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Do not think there is something afoot when only c£15K shares traded. However, enforces feelings that co is undervalued. Multi is abso. correct in saying share consolidation is needed, suggest 20;1, giving sp of about 5p and c75M shares in issue, of which 60% are free..

Agreed that selling into recent spikes is worthwhile. However, all of holdings is a gamble with the large spread this thinly traded share has. You may not be able to get back in below your selling price. If you are going to wait for the sp to be mid-teens, I think you will be an ex-shareholder. I'm hoping that after ex-divi date, sp will be fall back, as last time, to low 20's allowing me to buy back my 30% sells and bank some more profit.. I would be highly delighted with mid-teens.

The market is un-impressed with rns re: 2 new ED appointments, CFO and COO. The former will not start with VM until 2017, and the later June this year. Not rudderless, but all wind blown out of sails. Will recover on fundamentals, but may have to wait 'til March for FY result, or maybe a little sooner if it produces a 4thQ trad stat. Have upped my holding on this fall, and can see a 25% upside in next 3 months. However, markets are v volatile, and have set £3 stop loss. Hate doing these stops, since MM are always likely to drop sp 10% for a nano second and hit stop losses.

Once registered, I believe the document will have a life span of one Israeli tax year, but ESOP will verify that.

This is the helpdesk at ESOP. It will send an on-line form to complete and return. As I understand it, qualifying British S/H's will get the reduced tax rate of 15%, rather than 25%. <Esop-Helpdesk@esop.co.il>

Coral Products (CRU): Weekly Chart Broadening Triangle Targets 35p As a rather rare departure we have a weekly chart to look at in the Great Request Show. What should be taken note of is the way that while the daily timeframe is informative, this relatively slow moving stock looks to provide us with a better perspective on the longer timeframe. The detail here is that we have a broadening triangle which can be drawn from as long ago as the aftermath of the financial crisis in 2008. What is particularly interesting is the way that since then the progress higher has been in a rather three steps up / two steps down manner, with the support zone largely coming in at and just below the 200 week moving average now at 13.07p. Indeed, the bulls will be cheered y the way that this average has been rising continuously since the autumn of 2012, ahead of the 50 week / 200 week moving average golden cross for early 2014. The view now is that we are enjoying a decent consolidation towards 2012 resistance in the 18p zone, with the view now being that provided there is no weekly close back below the 20 week line at 18.02p level the upside here should be towards the 2008 resistance line projection at 35p over the next 2-3 months. - See more at: http://www.*************.com/views/17680/zak-mir-s-great-request-show-coral-products-distil-tertiary-minerals#sthash.qutVGfxN.dpuf

Beside that one CS, Zak Mir ( I'm not a fan, and he gets more wrong that right), a chartist, sees 35p for CRU. . I view of what happened last time it went to 24p, I have sold 30% of holding at 23 and 24p. There may be a small sell-off after ex-divi., and I will be re-buying when (if) sp drifts down to 21/22p. It's a little risk, but MM's in this share do crazy things sometimes. However, what a fab day, - again.

Jan 1 2015 sp was £6.00. It soon rose to £740ish on the back of impressive growth, profit and divi figures, then tanked to £2.20ish after regulators said PLUS was breaking rues. Then onto £3,50 ish following PTEC £4.00 cash offer, and nearly to £5 recently when PTEC offer was withdrawn owing to regulation problems, and now to £4.20 after Numis said would not cover this stock since it had doubts on PLUS's ability to comply with all new regulatory requirements. In effect Numis has said it does not believe BOD statements issued via rns's. The last few trading updates have been very encouraging with interim profit at $54M ( up on previous year, T/O up, customer numbers up, however, profit unlikely to reach the $102M, 2014 level , This being IMO, primarily due to the 46% increase in Average Customer Acquisition Cost. The co stated it was targeting 'high value' customers, and with the increased level of advertising and reg. compliance costs, company is saying unlikely to meet 2014 profit levels. With already $50M+ from interims, I'll take a stab at $90M for full year. At quoted 60% divi payout = $54M = 47c = 32p ps. at 5% yield = £6,40 sp. I will not be surprised when prelims are announced if profit surpasses that of 2014. On the other hand, if Numis analysis is correct, and BOD have mislead investors, the sp could tank again to £2+. Class action law suits against BOD on rns's are unlikely since it conveniently covers itself on rns's with it's 'forward looking statements' get out of goal card. However, I am minded to believe BOD, and the near 15p ps interim divi, and believe sp will be £7ish before June. All in MHO of course. Healthy and Wealthy 2016 to one and all.

Good article - however, as stated, red flag ( only one) is number of warrants and options outstanding. Will be interesting to see when options are exercised. After saying this, still see a 50% upside in sp this time next year. Healthy and Wealthy 2016 to all investors.

2016 to all investors. If there are no glitches with the 'tote order', and a few acquisitions in the coming year, might get to 30p sp by YE. GL all

Has this been tipped in the last 7 days, or is this some 'insider' buying on a soon to be released rns? Interesting.

I must admit, he's got plenty of nerve to do another 'jam tomorrow' webcast, albeit from the safety of his office. Simon, save yourself some time and devote all of your energy into converting the ''pipeline', and just do a re-run of the last webcast. There will be the same questions, and the same 'it's a time thing', answers.

It would appear to be CRU, and confirms JG's 5 year plan. The majority of those 200 businesses, I would guess, have niche markets and have long standing customers who are not of the 'chop n change' supplier type based purely on price. Even with the recent acquisitions, it would appear that there is still spare capacity at the Haydock facility, or enough land for a relatively low cost increase in production capacity. I would be surprised if sales of shares have ben from long termers. In the past few months about 500,000 shares have been bought at prices from 16-19p, and selling in the last week has given profit of 40%+. I believe the long termers want to see the full potential of the co realised, and can see a sp of 35-45p in the next 3 years with a v g divi. Of course, it may also be the subject of a TO from a large Eu manufacturer. Happy to hold, and when funds become available, will add. GL to all investors.

some profit taking today ( never a bad idea), however sp is only? about 6% down, after some very decent rises in sp. Now looks almost certain to reach 26p by FY16. Can FY divi be 1p? It's def. on the cards.

Although revenue will probably be record high, profits are not expected to reach YE14 level. Unless there are unforeseen circumstances, divi for the year will probably not exceed that of last year ( excl, special divi). However, after saying that, and with new CFD platforms, easier mobile access, I would hope sp hits £6 after release of FY15 result. Makes me wonder what the BOD reasoning process was, when accepting a £4 offer from PTEC. I know the 'white knight' was another Israeli company, and a good bed fellow, but it has somewhat tarnished their image for me. The company was, and is, a cash cow, and both PLUS and PTEC have risen after the aborted deal - strange!

bakky, now that you've got that childish tantrum out of your system ( although bonim is likely to disagree), it transpires that you have admitted to 'selling out' in SRT. I do agree with your sentiment though on selling and re-buying at opportune times. However, with your ceaseless ramping of the co., and it's 'huge pipeline of leads', I do not believe you have sold one share. I believe your statement was made to convince other posters that ' you are a pi dealer'. I do however, see the irony in you telling me to 'sell pleeeese', and you ( allegedly) having sold. Again bakky, it's a board for opinions, and not dealing advice. The good thing though, now that you are no longer a S/H (lol), is that I (we) hope there are no more posts from you, except the one to say that your detailed research has identified the bottom of the sp tank, and that you have re-bought, obviously prior to any increase in sp for whatever reason.Goodbye. ps feckin. a word used by children in Ireland as a synonym for the adult used vulgar expression.

bakky, it's a forum of opinions, and NOT advice on what peoples dealings should be. I suggest you ask your parents to put a child lock on on this site, or at least monitor your posts. Your post does beg the question, in your feckin ( yr word not mine) opinion, India aint gonna happen, USCG is downgraded, why are you still feckin holding? lol

according to details on this, and other sites sold 200K shares at 27p 2 years ago, and has nil holding at present. One would have thought with the enthusiasm that his CEO is showing he would be buying some at this sp. Or maybe he's too close to the action, or lack of it. Happy to have sold some at 34p, and 27p, but have an overall loss now. If no order from India in timeline suggested by SRT, then it will be time to bid adieu.

My reading of it: The only asset of the co has been sold ( subject to S/H appro.) for $16M or c35p ps., which will be distributed to S/H in 'timely manner', with 4p of this amount not being released until Summer 2016 ( in escrow). The ins. claim cash ( 140 - 145p) will be paid as stated in previous rns's. So total cash to S/H is between 175 - 180p., hence the buying sp of 167p. All IMHO of course

according to JG. This would equate to earning ps of 7,69p, and if the aggressive divi policy is continued, at say a return of 33% to S/H, this would be a cash return of 2,54p ps, and assuming the market would be happy with a 6% yield would give a sp of 42p. For the investors who have a 14p av buying price, this return would equate to a yield of >18%. Hope you are correct JG.