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Sold out waaaaaay to early again Live and learn I guess Brilliant rise thus far.... Well done jolly et al

haha yep..at the very least start your own GC page!!! I have about 4 I think!!!

CDialogues plc (AIM: CDOG), the provider of mobile marketing solutions to Mobile Network Operators (MNOs), provides a trading update for the six month period ended 30 June 2015 which is in line with management expectations. Trading during the period continued to build strongly on the momentum achieved during the previous year allowing the Company to increase its profitability, revenue base, cash balances and geographic reach. Growth in all key fundamentals underpinned another period of expansion as the Company's subscription-based recurring revenue model continued to drive growing returns. Revenue for the first half of the current financial year is above €5.3 million (1H 2014: €4.0 million) with EBITDA above €1.6 million (1H 2014: €1.4 million), representing year on year growth of approximately 30% and 15% respectively. Free cash flow for the same period reached approximately €1.4 million (1H 2014: €0.5 million) significantly enhancing the Company's cash position which was at the level of €3.7 million as of 30 June 2015 (31.12.2014: €2.4 million). During the first half of the year, CDialogues delivered mobile marketing campaigns in five countries across the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Looking ahead, the Company has identified a pipeline of potential new projects, a number of which are currently undergoing preparations for launch in the coming months. As such, the Board remains confident that these will result in further revenue growth opportunities during the second half of the year. Brilliant statement from recent trading update results on Sept 21 so well worth a look and research

Well it's good to read a reasonably well balanced bulletin board for a change - free from the usual bickering! Quality company and one that will have peaks and troughs but the general trend seems up... Note they already anticipate to modestly exceed expectations for year ending 2016!! Hope everyone is well!

I hear ya regarding quiet bbs Usually a great sign No rampers posting wishful conspiracy theories !!! Just a brilliant little company going about its company. Let me know what u think about cssg and stm

recovery play from 70s level nice rise from there and below in fact!

Just Keeps Going!

NBV? explain please!

oh interesting! added on watchlist today

Second bite at a rise?! 180 levels seems good floor

Hi mate Saw ur post on recovery plays gc. Forgot about this so thanks for reminder... Quality little company and progressive so will look forward to any announcements Hope ur well!! Lfc quietly doing their business!!! £49m for sterling!!!! Great business!!

"Is it time to follow the directors and buy into this £142 million, mining royalties group? After rebounding from about 80p to 105p during May, the FTSE Small-Cap shares of Anglo Pacific Group (APF) are down again to 83p. That's despite three directors buying in at the mid-90p range in May and June, and compares with well over 300p three years ago. "Promise" to maintain fat dividend My inverted commas seem appropriate given this extent of payout looks uncovered by operational earnings, and the state of the coal industry - responsible for a majority of Anglo's revenues - is dire. But so far Anglo Pacific is sticking to its guns. Last February it fired off a bold new payout policy targeting 8p per share for the medium term and a minimum 65% of adjusted earnings in the longer term. This was reinforced in the end-March prelims by way of "an expectation that there will be a minimum annual total dividend of 8p per share per annum" within the 65% payout guidance. So if the board's judgment can be trusted, you are looking at a near 10% prospective yield currently; also that if this dividend is paid, Anglo's stock will re-rate over time in order to price such a dividend more competitively (i.e. lower the yield). A price of 83p implies the market doubts this is realistic."

Interesting placement and good response from market

Wow. Impressive rise today!!! And yes herbie, I hear ya! Well done all in!

just going through my watchlist and saw your target..£1.30? would place it at £60M mcap...would make EV/EBIT bit steep no?

certainly seems jmb breached at 125ish level? and cashed up now following placing.

from may statement: The Board is acutely aware that the financial performance of the last two years has had a significant effect on shareholder return and value, with the decision not to pay a dividend being particularly unpalatable. However, it was decided that cash should be retained within the business and that a prudent approach should be adopted. The current economic climate is more benign and the Group's prospects for growth are very encouraging on the back of the already secured future workload. The resolution of the few remaining legacy contracts still remains outstanding, but the Board remains cautiously optimistic for the year. The restoration of the dividend, as soon as possible, remains the prime objective. well worth watching imho

CMH update "Chamberlin, the specialist foundry and engineering group, will be holding its Annual General Meeting today at which Chairman, Keith Butler-Wheelhouse, will provide the following update on current trading: "The first three months of the new financial year reflect the overall subdued performance anticipated at the time of the publication of the Group's final results on 19 May. This includes the impact of the current weak euro. Nonetheless, the Group continues to drive continuous improvement and lean manufacturing, and volumes are expected to improve in the second half of the financial year to March 2016. As a consequence while the Board anticipates a soft first half, it expects the Group to deliver financial results for the full year in line with current market expectations." will have to wait for any further information in interims, in meantime worth watching for any weakness in sp for entry

further contract past week: Fulcrum Awarded Significant Scottish Distilleries Project Fulcrum, the UK's market leading independent energy and multi-utility services provider, today announces that it has been awarded a £3.95 million project to install a 13 kilometre pipeline to link Scotland's main gas network to the Speyside distilleries, Tamdhu, Dalmunach, Cardhu and Knockando. The new pipeline will deliver approximately 4,700 cubic metres of gas every hour to the four major Scottish distilleries.

Impressive chart here and excellent rise from 10p level!