Just had a look on Reuters, they give MEQ a risk grade of 85 ie. no risk at all.A no risk share at a silly price!!, come on now.
Dexter

Up 40% now, anything can happen with cash shells. if a big gun comes on board then the sp flies.

Only another 10% to go and buyers at .20p will be at break even (with a 50% spread). Of course a good 'ol pump and dump on multiple BBs always helps.

IT DID IT 0.3p TO BUY NOW 0.24p to sell.

2.10m in buys and looks poised for futher gains this week now imo.

NOT IN MINE. As sp rises so does the spread making this untradeable and locking peeps in. Strong AVOID IMHO.

What if these go back over 0.50p? Already missed 0.20p because of spread and now do we miss 0.30p to buy because of the spread too.

We broke the 50 day MA too today...we know what happened the last time the price broke the 50 day MA:-



And the 200 day MA:-

When it broke through the 200 MA downwards was it a sell?

Now it's gone back through it's a buy?

Parasite

Spread 0.21-0.25p at close, so may see some interest again tomorrow!

pth
why do you bother? i guess someone has to so hats off to you.
kindest regards
jkd

Green shoots on AIM???

Retail property fund plans 250m IPO

11/06/2009 Oliver Haill

NewRiver Retail, where Peter Tom is director, seeks 250m

Further signs of 'green shoots' emerged on AIM as two investment funds, high street property investor NewRiver Retail and media-focused Critical Information Group, announced their intention to float.

If both companies complete their IPOs, on 24 and 25 June respectively, it would double the number of new issues on AIM this year, with the only previous arrivals being the February introduction of Singapore shipping play Yujin International and May's 220 million float for investment fund Max Property.

http://www.growthcompany.co.uk/news/1051842/newriver-seeks-250m-float.thtml

t28
your early reply clearly shows your it skills and abilities. this can not be disputed. if only you might harness them to benefit both you and others more. its such a shame that you waste your talents. and waste them you do on this thread, and other threads, why not put them to better use? you and your talents and abilities are such a waste. wake up. stop conning others. realise that what goes around comes around.
consider putting your talents to good use for the benefit of others. you then will start to receive those same benefits. tis true. doubt you will believe, why not try it for a month or two?
regards
jkd

RTO's back in the offering.

Mike Danson to take control of TMN through reverse takeover

by Daniel Farey-Jones, Brand Republic 05-Jun-09, 14:30

LONDON - TMN Group has agreed a reverse takeover of Mike Danson's Progressive Digital Media Group, giving him control over 85% of the company.

TMN shares were readmitted to trading on the Alternative Investment Market today as a result of the agreement on a reverse takeover.

http://www.brandrepublic.com/DMDaily/News/911450/Mike-Danson-control-TMN-reverse-takeover/

Bit of blue again.

With the Chairman's links and position at Merchant Capital...the below again makes interesting reading.

Quoted Cash Shells

For clients looking to raise capital and achieve a quote:
For certain clients, reversing into a Cash Shell may represent an attractive alternative to an IPO or private equity fundraising. A Cash Shell may allow a transaction to be structured according to the particular requirements of a company or project in a more flexible way. A reversal is suited to situations where certainty of funding and timing is a key factor. Situations where a Cash Shell can work best include:

Roll-ups/Consolidation Strategies

* Acquisition of one or more companies with enlarged group seeking a quote
* Quoted paper as acquisition currency

Management Buy-outs/Buy-ins

* MBI team with quoted paper and cash but target to be identified
* Funding and quoted paper for MBO team

Small or Zero Funding Requirement

* Difficult to attract broker interest in an IPO if less than 5m
* Cash Shell can provide better liquidity than an Introduction

In these situations, a reversal may also provide an effective mechanism to attract and incentivise key personnel and raise the corporate profile in the same way as an IPO.

For failed or failing quoted companies:
Shareholder interests in failed or failing quoted companies can sometimes be best served by re-organising and restructuring the entity to produce a Cash Shell with a strategy to create value for shareholders by identifying an attractive operating business for a reverse takeover.

Merchant Capital advises clients on the restructuring process which may include disposing of any residual businesses or assets, putting the company through a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA), new board appointments and an injection of new capital. The aim is to realize value for shareholders through the restructuring and provide them with a residual interest in a clean vehicle positioned for a reverse takeover.

http://www.merchant-capital.com/our-services/quoted-cash-shells

Microcap Equities Directorate Change


TIDMMEQ

23 November 2009

Microcap Equities Plc

(the "Company")

Directorate change and transaction update

The Company announces that James Holmes has resigned as a director, with
immediate effect, in order to pursue other activities

Further to the statement in the interim results announced on 25 September 2009,
the Company also announces that it is now at an advanced stage of negotiations
with a potential subscriber for new shares and expects to make another
announcement shortly.

As part of this potential subscription, the Company has been provided with an
interest free loan of GBP36,000 by the potential subscribers for the payment of
Company's immediate creditors. It is intended that if the proposed transaction
proceeds, the loan will be capitalised as part of the subscription.

For enquiries:

Microcap Equities Plc 020 7247 9691

Nicolas Greenstone 020 8371 3071

Rakesh Patel

Merchant John East Securities Limited 020 7628 2200

Bidhi Bhoma



END

Looking very good from today's news on equity investment. Ord is also 1p. Wouldn't have provided the loan of 36,000 if weren't going to get their money back.

Topped up with 569,384 shares at 0.25p on the back of today's news. Could see spurt upto 1p minimum soon imo. James Holmes going also sounds right, with people putting the money in bringing their own directors imo in due course.

So you dumped the RLH and bought the Meq instead.

Do you ever stop pump and dumping treacle ?

Hold both and if you'd looked, you would have seen I've been a buyer in MEQ since Spring this year and all the news is feeding through as per research.

Chairman's Background:-


Nicolas Greenstone qualified as a solicitor in 1973 and went on to specialise in corporate and securities law. He has been a partner in Berwin Leighton, Olswang and Fladgate Fielder and was head of the corporate department in the latter two firms. During his legal career, he led transactions with an aggregate value in excess of 3 billion, including a real estate acquisition with a transaction value of 600m. He was involved in more than 40 flotations on the Official List, the Unlisted Securities Market, AIM and OFEX, now PLUS Markets. He is a co-author of the Butterworths published book on Management Buy-Outs.

He is chairman of Microcap Equities plc, an AIM quoted investment company, and was until 31 August 2006 chief executive officer of The Niche Group plc, an AIM quoted company which focuses on pre-ipo investments. During his tenure, this company registered gains on investments ranging from 80 percent to 260 percent over periods of months. He is also chairman of two formerly quoted AIM companies, Healthcare Holdings plc and Matisse Holdings plc, both of which are in negotiation intended to restore their quotations on AIM. Nicolas is the proprietor of Barton Brown Limited, an FSA authorised corporate finance firm which specialises in small cap fundraising and listing.

He is a solicitor of the Supreme Court and a Fellow of the Securities and Investment Institute.

http://www.merchant-capital.com/our-team/nicolas-greenstone