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a while back TIG was tipped in the papers, by Naked Trader (Robbie), and a couple of contacts. I never expected this to be a quick in and out but the projected performance and winning of contracts is being fulfilled. A bit uncanny. Someone on the inside knew what was being negotiated although nothing was being revealed (re: contracts) Thus IMHO this is will turn out to be a good earner if you are patient. Investors patience is already being rewarded.

Landore gave the market another surprise on 15 September 2009, outlining a lithium deposit in Ontario some 300 kilometres north-west of Thunder Bay. Root Lake hosts the McCombe Pegmatite which was discovered in 1956 and estimated shortly afterwards to contain 2.297 million tonnes of lithium (this estimate is not 43-101 compliant). Whilst this seemed an attractive discovery in the mid 1950s, by the end of that decade demand for lithium had fallen and the resource was not developed. Interest in lithium has greatly increased recently, because of its use in rechargeable batteries – particularly for electric and hybrid cars. More details of the potential of this asset will no doubt be released during the coming months.

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/construction_and_property/article6870371.ece

Not only have wee had a good update the MM's have dropped the SP. Encouraging for buying. Thats it. I have said my bit now. I already hold a good stock of these shares and am sitting on a fine profit so far. Intend to hold medium to long term. Very pleased with this find. Good luck all and best wishes.

Net cash will be substantially ahead of market expectations, in excess of £10m (gross cash approx. £36m). http://www.investegate.co.uk/article.aspx?id=200910120700065814A&fe=1

Investors Chronicle Monday's news and tips - Property and insurance software firm Innovation Group said its net cash position is a lot better than the market has calculated. http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/Companies/ByEvent/Fundraisings/Inbrief/article/20091012/dbaf383a-b4c2-11de-b38a-00144f2af8e8/Mondays-news-and-tips.jsp Past 4 news updates have been promising and positive. Contracts won, cash position better. IMHO this is a good buy at current SP.

http://www.bsgresources.com/ BSG resources are the majority share holder. (69%+). What is the big draw card that have purchased so many more shares ?? Bateman Litwin was notified on 7 October 2009 that its majority shareholder, Bateman B.V., an affiliate of BSG Resources Limited has purchased 13,444,190 ordinary shares at a price of 2.5 pence per share. Following this purchase, Bateman B.V. holds 85,503,692 ordinary shares in the Company representing 69.69% of the Company's issued share capital.

"bnln are going to set up a matching service for shareholders so why the rush to sell infact if you believe it will servive why not add more and sit and wait." what is the matching service about?

Why did he increase his holding in this company by 13 million+ shares. Is there something share holders are not being told. ?? Bateman Litwin was notified on 7 October 2009 that its majority shareholder, Bateman B.V., an affiliate of BSG Resources Limited has purchased 13,444,190 ordinary shares at a price of 2.5 pence per share. Following this purchase, Bateman B.V. holds 85,503,692 ordinary shares in the Company representing 69.69% of the Company's issued share capital.

Given the scale of its ambition compared to its size, Gasol has been making some progress. This year the company obtained the rights to develop and monetise the 500-750 billion cubic feet of associated gas in ExxonMobil’s Zafiro oilfield in Equatorial Guinea, which produces about 200,000 bpd. Gasol’s gas monetisation deal is a joint venture with state oil company SONAGAS. Various project options are under evaluation, including stripping out liquids from the wet gas to generate additional revenue streams as well as looking at a potential LNG project. Gasol is also seeking to access gas reserves in Nigeria and has signed a deal with up-and-coming regional E&P, Afren plc, to have first rights on its upstream gas reserves. Afren, which also has ambitions in the West African gas space, recently increased its stake in Gasol to 21 per cent. ................ And on the mid-to-downstream front, the company has a co-operation agreement with French utility EdF to look at both domestic and export solutions for its gas.....

For many decades, explorers who found gas wrote off the well as a dry hole because there was little or no market for the stuff. More recently, Big Oil, often under pressure from host governments, has invested mega-bucks in liquefaction plants to extract value from the associated gas that accompanies their giant oilfields. But this still leaves many smaller deposits of stranded gas that are too small or disparate for the majors to incorporate in their LNG schemes. This is where AIM-quoted Gasol comes in. This small company with limited cash resources is hoping to succeed where so many others have failed: namely in monetising stranded gas assets in the Gulf of Guinea, either by aggregation, liquefaction and shipment of LNG to high-value markets worldwide, or by domestic commercialisation projects to supply methanol, fertiliser or power plants. Gasol reckons there are 641 fields with 0.5 to 1 trillion cubic feet of gas and 668 fields with 0.25 to 0.5 tcf, which can form the right resource base for projects such as domestic methanol, fertilizer or power generation, or with some aggregation, can be the ideal gas resource size for a small LNG project.

If they delist from the London Stock exchange, it may be years before one realizes a return on ones investment. If they remain in lSE AIM, then this is a punt worth risking. £500 or so would give a great return when they/ if they recovered. I am not in this share so do not know why they are struggling financially. Can any provide a brief summary.

Waiting for absolute confirmation that now is the time to get back into a sector or share is often too late for the investor to really get a great return. Warren Buffet approach was to pick a company that has great future growth prospects and whose shares are reasonably valued/ preferably cheap taking the circumstances into account at the time.

http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/Features/Property/article/20091001/f06e53f4-ac08-11de-9695-00144f2af8e8/Property-recovery-plays.jsp Having plunged 50 per cent since the 2007 peak, UK property values have now started to inch back up again, which would suggest that now is the time to dive back in.........

lol. Good stuff. I am more of a Rugby supporter but have a Newcastle Jacket for rainy days. Good on you for using your initiative and trying to maximize your student finances. Entrepreneurial tendencies will make you good employment material. Don't jeopardize your Studies though. I am in my mid 40's and retired from the corporate world now. I worked through the boom years to build capital and pay off everything outstanding. (hated working in corporate office world). I trade full time now and trek in Africa & Asia as a pastime. 101 is year I expect to live to, if my dog doesn't gas me into the next world. Best wishes.

Thanks for note. This has climbed sharply. As old Dan1878 (assuming that was the year he was born) asked. What is the projected growth. Can we dig up some facts on this company to support our decisions.

Good post . Interesting. I agree with you. London is now an attractive market for commercial property buys and rentals. Quick Question. I noted that you reference the Investors Chronicle. I have been chatting to them on the phone about subscriptions. Unfortunately a subscription entitles one to Online access with daily updates or a weekly magazine. Not both. Do you subscribe and if so what are your views on their quality & timeliness of news updates?

Workspace Group rents out offices, studios, and warehouses to small and medium sized enterprises in London and the South East. Tenants can utilise the groups’ privileged insurance scheme, Workspace Plus Insurance, and many apartments are being networked with internet through their joint venture with Centric Telecom.

Weighted Average is pointing at a Strong Buy. London office space is back in demand as slump ends article is very interesting. Not a sector I deal in usually but this one looks interesting. A good punt into a new sector for me. WKP has plenty of share capital and are undervalued at present. Since the credit crunch WKP shares have fallen from £4 down to todays £0.23. This is punt but I reckon a good one. Over next 6 months demand for commercial property in London will certainly rise again and so will the associated share prices of companies that were dragged down by credit crunch. IMHO this is an opportunity to buy and sit back 6 months and watch you money double. "Strengthening demand for prime offices indicates that banks and other key financial institutions are already shaking off the effects of the credit crunch and looking to upgrade their premises. In the clearest sign yet that the recession has ended in London, estate agents today warned that demand for prime offices will start to outstrip supply and rents which have been falling for months are about to start rising again. ......" http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23749873-london-office-space-is-back-in-demand-as-slump-ends.do

This is an interesting share. My buy is marked as a sell.