Graphene Nano Share Discussion Threads

[leedskier] 17/7/2015 18:19

Martin Wheatley, the man who famously said he would "shoot first and ask questions later" as he launched the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), has been ousted by chancellor George Osborne.

Wheatley, who will leave on 12 September, jumped before he was pushed: City A.M understands he resigned after learning Osborne had decided not to renew his contract when it came up in March.

Tracey McDermott will become acting chief executive while the FCA searches for a permanent replacement.

Osborne said the government sought "different leadership" to take the FCA "to the next stage of its development".

Osborne said: “The government is launching a worldwide search; Martin’s replacement will – like him – need to be passionate about protecting consumers, promoting competition and completing the job of cleaning up the City, so it is the best-regulated market in the world."

[bad robot] 17/7/2015 16:16

I do apologise ,my crystal ball sometimes do fail me, I do put my hands up, forgive me for taking only about 30% profit something. Unfortunately I do not get 50 baggers every week like every champs on advfn and in all honesty max I got was 800% I think.

Do you buy any lottery numbers after the draw? People like me do not have any regrets after selling or after closing a position, there are always opportunities . I am what peole call a surfer.



What else do you recall as Aim shares is not my speciality dear?

I am imperfect and loves my imperfection actually. There are some talented shrewd technical players around, oh yes which you are not. I hope you are not offended to hear my opinion of you, as you do take liberties to talk about others.

You will be unwise to think everyone is utterly useless on advfn maybe looking at your own performance here, you have arrived at such dismal conjecture.

So no apologies for making another pathetic assumption about me in your previous post?

I hope our GRPH corporate adviser "cough" really does not believe everyone is mediocre like him/her. Maybe GRPH needs another person for their brains, as clearly this one isn’t doing a good job from 140p to 12p.

I think it's most important to miss a rise than sitting on -90% decline but clearly someone may not understand this concept. Oh yeah this person thinks he/ she may have some influence in a third rated bs company. Great something we all should be impressed of, alas not me.


I have concluded the representation of my argument.


Hope this helps

[leedskier] 17/7/2015 15:00

BR, I recall you and AFC, you sold on day one of the re-rating, saying it not for you.

Everyone on ADVFN knows you are a day trader, and either receive your profit or pay the margin call on or before 4.30pm everyday.


Nothing wrong with following trends, but do not try and persuade anyone that you influence the trend.

[leedskier] 17/7/2015 14:48

I thought you were long on this earlier in the week.I know girls blow in the wind but I thought you were one of the boys.

[bad robot] 17/7/2015 14:22

How much can you kick this dog?

70% down in 4 weeks.

We had our fun.

short on rumour

buy on news

[rob67] 17/7/2015 13:20

Yes many thx for your efforts. We are now practically same market cap as Haydale for Christ's sake!!!

[dynamohum] 17/7/2015 12:28

Good afternoon chaps, now don't start sweating and getting anxiety attacks , the share price destruction has IMHO now overshot the mean value of the business, once the threat of the repayable on demand revolving credit facility has been converted to longer term debt the effect will be to ameliorate sentiment and going concern issues will have faded away, a significant upturn in the MC should then occur, which then opens the door to fundraising , 30/40p could easily be attained.
After all I am now a fully paid up shareholder.😎;

[forwood] 17/7/2015 10:49

I suspect it was BR, the witless widget. If you're not with him you're against him - which is most of the sane ones on advfn.

[leedskier] 17/7/2015 09:54

How anyone not requiring medical treatment could mark down a post which was almost entirely factual, save for the reasonable conclusion as to the identity of the client, beggars belief.

[leedskier] 16/7/2015 08:00

Regarding the latest RNS, the Middle East Company may be Dragon Oil.

Dragon Oil plc is an independent international oil and gas exploration, development and production business. It is based in Dubai and is listed on the London & Irish Stock Exchange.



On 15 June 2015, Dragon Oil updated its target for average production growth for 2015 to be around 15%. We expect to drill and complete between 15 and 18 wells; we will continue to add perforations in existing wells to maintain and grow production.


Monday, 13 May 2013
KUALA LUMPUR: Scomi Group Bhd's oilfield services has bagged a two-year contract worth RM98.5mil from Dragon Oil Ltd for its ongoing drilling and completion fluids services in Turkmenistan.

With a current order book of over RM4.9bil with a healthy pipeline of tenders, Scomi said on Monday that Turkmenistan is one of its key focus as the country was expected to see an increase in its oil and gas activity to support its own demand as well as the world supply demand.

Scomi's market unit president Wan Ruzlan said its oilfield services division has performed well over the last six months -- with this project being the latest in a series of contract awards in Qatar, Myanmar, Malaysia and Indonesia.

"Our focus into the Eastern Hemisphere where we see our greatest growth potential is starting to pay dividends," he said.

Scomi has provided drilling fluids and solids control services to Dragon Oil since 2007 and has had a significant presence in Turkmenistan since 2004.

It provided drilling fluids, drilling waste management services, solids control equipment and thermal desorption services.

[wskill] 15/7/2015 08:10

AIM will go the same way as it's preceding incarnation the USM they have tried a few improvements like stamp duty and inheritance tax removal no improvement all they have done is make it more interesting for the shorts and with no limits on shorting thinly traded AIM shares it will never recover. It's a shame but London is run for shorts and they will continue until the last penny is gone. AIM is the worst performing market in the world over the past 5 years and still nothing is happening to change this

[madmick] 15/7/2015 06:18

We should be ok then.

[john henry] 14/7/2015 22:49

Companies with Genuine products and good management do make it.

GWP

[leedskier] 14/7/2015 20:26

I am not attacking the MM, they are between a rock and hard place with the new restrictive liquidity rules, which were imposed on them in 2011.

Basically the City needs much, much bigger banks on the books, but none of the majors are interested, in fact quite the opposite, most have lost all interest in equities.

So the MM have to trade with flat books.

Which means those intent on shorting down prices, have an open goal.

My son in law asked me for a couple of Aim commodity companies to invest in, I did not mention this one, but a couple of oil companies.

So he bought both.

One day he was analysing the trading and I said to him what do you think.

'The market needs bigger banks'

Was his view.

How can anyone be allowed to be a market maker if their value at Risk will be limited to £1 million or so?

There are more than a thousand active companies on Aim alone.

How many MM are there registered on the London Stock Exchange?

A dozen?

I think without root and branch changes the Alternative Investment Market will never recover.

Take Bowleven.

Everyone said wait until the deal is done with LUKOIL.

Then everyone said wait until Cameroon gives formal approval.

Then it was wait until the money is in the bank.

Well the money arrived and its bank balance is now larger than its market capital.

Now everyone is saying wait until the drilling news. If it is good the share price will take off.

Back in 2010 it would when the major banks were prop trading, but not now.

The only way most companies break out is either being taken over -- on the cheap or moving their listing elsewhere, and incidentally Australia and Canada are no better.

It could be just a small cap thing.

But I am not optimistic.

[leedskier] 14/7/2015 20:02

Good.

I am guessing now, but I think that the only question the CEO is asking himself, is whether to keep the listing in London.

I have been telling him for a year to move it.

The attraction of London was the claimed ease to raise funds.

That no longer is the case.

For example there is no way that the CEO would allow any forward selling of placed shares, to the disadvantage of investors.

This may be why he has told investors about the possibility of a fund raising, to prevent any dirty tricks by City banks.

Without ready funding, London is not the best stock market for a growth company.

The price action over the last two weeks has made that very clear.

If it is true that only the FD travelled to the UK for the AGM, it indicates the CEO's current thinking.

[dynamohum] 14/7/2015 19:45

Rob , LS says I have to ask you what he's been doing away from the public glare in respect of our investments.

Consider this a polite request with permission from The Dear Leader.

By the way LS I've kept a few 😎

[leedskier] 14/7/2015 19:37

DH, Rob knows. Ask him.

[john henry] 14/7/2015 19:31

Im Long Leedskier

[dynamohum] 14/7/2015 19:25

LS - are you for real I just saw this , I'm going to get BR to get you a long weekend on Fantasy Island,

leedskier 14 Jul'15 - 18:57 - 6816 of 6818 0 0



What you do not know, but Robin does, is what I have been doing away from the public glare, in respect of our investments.

Apart from ramping them from 140p to 12p I can't imagine .

[marketeer4] 14/7/2015 18:59

Can I PM you?