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The upside is likely to be at least 100% from here - it's my 2nd largest holding after RUR where I'm expecting a similar performance. Other shares are available.

TSTL seems to be suffering a temporary setback after big increases in turnover, profits and dividend. A 68% gross margin sounds impressive - maybe being taken over would enable them to fulfil their obvious potential? I bought some yesterday and it's now my 4th largest holding - if the SP only gets back to where it was last October I'm looking at a 72% return.

I read about this hedge fund in the FT - David Stevenson was very enthusiastic. I like the idea of making money whatever Meerkats are doing and I also think the dollar will strengthen considerably against sterling which ought to enhance returns. I've bunged some in my ISA but I find it strange that a dollar-denominated hedge fund is eligible while British companies listed on AIM aren't. Hopefully that will change.

Belatedly bought in at 22.9p but I think there's much further to go. The Government has to stop cutting and start investing in Infrastructure & Housing. Bring back Council Housing! I was born in one and I've done OK.

MOG is actually paying another company £1.07m to take some valuable assets off its hands! 7.5% of its gas reserves which are currently generating 6% of its income. I fail to see the logic and the Meerkat appears to agree with me!

Could some genuine investors post comments here instead of the usual crap?

Maybe not but after reading today's FT it might get halfway there. Yet again, the herd is throwing its money at the Meerkat after reading that it's had its best January since dinosaurs ruled the Earth.

So far you're right but there have been more buys than sells according to my limited information. As part of a diversified portfolio I'm happy to hold and hope for the best! The most despised shares often come up trumps - I'm doing well with EUA lately. If only ZIOC would attract some interest...

It wouldn't surprise me. Major dilution is the only way forward and the brand is seriously damaged.

For most of Friday it was # 1 Top Faller and at the end it wasn't. I went against my instinct and averaged down as this could be a multi-multi-bagger from here.

With only 30% of the shares in public hands this could get very interesting.

When others are fearful etc. I'm invested here at a much higher price and am content to sit it out. Ten years later I might cut my losses!

So I see it being worth more and AQP should eventually hit £8 again. Not sure how soon that will happen - 2015?

My NGL shares have been valued at zero since suspension but today TD Direct Investing think they're worth 2.58p. Surely some mistake...

Down 36% since my last comment and things appear to be going from bad to worse. HCL's "fleet" now comprises just 3 ships which worries me. If they can survive it could be a multi-bagger but who knows where the bottom is? Hopefully not at the bottom of the sea... :(

... but I wish I'd traded this when I was 33% up only days after investing. Definitely a long-term hold with very few shares available and only 15 employees if my memory serves me well. Multi-million pound deals will have an amazing effect on the SP.

It's not what you know, it's who you know and Chicco would appear to be well-connected. And AIM shares only move on news of material changes - surely this is one? Light the blue touch-paper and stand well back! Beyond 20p before Xmas or I'll give up investing! That's a promise made by an investor who sold LEG ten days before it was today's # 1 Top Riser. Timing? Patience? Grrr!

Lack of interest and recent negative comment about the prospects for Domino's Pizza in this country appear not to have done DPP any favours - sub 20p soon?

Comments elsewhere would indicate that shareholders think it's all over for NGL but the fat lady is noticeable by her deafening silence. As I understand it, Central Norseman Gold Corporation is now controlled by an administrator but the directors of NGL intend to resume control in due course. Bizarrely, CNGC's largest creditor is NGL! But I don't see NGL going under (down under?) unless this whole debacle is designed to shaft PIs and line someone's pockets with NGL's valuable assets. What's triggered all this is a cashflow problem which, if corrected, should not destroy NGL. With gold tipped to hit $2400 and NGL hopefully mining 80k ounces @ $1400 per oz. profit the future ought to be bright. $112,000,000 profit per annum is worth having.

But not much... best outcome for me would be a takeover @ 5p by our new Chinese friends.