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RNS just out shows HH/Marlborough top-slicing 500,000 which went through the other day. So who is doing all the buying?

I've sold and taken profits. It's been a great run, but APH is now on quite a decent rating and I'm unsure how much if any upside there is. On the downside, APH have invested "significant pre-marketing costs" in the launch of Diclectin from next year. However, I've come across this rather controversial news from Canada, where Diclectin is charged with being no more and possibly less efficacious than other products - there's lots of other coverage on the web: Http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2015/10/14/health-canada-hands-over-documents-but-muzzles-doctor.html Good luck all.

RGS India have tied up in India with Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus to provide protection and insurance for smartphones etc: Http://www.crazyengineers.com/threads/oneplus-2-gets-extended-warranty-and-insurance-through-b2x-service-b2x-protect-in-india.84622/

Six Flags last night announced another record quarterly performance for their key Q3....must be good for ACSO: Http://finance.yahoo.com/news/another-record-quarter-six-flags-201500639.html "Another Record Quarter at Six Flags Revenue and Cash EPS1 Increase 7 and 19 Percent Respectively, Over Last Twelve Months GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Six Flags Entertainment Corporation (SIX), the world’s largest regional theme park company, today announced record-high financial performance in the third quarter with revenue growing 6 percent or $33 million to $575 million and Adjusted EBITDA2 growing 6 percent or $17 million to $308 million. The growth was primarily driven by higher admissions revenue and higher in-park revenue as attendance grew by 9 percent to 12.9 million guests. On a constant currency3 basis, which excludes the foreign exchange translation impact from the company’s parks in Mexico and Canada, revenue grew $41 million or 8 percent and Adjusted EBITDA grew $21 million or 7 percent. “Our team has delivered yet another record quarter for our shareholders and we are proud to have achieved Project 500—an aspirational financial goal set in 2011 to achieve $500 million of Modified EBITDA by 2015,” said Jim Reid-Anderson, Chairman, President and CEO. “Our season pass sales, membership plan and pricing initiatives continue to enhance the company’s performance, and fuel revenue and cash flow growth. Our strategy is working, our execution is excellent, and we remain very well positioned as we work toward achieving our new long-term target of $600 million of Modified EBITDA by 2017.” etc"

RNS today - interims will be out on 10th November. The order books and prior outlook have all been positive, and HAYT haven't notified any problems, so hopefully the results will be nicely in line or better. Looks like accumulation going on - 40k of sells easily mopped up and buying forcing up the share price.

A late 200k buy from Friday at 17p, was reported this morning. And another 52k just bought at 17.25p......

There's the reason - 100k bought at 16.5p from earlier and then 600,000 bought at 16.75p. Perhaps Giles Hargreave/Hargreave Hale are still buying.

RNWH's Seymour Civil Engineering one of two firms appointed "to maintain 30,000km of sewers in the North": Http://www.nce.co.uk/news/water/1bn-of-water-deals-awarded/8689324.article

Mr Kipper, you could at least credit me with the original post about broker forecasts on ADVFN since you've copied it word for word :o))

Richard Griffths has added a further 2.8m shares, which has increased his collective stake to 17m shares. He now has an 8.2% shareholding the company. He has quite a following in the City. With any luck we should this should inspire more buying as a result.

Singer's new forecasts are: this year : 9.6p EPS, 3p dividend next year : 11.1p EPS, 3.4p dividend This continues the rising trend from 7.9p EPS last year and 6.1p EPS the previous year. EPS from the core businesses will have not far off doubled in four years. CAR are however now on a forward P/E of only 11.4.

Complete overreaction to today's update. Decent trading update overall, with H1 nicely in line, and the year as a whole only "marginally" affected by a slippage in one LED contract, so EPS is likely to be say 9p as opposed to 10p. In TP, Bangalore is doubling in size and China moving fast, which shows the extent of CAR's potential and ambition. LEDs have secured a new major customer to offset the small VW slippage, and CDS is progressing nicely and in the share price for free. Overall the group is progressing well. Short-term trader have baled out, but prospects for the group remain excellent.

Today's news would add £6m of sales per annum to QP's revenues based on the figures given - that's 10% of last year's total sales, so pretty sizeable and material (obviously the resulting profits would be net of the royalty payment).

Excellent news - Stifel have initiated with a 271p target: Http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/116101/constellation-healthcare-s-rating-too-modest-says-stifel-116101.html "Constellation Healthcare's rating too modest, says Stifel 10:18 12 Oct 2015 The stock would have to advance around 70% from today’s levels to match Stifel's valuation. Broker Stifel has initiated coverage of Constellation Healthcare Technologies (LON:CHT) with a ‘buy’ rating and 271p a share price target. The stock would have to advance around 70% from today’s levels to match that valuation. Constellation describes itself as an RCM, or a revenue cycle management company. Essentially, what it does for the nearly 6,000 doctors on its books is bill and collect monies owed by government, insurers and patients. It also provides practice management and purchasing services. Obamacare (or the Affordable Care Act to give it its proper name), has created huge upheaval for physicians, complicating the rules on payment while forcing down remuneration. For the barely profitable small firms carrying out mission-critical billing operations, Obamacare adds a financially onerous level of bureaucracy that is often the final straw. For Constellation, it has whipped up the perfect storm – or at the very least a great backdrop to consolidate a highly fragmented market. Last month it made two acquisitions in a month at a total cost of US$32mln. Meanwhile in March it completed its biggest deal to date with the purchase of New York-based Physicians Practice Plus for US$20mln. Stifel’s Ken Rumph estimates that, including the contribution of the new businesses, Constellation trading on a very modest enterprise multiple of just 4.5 times and a price to earnings multiple of 10 times. “Constellation is rolling up a large, growing, sticky and fragmented market for revenue cycle (billing) management in the USA,” said Stifel analyst Rumph. "

I bought some of these this morning having watched for some time. It has a solid and growing earnings stream, is on a low forward P/E and is supplemented by blue sky upside on the licensing model which could transform the company and the share price. Hardly surprising that Slater is a holder here - it's exactly his sort of model.

Equity Develoment have upgraded to 8.5p EPS this year and 10p EPS next year: "Hayward Tyler (AIM:HAYT) This morning Hayward Tyler announced the immediately earnings enhancing acquisition of the trade and assets of the Peter Brotherhood business from Dresser-Rand Company Ltd, a Siemens-owned business, for a total consideration of US$15 million (cash). Peter Brotherhood is a UK engineering business specialising in steam turbines, reciprocating gas compressors and combined heat and power units for the power generation, oil and gas and marine markets. As a result of the acquisition, consensus EPS forecasts have increased by around 6% in the current year (year to March 2016) to 8.5p, and by 10%+ in the following year to around 10p."

Excellent news which underpins next year's 1.66p EPS forecasts and presumably exemplifies Bombardier's confidence in PEG's products

Excellent news - large earnings-enhancing acquisition bringing in new clients and a well-known brand name. Paying just $15m for $3.2m operating profit is rather cheap.... Http://www.investegate.co.uk/hayward-tyler-group--hayt-/rns/acquisition/201510120700188867B/ In addition, "The assets include an 11.5 acre freehold property in Peterborough, all of the plant and machinery, transferring book debts and stock", so all in all this deal looks blooming great.

RNS - great to see Giles Hargreave's Hargreave Hale increasing above 11% with almost 6m shares: Http://www.investegate.co.uk/surface-transforms--sce-/rns/holding-s--in-company/201510081036486554B/ The last holdings RNS I can see for HH shows them with 3.345m shares in Feb'14, so they've been steadily increasing over time and are on the way to doubling their stake since then.