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NICE BUY!! 48K AT 10.75! Delayed!

10.26 to sell...

Investors chronicle article yesterday tipping these I believe. Cant read it though as need to be a subscriber. Lots of good news doing the rounds. Another good day to be had hopefully.

Sorry - just reread your message. I have a lot in FRR. My biggest holding. Still very confident there but need to sell some Thursday as it stands...

Was out of rrr @ 17P and never looked back - got in at 6p at the time. As for this... would be happy with - strangely enough - 17p or Thursday - whichever comes first. Dropped a bit now... :/

11P proving hard nut to crack. But buys still steady. Should break it soon. heyheyjj whats your target?

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-01-23/ceres-power-surges-after-improvements-to-fuel-cell-technology.html

On the move UPWARDS again. 11p to buy 10.67 to sell live.

Stockmarketwire : http://www.stockmarketwire.com/article/4295466/Ceres-Power-making-excellent-progress.html sharecast http://www.sharecast.com/cgi-bin/sharecast/story.cgi?story_id=19826243 LONDON (SHARECAST) - The bombed-out shares of Ceres Power showed signs of life on Monday morning after the company announced significant improvements in the durability of its core fuel cell module technology. Meanwhile, the long term test programe of its combined heat and power (CHP) engineering technology remains on schedule to commence the planned in-home field trials in the second half of this year. The company plans to hold a final set of field trials in 2013 ahead of the CHP product launch in 2014. The company had net cash of £18.6m at the end of 2011. Rival fuel cell technology manufacturer Ceramic Fuel Cells said it received orders for 106 CHP units in the final quarter of 2011, taking the total number of orders received up to 614 units, representing a doubling of the order book from June 2011. The current open order book stands at 477 units. The overall net cash flow after investing and financing activities for the December quarter was an inflow of A$9.7m (£6.5m). Cash at the end of 2011 stood at $22.5m (£15.1m), the Australian company said.

Small indeed - did you buy some then? Dont shoot me if it goes wrong!!! Im taking high risk route to paying bills. Bad idea. But this does look impressive!

1,448,478 bought - 328,000 sold.

Ive had a quick buy with funds I dont have - seems good RNS. Who knows. Likely crash now I got some so be careful! Heh. But looks good.

Anyone got level 2?

£18.6m in net cash at 31 December 2011 mcap 9 mil. NO BRAINER!

The RNS read rather well...

You in now then? Does look good reading that RNS!

As a buy: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/markets/questor/9029112/Questor-share-tip-BAE-shrugs-off-spending-slump.html Questor says BUY BAE Systems is Britain's largest player in the industry - and a number of announcements over the next few weeks could be important for sentiment. One of these is a looming decision by India on a fighter- jet contract that is potentially worth about $10bn (£6.4bn). Indeed, the Asian country, which is already a significant customer of BAE, plans to spend about $50bn upgrading its Soviet-era defence systems over the next five years. BAE shares were first tipped on January 1 2010 at 359½p and they are now 15pc below this recommendation price. However, the valuation is discounting a prolonged slump in defence spending globally. This is as unlikely as conflict being eradicated. The shares remain a buy for near-term income and long-term growth.

"I spoke yesterday about the move in Frontier Mining (LON:FML). The volumes continued to catch the eye today, trading 10 million shares by the end of lunch, pushing 25% higher to almost 4p at that time. 3.5p was the resistance level to watch for, and the stock smashed through that early on in the trading session. 4p is the next level of interest, a break and close above that could see a test of resistance at 4.4p, and the previous resistance at 3.5p could act as a support level now. " http://www.investegate.co.uk/Index.aspx?sector=AIM&date=20120120

Gasol (LON:GAS) (LON:GAS) moved a touch better today, pushing 3.3% better to 0.44p by lunch. The volumes were the eye catcher here, trading 2.3 million by early afternoon. For a stock that trades a few hundred thousand a day 2.3 million is a decent day of trading. http://www.stockopedia.co.uk/content/views-from-the-trading-floor-saints-and-sinners-63432/

http://www.stockopedia.co.uk/content/views-from-the-trading-floor-saints-and-sinners-63432/ Uranium Resources (LON:URA) (LON:URA) traded almost 10 times the average daily volume by the end of lunch, which caught my eye. Looking through the RNS from the 20th of December I found this little snippet “The Company plans to carry out an in-depth interpretation of the 2011 results and conduct a more detailed field study at Gundua in early 2012 with a view to localising mineralisation and generating drill targets.” The stock was trading as high as 6p back in January 2011, a fair way from the 2p mid-price of today.