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John isn't just a salesman he's a dealmaker and a very good one at that

There will be a TR1 after that buy

Snowie, stop worrying!

Michael Curran, Head of Gas Trading Vitol commented: " We are very pleased in this first step of our relationship with InfraStrata and will look to partner with them on suitable projects in future."

There are many reasons for selling and buying, even if you think youve bought into the right story. Here, it's still a story, a thriller maybe in the end, but it's one of many companies on Aim without much money, indeed not making any money currently. I decided to sell a few last week as I felt it was the best thing to do, I'm too overweight here. Still learning the game and believe me I'm learning fast! gla

49 million shares changed hands today

There's strength on the buy side now a good time to buy

On level 2 the selling pressure has been high over the last couple of weeks. Today it has changed and buy/sell are even and the spread has narrowed. 29 million volume today already which is pretty high

Maybe not gas but interesting interview nonetheless
https://youtu.be/DuEnoAsB9eI

It was a sell

The market makers

No. It's just the volume and demand in trading. They have to slow it down a tad to cope. You see it all the time. There's nothing fantastical or imaginary about it I'm afraid

I reckon it will be EDF Trading

Is this being built? http://www.halite-energy.co.uk/
Could we take it over?

Describe the strategy

Tony it's one day!

Ok you're a developer building 10 houses and you're selling off plan. Developer would bite your hands off if you offered a good deal for all 10 at a discount to individual sales. The houses don't exist yet, the eventual sale and exchange of contracts might take a year and in that time each individual house has gone up in price by the time the sale has gone through, remember you bought at a discount for all 10. CHRISSAKE!

and another thing which i feel is relevant and was discussed last night. The regulations are thorough, EU and by proxy British, in regards to how much of the elements that make up salt dispersions into the sea in the form of brine are controlled, quite rightly. There will be two remote monitors floating on the sea above the brine outlet with "tentacles" sensing and feeding back automatically to the controlling body Daera and to Infa as to the concentration of the elements in the flow. Too much, flow slowed or stopped. Remember outlet is 100m under the sea surface with fast flowing currents. In fact, regulations in the US are so lax that a company was allowed to pump brine into a river. Consequently, all of the wildlife died. That would never happen here

If you had 10 houses to sell but only wanted to part with two to test the water but someone offered you a fab deal to take on your whole portfolio wouldn't you consider it? Ever sold a house? Ever bought a house? How long does it take? Multiply that by ten and that's where we are

RNS. There you go. A little more coherent than my ramblings last night on the way home (the hospitality was good :-)) and reinforces my view that events are moving rapidly hence why the info in the rns was given to those attending the meeting last night being fresh news and why not?