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Detailed and reasonably well balanced article in today's Telegraph business section. Worth a read. Can usually be accessed free on line.

Does anyone have an Email address for the board? Wouldn't it be great if we could all write to encourage them to issue the FY results early to wrong foot the shorters? Their rebuttals say they are "SCHEDULED to report full year results on 20 March" (my emphasis). Nothing to stop them coming out early!

Can you supply a link, please. I subscribe (electronically) and get a daily update from IC. I haven't seen an article today. Thanks

The placing is at 180p - which ought to put a floor under the share price. So far it has - 193p as I write. Fingers crossed.

Good spot, Simon. Thanks for sharing. But why no RNS or anything on Bango's website? The last thing there was the Amazon/India announcement. Why do investors have to find out via a bulletin board rather than official channels? Not good investor relations by BGO.

Agree offer price is a bit disappointing, but we already know the BOD's view - this is a recommended offer. Maybe someone will make a counter offer. A bidding war would be good!

Latest price on Google Finance is 425.5p. No RNS here or on BGO's own website. What's going on?

Another piece in this week's IC under the heading of "The rise of the payment processors": Tried to cut and paste, but pagination is all to pot. Generally positive, notwithstanding recent emergence of Boku - they reckon the competition is healthy. Worth a read if anyone can lift it & post it here.

Really not doing well today (can't even blame post Christmas excess as have been seriously under the weather the last few days). My 17.42 is on the correct board. Ignore my 17.49! It is my other post ref Bango that is on the wrong board. Going back into hibernation now!

Sorry, wrong board. Ignore this. My second post today is the one I intended to put here.

Another piece in this week's IC under the heading of "The rise of the payment processors": Tried to cut and paste, but pagination is all to pot. Generally positive, notwithstanding recent emergence of Boku - they reckon the competition is healthy. Worth a read if anyone can lift it & post it here.

Interesting piece in this week's IC under a headline of "Mining Goes Electric": Tried to cut & paste, but pagination is all to pot. Essentially says BCN MV is £125m and Sonora has a net present value of $1.25BN. Issue will be the fundraising to fund the development. However they are positive on the fundamentals following the Next View purchase. Worth a read if anyone can lift it and paste it here.

There's a very brief mention of the purchase of Discuva in the market report column in today's Telegraph. Might pique interest from those not already aware of Summit.

The point I was making was what was so urgent that it couldn't await a simultaneous RNS on Wednesday?

Interesting RNS and hopefully good news. But why released only on Nasdaq and after hours. Presumably there will be a LSE RNS on Wednesday. Nothing on Summits website.

Correction up12.16%

Closed up 1dollar up 12.6% in NY

Record is top of the list in an IC article on high-yield small caps. Very long article (will be in the magazine on Friday) highlights: "Dividends and capital returns are a key draw for investors in the shares of currency manager Record (REC). The company�s robust balance sheet means almost all Record�s earnings are being paid out as dividends at the moment. That�s likely to mean a 2.3p payout this year, equivalent to a near 5 per cent yield, with the first half of the payout going ex-dividend on 30 November (before print publication of this article). In addition to this, the company returned �10m to shareholders earlier this year through a tender offer which eliminated about a tenth of its share capital. Further capital returns look a distinct possibility based on the company�s policy of returning anything in excess of a buffer set at one year�s expected overheads." Article also says there may be bumps in the road "but the shares look an enticing bet for income hunters"

Or maybe 4, not sure if Sain is a holder. I was tempted in this morning after research following the IC recommendation to buy on 17 November. This highlighted anticipated dividends of 6.2%as WHR are active in a market where "demand from retailers for logistics space is growing fast" on the back of demand for same day deliveries. Shortage of suitable space is "likely to become acute" which will drive up rents. I also like the look of Tuesday's RNS.

I first came across 1PM via Simon Thompson in Investors Chronicle. I have asked him his view following the recent drift down of the SP. Here is his reply: "There has been no negative news to warrant this. In fact, a few weeks ago the company announced that both the Academy Leasing and Bradgate Business Finance acquisitions successfully achieved their respective earn-out targets for the financial year ended 31 May 2017. The shares issued to the vendors are subject to 12-month lock ins. At the current price 1pm shares are rated on less than six times EPS estimates of 7.8p for the 2017/18 financial year (Hardman & Co forecast), trade on a 23 per cent discount to book value of 56p (estimate as of May 2018) and offer a 1.5 per cent prospective dividend yield. Bad debts have not been an issue, nor is funding. I remain positive on the investment case despite the share price drift." Maybe a top up opportunity for the brave?