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[ryan83] 10/10/2012 18:04

lets all buy a tenners worth then lol

[still waiting] 10/10/2012 17:34

yep, I'm thinking CXM could actually bag a major film rights management contract...

won't suggest a name but notice how last results hint at broadening the assets managed...

mm's still well short here imho.

[zac_mo] 10/10/2012 16:10

Ticking up..Steady as she goes...PIP has risen 800% in 6 weeks, our turn soon

[still waiting] 09/10/2012 10:28

we may start to see a few bored sellers from this point onwards..

hoping to get a few more a bit cheaper in days to come.

[still waiting] 07/10/2012 21:25

it'll be interesting if they get hit with a buy or two, they still look short from the last run up AND it's nearly 2 months since Stanhill took their 20% holding so would guess their plans would be pretty far advanced now (Polymer June 12 results still not posted either!!!!)

[zac_mo] 07/10/2012 21:16

Looking forward to another positive week. first stop is to break past 0.6p

[still waiting] 05/10/2012 22:28

there is currently a wave of claims going on at the moment against the major record labels for underpaid royalties..

I know someone who is acting for past 80's leading names and the amounts involved are big, I hope CXM are in on the current wave of litigation against the record labels....

The popstars involved are happy to hand over their bundles of contracts covering the last 20 years and are happy to pay 20% of any royalties recovered.

This is a big market and I hope Guy is well connected enough to get involved with this, if not I could put him in touch with someone who is..

[euclid5] 05/10/2012 16:18

Thanks for the post S Waiting

[zac_mo] 05/10/2012 16:15

Slow and steady, our day will come very soon, it will be worth waitng for

[monkey puzzle] 05/10/2012 15:43

At least it has ticked up and held the tick up......for now at least

[still waiting] 05/10/2012 15:25

shows the mm's want sellers..

any buying activity and this will ping.. me thinks.

[doodle1] 05/10/2012 15:14

tick up first thing yet no action!!! very dissappointing

[still waiting] 05/10/2012 08:09

nearly 2 months since TW Indus took their 20% holding, Polymer also been tidying up their affairs, their June 12 accounts due anytime as well.

could we see corporate action to release value for Polymer....

[doodle1] 05/10/2012 08:05

lets hope so SW

[still waiting] 05/10/2012 08:03

blue start.

me thinks mm's are short and need stock back to cover what they've sold...

either that or we have news in the system somewhere...

[citytrader420] 03/10/2012 21:34

It just gets better and better for PIC pace micro.

Comcast Corp. (Nasdaq: CMCSA, CMCSK) has picked Pace plc as one of the suppliers for a new IP-only high-definition video client box in development called the XI3, Light Reading Cable has learned.

Because it's IP-only, the XI3 won't contain a QAM tuner. It's anticipated that the XI3 will use Comcast's new cloud-based user interface and obtain linear video from a primary gateway that can transcode QAM video into IP streams that can be shuttled to the client box via the home network.

Light Reading Cable first reported in April that Comcast was developing an IP client box called the X3. (See Comcast Sizes Up All-IP Set-Top .)

According to a source familiar with the product, the Pace XI3 is based on the Broadcom Corp. (Nasdaq: BRCM) BCM 7428 chipset, supports MoCA 2.0, and features HDMI, Ethernet and USB ports, and an option for a 802.11n Wi-Fi module. Comcast declined to comment on the project.


And what's with that SD Card slot? The XI3 doesn't have an internal hard drive, so the slot could be used for memory expansion. But it's also plausible that Comcast could use an SD Card as a local, mini-DVR that could buffer a small amount of live TV programming for trick-play functions (pause, fast-forward, rewind, etc.). Advanced Digital Broadcast (ADB) toyed with the notion of using an SD Card as a "lite" DVR for a tru2way "set-back" box it showed off in 2010. (See Tru2way 'Phantom' Box Is a DVR Lightweight .)

The XI3 is also an obvious candidate for a network DVR that Comcast is testing in the Boston area. (See Comcast Tests Network DVR in Boston .)

It's not known when Comcast plans to deploy the XI3, but it's not expected to show up until 2013 at the earliest.

The XI3 appears to be a product based on the Comcast Reference Design Kit (RDK), a bundle of software for hybrid QAM/IP gateways and IP-only clients. Comcast hopes the RDK will help cut product development cycles to a year or less. The X1, a hybrid gateway also made by Pace, is the first product to come out of the RDK project. Following launches in Boston and Atlanta, Comcast expects to deploy the X1 in at least three more major markets this year. (See Comcast's Set-Top Accelerator Gains Traction and Comcast's Cloud TV Service Rolls Into Atlanta.)

[still waiting] 03/10/2012 21:24

gold price of $2,500 expected..

[still waiting] 03/10/2012 08:20

SG more in demand??

"Fund managers dump bullion for gold shares

"Professional investors who want exposure to gold are starting to put their money in gold-related shares rather than the metal itself.

"Gold shares are being snapped up by fund managers in place of bullion, as the derating that has occurred over the past three years looks to right itself.

"Alastair Mundy who runs the Investec Cautious Managed fund and Jon Rebak who runs HSBC Open Global Distribution have increased their exposure to gold shares and reduced exposure to gold bullion. Troy Trojan multi-asset manager Sebastian Lyon has gold shares and gold bullion dominating his top holdings.

"There is a large disparity between the price of gold bullion – which has experienced an almost flawless 10 year bull run – and gold shares, but experts are predicting a re-rating. Production picked up in the second quarter to the end of June, buoying precious metal mining shares.

"Chelsea Financial Services said that now was the time to buy.

"'A stronger second half from corporates on the production front, a rising gold price and an oil price with limited upside should assist gold equities in providing earnings leverage,' said Darius McDermott of Chelsea. 'Longer term, as the market becomes more comfortable with "higher for longer" gold prices, the equities should re-rate further.'

"Precious metals specialist Evy Hambro who runs the £2.9bn BlackRock Gold & General fund said in his weekly gold report that quantitative easing would be positive for commodities and gold shares.

"'QE3 is good for commodities, at least in the short term. That this round of easing is open-ended and may be accompanied by additional quantitative measures could well provide the impetus for a more sustained uptrend. Longer-term, supply-demand fundamentals remain broadly supportive of gold prices,' he said.

"'Gold equities are trading at attractive valuations on a number of metrics. A feature of the industry is an increase in dividend payments. In our view, this trend is likely to continue and could increase the attractiveness of gold shares relative to their key competitor – gold Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) – and so could aid a re-rating.'"

[still waiting] 02/10/2012 11:03

this is a buy and hold.

mm spread only tightens when you get more than 1% of company traded daily on this..

[monkey puzzle] 02/10/2012 11:01

That's a 22% loss as you buy them......or put it another way, they need to gain 25% to get to what you paid for them.

[monkey puzzle] 02/10/2012 11:00

and 0.415 to sell 100,000

[monkey puzzle] 02/10/2012 10:59

I'm getting 0.52 from TD to buy £1,000

[doodle1] 02/10/2012 10:45

30,000 at full ask, greedy mm's

[still waiting] 02/10/2012 10:33

L2 still 2vs1 next offer .60p then .65p