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stt1, what a horrible individual you are. They do say, what comes around goes around. Someone or something at RTHM1 or blnx has made you very bitter. A very, very, sad individual. I cant remember anyone having such a vendetta against a company for such a long time. Very very sad. Back to your day job, keep digging, but can you get something different please. I am bored with your repetitious rubbish. Anyone can cut and paste.

suggests orders are not getting filled

steviewonder77, of course that was not meant for you.

get back into your funeral parlour digging with your mate.

Retired Banker, stop swearing........ JAY HAMBRO !!!!! I would rather have Lawrence13 or YOU. At least we might have someone who has no experience of a failing company ( IRC ) and can tell the truth.

Of course I meant bollards, why would you think anything else. Unfortunately very bust at work, but, nothing really unexpected about this, we all knew Hambro was involved in this, we also KNEW that when Pavel put out the report that costs were higher, that was because he was going to say HE, had reduced them.

I don't think the picture he painted was as bleak as he painted with 9 old - new now gone board ) but he wants us to think he was MESSIAH. I didn't vote for them to be ousted in the first place so not disappointed they are back, but are disappointed with their lies and propaganda.

bollocks

It means its a trade that happened during the day but was recorded late. The figures are camoflaged because we do not know the price of the share at the time.

For example if the price was 210 - 214 at the time and the price the trade was placed was at or above the prevailing price it would be a buy.

It it was below it would be a sell, But in order to have a sell, you need a buyer and vice versa. There have been a lot of liquidity issues recently.

Toughatthe top, at the end of the day they have an auction to match any trades that havent been matched during the day. The auction brought a price of £2.40 so that is what is recorded. Have a look at trades. It is classed as UT. Uncrossing trades.

Eddie21, he has been doing his real job, grave digging, I heard he has been digging very deep.

Rocket79, It does not matter how you dress it up, its a downgrade !!! But, maybe they think , as you post, that because of depresses SP THAT over 100% increase is a big enough target for now.

Interesting to see how Numis rate it.

Would not suggest that's positive, its a downgrade. Down from £7.30 to £5.33.

That will make our resident grave digger happy. Something more for him/or her to get their teeth into.

The new Barrick company, which will be listed in New York and Toronto, will own five of the world’s 10 lowest-cost gold mines and have a market value of $19.4 billion based on Monday’s trading. That would make it the world’s biggest gold miner by market capitalization, overtaking Newmont Mining Corp, according to Reuters calculations.

The deal marks the biggest transaction in years in the gold mining industry, where companies have come under fire from investors for poorly managing capital, forcing them to focus on costs while dampening enthusiasm for acquisitions.

Randgold shares closed up 6 percent, making it the biggest gainer in London’s wider mining index and valuing it at 4.93 billion pounds ($6.5 billion). Shares of Barrick, the world’s second-largest gold producer, closed up 5.8 percent in Toronto.

“Randgold has the agility and swift-footedness of a younger and smaller company, much like Barrick in its early years, while Barrick has the infrastructure and global reach of a large corporate company,” Barrick Chairman John Thornton said in a conference call.

Randgold’s long-term boss Mark Bristow will become the chief executive and president of the merged company, taking chief financial officer Graham Shuttleworth with him. Thornton, an ex-Goldman Sachs banker, will be executive chairman.

The new Barrick company, which will be listed in New York and Toronto, will own five of the world’s 10 lowest-cost gold mines and have a market value of $19.4 billion based on Monday’s trading. That would make it the world’s biggest gold miner by market capitalization, overtaking Newmont Mining Corp, according to Reuters calculations.

The deal marks the biggest transaction in years in the gold mining industry, where companies have come under fire from investors for poorly managing capital, forcing them to focus on costs while dampening enthusiasm for acquisitions.

Randgold shares closed up 6 percent, making it the biggest gainer in London’s wider mining index and valuing it at 4.93 billion pounds ($6.5 billion). Shares of Barrick, the world’s second-largest gold producer, closed up 5.8 percent in Toronto.

“Randgold has the agility and swift-footedness of a younger and smaller company, much like Barrick in its early years, while Barrick has the infrastructure and global reach of a large corporate company,” Barrick Chairman John Thornton said in a conference call.

Randgold’s long-term boss Mark Bristow will become the chief executive and president of the merged company, taking chief financial officer Graham Shuttleworth with him. Thornton, an ex-Goldman Sachs banker, will be executive chairman.

£3, ? I want a minimum of £5, for starters. That's where we were before we bought YuMe. Disclaimer..... I don't often get what I want.

stt1. I think you are in the wrong job.

You should work for a funeral director.

You do plenty of digging. Perhaps a grave digger.

He has been replaced, that is quite clear, otherwise they wouldn't have a replacement lined up. This has been expected at RTHM so it was announced as soon as the new guy was ready to step into his shoes.

Singer gave cash away at Tosca and primed them for a sale, he is looking to either make RTHM into a much larger player, or do the same. It would be interesting to see if anyone was interested in buying us, if they were, they certainly would not get it at this price.

stt1 What you expect and what happens are 2 different things. Maybe the tide is about to turn. Hope you don't drown if it does.

Mark Bonney, President and Chief Executive Officer said:

“We are excited to have Mark join the team and believe this addition brings a level of experience and sophistication to our finance team that will greatly contribute to the future success of the Company and our continued execution against our financial plan. Together with the addition of Mark and our strong H1 2019 performance, we believe we are well positioned to deliver further strong performance in FY2019.”

Eric Singer, Chairman of the Board said:

“This transition is consistent with our goals of bringing in talent with the highest level of work ethic that is aligned to driving growth and maximizing shareholder value, which we believe is necessary to drive the continued success of the Company.”

With the addition of Mr. Zorko and its strong H1 2019 performance, RhythmOne believes it is well-positioned to continue to seize on the consolidation opportunities that exist in its industry. The Company continues to evaluate various strategic opportunities with a focus of maximizing shareholder value.

How many times are you going to post this, very boring and repetitive, You have already answered the question yourself, They closed low margin business, now go on, Jog on, Bonny lad, or lass. Get a life. !!!!