Arbitration Court on 23 August 2010 in connection with the legal action brought by Volga Gas' wholly-owned subsidiary, OOO Gaznefteservice ("GNS") against OOO Gazneftedobycha ("GND"), a subsidiary of ZAO Trans Nafta, has been upheld. The legal proceedings were undertaken by GNS against GND in May 2010 to recover from GND a sum of RUR 600 million (approximately US$ 20 million) plus interest accrued since November 2008. On 24 August 2010, Volga Gas announced that the Moscow Arbitration Court had ordered GND to pay RUR 640 million (approximately US$ 22 million) to Volga Gas. The sum of RUR 600 million, which Volga Gas is seeking to recover, was originally paid by GNS to GND as a prepayment for the acquisition of a 75% interest in a gas processing unit which was intended to process gas and condensate from GNS's Vostochny Makarovskoye field. This judgement was revised in the Court of Appellation on 22 November 2010 and today's hearing in the Court of Cassation upheld the original judgement given in August 2010. Mikhail Ivanov, Chief Executive of Volga Gas commented: "I am pleased to be able to update our shareholders with this positive result. Based on the facts presented to the court, we have won the third stage of the legal dispute and the court's decision is immediately enforceable. "We are currently working towards final resolution of the legal, financial and commercial differences between Trans Nafta and Volga Gas to enable the Vostochny Makarovskoye gas-condensate field to commence production in the near future."

Hi all and thanks for the friendly welcome when I posted before. Had a small top up this morning on the back of the rising futures and the fact that vgas closed its gap at 93p yesterday. Looks a bit stronger today and theres a golden cross just formed re the 50 & 100 day moving averages which was has been a positive indicator for vgas before and hopefully will be again this time. Wasn't their court case yesterday too?

More from bloomberg on this. Seems shale gas is very much in vogue in the Ukraine. Can't hurt their chances of farming out to a major.. Clinton Signs Energy Exploration Pact With Ukraine’s Gryshchenko Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kostyantyn Gryshchenko today signed an agreement that would allow the U.S. Geological Survey assess potential energy resources in the Ukraine, including shale gas. The ceremony in Washington before officials from both countries began the third meeting of the U.S.-Ukraine Strategic Partnership Commission. It also included the signing of an agreement to work against human trafficking in the Ukraine. “We have sought to use our partnership commission to plan and implement concrete action that improves the life for both of our peoples,” Clinton said at the ceremony. Today’s discussions also include increased cooperation on nuclear security and nonproliferation. The U.S. helped Ukraine remove more than 100 kilograms of highly enriched uranium from multiple locations last year, advancing President Barack Obama’s goal of securing nuclear materials worldwide. The meeting will also cover democracy and the rule of law, enhancing the Ukrainian investment climate, economic reform, trade, investment, science and technology. Clinton and Gryshchenko will also meet with civil society groups from Ukraine. To contact the reporter on this story: Nicole Gaouette in Washington at ngaouette@bloomberg.net. To contact the editor responsible for this story: Mark Silva at msilva34@bloomberg.net http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-02-15/clinton-signs-energy-exploration-pact-with-ukraine-s-gryshchenko.html

You mean this? I thought it extremely positive, especially the part about the majors being late getting into the shale gas party (so needing to farm in) and the profits being higher than normal. Personally I don't see the Ukrainians in quite such a bad light as some either, to my mind RPT got what they deserved and it was right and proper that cad made a decent payment to the firm that had done all the work on the licences they took over. "In recent months, however, interest in Ukraine's unconventional gas sector has soared. Poland's state-owned PKN Orlen said in December 2010 that it had signed a cooperation agreement to explore for shale gas, and a month later Anglo-Russian joint venture TNK-BP announced plans to start shale gas exploration in the eastern Donetsk region in H111, with US$1-2bn of investment earmarked for the project to 2026. ExxonMobil and Shell's interest in Ukrainian shale was reported in a February 2 San Francisco Business Times report. Energy Independence This increasing interest can be attributed partly to the broader move into European shale gas by companies that arrived late to the US shale gas boom and wish to avoid missing out again. With European gas prices still high compared with those in the US, a move into Europe also offers companies the chance to apply technologies learnt elsewhere to a market that potentially offers higher returns. Shale gas has also received support from national governments and from the EU policy of increasing the bloc's energy independence. Ukraine, whose dependence on Russian gas imports has frequently exposed it to the fallout from gas price disputes, most recently in 2009, is also strongly in favour of developing domestic shale gas resources. In July 2010 Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Andrey Klyuyev said that the country was trying to attract investment from large IOCs including Shell and Chevron. The Kommersant Ukraina newspaper reported, however, that Shell was preparing to ask Ukraine for changes to legislation, including tax breaks and longer licensing periods. With a large number of companies now apparently looking at involvement in Ukraine, such changes would provide a major spur to the development of shale gas"