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https://www.ideagen.com/company/news/inspiration-healthcare-group-adopt-ideagen-q-pulse/ Inspiration Healthcare Group plc adopt Ideagen Q-Pulse for compliance & process management 18 October 2017 Inspiration Healthcare Group, a global supplier of medical technology for critical care, operating theatre and home healthcare applications, is adopting software from Ideagen to enhance regulatory compliance and key operational processes. Ideagen Q-Pulse, Ideagen�s flagship quality management software, will help the company maintain high levels of compliance to a number of regulatory bodies such as ISO 13485:2016, FDA 21 CFR part 820 and European Medical Device standards. Inspiration Healthcare manufactures and distributes its products to over 50 countries globally and will also adopt Q-Pulse for operational process management, particularly in relation to Design File History management � a key requirement for medical device manufacturers. Simon Travers, Head of Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs at Inspiration Healthcare, said: �For both compliance and operational reasons it was imperative that we brought Q-Pulse in. The software will make it easier for us to comply with several standards and satisfy the strict requirements of those notified bodies. �Although regulatory compliance was the main reason for adopting the software, there were many process reasons also. There will be document control and review, audit, corrective and preventive action benefits � not to mention Q-Pulse becoming a central repository for the management and review of suppliers, assets and staff competency management.� Inspiration Healthcare provides high-quality innovative products to patients and caregivers around the world that help to improve patient outcomes and efficiencies of healthcare organisations. Its products cover non-invasive respiratory management, thermoregulation, and patient warming for newborn babies through to adults in intensive care and the operating theatre. The company�s distribution business supplies solutions to support specialised surgical procedures and infusions therapies. A particular area of focus for the new Q-Pulse system will be in the management of the company�s Design File History documentation. Simon explained: �Within the medical device industry, organisations such as ours are required to maintain a Design History File � basically a complete story of how a product is created � for every product that is designed and taken to market. �We will be using the standard change request functionality within Q-Pulse to conduct periodic reviews every 12 months of our DFH documentation, ensuring we are on top of them. Q-Pulse will automatically remind stakeholders that a review is upcoming or overdue.� Ideagen, a UK-based software company which has a global footprint, provides software and services to more than 400 healthc

More good news: Https://www.ideagen.com/company/news/bdo-uk-extends-use-of-ideagens-pentana-audit/ "BDO UK extends the use of Ideagen's Pentana Audit software 30 October 2017 Following its success in the UK, BDO South Africa's Risk Advisory Services (RAS) division will be rolling out Pentana Audit BDO UK, part of the international accountancy and business advisory firm, is to extend its use of Ideagen's internal auditing software to its South African member firm following its success in the United Kingdom. Pentana Audit will be rolled out across BDO South Africa's Risk Advisory Service (RAS) offering to help with internal audit services for its clients. BDO South Africa's RAS division provides outsourced internal audit services for organisations operating mainly within the mining sector. In addition to executing projects in South Africa, this division has a client base that reaches some neighbouring countries. etc"

Trading for the year just gone is nicely in line. Most importantly, you have to love a company which has already delivered ALL of its planned developments for the year ahead, PLUS a load of the developments for 2019 and even going forward to 2021.....the City loves this kind of forward visibility of revenues. I addition, the accommodation management subsidiary has increased its beds under management by a whopping 30%. And Build to Rent is expanding fast. The CEO's comments are bullish too: http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/WJG/13413940.html "Mark Watkin Jones, Chief Executive Officer of Watkin Jones plc, said: "We are pleased to have delivered on our development pipeline objectives for the year, alongside a strong operational performance and expect to report underlying earnings in line with the Board's expectations. 2017 has been another year of significant progress for the Group with our student accommodation, Build to Rent and accommodation management divisions all performing strongly, providing us with excellent future earnings and cash flow visibility. This demonstrates the robustness of our model and ability to deliver significant returns for our shareholders."

...and a �432,000 buy at 232.5p today, followed by a tick up.

Good to see the CPO price has climbed sharply up to $755 (as of last Thursday). OT : I have already had to comment on ADVFN regarding the poster troublingtimes, and I see I now have to post here too. I noted there that his insinuations reduce the quality of these discussions - and more importantly they also invalidate any trust in the poster who makes them. I've been doing this investing lark from home since 2002, and fortunately have been rather successful, to date anyway. My belief is that if I'm going to do this then I'll do it properly and professionally, which for small and mid-cap companies means researching hard and then spreading my research around. I have come to know personally a number of posters on ADVFN over the years and have met a number of them at presentations etc. On the other hand, troublingtimes has no track record and since starting to post recently he has succeeded in alienating a number of contributors, including myself. Frankly, I can't believe a word he says until he calms down and cuts out the personal stuff. And when, like me, he can point to a successful record of multibaggers in the form of ACSO, IQE, KWS, FDEV, RNWH, VLE, FDP etc etc then he might be in a position to talk.

WJG are applying for permission for a development in Bangor of 29 houses and 30 apartments: Http://www.thebangoraye.com/29-houses-30-apartments-proposed-dickies-boat-yard-phase-2-development/

Berenberg have this morning increased their target price to 2000p (from 1350p) and say Buy..... Http://investing.thisismoney.co.uk/broker-views/

This new article notes the possibility of a US listing, which would surely herald a big re-rating: http://www.cityam.com/274688/why-pennsylvania-legalising-real-money-gaming-has-caused "Why Pennsylvania legalising real-money gaming has caused this Aim-listed company's shares to rocket Aim-listed GAN, a gaming software company which works with casinos to develop online games and apps, has seen its shares shoot up this morning as one US state decided to legalise real-money internet gaming... etc" "He revealed that GAN would be hoping to change its listing venue to New York in time, which would help the company escalate its market value." This is backed up by GAN's investor presentation from last month Http://gan-announcements.s3.amazonaws.com/1508423620.e3545d57f89703cb927028bb79ee3328.pdf From p.15: "GAN is working to achieve a listing on a major US stock exchange"

Finncap today reiterate their 350p target price: Http://investing.thisismoney.co.uk/broker-views/

Liberum today retain their Buy and 64p target price: http://investing.thisismoney.co.uk/broker-views/

INSE stated only 2 weeks ago - on 11th October - that: "The Group has an established acquisition strategy in place and the strong performance in the first half of 2017 has continued with the Group trading in line with the Board's expectations". Panmure Gordon's last forecast was 1.5p EPS this year rising to 1.8p EPS next year. So INSE are now on a single-figure P/E going forward. Looks to me like stop-losses have been hit, but I agree that this is indeed an opportunity imho.

A 50k buy at 13.8p has moved the price forward nicely this morning.

News of lots more lovely recurring income coming for ACSO. Firstly, Six Flags are to open 3 more theme parks in China: Https://finance.yahoo.com/news/three-six-flags-parks-coming-110000216.html Secondly, Merlin are to open a new LEGOLAND in New York - this will cost $500m and will attract between 1.5m-2.5m people every year: Http://money.cnn.com/2017/10/25/technology/legoland-new-york/index.html

New video interview with the CEO - sounds like they got tremendous institutional support to get the placing away at a "nice" price". KWS will now be "unquestionably the largest provider in North America": http ://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/stocktube/8289/no-rest-at-keywords-studios-as-they-make-largest-acquisition-to-date-8289.html?utm_source=Sign-Up.to&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=7163-370414-PROACTIVITY+-+Sirius+Minerals+in+focus+as+new+commercial+deal+bolsters+Yorkshire+mine+development "No rest at Keywords Studios as they make largest acquisition to date 10:13 26 Oct 2017 Andrew Day, chief executive of Keywords Studios PLC (LON:KWS), discusses with Proactive's Andrew Scott their acquisition of the North America-focused VMC Consulting for US$66mln. Day describes the move as a significant step in their consolidation of the fragmented video games services sector. Through a network of vetted private individuals, VMC is one of the leading video games beta testers and offers many cross selling and roll-out opportunities."

When GAN originally floated in 2013 (as GAME) it had a �75m m/cap at the 135p placing price. And that was when it had little recurring income, was heavily lossmaking and was reliant on occasional high-value licence sales. Now GAN is at almost break-even, has high recurring income and has more potential than ever. And the m/cap is �21m - just over a quarter of where it was before! Which shows you the potential upside. Here's a link to today's impressive RNS for the record: https://www.investegate.co.uk/gan-plc--gan-/rns/pennsylvania-regulation/201710270700037787U/

Funnily enough, in that worst case scenario a current year P/E of 15 means DKL would be good value considering the potential upside from a year affected by both machinery breakdowns and unusually bad weather. Personally, I'm hopeful that with a decent Q4 this year's numbers should come in at close to the forecast 1.6p EPS. The forecast of 2.2p EPS for next year should be achievable given stable weather etc and no machine shenanigans, so a 9.5p share price looks very good value in that eventuality - and also even if EPS comes in at less than that. OT : Philpot, went to New Yaaaawk to show our young daughter the Big Apple. Weather was fantastic, so a great time was had! PS : I'm Riv, not Ron :o))

No fewer than four US states - including Pennsylvania - are looking to legalise online gambling this year: Https://www.onlinepokerreport.com/27046/four-states-legalize-online-gambling/ "Four States Are Making A Late Push To Legalize Online Gambling Steve Ruddock, October 23, 2017 12:38 PDT State legislatures making last-ditch attempts to pass online gambling bills is becoming a yearly tradition. Last year, Pennsylvania and Michigan kept us on the edges of our seats right through Christmas, and this year iGaming legislation is making a late push in no less than four states. In addition to Pennsylvania and Michigan, you can add Illinois and New Hampshire to this year�s watch list. Here�s where each state stands going into the last full week of October. etc"

No fewer than four US states - including Pennsylvania - are looking to legalise online gambling this year: Https://www.onlinepokerreport.com/27046/four-states-legalize-online-gambling/ "Four States Are Making A Late Push To Legalize Online Gambling Steve Ruddock, October 23, 2017 12:38 PDT State legislatures making last-ditch attempts to pass online gambling bills is becoming a yearly tradition. Last year, Pennsylvania and Michigan kept us on the edges of our seats right through Christmas, and this year iGaming legislation is making a late push in no less than four states. In addition to Pennsylvania and Michigan, you can add Illinois and New Hampshire to this year�s watch list. Here�s where each state stands going into the last full week of October. etc"

Looks like a forced seller out there. I've just topped up with a few more. Forecasts are 1.9p EPS this year rising to 2.2p EPS next year - SDI are now on a single-figure forward P/E.

today: Https://www.insidermedia.com/insider/ireland/plans-in-for-12-storey-belfast-scheme1 "Plans in for 12-storey Belfast scheme 26 Oct 2017  Ireland Revised plans to build a 12-storey residential scheme in Belfast city centre, which could create 160 jobs and would represent a �20m investment, have been submitted. Lacuna Developments and Watkin Jones Group acquired 26-44 Little Patrick Street in July, with the site currently holding permission for 354 student studios. The pair immediately set about drawing up new proposals for the area, with an institutional investor to forward fund the amended plans having been secured. Now, the application has been submitted. It states that the new project, which would comprise 430 rooms, is "a more efficient and sustainable use of the land" which "reflects the applicant's experience of developing and operating similar schemes elsewhere". It would cover 147,000 sq ft of space and include common areas, a reception, a quiet study area, an external courtyard and 100 bike spaces. A planning statement drawn up by Turley outlines the economic impact the revised application could have including creating 160 jobs and supporting a further 54 roles. The development would also represent an investment of �20m. "The need for student accommodation of this kind still remains and in particular, market experience indicates a strong need for a mix of accommodation to be provided," it read. "The development will ensure the redevelopment of the site by a company which is committed to delivery in Belfast, as is evident from other operational schemes." At the time the deal was announced, Anthony Best, managing director of Lacuna Developments, touched on the need for projects. "In September 2019, the completion of the Ulster University campus will bring 15,000 more students and staff to this area of Belfast," he said. "The revised plans for Little Patrick Street will contribute less than 1 per cent of the accommodation required. "Through our experiences with John Bell House, Dublin Road and Athletic Stores, we have built up our understanding of the student market and demand in Belfast. Our changes to the scheme will provide the right mix of studio and cluster bedrooms to meet demand from the market."