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The problem is that we have a toothless FCA, which is a barking dog without any action. The British public should outsource their Financial Market Regulations to the American Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC), which does have teeth and gets results, although still not a perfect regulator.

The Feds rate hike is stifling the gold price and thereby pulling this share down. Anymore further rate hikes will pull this share down and I don’t like the ongoing unrest in some of the mines.

Those who are planning to invest in sorrel's new venture, do they invest in Derriston when the suspension is lifted invest in S4 Capital, as I believe this is not listed?

IWG shouldn't sell itself on the cheap as I believe they have better chance of being successful going alone. Compared to WeWork valuation, IWG is worth at least double its current valuation.

I'm afraid it will get worse before it gets better as the new CEO would want to start from a lower base, so prepare for dividend cut or scrapped altogether and any financial skeletons that's lurking in the cupboards.

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/why-d-buy-hold-shares-090543074.html

I briefly reviewed their financials and do like the fact that they have little to no debt and a generous stockpile of cash. I believe the SP going south was purely based on forward guidance or the lack of and the uncertainty on the dividend payment, but nevertheless even if the cut the dividend by half, investors would still get 3% to 4% yield, so patience could get rewarded while you wait for the share to recover. After reviewing the financials, I've bought in a big chunk. GLA DYOR

I think the II didn't like the hint of dividend uncertainty and thus maybe offloading?

Does anyone have a list of institutional investors with percentage holdings before this company went belly up? Spare a thought for the investors who invested in CLLN via the II who lost their clients� money and charged them a management fee for the privilege!

This share is going through downward momentum and the recent Congo news doesn't help either, which creates a lot of uncertainties that the market doesn't like. Furthermore, the interest rate is projected to go up in US and UK so prepare for further downward pressures. I'll stay away from this share until they sort out the Congo issue.

This is a huge milestone and a turning point that will not only exceed break event point but start to make a profit. Onwards and upwards and possibilities are endless for other major rivers in UK, Europe and far afield.

Looking at the 2017 Financials their finances doesn't look too bad. I normally concentrate on the Cash flow as paper profit figure are like monopoly money. However, I don't like seeing their debts increase by approx 200M, which is almost 30%, so I hope the money they will save form the dividend cut goes towards reducing debt and conserve their cash by fewer M&A activities. The good points is that they don't seem to have big pension black hole unlike their peers as I believe they don't provide final salary pension (correct me if I'm wrong). The only thing that is working against them according to market commentary is that they don't seem to be the cheapest where they once had the advantage and the customer service is poor. Their TV content cannot match that of Amazon Prime or Netflix and their Mobile offering is not better than Giff Gaff, so although the finance looks under control but the future business looks bleak unless they can improve churn by providing good value and customer service or create a new revenue stream.

It's actually quite annoying to see regular RNS when Directors receive shares for free whilst the share price tanks continually for the last 5 years.

It seems like CPI is going through another dead cat bounce, and this seems like a good time to exit if one has not done so already but DYOR.

A nice dead cat bounce until the share starts to anchor to the quick sand.

I know if I did as badly as Conn in my job I would get the sack within the year, and no 5 year grace period for me. The only way he is keeping his job would be down to having a strong cheerleaders in the Boardroom. I�m surprised the that Institutional Investors are not demanding explanations on behalf of their clients and don�t get me started with the Non-Execs who are there just to make up the numbers for Board Composition.

Onex and Brookfield have stopped their persuit of IWG.

The current Market Cap is 1.3bn and the debt pile is 1.6bn, you do the maths. I believe, Carillion sank by the weight of their debt. Good luck with the rights issue.

Hi Matlot, You also forgot to mention �Telewest�.

This is going to get worse before it gets better. Get out and cut your loss as there are better shares to park your losses, but DYOR