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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Digital Learn. | DLM | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 5.25 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 5.25 | 5.25 |
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Posted at 09/10/2012 03:19 by loverat bozzy_sSilkstag's posts were an excellent example of when someone carried out proper research and actually posted the facts up for people to read. A very rare breed because the average deramper who turns out to be right and then takes the credit for it, normally does not post facts and figures and in some cases they are equally as dangerous listening to a deramper as a ramper. Simon Cawkwell's one line posts are a case in point. He will say a company is bankrupt and post no supporting views but everyone believes him and sells out. The share price subsequently multi bags when he is shown to be wrong or misleading other investors. Likewise the derampers here may have been right but if they had posted their research rather than simply scaremonger and gloat, more people might have seen sense. That's why these boards are dangerous and views one way or another should be ignored - unless supported with facts and figures as Silkstag did. It is no good for the one line derampers saying no one listened to them, when they do not support their posts and they have to take responsibility as well for people losing money. |
Posted at 16/9/2012 14:24 by acta_topup Only if they keep issuing shares. You either take the view that this will continue indefinately or you decide that the company will grow and start making money in what is a potentially huge untapped market. Ultimately this is your call as an investor. |
Posted at 16/9/2012 14:11 by acta_topup The listing alone is worth £300-350k at least. You are ignoring the potential of the DLM (backed by Pearson) when it is launched + many other aspects of the company's business that are growing. You also ignore the efforts made by the BoD to restructure and cut costs. No one is saying that it isn't speculative but investors at this price have a significant chance of multiplying their initial outlay many times. |
Posted at 14/8/2012 21:50 by gecko5 Keep your eyes on the next mover guys:MBW Limited free float with following news due: Expect the following in the Chairman's statement: 1) CPS funding confirmation ($2m CPS shares to investor @ 5p per share) 2) Ariose t/o completion 3) Platform details/roll out 4) Further aquisitions info/opp 5) Company results, future details/strategy/bus 6) Narang Court Case Update (£1.5m owed to MBW) |
Posted at 14/8/2012 08:38 by gerri-c Yes. It would be good to see the contracts continue to roll in (crucial to investor confidence). |
Posted at 10/8/2012 17:39 by saucepan Key for me:The results for H1 2012 will be affected by the changes begun in 2011 and referred to above. The Directors believe the benefits of these changes will not be realised until H2 2012 and the technical challenges of developing new products and services may cause cost-overruns and/or delay launches, and lead times for winning orders may be longer than expected. and . . . Should the group not deliver its business plan and liabilities arise as a result of the wind up of Intellego Group Limited, and sufficient funding is not in place to cover its obligations, there would be significant doubt about the group's ability to continue as a going concern, which therefore indicates a material uncertainty. The financial statements do not include the adjustments that would result if the group was unable to continue as a going concern. Furthermore, I cannot see the latest round of minuscule fund raising keeping the Company afloat for long. The shares are going to be consolidated and in my experience of the AIM market that usually precipitates yet further falls. I am very glad I am out and not tempted back in here. At least the Company is trading again so there is a chance for private investors who think like me to salvage some of their investment. If DLM turns out to be a winner, I shall be pleased for those who stick with it. |
Posted at 21/6/2012 18:44 by acta_topup What is going on here? Unbelievable lack of communication regarding the implications of these delays. I have contacted Andy Hassoon. Investors in the recent 0.2p placement must be absolutely gobsmacked. |
Posted at 19/6/2012 23:18 by faz147 Hi to all here! I've been following DLM and previously IHP for a few years now, and although I have never bought any shares, I too have followed their development with interest. I feel that they are attempting to consolidate what is not only a fragmented market, but also a potentially very profitable market, and their low valuation could provide an opportunity for exponential gains for investors who time their entry well enough. Having said that, there are several issues which have so far prevented me from dipping my toe in. Many of these issues have been highlighted here, and the delay in releasing the results is either a clever ploy for someone to accumulate shares at bargain prices, or an example of very bad IR and incompetency on behalf of the management. It could be that delay has been caused by complications in closing the Accredit acquisition, or to tie the results in with another acquisition, as we heard in the announcement of the Accredit acquisition that DLM are negotiating several acquisitions. Whatever the reason, it worries me as a potential shareholder. Also the possibility of dilution makes me want to wait for the results and hopefully an explanation for the delay before re-considering an investment in DLM. All IMO |
Posted at 05/4/2012 07:46 by mike_f DIGITAL LEARNING MARKETPLACE PLC"DLM" or the "Company") Placing and Issue of Equity DLM (AIM: DLM), is pleased to announce that the Company has raised £102,325.25 (before expenses) through the placing of 51,162,625 new ordinary shares (the "Placing Shares") at 0.20p per share ("the Placing"). In addition, the Company will be issuing 2,500,000 new ordinary shares on the same terms in settlement of fees. The Placing is conditional on admission of the Placing Shares to trading on AIM ("Admission"). Application has been made to the London Stock Exchange for the Placing Shares, which will rank pari passu with all existing ordinary shares, to be admitted to trading on AIM. Admission is expected to become effective and dealings to commence on or around 12 April 2011. Following Admission the number of shares in issue will be 837,971,807 Ordinary shares of 0.05p each. This figure may be used by shareholders in the Company as the denominator for the calculations by which they will determine if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change to their interest in, the share capital of the Company under the Financial Services Authority's Disclosure and Transparency Rules. Commenting on the transaction, Andy Hasoon, CEO of DLM plc said, "Our primary objective in this Placing was to allow our certified high net worth individuals and sophisticated investors to participate in a funding round that issued new shares and was EIS qualified. We are delighted to have raised over £100,000 via this method, as we are strong believers that AIM companies should work more closely with their private investors, allowing them to participate in such events, so that we can mutually help each other - we access funds from long term investors and they access publicly listed EIS qualified investments." |
Posted at 27/3/2012 07:28 by mike_f DIGITAL LEARNING MARKETPLACE PLC ("DLM" or the "Company") Placing Digital Learning Marketplace plc (DLM) is announcing to its shareholders that it is carrying out a Placing to raise cash from Institutions and qualified high net worth individuals via its brokers at 0.20p per ordinary share. Investors are being told that they must have completed the subscription to the placing by 5pm on Thursday 29 March 2012. Investing in DLM is an EIS qualified investment subject to the terms of HMRC Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS). DLM is further announcing that its new Primary Broker is Northland Capital Partners - Katie Shelton Head of Corporate Broking will be leading future funding rounds on behalf of the company. Rivington Street Corporate Finance (RSCF) are also retained as brokers to address the various retail and private client investors that the Company has existing relationships with. CEO of RSCF Peter Greensmith is in charge of these relationships. Full details of EIS investments can be found at: Due to the regulations of EIS investments there has to be a minimum investment of GBP500 up to a maximum of GBP500,000 worth of shares in any one company in any one tax year to qualify. However, from 6 April 2011 relief is at 30 per cent. of the cost of the shares to be set against the individual's Income Tax liability for the tax year in which the investment was made. DLM will use the funds raised for organic growth and to cover acquisition costs. NOMAD approved presentations to qualified investors as defined under the FSA regulations are being conducted during the 27-29(th) March 2012 at the Company's offices at Windsor House, 55/56, St James Street, London, SW1A 1LA or at investors' offices. |
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