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Don't expect a sales explosion in the USA, the yanks will smear America First material on their faces before any British.

Looks like growth is slowing down - at least compared with the leap of last year.

Lordload - Thanks for your input there, but I am not enthusiastic about investing in the territory HAT operates in.

Thanks just the same.

Lordload - Thanks, but I had expected a pointer to a small successful company currently undervalued.

However, whilst the markets are likely to be quite unpredictable for some time to come due to looming trade wars, I am reducing my exposure in general.

Lordload - Much of what you say makes sense. Any cracking stocks you are strongly in favour of?

In general, I fear that all markets will go into 7decline for some time to come - thanks to a lunatic somewhere.

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Reducing its dependence on 11-V1 might be a good idea.

The fact that years have passed without a grab for IQE might just mean that time for a grab is near.

Lordload…./ Can you tell us why you think so.

I cannot help but think that IQE has to be of interest to Apple.

Not many stocks in the market with an upward potential of IQE.

Positive, just look at the improvement on H1.

Today's Trading Update has a positive ring about it. From here shares may well show a serious upward trend.

What damage could Trump's 'AMERICA FIRST' do to the prospects of AMS?

Mulder - Why derisory?

Positive trading update, but US expansion may become a challenge with Trump about.

From the information issued this morning, I conclude that Warpaint is paying a hefty premium on the shares of a loss making company. May still prove to be a good move though, time will tell.

Not often see such a sharp rise in a share price (op 20% ) on an uncertain trading update.

IQE should close shop, sell up at whatever price, and buy a large clean white van with a window in in its side and park it in a large lay-by and stat selling fish and chips. Stop massive losses in one stroke, indeed make a little mony!

Punter64 - Perhaps you were treated harshly, but your remark 'sinking like a brick' was untimely and out of order.

Your call on HUM was perfectly correct, but your call here absolutely not. Your sale was a knee-jerk reaction to some negative news in the RNS, but you overlooked the fact that SOHO's Net Asset Value is vastly above its share price, so much so that SOHO could (but of course does not) give way a large chunk of its properties and still be soundly basedl

Had you not over-reacted, then you could sell you shares today at 62p instead of 59p as you did. That is 5% extra on

your £80,000. But none of us get it right all of the time.

Better chance to see above 70p than below 50p.

Good luck elsewhere,

Punter64 panicked at nothing, knee-jerk sold at 59p, now licking his wounds.

I sympathise, happened to me elsewhere, but that was a high risk stock.

No high risk whatsoever here. Just high Dividend and high net Asset value.