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I have been invested in SAVE for years and I am about 20% under at the moment however I still feel this share will come good come again eventually, well that it what it looks like to me through my rose tinted glasses.

Was researching SAVE on Stockopedia and noticed it qualifies for the Neglected Shares Screen as explained below.

I am interested to know what fellow investors think about SAVE at the moment. Do you think it is neglected and misunderstood or do you think people know a lot about the company and are choosing to steer away from it.

Would welcome any thoughts on this.

Neglected Firms is a value investing strategy inspired by Ludwig Chincarini and Daehwan Kim in their book, Quantitative Equity Portfolio Management. It uses value and quality measures to find neglected shares that are under-researched by analysts and potentially misunderstood by investors. It looks for companies with low analyst coverage, above average earnings growth and that are cheaply priced according to their price-to-earnings and price-to-book ratios. Chincarini and Kim explain: "It is likely that neglected firm's stock prices do not reflect all the relevant information available and that their prices will react sluggishly to relevant news. This opens a window of time and opportunity for an astute investor to purchase undervalued, neglected stocks and reap the rewards when the market recognizes the stocks' true values." Academic research by Avner Arbel and Paul Strebel found that between 1972 and 1976 comparatively neglected S&P stocks easily outperformed those that were well researched.

A number of analysts have upgraded RELX to a buy this week with price targets of between 3700p (Deutsche Bank), 5070p (JP Morgan). Digging further, I alsoI found this latest presentation on Tradingview of the RELX H1 2025 financials presentation from earlier this month. Should we be concerned about the dividend cover? Any thoughts?

https://files.quartr.com/conference-calls/d0fca-2025-12-02-06-31-39.pdf?ref=VHJhZGluZ3ZpZXc=

Here is the link to todays rns.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/GSF/assets-energised-and-itc-update/16910918

I have been invested in Ilika since 2018 and throughout the ups and downs of the last few years I still have the belief that Ilika will become a big success story.

Just today I have done some research and discovered that Ilika's US partner, Cirtek Medical LLC, who is commissioning and manufacturing technology to industrial the production of the Steareax batteries , is actually owned by 3i.

I find this reassuring because of what I know about 3i, they wouldn't be investing in Cirtek Medical unless they were convinced that Cirtek Medial are onto a winner.

Once I found out that Cirtec Medical are owned by 3i, I then looked at the 3i website and found these and thought I would share in case anyone is interested.

https://www.3i.com/private-equity/our-portfolio/cirtec-medical/

https://www.3i.com/good-to-great/stories/healthcare/cirtec/

I hope my fellow investors find this useful.

WI

Thanks LST, I missed that one.

WI

Komakino, that is interesting information, what was the source or where was it from, the last RNS?

WI

Hi BTS, you make a great point and I think it is just a matter of time before LDES becomes much more of a proper discussion for the UK's energy network. How did you find out that 65% of the UKs electricity is coming from wind turbines today?

I know that there are also a boat load of diesel generators that have been financed through a variety of small sub-contracting businesses to be on stand by and they are way too expensive, so when the costs of these get out, this will increase the momentum towards LDES like the ones IES provide.

Dot Digital results are going to be released Wednesday.

What is the consensus feeling about what we should expect?

WI

Looks like it is just about to reverse & break through the down trend that started 30th Dec 2020. If it does break through, I expect this to be at around 16.5p by the mid to end of November.

Good luck to all holders but please dyor.

WI

I very rarely post on LSE even though I read many of your insightful posts on this platform everyday. I been invested in Savannah since April 2017 and my current average is about 9.8p.

The reality here folks is that AK has now opened the door and given shareholders partial transparency into the complex negotiations that are taking place right now with Petronas and the SS Government. The RNS today simply demonstrates to SS and Petronas a ramping up or reinforcing of Savannah's position in relation to negotiating the best deal. In fact SS, Petronas and Savannah are all trying to find their BATNA and this is just the expected posturing of different parties trying to eek out a deal in its final and most critical closing stages.

I agree with many of you that the suspension has taken too long and the communications with shareholders could have been better, but he would've had to have been playing his cards close to his chest. I could be critical of the length of time this has been suspended, but, I will give him the time to execute this deal fully, even if it means Savannah has to offer a few small compromises.

I am pretty confident a deal will be on the table, it might not be quite as good as everyone was expecting before today, but I will look forward to reading what the final deal looks like that Savannah can either accept or reject.

Let's wait and see what comes out in the next few weeks.

WI

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Your restatement of the question could be considered misleading. What Starmer said was that he personally wouldn’t pay a private health care company to treat a family member if they were on deaths door. He isn’t objecting to the NHS or department for health sub-contracting healthcare related services because that wasn’t the question he was asked. I am 100% sure however that Starmer would empower the NHS or give them autonomy to decide for themselves how to sub-contract private companies to help the NHS realise their goals.

Just a last minute thought before bed.

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Hi Manfor, I think the 2008 crisis was quite different to the crisis the UK is facing today. There is still a vast housing shortage, PSN have the landbank and the resources and there is still demand for new houses. Albeit, they may come under some pricing pressure in the near-term, but people will still get mortgages on their 10% inflated wages and there will still be demand. I do think it will go lower but not that much further. It has already been overdone.

I logged into my account and it showed this share to be down 48% on the day!!! I nearly fell over. Does anyone know how or why these shares were traded @ 3.8p at 10.07 this morning?

Be patient Kwaker, this will go up in time, when more and more people realise that it is a worthy investment (in my opinion anyway) I don’t think this is a traders share, but more a share for longer term investors and they are generally a bit slower to jump into turnaround opportunities.

Does this mean that trading will be restored on the same day as the admission document is released or do people think there will be a delay? Any guidance would be welcomed. WI

Sounds like a good investment by Totally. I see Totally as being slow and steady, like the tortoise (not the hare). With the current demand for healthcare services in the UK, Totally can support the NHS with getting waiting lists down, provide support for managing the growing social care needs and now providing services to private/corporate sectors needing to demonstrate investment in Corporate Social Responsibility activities to keep their employees healthy. I see Totally as being a sound investment for the long-term.

RNS Number : 3258L
Ilika plc
10 September 2021

Ilika plc

("Ilika" or the "Company")



Commencement of trading on the OTCQX Best Market in the United States



Ilika (AIM: IKA), a pioneer in solid-state battery technology, is pleased to announce that trading in the Company's ordinary shares will begin today on the OTCQX Best Market ("OTCQX"), in the United States, under the ticker symbol "ILIKF". Ilika has upgraded to OTCQX from the Pink® market.



Trading on OTCQX is an important step for Ilika, in addition to the AIM listing it gives the business exposure to a wider audience of potential investors by easing cross-border trading for our US investors. By trading on the premium OTCQX, Ilika's shares will be available to US investors during US working hours and priced in US dollars and has the potential to increase liquidity in Ilika's shares on AIM. Ilika's shares will continue to trade on the London Stock Exchange's AIM market under the symbol "IKA".



Graeme Purdy, Ilika plc CEO commented,"We are very pleased to be graduating to the OTCQX Market. This will provide our valued US investors with greater liquidity and execution services through OTCQX. It will also help us to build our visibility among US investors."

Nate-PI

You got me thinking about that and it looks as though Silver Peak Resources Ltd is a company registered in Vancouver, hence it is not on the register of UK companies.

Have a look for yourself....
https://beta.canadasbusinessregistries.ca/search/results?search=%7Bsilver%20peak%7D&status=Active

Target price of 2.60 and positive commentary around Ilika’s technology development

Article below

https://citywire.co.uk/investment-trust-insider/news/expert-view-just-eat-ilika-future-plus500-and-dcc/a1543298?ref=investment-trust-insider-latest-news-list#i=5

Estiente

Nice find clever thoughts.

I am just wondering if LTH's think the agreement between Kopore Metals and ARC is considered to be positive or negative? Any thoughts appreciated.