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Anyone worked out the level of dilution to come? And also any liabilities TAVI are taking on, leaving aside the terrible poor record Financial have had with FCA

Late buy reported - the reason why the price shot up! 15:04:08 at a price of 337.9356, 8,000 shares for £27.03k

Tipped but perhaps for the wrong reasons... commodity prices correlate with the falling share price, FRES is an exception as silver has recently bounced. AAL still look a poor mans bet to me. http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/217923/chart-week%3A-prepare-massive-surprise-upside

19.75 (+6.17%) increasing volumes this afternoon

Hi yes, on a market cap comparison, HGM have far more scope for future recovery given production is closer to 280koz/pa (not 220koz) and earnings expected to improve faster than CEY given the rouble effect. Markets seem to be bouncing today but is it a dead cat or start of a mini-run?

Financial - level of assets that are currently advised upon by members of the Financial network, in excess of £2.6 billion. TAVI plan to tap into that client base. Shareholders take the short term hit and the BOD take the recognition in 6-12 months times when they announce improved trading.

Surprised this didn't open at 2p, some people buying at 2.6p this morning God knows why!? Yet another dodgy arrangement behind the scenes to shaft private investors. Potential for a bounce on completion of share capital restructuring.

Heading towards £25m market value - share buy backs generating interest. ESR comparison surely better value?

CEY topping out now in my opinion, nice 5% swing and back in to HGM for this afternoon. It was 46p to sell this morning, 42p now but expect that to rise as the gold price is beginning to build again towards $1280/oz

Working towards over $7m net profit after tax, less than $500k loans and cash position should increase. The company continues to purchase its own shares to treasury. £50m mcap. Next set of results to confirm how well performance has been, due in February.

Yes that is a nice surprise :) Not sure why there isn't more interest here. Can't see the G/E affecting it's trading and seems to be growing through new contracts. What is it I'm missing?

General Election could impact outlook, one for second half but otherwise trading below NAV

Silver just opened above $18/oz - expect that to be breached this week and FRES up to 950

Tipped this weekend as a turnaround play for 2015. Banking covenants renegotiated as announced in the Interim Results. The revised covenants will be evaluated on the accounts at 31 December 2014 and every 6 months thereafter so could be a good punt if BAGR's next trading update is in line with expectations. Bagir Group Ltd (BAGR) Few companies have managed to disappoint as quickly as Bagir (BAGR) so it is no surprise that investors' have a lack of trust in the company. On the 15 April 2014, the designer and supplier of formalwear joined AIM and raised £20 million (£17.6 million after expenses) at 56p a share. Bagir is currently valued at £5.02 million at 10p a share. That share price slump is because, exactly one month after flotation, management warned that there had been an unexpected reduction in orders with Marks & Spencer (MKS) considering changing its purchasing policy. Marks & Spencer and Arcadia are Bagir's two largest clients. This meant that 2014 revenues are unlikely to be much higher than the 2013 figure of $99.5 million and underlying EBITDA's expected to be between $4 million and $5 million, compared with $6.1 million in 2013, but there will be a pre-tax loss. There have been cost savings and further operating efficiencies are planned in order to return Bagir to profit this year. There was cash of $16.6 million at the end of June 2014, but also $25 million of total debt. Since then, $1.5 million has been spent on a 50% stake in an Ethiopian production facility. The factory will be upgraded so that higher quality clothing can be produced and that will be completed in the first half of this year. Last July, Artemis increased its stake to 13.3%. Admittedly, Hargreave Hale has trimmed its stake recently but it still owns nearly 17%. The shares are trading on less than twice 2014 EBITDA. There is a business here it is a question of showing that trading has been stabilised. Most importantly, the management has to get back the trust of investors. That could take a long time so the low rating will not change overnight.

http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/217720/when-buy-oil-services-sector HTG still trading at a ridiculous multiple considering oil is likely to remain low for some months yet

http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/217705/how-will-oil-story-end

Almost identical market caps now above £23m, SVC just released their full year results. They seem to be gaining interest through the initiative of share buy backs more than anything. Otherwise can't see why their market cap should be equal to ESR. SVC turned revenue £49m vs ESR forecast £36m* SVC gross profit £14.2m vs ESR £10m* SVC profit pre-tax £1.7m vs ESR £2.7m* SVC net debt £2.6m vs ESR net cash position *ESR Full Year forecast

Analysis: Jonty Bloom, business correspondent "The Swiss National Bank's decision on Thursday to abandon attempts to fix the Swiss Franc against the euro resulted in the "Swissie" rising by 30%. It was probably the largest one-day movement by a major currency since the First World War. The reasoning for the move were fears that the eurozone will soon start printing money. That is almost certain to cut the value of the euro and boost that of safe haven currencies, such as the franc. In short, the Swiss could no longer afford to hold the line. The consequences are just beginning to be felt. Alpari, one foreign exchange broker, has gone bust, while another has lost £30m. Yet it is the Swiss who have lost most, as the cost of their exports will now soar. If you were thinking of treating yourself to a nice Swiss watch for the new year, you might want to check your bank balance first. It is likely to be 15% more expensive than it was on Wednesday." The gold price will continue rising until the ECB confirm the level of QE in my opinion. There's a lot of hedged forex contracts yet to close losses and this will affect markets for some weeks to come. Hence gold and precious metals becoming more attractive in the short term.

Chunky director buy for £136k this afternoon, dividend on that in March is over £6k.

Bodes well for tomorrow :) The likes of CEY, AVM, RRS even my beloved POG lagging behind the movements here. No better place to produce gold than in Russia right now, speaking as an investor... I'm sure the staff might have something to say about that *brrrrgh*