Stephan Bernstein, CEO of GreenRoc, details the PFS results for the new graphite processing plant. Watch the video here.
No I’m both counts, seems we have been stitched up!
Any idea what we could expect? I sold around half my stock as because it had done so well (and the others so badly) it was too large a proportion so wondering how much more to keep.
Just looking at their website I suppose we'd be wanting some of these drugs to make it but can't find any decent speculation or analysis elsewhere.
Did we all sell out and take our profits?
Well this was at 19p last year when we were not as far advanced as this, so I'd say yes if you're a long termer. For examlpe there's not many of us will be selling at this price given where it's expected to be towards the end of next year. I'd say DYOR but to be honest I haven't really done a lot of research myself, invested more on a punt because of the quality of the BOD!
Yes or try giving ann robinsons a shout on the bbc show watchdog
It's behind the paywall, here you go. I'm not invested here only just read this today so I'll be taking a good look at it now, I've done well on the past on following companies mentioned in the times. An AIM-listed company has secured the rights to sell products featuring famous shots by the photographer Terry O’Neill. LiteBulb, backed by Domino’s Pizza investor and Saracens chairman Nigel Wray, has struck a royalty deal with the owners of O’Neill’s photo archive to create a range of products featuring the images. The photographer’s subjects include Winston Churchill, Nelson Mandela, Audrey Hepburn and Sean Connery. LiteBulb, which was behind a range of Mary Berry home-baking products earlier this year, says the O’Neill range will be marketed across Britain, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. It could also be launched in America. Getting hold of that Brigitte Bardot T-shirt might be harder than you think, though. The goods will initially be stocked only in HMV, the DVD and CD chain “rescued” by the turnaround firm Hilco after its collapse last year. Rest assured — other retailers are due to follow soon.
There's also a mention I'm today's Sunday times prufrock section so you'll likely see far more people take an interest now.
I see, this is the part I didn´t understand, how these auctions work. I´ll see how the share price goes tomorrow and may dip in, now that it´s becoming higher profile it´ll attract the day traders and the like so could be some volatility. Iß relatively new to these AIM stocks but there seems to be a pattern, good news followed by a massive spike then settles down to a level, then repeats.
Alright, I've never really looked into this share but I've seen it mentioned on other boards and now the times article so it's piqued my interest. I completely get how they plan to make money what what I don't understand is what's stopping giants like Google simply outbidding them for any top level domain worth having? I admit this may seem like a silly question for those of you who've been in for a while.
Here it is: Tiddler to watch Top Level Domain Holdings jumped 15.7 per cent to 14¾p after raising £21 million before expenses by selling new shares at 12p each through N+1 Singer, its broker. The company plans to use the cash to bid for as many as 43 new generic internet domains, including .gay, .yoga and .pizza.