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So many of the same names here involved in the CTAG stock promotion. Where I see them it's the bargepole list.

reading the subscription RNS & this struck me 'The Directors believe that a decline in the Company's share price would not result in any advantage accruing to the Investors and the Sharing Agreement allows both the Investors and the Company to benefit from future share price appreciation.' Is it me or do the investors get the same amount of shares for well below the benchmark price & therefore cheaper not constitute an advantage? For example, the investors hold �500,000 in escrow which would all be given back(minus expenses) over the length of the agreement at the benchmark SP. The shares to be purchased are 51 mill at each each interval. So buying these shares at well below the benchmark (where the SP is currently), means the investors hand over much less money for the same fixed amount of shares. Seems like a bleeding in advantage to me? I don't what's more worrying, the subscription or the highlighted statement from the RNS. God forbid someone decides to short it as well.

Me if I'm wrong but the raise is done post consolidation so at an effective SP of 1.51p. It's not very clear to my untrained eyes though but had me going for a bit. No easy 10 bagger :-(

Last Henderson holdings RNS was 8% if memory serves. Website puts them below 5 as of Sept 8th.

Babs, that's for end of year 2016. Since then ' As of 26 June 2017, the increase in Motif's share price to 29.75p has increased Amphion's Net Asset Value by approximately US $3.2 million' More to come from Motif Bio (after hitting 44p last month) on final approval for Ilcaprim

Someone's definitely loading up.

A special divi here!

I agree, Turks done em over!

Sale price is way to cheap! Purely on fundamentals after sale, STI looks cheap.

Not the news holders wanted, however, £8 mill cash, no debt and a MC of £9 mill.

It's a new beast. I can't believe holders didn't buy in the open offer at 0.06p (1.5p). Cashed up now with £3.5mill.

Are they going to pay the initial payment?

There was a 10 as well

Possibly with ducks lined up. 20p more likely short term!

"The issuance of the PD in March last year was described as a "transformational event". The appeals against it were clearly disappointing and frustrating and, as such, presuming the reports in the Greek press are correct, this will be transformational news for the company. Again, presuming the reports are correct, it signals the successful culmination of many years of effort by the Company and its advisors."

'Minoan (MIN) has been something of an AIM uber-dog for many years. It is a stock that I have tipped with success once and with lack of success more than once. Its failure to deliver on gaining planning consent on its Cave Sidero site in Crete over more than a decade is perhaps why its shares languish at 6.25-6.5p. But 2017 will be THE year. In my own small way I am fully aware of what a horror the Greek planning system is. It was back in June 2014 when the Mrs bought a run down old farmhouse (the Greek Hovel) in the Mani region of Greece. Here we are on the first day of 2017 and we now need to pay another visit to the Greek consulate in Birmingham to get him to stamp yet another form before we can apply for the third phase of planning approval. I can live at the hovel. I shower under a hosepipe ( in summer) and built an eco-loo. But the Mrs, for some reason, says that such facilities are inadequate and the rats, snakes and scorpions are not her favoured bedfellows. After dealing with AIM CEOs I regard the snakes and rats as honourable and innoffensive beings. I digress. Our hovel is in the middle of nowhere, We get on well with our neighbours ( the nearest of whom is a mile and a half away) and yet a simple application will have taken three years (best case). That is the way of Greece. It is a total nightmare trying to get anything done. The Cave Sidero scheme is rather larger. The site is wonderful - I have visited it many moons ago, although it is not in the part of Crete where I normally hang out, and indeed where I met my wife, that being the area around Chania. If the project goes ahead it will create thousands of much needed jobs paying way above the average Cretan wage. There have been a very small number of Nimby objectors who have used every part of the Greek planning minefield to stop this. But now Minoan has final sign off, a Presidential Decree. There is one last appeal underway but it is a play for time, it looks 99% certain that by the end of Q1 the process will be over and Minoan will have its consent. Greek politicians are corrupt and/or spineless traitors if we think of our loathsome PM Mr Tsipras. But they know that Greece needs jobs and foreign investment. Youth unemployment is 60%. Actually it is worse since the smart kids have emigrated. The percentage of Greeks aged 18-30 who were born in Greece and now work in Greece is perhaps 15% at most. So Cave Sidero will get the Green light. This scheme has been valued many times but I reckon it is worth at least £100 million. I could be wrong by a good margin and Minoan still looks cheap if it is pregnant with planning approval. The current market cap is just £12.41 million. And the company has a Travel & Leisure business which has now reached the critical mass where it should be running at breakeven or better. It, on its own, probably justified the current market cap. Ahead of the final green light from Athens, Minoan is my fifth share tip of the ye

Pokerchips, that's the hope here for me. A new CEO comes, hopefully very reputable and it starts a momentum shift. Will obviously need to back that up with revenue!

Revenue up 9% to £774k doesn't inspire! Pokerchips, like the way you omit the deferred revenue of 593% and loss of £1.79 million. Anyway, I trust anyone looking to buy here will read the whole thing and make their own minds up. I'm personally staying in and might top up but those figures will need to improve somewhat!

Lol, I like the fact they had £3.7 mill in cash, with a cash burn at approx £170k it gives breathing space. Invoiced sales at £1mill and trade receivables at £418k not so much(amongst other things)..

Jumbo, Thx for the explanation! I didn't know that, not on Twitter! Shame you still have to question my integrity though.