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Will be doing a little research here as seems to be a lot of value at this price.

So what have we got;

Market Cap 1.69M
Turnover 5.22M
Small profit made 0.04M
NAV 35p

Pays a 1p dividend which on current valuation is a yield of 8.7$

Not too bad if you can manage to buy them.

Only 10000 available online

After yesterdays drop. Now they put through delayed buys as sells.

Not many available at 12p

Might see a few more buys to take advantage of the dividend

Price is getting interesting here

Could go for another leg up

Looks that way

Copy of a post from ADVFN;

The work they have done on the debt, a £13m Market cap, the brand heritage - seems worth having a bit of skin in it at these levels. It may well go lower. It may fail altogether. But I reckon on a patient longer term view its worth my while to snuffle away some

Looking for some shoots

Will see the bid up again. Book is flat

https://www.theretailbulletin.com/general-merchandise/laura-ashley-signs-deal-to-boost-growth-in-china-16-09-2019/

Wrong ticker

(“Fitch”) BB+

Compare to:
prospectus dated 31 July 2019
30 August 2019
CYBG PLC
Legal Entity Identifier (LEI): 213800ZK9VGCYYR6O495
Issue of £400,000,000 4.00 per cent. Fixed Rate Reset Callable Senior Notes due 2027
under the £10,000,000,000 Global Medium Term Note Programme
Issue Price: 99.589 per cent. of the Aggregate Principal Amount
S&P: BBB-
Moody's: Baa3
Fitch: BBB+

Good to see that they are bidding for stock now. It's dropped a long way from it's dizzy heights in 2017. Seems quite tightly held as well.

Haydale (AIM:HAYD), the global advanced materials group, is pleased to announce the launch of its
Taiwan operations, Haydale Technologies (Taiwan) Co., Ltd., (‘HTW’), which will operate as a dedicated
producer and sales outlet of graphene-based conductive inks and pastes, including other functional
and specialty inks and pastes

BALPA General Secretary, Brian Strutton, said: “Someone has to take the initiative to sort out this dispute and with no sign of that from BA the pilots have decided to take the responsible course. In a genuine attempt at establishing a time out for common sense to prevail, we have lifted the threat of the strike on the 27th September.

“BA passengers rightly expect BA and its pilots to resolve their issues without disruption and now is the time for cool heads and pragmatism to be brought to bear. I hope BA and its owner IAG show as much responsibility as the pilots.”

However, they warned that they would announce further strikes if BA “refuse new negotiations”.

Fundamentally this looks cheap and no nasty cobwebs. Dividend coming up adds a little more stability.

Flurry of activity here

It will come when you don't expect it. Shares like these it's worth tucking a million away and building on that position with news