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Sales up 101.8% but it's a shame underlying profits are only up 37.8% - let's hope it's a temporary blip!

This hasn't happened before over the past 14 months. PIM is my largest investment (out of 17), constituting over 20% of my portfolio which is probably not a Good Idea! But I've learned that spreading myself too thinly is not particularly good either. I'm convinced PIM is extremely under-valued along with KIO and I'm holding both until the Meerkat agrees with me. Simples!

Irksome is my favourite word! And I share your frustration with IDG. My recent experience with OHM where it rocketed 160% after everyone had seemed to give up on it makes me want to double or treble my investment in IDG. Not very rational but gut feeling often pays off!

It's hard to find a share that rises more than 2 days running at the moment! One day's Top Riser is usually in the Top Fallers' list the next day. But I think OHM could be a star performer given time - a sudden influx of new contracts would be transformational. Oil companies need all the help they can get to find oil and OHM can help! I'll stick my neck out and predict an SP of £2 within a couple of years - it was nearer £3 three years ago! I can't see OHM going bust as it has some very supportive major shareholders.

Yes, probably, but the SP was 18p on 9-9-09 and almost £3 back in 2007 - this could still be a multi-bagger. Can't help wondering what the next Placing will do to the SP!

This is the second time OHM have issued shares at a massive premium to the SP. Very strange.

I suspect most of the "sells" showing here are actually buys - I've just paid 18.95p. Surprised the SP isn't up more...

I've bailed out with a 22% loss - there's no such thing as a free lunch!

...when I considered selling but didn't. So it's obviously a bargain now! Seriously, green shares have only one way to go eventually.

ATH has a very good dividend and should be attracting Income Funds. The constant selling is a worry but I'm inclined to invest my "safe money" here. Invesco will lose out.

Less than 16% of UEP's shares are in Public Hands. If the SP approaches 0.63p it's a Strong Buy.

Why are people selling? Surely this share is money in the bank! How many other companies have customers forced to deal with them?

...at a 6.8% loss. The Meerkat has become much more treacherous of late. I've just lost 15% in 2 days on IOF. And I read a very bearish article which would indicate we've seen nothing yet! I'm not so sure and will continue to remain Fully Invested for the time being. A Tory landslide at the General Election will give a temporary boost and by October I'll be sunning myself on a beach.

Up 11.54%! Maybe my analysis is correct but I'm doubtful. I've lost money on plenty of other shares where the fundamentals are completely ignored by The Meerkat!

Starting to become interesting... The last time I asked this question on the Luminar BB it rocketed! Unfortunately I wasn't aboard.

Had some spare funds so I topped up here today (after the 7% fall) against moosh's earlier advice! :) It has to start going up again sooner or later!

I'm surprised no one's commented here on CINP for over 6 months. Having done my own research I have invested heavily because "in April 2010, the UK is expected to introduce a new, binding climate change and energy saving scheme called the Carbon Reduction Commitment. This is intended to require large business and public sector organisations to improve their energy efficiency levels. Organisations that do not comply with the new legislation are expected to incur significant financial penalties." So Cinpart should have customers queueing up to buy their energy-saving technology which also qualifies for an interest-free loan to purchase it. Win-win. What can possibly go wrong?

If people want to buy a share the MMs have to supply it. If they haven't got any they have to keep offering more until somebody sells. When people want to sell the MMs have to offer a price which could be next to nothing if everyone wants out at the same time. This is an extremely dangerous share to be trading. All the info you need to make a reasoned investment decision is on the company's website.

Shortage of stock!

This share should be going nowhere but the strangest things happen. With less than 7% of the shares in public hands I would expect the two main shareholders to be sorely tempted to cash in some of their chips.