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Paragon’s hopes sparkle with Lesotho gem deal

Investors in tightly-held Paragon Diamonds (PRG) have reacted favourably to its agreement with the southern African kingdom of Lesotho to mine the Lemphane kimberlite pipe. This is a project which the company suggests could eventually generate 65,000 carats a year in its second stage with a projected average value of $1,500 (£900) per carat, implying gross annual revenues of $97.5 million (£57 million); not bad for a business with an £8.7million market cap.

By Robert Tyerman | Published 2014-02-25 12:29:46 |

Paragon Diamonds – Perfect Timing for a Quick Trading Buy?

My track record in tipping Paragon Diamonds (PRG) has been mixed – one quick win and one not so good tip. However the word on the street is that buying a few at 2.865p today could yield a very quick win indeed.

By Tom Winnifrith | Published 2014-02-13 12:35:56 |

Shareprophets tips of the year as takeover targets No 2: Paragon Diamonds

The team at Shareprophets regards all three stocks in our takeover t1ps for 2014 as potential bid candidates for very different reasons. We are not saying that bids will come but we would not be surprised if they did before next Christmas, or possibly sooner. Second up is Paragon Diamonds which at 3.75p is valued at £11.5 million.

By Shareprophets | Published 2014-01-03 15:06:51 |

African Pair Trade - BUY Paragon Diamonds, SELL Bushveld Minerals

Today I turn your attention to two African plays. On one hand we have Paragon Diamonds (PRG), a diamonds exploration company in Lesotho which is that little country swallowed up by South Africa.

By James Parter | Published 2013-12-13 14:53:14 |

Paragon Diamonds – Time to buy again?

I have called this one brilliantly to date: tipping the stock at 4.875p 46 days ago before advising folks to top slice two thirds at 6.5p 8 days ago so leaving them with a free carry. Oh come on 31% in 38 days is not bad is it? The shares are now back at 5.25p thanks to a forced seller. And it is time to buy again.

By Tom Winnifrith | Published 2013-10-22 13:15:37 |

Paragon Diamonds Gets Lesotho License – bank gains?

I predicted 38 days ago that Paragon Diamonds (PRG) would soon announce that it had a license to mine in Lesotho and suggested it might be worth buying a few at 4.875p. The shares are now 6.31p to sell so do you bank a 30% gain?

By Tom Winnifrith | Published 2013-10-14 10:49:34 |

Paragon Diamonds – about to rocket?

Some of London’s hotter small cap players have, I hear, been having a nibble at AIM listed Paragon Diamonds (PRG) and reckon that the shares are set to rocket on news next week. At 4.875p the company is valued at £11.6 million.

By Tom Winnifrith | Published 2013-09-06 04:57:57 |

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Good article, Tom. As we know, paid promotion is always a bit of a red flag, and while I was aware that Medpal had paid spivs like Richard Gill and for research reports and had done a couple of interviews with Zak Mir, I wasn't fully aware of the extent of their engagement with the loathsome Mir. I also wasn't aware that Medpal was engaging Twitter rampers, who have presumably either taken undisclosed payments or potentially own the stock, as you mentioned. However, the biggest red flags to me are the history of the Drummond Brothers and the company's reluctance to provide meaningful updates on its cash position or (presumably lack of) profits. I see that Jason Drummond is happy to blather on about revenue growth in the pharmacy arm, but from what I can see, there has been no update on operational cash burn since the March annual report, where cash burn was allegedly £4 million/year. One would assume that cash burn is now significantly higher, considering the company has seemingly burned through approaching £8 million (perhaps £7.5 million net) raised through the April and July placings, hence the latest placing. I cannot say I can remember many other companies which have raised funds on 5 occasions in 10 months, almost immediately after floating.

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