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Great to see Standard Life continuing to buy in large quantities and going above 11% : Http://www.investegate.co.uk/accesso-technology/loq/holding-s--in-company/201608261656363042I/?fe=1&utm_source=FE%20Investegate%20Alerts&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=Announcement%20Alert%20Mail&utm_campaign=Accesso%20Technology%20Alert

Great start to the week. Does seem like that large trade has cleared an overhang. Anywhere from 250p-300p would be appropriate for starters on this recovery given 26p EPS this year.

Time to load up imo, to take advantage of the fact that there's presumably a seller out there who will run out of stock at some point. Good coverage here, including this from Panmure, who have a 19p target - 40% upside. They've increased sales forecasts for next year by 15% - which presumably also increases EPS from their forecast 1.35p EPS: http ://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/129813/inspired-energy-reports-record-half-year-results "Inspired Energy plc (LON:INSE) reported “record results” for the half year ended June, with revenues up 56% and gross profit up 62% on last year. Revenues stood at £10.1mln for the period, compared to £6.52mln last year. Gross profit stood at £7.95mln, from £4.9mln last year. Adjusted earnings (EBITDA) stood at £3.75mln, a 52% increase from £2.46mln the same period last year.... .....Analysts at Panmure Gordon issued a target price of 19p, a 40% upside to its current share price, citing “strong cash conversion and exceptional revenue visibility”. The broker upgraded its sales forecast for the next year by 15% to “reflect the on-going strength in the corporate order book”."

Looking strong again - nice intra-day positive bounce.

Great results - and outlook - this morning. 0.62p EPS and a 30% divi increase to 0.13p indicates that the full year results will be well ahead of consensus expectations of 1.09p EPS, and also of the highest analyst forecast of 1.19p EPS. The order book is up 70% on last year! With the "largest ever contract" having just been signed by the Corporate division, the outlook talks about record results and says it all: "Outlook The Group's acquisition strategy has delivered great results as demonstrated by the success achieved by the acquisition and integration of WPUK and STC, while organic growth momentum has continued. Since 30 June 2016, and through the enlarged teams working together, we have signed our largest ever account within the Corporate Division and are confident we will deliver another set of record results for the year ended 31 December 2016 enabling us to looking ahead into FY 2017 with even greater confidence. The Corporate Division continues to go from strength to strength and we are excited by the opportunities which can now be maximised from the enhanced breadth and depth of skills and expertise that we can provide to our expanding customer base. On behalf of the Board, I would like to thank all of the Inspired team for the hard work over the past six months, as we look forward to completing another exciting year of growth and development of the business. "

in the run-up to interims next month. Still well below the 569p NAV, let alone the say 250p upwards of additional NAV on true investee company valuations.

This is the last trading afternoon before Tuesday's results, and it seems like a bit of scramble for shares beforehand. Nice £30,000 buy at 13.25p in particular today.

Https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/buy-climbers-today-results-104049339.html "Power profits Lavendon Group (LSE: LVD) shares have been in a bad patch, losing nearly half their value since March 2014. But they've been creeping back in anticipation of today's interims from the supplier of powered access equipment, and are up a very nice 8.5% to 136p on the day. We saw double-digit rises in underlying figures across the board, with revenue up 13%, pre-tax profit up 10%, earnings per share up 12%, and the halfway dividend got an 18% boost. It was nice, for a change, to see a company report not warning about post-referendum uncertainty -- Lavendon does get some of its business from EU countries, but around half comes from the UK and it's big in Africa and the Middle East. A rise in net debt to £149.7m (from £119.9m) does concern me, though the company says that reflects its investment programme over the half. Still, such a high level compared to annual revenue does take a bit of the shine off an otherwise very low forward P/E of 7.3 this year, rising a little to 7.5 for 2017. But on the plus side, in addition to that lowly P/E, we're seeing 4.3% and 4.5% dividend yields forecast for this year and next, which would be more than three times covered by earnings. Lavendon is also a strongly cash-generative business, which is a good indicator that it should be able to handle its debt level. I'm inclined toward bullishness on Lavendon, and I can see the shares continuing their recovery over the next couple of years."

following a 250,000 buy at 102p today and various other buys including a further 50,000 at 102p.

Good to see a 50k buy today causing a decent tick up.

You can currently sell at least 50,000 at a premium at 85.45p, whereas you can only buy a maximum 15,000 at basically the full offer price at 86.49p.

Http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/2016/08/25/comment/simon-thompson/priced-to-gain-altitude-CV14u04WGlap4a9dma403N/article.html "The bottom line is that with the share price on the floor, and the rating so low, I feel that the risks are more than balanced by the potential for Gama to outperform my most bearish assumptions, and ones that not even city analysts are making. Reassuringly, the share price seems to have found a floor at the 150p level and looks poised to stage a rally from heavily oversold conditions. And that’s why I rate Gama’s shares a trading buy at 165p ahead of the first half results due out next month. My initial price target is 220p, and if that is surpassed the next technical resistance level is the 250p support level that gave way in late May".

Excellent H1 results, so with the usual H2 bias the confidence in the outlook about achieving 18.6p EPS forecasts is justified. The 2p interim dividend payment looks well ahead of 5.8p annual divi forecasts if I'm not mistaken based on last year's split. Debt is up, but the Balance Sheet is strong. Great ROCE too. And LVD will benefit in H2 from currency movements. Can't ask for much more than this.

Nice - GAN are "in “advanced talks” with a major US land casino operator to launch an online gambling site in Europe and Asia for real money"... Comeonvog, re your post, mo specific price target for GAN, but I suspect confirmation of online gambling in Pennsylvania this autumn will bring big short-term gains. Longer-term, if GAN deliver then we could see 150p back again imo. Http://www.online-casinos.com/news/13646-gan-plans-offer-online-gambling-europe-and-asia "GAN Plans to Offer Online Gambling in Europe and Asia Published Thursday, August 25, 2016 - Online-Casinos.com GAN Plans to Offer Online Gambling in Europe and Asia Investment in the online gambling industry is growing in leaps and bounds as the business of betting becomes more mainstream and accepted. Irish business man Dermot Desmond has just revealed he has invested in the iGaming software and services supplier GAN. Formerly known as the GameAccount Network, the company said in a statement it raised £1.3 million (€1.5 billion / $1.7 million) through the sale of three million new shares to Desmond’s IIU Nominees. Mr. Desmond is also a major shareholder in British gambling firm Ladbrokes, and he owned BETDAQ before Ladbrokes acquired it in 2013 for approximately €30 million. Chief executive officer of GAN, Dermot Smurfit, commented on the investment, "Additional capital allows us to accelerate the development of our technical capability to deliver the product requirements of our growing list of corporate clients and bring new clients online.” Smurfit continued, “The positive and unexpected surge in US corporate demand for GAN’s unique services requires increased delivery capability. We’re happy to respond to this real business need on behalf of all shareholders and welcome Mr Desmond’s investment.” “Mr Desmond is an astute investor with a long track record participating in the internet gambling market and we believe this investment validates our strategy and technology which will deliver significant incremental value for shareholders over time.” GAN plans to use the injection of capital to accelerate product development and new customer delivery with an aim to become more involved in the liberalization of the simulated gaming industry in the USA The Irish Times newspaper revealed that Smurfit said GAN is in “advanced talks” with a major US land casino operator to launch an online gambling site in Europe and Asia for real money. “We can provide access to countries where there are regulated markets covering 29 per cent of the world’s population,” Smurfit said. “This is a big strategic move for us; the market hasn’t yet seen a major US land casino enter online in Europe.”

...stretching out upwards.

..and up again today. A long way still to go imho.

Peel Hunt say Buy today and have raised target to 2100p..... Http://www.fiscalstandard.com/2016/08/25/shares-of-accesso-technology-group-lonacso-rated-as-buy-by-analysts-at-peel-hunt/

Up again this morning, on small volumes perhaps indicating there's not much stock around.

Looking for new chart highs now, and buyers are having to pay almost the full 85p offer going by the latest 5k buy at 84.99p.

Good news: Http://www.broadcastermagazine.com/acquisition/global-renews-original-series-private-eyes/1004123781/ "Global Renews Original Series ˜Private Eyes" August 23, 2016 Global's new series of the summer, Private Eyes is renewed for a second season. The series, from leading independent studio Entertainment One (eOne), has received an impressive 18 episode order, with production set to begin in Toronto this fall.... Private Eyes was an instant success for Global audiences and we are thrilled to welcome back a second season, said Maria Hale, Senior Vice President, Global Entertainment and Content Acquisition, Corus... eOne controls international rights for the series."