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I was feeling gloomily optimistic but I've realised that with a half-decent sale price announcement this could go stratospheric. I think Ramco's previous disappointments might be swaying sentiment and it's obvious that the Meerkat doesn't understand the future of green energy. SEA is 33% of my portfolio and might just mean it doubles in value this year (there is no hope of it doing so otherwise).

Assuming SeaEnergy trousers loadsamoney does that help LOGP? The SP has plunged in the belief that they need further investment. Could SEA provide it?

Yes, it's going to be tricky how to play this. I've been tempted to sell part of my holding @ 65p because that's a good profit and we don't know what the offer will be. The future SP won't necessarily reflect the offer from the European Consortium. But I expect the SP to rise which is why I'm holding and hoping for something unbelievable. If I can sell at £2 I'll be ordering a secondhand Jaguar.

Sold my remaining shares yesterday on the spike and doubled my holding in AST. PIM is a great company but not a great moneymaker in the short-term. At least not so far... In the interests of a balanced portfolio I'm likely to buy back in after it's sunk again. But I'd be delighted to be proved wrong. The SP should be so much higher but the Meerkat has disagreed and who am I to argue? Six months from now I hope AST will have vastly out-performed PIM.

5 Directors buy according to the FT and the SP does nothing! Or maybe the bounce from 40p included that vital information. I'm tempted to invest after I hopefully bank profits elsewhere. It's a tiny company expanding worldwide - what could possibly go wrong?

The economy's really in a mess when teachers are unemployed. But it could escalate - people having fewer babies who'll need an education etc. As for SEA - it's my largest investment and I'm hoping for £1.50 after the consortium buy the assets for a fraction of their future value. It was ever thus... But the current SP is not indicating a future price of £1.50 - not for the first time I'm hoping I am right and the Meerkat is wrong. We're about 50/50 so far as regards my investments so I'm still optimistic.

SEA constitutes more than 20% of my portfolio on the grounds that they're sitting on something very valuable. So why isn't the SP at least double what it is? With more to go? The Meerkat is seldom wrong so why isn't the SP much higher in anticipation of all the good news?

I bought in at this level 5 months ago and sat and watched MOG rise 60% and then fall again. I didn't sell because I thought there might be a takeover bid or the Italian Government might change its tune. Which is still the case so I'm still holding but I've learned that taking profits is always profitable. And evaporated profits butter no parsnips...

Yes, I agree - pleased to see MARS hit £1 again. Can't see why £1.50 shouldn't follow in due course and even more if Greene King take them over - it would make sense.

I've recommended WAS to my ex-wife for her ISA as a long-term investment so it better bloody perform! Or I'll be even more in the doghouse. But I've added 200,000 more shares to my holding at this level as I really think this could be a licence to print money. You patent something and then people queue up to buy the opportunity to use it... What could possibly go wrong? Obviously it's early days but I do think the Meerkat is grossly under-estimating the value of Green Technology. Governments will inevitably pass more and more restrictive legislation and companies will be forced to follow suit or perish. And don't under-estimate China's commitment to Green Technology - I predict that within 20 years it will be Greener than the US who by then will be a Fourth World Country.

A Jersey closed-end investment company which invests in uranium exploration & production stocks. Try Googling New City Investment Managers.

There's definitely a battle going on between the bulls and the bears - far more buys than sells according to this site. Every British industrial company that announces good figures ought to reflect well on RNO and I see that Molins was up today...

I work in Widget Distribution and recently I've been very busy which is why I invested in RNO. They are the main chain company not just here but all over the world. Their products are used in all sorts of applications. So they are a leveraged bet on World Recovery. Unfortunately, World Events have got in the way recently but I'm confident of a takeover by a more far-seeing Chinese company.

Just achieved a new 52 week high. Re-financed, large discount to NAV and a dividend - what's not to like?

The entry of a Syngenta man could be the catalyst we're waiting for. PIM has a ludicrously low Mkt Cap considering its worldwide potential. Buy & Hold can sometimes cost dear but I think in PIM's case it's justified. I predict that one day this year it'll be #1 Top Riser! Interest from a Major Company is just a matter of time.

I find myself invested in CDG, CON, MIO and SLE - all Irish companies but that's a coincidence. Ireland's having a rough time economically at the moment and I suspect it's having a negative effect on the perception of the value of Irish stocks. MIO, in particular, seems to be struggling - up 19% one day but down afterwards. Yet MIO's a potential £billion company. Expect a sharp uplift in all Irish SPs when the tide turns.

Isn't Technology wonderful? I like Japanese food too but I eat mine in Cambridge, UK. As I've previously posted I think this company has enormous potential - green companies are currently very under-valued. Future legislation will be a licence to print money! SEA is my second biggest investment and I have high hopes for them too although I suspect some faceless energy company will reap the rewards after paying a pittance for them.

Or maybe not - this is my Tip For 2011. If it's not 10p by Xmas I'll be disappointed. As I often am with shares!

Yes - downwards!

I first bought PIM @ 25p in 2009 and watched them hit 36p before going right back to 25p and then much lower. Convinced they were incredibly undervalued I stocked up and for most of 2010 they were my largest holding until I thought about the opportunity cost of sitting on a share which no one else was interested in. So I reduced my holding from 45,000 to 11,000 shares and in the meantime have made the released funds work a lot harder. But I still think PIM has a fantastic future particularly if a larger company shares my opinion and takes them over. The same can be said for KIO who are also unbelievably under-rated.