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But ONZ does have an Investing Policy, so I assume it needs to be updated in some way to fully comply with AIM rules - ...ONZ has adopted the following Investing Policy: ""The Company will seek to invest a minimum of 75 per cent. of its deployable capital in, and/or acquire companies or interests within, the natural resources sector - in which the new Directors have substantial experience as founders, investors and advisers. The Company will participate as investors in fundraisings for entities being admitted to trading on AIM, in secondary fundraisings, or where such entities plan to be admitted to trading on an Exchange within 18 months of investment by the Company. Investments are likely to be held for the short to medium term in the case of publicly-traded holdings and for the longer term in respect of private holdings until there is a liquidity event when the Company may seek to reduce its exposure. There will be no minimum or maximum limit on the length of time an investment is held. Initially the geographical focus will be Africa and North America but investments may be considered in other regions to the extent that the Board considers that an opportunity exists where significant returns can be made."" etc etc etc Interested to hear from the CEO on this matter..

..agreement to dispose of the Company's interest in Seawind Holding SpA and its operating subsidiaries in Chile (the "Chilean Assets") for cash consideration of US$1.2 million (the "Disposal") to TUDA sprl and Safe Harbour Capital PTE. LTD ("Safe Harbour").

..effective from today TRX has gained Medicare coverage in an additional 10 States covered by Medicare jurisdiction National Government Services (NGS) for the use of DermaPure®. NGS, whose jurisdiction covers Connecticut, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont and Wisconsin, has taken the decision to retire their local coverage determination (LCD) for cellular and tissue based products allowing for DermaPure® to be eligible for Medicare reimbursement in outpatient settings across these states. This new coverage adds an additional 7.5 million Medicare beneficiaries and means that Tissue Regenix has now secured Medicare reimbursement in 47 States, totalling 93% of traditional Medicare beneficiaries.

beaver, indeed a very good opportunity to top up after this recent drop here. Waiting for the bounce to come now ..

and with current mcap of < £50M that's a huge upside from here. Great potential in this share for those prepared to hold.

a little surprised we ended in the red after that positive RNS. The 'sell on news brigade' -? This is a long term hold for me, I really like the potential here and have a chunk in my SIPP..

Indeed. Meanwhile the SP is rising. . All good. Couple of messages on the ADVFN onz board so far today, latest one is about the compelling multi-bag potential here over next few years.

If N4 get a deal then the share price is going to massively re rate. It's really that simple! What a great share to be in.

NT now holds 16%. Shows confidence in where this is heading. Strong buy in my view..

I'd be buying more at this price if I had any spare funds, massive upside potential from these levels. Pity those poor souls who decided to sell based on the usual 'mis-information' from share-muppets.

Well today you could buy for 55p. Absolute bargain! Now bring on the bounce?

You'd think that RNS would have moved the SP up somewhat. News sounds good to me anyway.

Inspirit Energy - Annual return filed, but another Companies House headache for David Lenigas - hTTp://www.shareprophets.com/views/17366/inspirit-energy-annual-return-filed-but-another-companies-house-headache-for-david-lenigas

ShareProphets comment on INSP - 10:40 into the audio - http://www.shareprophets.com/views/17331/tom-winnifrith-bearcast-17-december-concha-another-day-of-shame-for-aim

So what caused the quick 2p jump up in the SP at 12:00 on Tue 15 Dec, not sure what event triggered that? Still 6p premium to NAV here.

Fund manager Neil Woodford's new business got off to a flying start in its first fifteen months, new accounts show. by Dylan Lobo, James Phillipps on Oct 19, 2015 at 08:29 Citywire Money article follows (snippet only) - The first set of accounts for Neil Woodford's new fund management business show that it has got off to a flying start commercially, generating a profit of over £11.3 million. Investors have flocked to the business after Citywire AAA-rated Woodford (pictured) quit Invesco Perpetual to set up the firm at the start of 2014. Its flagship CF Woodford Equity Income has recently passed the £7 billion barrier to become the largest fund in the UK Equity Income sector, while Woodford Patient Capital (WPCT ) raised £800 million at its April launch, making it the biggest investment trust launch in history. In August the trust issued a further four million shares to meet investor demand. In the 12 months to the end of September the Woodford Equity Income fund has returned 13.1%, well ahead of a sector average of 3.6%, ranking it seventh in its 106-strong peer group. Patient Capital shares have shot up to an 8% premium above net asset value, reflecting strong demand for the fund. <but hold on, it's since dropped from 120p to 103p - ???> http://citywire.co.uk/money/woodford-makes-debut-11-3-million-profit/a851930

3 trades. All buys. Rally-on!

Evening Ramers. I have to say I'm not a great fan of Motley Fool, but their article today on reasons for recent fall in solar energy stocks is perhaps worth a read. Interested in any opinions on this guys eg how relevant is this for RAME? Intro goes like this: "Stocks all over the solar industry have been hammered in 2015. Solar panel makers, project developers, and everyone in between have seen stocks crumble this year. What's going on with solar stocks, and is now the time to buy?" http://www.nasdaq.com/article/whats-behind-the-fall-of-solar-energy-stocks-cm513728

WPCT down to 105 just now (Mon 08:20) - massive sell-off continues here ?

Clearly still in free-fall here..