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Good to see more institutional (AT trade) buying slowly coming in and forcing the price up again.

Nice - looks like a £1.1m buy at 262.5p from earlier on just reported, which would certainly explain today's rise.

I particularly like this one - lovely recurring work at 400 NHS sites: Http://www.ptsg.co.uk/news/electrical-services/ptsg-renews-contract-to-deliver-nhs-works/ "PTSG renews contract to deliver NHS works Premier Technical Services Group PLC (PTSG) has renewed a contract to provide lightning protection maintenance services for NHS sites nationwide. The existing agreement was successfully delivered to an outstanding standard throughout 2016, and PTSG’s Electrical Services division will once again provide operatives to work at over 400 NHS sites. etc" And a new contract win to protect police and fire stations across Scotland - for 4 years! There's 356 fire stations, and the police stations must number even more than that: Http://www.ptsg.co.uk/news/electrical-services/ptsg-reports-for-duty-with-police-scotland-and-scottish-fire-and-rescue-service/

Nice plug for CMS in the new Diary Of A Private Investor column in the Telegraph: Http://www.telegraph.co.uk/investing/shares/diary-private-investor-have-cash-hand-buy-shares-have-brexit/ "I have also bought more Communisis, which has gained big new contracts to send out communications for large organisations such as HM Revenue & Customs." I think this usually gets published in Saturday's print edition if I'm not mistaken, or is it in today's? In either case it should bring in some buying interest.

but still very cheap imo, especially when you take into account the huge cash pile and the continuing recurring revenue streams.

N+1 Singer have increased this year's forecast to 11.9p EPS, and next year's to 12.4p EPS. They also forecast an £11.7m cash pile at the end of this year. Which supports the forecast 3.5p and 3.6p dividends respectively. N+1 Singer have presumably allowed leeway for further upgrades during the year, particularly given the confidence CTO must have in stating they'll be "ahead" so early in the year. A P/E of 12 would give a share price of around 150p - around 70% ahead of the current price.

and continuing to move up again today - the mid-price is up to 6.375p to 273.375p. Remains very good value imho.

following a good trading statement this morning from GMAA's JV partner BBA, which should reflect well on GMAA. In particular, the Signature division is trading well, and importantly: "There has been an improvement in B&GA flight volumes reflecting the continued strengthening of the US business confidence indices."

Wow! An incredibly good AGM statement - and they're already able to say that profits will be ahead of expectations of 11.3p EPS: Http://www.investegate.co.uk/clarke-t---plc--cto-/rns/agm-statement/201705050700072409E/ Plus order books above £400m for the first time ever. The £9m+ cash pile also represents a significant portion of the m/cap - would have been nice to see what this is now. The current share price is just far, far too low imo.

I notice that ACSO's AGM is coming up on May 23rd - only 2 days before Universal's official opening of their Volcano Bay water park in Orlando (which uses the Tapu Tapu device). Methinks this would be ideal timing for the first formal announcement of ACSO's involvement with Universal. This detailed article concluding that ACSO's Prism is also Tapu Tapu is well worth a read: Http://orlandoparkstop.com/news/theme-park-news/technical-details-for-volcano-bays-taputapu-wearable-revealed/

Just reported - looks like a 1.295m share buy from earlier today at 114.5p. No wonder the price is moving up.

There's been trading updates in May in each of the last two years. Hopefully another is coming later this month....

both yesterday and today. And a nice 100,000 shares bought at 21.93p just reported.

Interesting that Q1 is usually their weakest quarter.... http ://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/stocktube/7370/capital-drilling-s-jamie-boyton-very-pleased-with-q1-performance-7370.html?utm_source=Sign-Up.to&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=7163-364821-Proactivity+%E2%80%93+A+resurgence+in+mining+activity%2C+and+UK+oil+project+gets+green+light "Capital Drilling's Jamie Boyton 'very pleased' with Q1 performance 11:09 02 May 2017 A resurgence in mining activity has meant the best quarter for Capital Drilling PLC (LON:CAPD) since 2013. Chairman Jamie Boyton tells Proactive's Stocktube: ''We're very pleased ... it's really down to a turn in the cycle.'' ''Obviously we went through a challenging period which commenced late 2012 when the cycle really turned against us and then in late Q1 last year we started to see a stronger performance initially in the gold price and a stronger performance in capital raising - particularly in the junior end of the market''.

which is free to view: Http://hardmanandco.com/docs/default-source/company-docs/omega-diagnostics-group-plc-documents/02.05.17-an-accurate-diagnosis-financial-results-as-expected.pdf?utm_source=Email+Campaign&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=29208-386152-Omega+Diagnostics+%28ODX%29%3A+An+accurate+diagnosis%3A+financial+results+as+expected On top of the core business earning 1p+ EPS, there are now 3 areas which could be transformational: - Allersys - CD4 - malaria I'm also extremely keen on the Food Intolerance tests - 56% of sales - which will imo bring in consistently rising sales for many years to come. This is particularly so with expansion to the USA - for example, coeliac disease awareness/testing in the USA in general is well behind that in the UK. Dibs61, re the Finncap note, I subscribe to Research Tree. Well worth it imo.

...and another interesting buy this morning, this time 135,510 shares at 21p.

Excellent article, thanks. I'm particularly impressed at the transformation and introduction of new products having occurred so quickly following the introduction of new management. The conclusion reads rather well: "Looking at the medium to longer term Martin says he really believes that if they can deliver and succeed over the next three to five years as hoped for, then Touchstar could prove to be quite a valuable company. For now, Broker WH Ireland is looking for revenues this year of £8.7m and pre-tax profits of £0.6m which in turn provides for EPS of 12.6p. On that basis and with a market cap of just £7m the shares remain attractive as an ongoing recovery/growth play. As a measure of its determination to increase awareness, Touchstar is out on the road next month with events in both London and the North of the England where as part of the process it will be demonstrating various aspects of its technology and products."

This flood prevention scheme from Seymour Civil Engineers in the North East has been named the winner of the medium-sized project category by the Institute of Civil Engineers - which can only enhance their reputation in this growing sector: Http://www.hartlepoolmail.co.uk/news/wave-of-success-for-engineering-team-after-awards-win-1-8519406 Boldboy, methinks you could be correct about the Lower Thames Crossing tunnel regarding the building work, though there's still the possibility of big land remediation or other works. Since RNWH's activities are almost entirely those of maintenance and repair I'm happy that the core of the business will continue to be very profitable and secure. However, there are huge new opportunities in a number of sectors which I believe offer big opportunities for RNWH, including: - digital signalling (i.e the recent purchase of Giffen) - nuclear decommissioning and new build - flood prevention - HS2 - telecommunications infrastructure - the 30 year gas mains replacement programme and there are others.

Interesting buy just now of 93,240 shares at 21.45p.

All buys this morning, now coming in at 35.81p.