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AXM character 6 10 Jan 2015

The End Game. Just keep an eye out for our (huh) leader, donning his stockbroker hat. Galvanising all the crooks who run AIM and their cohorts to one last gigantic pump and dump. They make good any losses, if any, and AXM fades away.Timing is of the essence my friends. Sad, but that"s the way I see this sorry story concluding.

FXI wokwok wokwok 10 Jan 2015

may get back to £7 in a jiggy jiffy lovely

JWNG Hoppel 10 Jan 2015

Best regional deal: Jaywing acquisition of Epiphany [link]

NBU LoadsaDosh2 10 Jan 2015

Re: Ignore doesn't work when not signed ... I was blind at the time I bought because they were paying a dividend then and were recommended by Investor's Chronicle. the time you and paccamac flagged them as being a fraud and the price was 10-15p; I could see that was a possibility but they were worth so little by then it just wasn't worth selling on the offchance that it might come good in the end. I guess even now there is a possibility of NBU being requoted once the finacial position is clear but I agree it looks like its over and we've been scammed. Don't know what LSE were thinking of; probably just their fees if truth be known!

MEC Hoppel 10 Jan 2015

Re: Only buyer Yes, I agree. It sounds like a done deal. If there were any grave objections at this stage, it would have been announced. It is probably just a matter of bureaucracy that it is taking longer than expected. I am also confident that the Board would not have accepted a 155p offer with regulatory issues attached, if there had not been a proper anti-trust investigation, i.e. "legal opinion", in advance.When it finally happens at 155p (hopefully soon), it will be a meagre 3.1% IRR and 1.1x MM for me over a long period! Better than German Bunds, but with much more pain attached! At least I got my money back after all those roller-coaster rides!Best of luck all.

SAV John6185 10 Jan 2015

DA 's Prespective Kindly copied from the LSE site - an update from DA.....Find below the recent email received from DA. The interesting part for me is "We are looking to define something that can make real money - we are not just after defining a very large resource that does not make sense to develop. I think this is the mistake some people have fallen into in terms of what we have released".Dear xxxxxxxx,First up, Happy New Year. With Jangamo we are very pleased to have been able to release a 65Mt Inferred Resource in only a little more than a year since we started our exploration on what was essentially a grass roots exploration play. As we stated in the release on the 31st there are three areas we will be evaluating post the wet season for resource expansion – the eastern finger area around the existing resource, to the south east and the large system to the west.Importantly much of the mineralisation we have already identified is near surface and has higher grades that will enhance the economics of any mine development. The grades we are seeing a very consistent with what Rio has reported from their next door Mutamba deposit as well so we think we are very much on the right track especially because the area we are in is relatively quite well served in terms of nearby roads, power and ports. We are looking to define something that can be developed that can make real money – we are not just after defining a very large resource that does not make sense to develop. I think this is the mistake some people have fallen into in terms of analysing what we have released.In Oman, we have the core of the Oman Ophiolite Belt with excellent potential for new copper discoveries. We are very active on the ground, we completed the ground electro-magnetic survey on target just prior to Christmas and hope to be able to a RNS release the results in the very early part of the year. We are planning to fly the first airborne electro-magnetic survey over Block 4 prior to the Oman summer as well. This technique has resulted in most of the recent discoveries in Oman. Plus there is plenty of on-ground work going on in tandem.Our ambition is very much to become a mid-tier copper producer. The outlook for copper is quite strong with little new replacement production coming on line in the next few years.We believe we have two excellent project sets in Mozambique and Oman. There is plenty of value adding work we can do on both of these projects over the coming months. 2015 will be a very active year for us – like 2014 - let’s see what this brings.I have invested £0.5m cash of my own money in the company – this is very unusual for an AIM CEO! As to other board members, this is really something for them and their personal finances……Otherwise, thanks for your continuing support as a shareholder. It is very much appreciated!Kind regards,David.David Archer | Chief Executive OfficerSavannah Resources plcLevel 2, 18 Pall Mall | London | S

OPAY Tax Inspector 10 Jan 2015

SCSW 2015 NAP SCSW have OPAY as one of their 2015 NAP selections. They've also added it to their newly formed Growth Portfolio alongside Judges Scientific. Hopefully we'll see a bit of a share price surge on Monday as a result.

NBU Orchard Gate 10 Jan 2015

Re: Ignore doesn't work when not signed ... I don't think Naibu is an example of risk/reward. I think it is an example of a company which many people could see was a 'wrong 'un' or even a fraud but despite which managed to attract some private investors (like you) who were blind to the warning signs and unwilling to listen to those who flagged them.

PIRI BOWOOD 10 Jan 2015

Re: 2015 Thanks for that GB. PIRI have never gone out of their way to seek investor attention and maybe they are that dark horse. As you say they have cash and their investment in Rame looks interesting. The new DIrectors would not have put themselves forward unless there was potential in any new investment. Some time ago a couple of investors put £500k into the company at 0.10p and although they are well down on their money I'm sure those investors are not looking for a quick turn. PIRI could well be the one for 2015 and the current sp is a good price to top up as the cash and liquid assets are worth more than the current m/c.

SGP fast sailor 10 Jan 2015

Re: No Confidence In CEO Boo directors and non exec put their own money into the businesswhere is yours Euan - draining the the business just another journeyman who will stay 2 years - commission numerous strategic reviews that others complete Just another Mrs Green - death by strategy reviewput your money into this business and others will followw

PIRI Growbags 10 Jan 2015

Re: 2015 Bowood,i have been keeping an eye on this company in the last few months and think it could be one of those dark horse plays that pulls a few nice suprises out the hat.At the moment they have a market cap of just £900k which looks far too cheap considering thay have £600k of cash and other investments valued around £1m.Also no debt and a clean balance sheet.I have a few pals in the city that follow smallcaps and the word is that PIRI are likely to be involved with the upcoming IPO of European Lithium Ltd,which from some initial research i have done doeslook like it could be one of the most exciting stockmarket floats of recent years.Recent appointmentshere of John May and Mr Gonzales could be to oversee that investment ( judging by their history ).It would be a very smart move if Piri do take an initial stake there as it is one of those type of investments that could multiply in value very quickly,and early investees and warrant holders couldsee some exceptional returns.I found these recent press articles on European Lithium Ltd which are worth a read.[link]

IRON Supertag 10 Jan 2015

Good Omen? Good to see the RNS that the Directors are taking shares @ 8.25p in lieu of wages. Also contractors taking around the 7.75p mark which is a premium to todays prices.Hopefully news soon to move this up.GLASupertag

COST nk1999 10 Jan 2015

Liberum From Citywire (1 day old):"Plenty of positives for ‘unrivalled’ CostainEngineering and construction company Costain (COSG) is moving up the value chain as a pre-close trading update ‘contains plenty of positives’.Liberum analyst William Shirley reiterated his ‘buy’ recommendation and target price of 300p on the shares, which rose 3% to 284.3p yesterday.‘A brief pre-close contains plenty of positives: reassurance on underlying trading; strong cash; ongoing positive order book momentum; a 17% private finance initiative related upgrade; and progress at the Manchester Waste contract,’ he said.‘While the cash beat is principally timing the private finance initiative upgrade is ‘one-off’ and there is still some residual risk at the Manchester contract, [the] update warrants a positive reaction. We continue to like Costain’s unrivalled customer focus, its UK infrastructure exposure and the gradual move up the value chain.’"

SGC Hardboy 10 Jan 2015

Re: NEW ARTICLE: Stagecoach rockets on E... I think you've got your decimal point wrong in the NAV. With a share price of 351 & a NAV of 1380 you could not claim it was overvalued!Net debt reduced from £536m to £431m in 2.5 years, so debt position improving, as is turnover profits & dividend.

NBU LoadsaDosh2 10 Jan 2015

Re: Ignore doesn't work when not signed ... Enjoy your moment of glory OG. It's all about risk/reward though there'll be some winners in the future for the people you mention. I have to say that AIM has been dire for the last two years. you can look at almost any AIM share and the price history is the odd spike up but with relentless downward slope thereafter often followed by placings at ever decreasing prices causing massive dilution. Best avoided for now I think.