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i have no idea what you are talking about and i don't buy the fake broken english for one second. Buying 90 CWR shares only costs about 11% in commission, easily recouped by a decent move northwards. I was talking about trading 10 shares where the commission is 50% of cost and a profit would only be made if the price went up by 100%. I ASSUME YOU ARE TAKING THE P**S OUT OF ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

because Gordon Smith and his gang have decided that shareholders are far too thick to notice he is about to rob us blind. his insane offer of 2.6p is seriously being considered and we have absolutely no say in the matter. I suggest shareholders flood sdig's inbox and phone lines to give them their opinion anyway, whether they have enough RESPECT to listen or not. you are about to be shafted people, don't just sit there!!!!!!!!!!!!!

if this is what prop traders get up to then maybe it should be banned afterall!!!

and if you are not in the loop, you can chuck out trading on fundamentals or technicals, u would be better off playing 'stick the tail on the f**king donkey'. sickening!!!!!

it ain't retail investors , who have to pay a commission on each transaction...now who does that leave? i hate it!

u have to ask yourself, who buys or sells 10 shares or 13 shares or 5 shares??? it has been going on too long and it stinks!

for your info. this is from 23rd march 2009. ie. it was always 2011. In accordance with the Group's published CHP roadmap, during H1 2009 the facility will be fitted-out and the key fuel cell manufacturing equipment procured. During H2 2009 an initial manufacturing line will be commissioned and manufacturing operations will commence. Low volume beta units will be produced in 2009 and into 2010 for sheltered field trials under the contract with British Gas and during 2010 additional equipment will be installed to deliver the higher volumes required for commercial field trials and in preparation for volume launch with British Gas in 2011. The site is intended to provide the potential for expansion beyond the previously indicated one million fuel cells per annum.

so u can do what you like. i prefer to the read updates.

SDI Group plc (AIM: SDIG.L), which designs, builds and supports integrated materials handling solutions for international retail, wholesale, fulfilment and e-commerce distribution operations is pleased to announce recent contract wins with Decathlon worth approximately £3m, of which approximately £1.8m will be recognised in the current financial year with the balance to be recognised in the financial year ending 31 March 2011. The contracts are for the installation of two additional sorting systems for Decathlon, the major French sports clothing and equipment retailer, with a commitment for a further one order in the first half of 2010. This builds on the five sites which SDI has commissioned already for Decathlon under its framework contract, bringing the total to eight sites. Additionally, Decathlon has indicated that it will be considering a further two sites for implementation in the second half of 2010.

yes and £140 oil kills most cement works.

that news went down badly. Nuts this market.

to buy in again?

Is 165.25 - 169.50 a good trading range to end the vicious swing?

Now would be a good time to step back in

There is not enough info about this company being posted. If u have more then please share it with the rest of us. ta

no matey, it's just that it has been a while since the last loss widening warning :-)

Is this share price inversely corelated to the solar sector? Bizarre!!!!

ok, I am going to look like an idiot if that post is left hanging. May as well do it in style with this post.

maybe it's the use of the word "foreigners" that puts international investment off? And possibly the use of the phrase " hugely motivated ancient civilisation re-awakes and flexes its muscles" scares the bejesus out of most business people? :-)

The amount of cement needed is not the driving force behind this share movement. WCC are at practically full capacity. Even if they were the only cement co. in the world, their revenues are completely constrained by capacity. my opinion only.