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As always it's difficult to say where a share price will go – the prevailing sentiment is negative at the moment and therefore it may go lower – but the downside must be limited from here – and on the other hand there is a very bright future (although government intervention is needed, this has been agreed and will happen from April 08) and a price below 30p could be considered very much oversold – it would probably only take a small spark, such as a broker upgrade on valuation grounds, to ignite these back into the 40p range. If I didn't already have a holding this would be a must have and if the price falls any further, and/or I have some additional funds available, I may not be able resist another buy.

Absolutely – IMO it's only a question of when they sort the finance out, not if. They may also become a bid target at these levels. My buy at 56p isn't looking too clever at the moment, but I'm confident they'll come back one way or another. I'm considering buying some more, but have held off so far as I'm not sure of the timeframe for a recovery and don't want to tie money up here I could be using elsewhere – I suspect other investors I thinking the same and hence the steep fall. But for anyone looking for a medium-term play sub 30p is a very attractive price.

I've upped my holding this morning, bringing my average down to a little over 1.2p. I now have a nice round 1 million, so any chance of these reaching a £ each?! I'd happily settle for 2p. Good luck everyone, here's to a good RNS.

To neutral from reduce on "valuation grounds after a sustained period of underperformance in the share price".

Reduced losses, production quantity and quality up and increased demand and prices on the horizon...but no new finance deal. Early over-reaction pretty much over now, with the sp almost back at yesterday's levels, some early buyers getting bargains at 36.5p, bid now up to 42p. Keep the faith; the finance will get sorted out, it can't not do, as this company has too good a future!

Tomorrow, with the absence of bad news, we should get 50-55p and with just a little bit of good, we should see 55-60p. 80p is an easy medium-term target.

A positive meeting may also provide some upside and hopefully spark a rally – they are surely oversold at these prices.

Yesterdays RNS showed that UBS had bought a further 154310 shares in the last week, increasing their holding to 6.14% More evidence of a positive update to come on Thursday?

We are due a "full update on production levels" with the six month results next Thursday (14th) – they are probably waiting until then. I'm down about 25% at the moment and considering another buy, funds allowing, ahead of the announcement; a positive update could see the sp soar!

SBT has shown from its results last week that it is a viable business going forwards without the US. When you factor in the signs of growth in non US business we've seen recently and likely consolidation within the sector, these have to represent a good buying opportunity.

Not lucky for me, I wish I'd waited a bit; I had a feeling there may be more weakness after the announcement on Friday, but trading was quiet in the afternoon so I thought it would be safe at those levels. It seems there is concern about their debt, but I can't see them going under, this isn't a company struggling to keep going, it is one investing for the future with a product that will see dramatic growth. A good buying opportunity – these are easily worth 80p – and it could happen relatively quickly, especially if we get a soothing RNS ahead of an update on December 14th.

I'm not in a dissimilar position myself, although I got in a bit later so don't have so much profit and my loser has been BFC. I've been hovering around the sell button since Monday but would like to hold out for longer, as these seem to have good momentum. I need to sell something soon however, but a good update from VOG tomorrow may save the day!

Looks like the RNS shook out a few profit takers, but I got in as the sp began to recover. Promise of a further annoucement to come should keep the buyers coming.

Yes, it's looking good; though I'd have liked more positive guidance, if the management are happy to spend half a million of their own money buying the shares then that says a lot. Let's hope it can build some momentum from here; I'm holding for now and looking for 25% at 59p as a target.

News today a little disappointing on profit margins and some lingering doubts remain about the costs of the new plants to increase capacity. However bio-fuels are the way forward and although oil prices have dipped a little at the moment, the trend has got to be upwards, making bio-fuels increasingly competitive. Governments are also beginning to mandate the addition of a percentage of bio-fuels to standard fuels. All in all a positive future here, one for which the company is planning well for with the new plants. Anything under 60p has got to be good value, with a short-to-medium term target of 80p - possibly as early as the December 14th update.

Worth a punt ahead of Monday and even if that doesn't produce some upside, it looks like this is a fundamentally good company which is undervalued and worth holding.