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Amazingly managed to buy and sell these all the way down from an original 67 (but mostly 40's) and profitably !
My most recent 39 has to be a good hold non ?

50 looks a decent target

If anyone can point me to the production details for last year on that site for comparison then I'd be more willing to accept the results, without those comparisons it doesn't hold any water (pun unintended !), very strange they were originally put on here for the first time at a time when fear was at it's greatest

Excellent post BarnetPeter, easy to gloss over the wording and say they'll easily pay it but it proves they have severe cashflow issues, possibly the reason they've lost the client too.
Happy I bailed at 4.5 when the 'breakeven' promise started to look in doubt, I lost 15% here at the time but nothing compared to the 90% I would have lost now

wouldnt surprise me to see it tipped over the weekend

so a cool £1.4m of director purchases in just over a month - confidence !

wise move imo jfk9. Well done, I sold my 25s at 47s lol

I agree, many is the time I've bought a share like this too early and just been grateful to get back to break even, I normally find looking back I should have bought more on the rise instead of selling, I guess it's called momentum

Etin, you forgot to add me to that list, I'm also a bear and a bitter ex-holder. I cba to add all the reasons as they just get shouted down and Foxy lists them all far more eloquently, irresistably, factually and realistically than I ever could, go Foxy go Joe !

very fortunate to have got some of these for 16 and a half on the dip, looking like a bargain.
Lovely divi
Jolly good luck to us both !

Not really, with £2.25m of debt on the balance sheet repayable in June 2019, and 12% annual interest. They'll probably get to extend it again but it's £250k in interest they have to find every year

Mr 43890 bottled it then lol

Lots of 'hope' and 'anticipation' in there as usual.
Should read: "we 'hope' you buy our company shares with the 'anticipation' that we can get a funding away, have some jam in the meantime"

No contracts again this year then.......

Ionic, any more information ?

I dont have any funds in WPCT but I do have some remaining in the Woodford Income fund (most of which I'm happy to report I moved out earlier this year), I am looking to ditch the remainder early in the new year but was hoping for a little bounce first, but if you've heard something I haven't...... ?

Merry Xmas all :)

At the end of the day have to remember that there is oil there no matter how it flows. I can see the mms toying with the sp if the flow is lower than expectations, it could have been a duster. Fact is it has value long term and valuw will out eventually

Not sure, an unnamed share released an rns on 22nd dec last year and it did about 300% by the new year. If the news is good an sp can go crazy at this time of year with shares thinly traded

I wouldnt like to guess at Kaz but my market thinking is similar to yours George, I have a hunch that a lot of the funds are closing out their positions before Xmas in expectation of a bumpy 2019 and readying themselves to buy appropriate shares in 2019. As you say without them around between Xmas and the New Year we may get a bit of a market rally. I live in hope

yeah - same thought, I bought my ftses a little early but holding for that same thought, if it doesnt it just offsets some of the gains made from last years rally

"being primarily due to a scheduled annual industry payment, and an advanced payment against the next year's annual industry payments otherwise due in Q3 2019."
So a £7m cash reduction on a so called profitable business in 6 months due to "an annual industry payment" - really ???!!!!

"1 step away in 2014" - would that be the Stevie G 1 step then ?? ;)

On a similar subject, my lowly team lost to 'Pool in the 2001 Cup semi final at Villa Park (I was there !), Stevie G made the pin point cross for Heskey to finally break down our defence late on, however helped by our fine tradition of being sore losers there was a petition put forward in the ensuing days to rename the nearby village of Gerrards Cross !!!!