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I think it is not worth buying in ETL now, as all people just selling their reamining holding. I will sell away mine tmr as well, I bought in some when it was dropping today.........do not want to sell them, but no choice.

I found the answer Q.3 – I only tendered some of my Units to the Offer? What should I do? Shareholders who did not tender any or all of their Units to the Offer during the initial period can still do so in the second period: between 1st and 14th June 2007. You will only receive a number of GET SA shares/Share CDIs and warrants/Warrant CDIs equal to the number of Units tendered. You will retain any Units which you have not tendered. If you choose to remain a Unitholder in Eurotunnel, you must consider carefully the following facts: The overwhelming level of success of the Offer means that you would bevery much in a minority in ESA/EPLC. Following the recapitalization transactions envisaged in paragraph 1.3.2 of the Offer Document, your holding will be significantly diluted. Itis therefore likely that following the complete implementation of the reorganization, the market in Units will no longer meet the liquidity criteria which constitute a requirementf or listing both on Euronext and the LSE. It is likely that the Units may be delisted inaccordance with applicable regulations in the country concerned.

I thought they will just transfer the remaining ETL shares into the new Group Eurotunnel SA com. I guess most people r confused, so just sold their shares. I am so confused now as well......hope they mention something in AGM tmr

I can see someone is making big sell out in the afternoon, not sure what is going on

Gamble? I was in @42p, then out @45p. now dropped to 32.5p, should I get in again? it is a gamble really, but think it is not just worth the same as the old price 20-30p. with AGM coming up tomorrow....may it rises?

I guess ETL should be around 30p-60p as I do not think that they will go back to their old price 20-30p after the success of its financial restructuring + partnership agreement with the Port of Dunkirk + when they raised about 1 bln eur. (I did think 36p is cheap, now 41p may be still ok to get in......not sure!!, BUT ETL is having the AGM on Friday, so let see what happen)

found the news, Eurotunnel signs railway partnership agreement with the Port of Dunkirk Eurotunnel and the Port Autonome de Dunkerque (PAD) have today, Wednesday 13 June 2007, signed a strategic partnership agreement with the intention of developing a coordinated approach to rail freight activities. Only 30 miles apart, Eurotunnel and the PAD manage major infrastructures on the French north coast which in 2006 transported a combined 74 million tones of goods. The combination of the land based and the sea ports means that there are many opportunities to share complimentary knowledge and many areas of common interest to explore. Following the success of its financial restructuring, Eurotunnel is concentrating on the re launch of rail freight as a major axis of development. The PAD has substantial rail infrastructure and is the leading port in France for forwarding sea borne goods by rail.

any good news?? why it rised suddenly?

actually...those are not Nickel yet I think....they are just Nickel ore....so I m not sure how many tonnes of Nickel they can get from those ore..

I am thinking how much TMC is worth (over 500p?). I am not sure if it is time to buy or sell now.......any idea? This is my research: 56.1% interest in the Berong Deposit (275 million tonnes of nickel) 52% interest in Celestial (75 million tonnes of nickel) My calculation: it is now $42,900 per tonne Nickel so TMC has $42,900 x approximately 193m tonnes of Nickel..........I think it is a lot of money here (depends on how good their Nickel are?)

7 June news LONDON(Reuters) - Nickel fell almost six percent on Thursday after the London Metal Exchange changed lending rules to free up more metal, analysts said. The nickel market, with prices hitting $51,800 a tonne in May and rising some 40 percent this year, has been characterised by extreme tightness with low stocks in LME warehouses and strong use in China. The LME amended its lending rules, lowering the limit at which holders of dominant long positions are required to lend to the market, late on Wednesday. "They are lowering the lending rules because they want to make more metal available to the market," analyst Michael Widmer at Calyon said. Two-thirds of nickel output goes to produce stainless steel and buoyant demand has made it hard to get hold of the metal, which makes steel harder and more durable. Nickel for delivery in three months closed down $2,700 at $42,900 per tonne, its lowest since March 27.

Buy now! MRSA signed The Directors of Toledo Mining Corporation wish to advise that further to their announcement of 5th June, the Mineral Production Sharing Agreement (MPSA) has today been officially signed in Manila by the Secretary Angelo T. Reyes of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources of the Philippines (DENR).

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?view=DETAILS&grid=&xml=/money/2007/05/31/cxquest31.xml

Eurotunnel Avoid Even a discussion of Eurotunnel by Questor is one that would have seemed impossible two years back. Struggling under billions of pounds of debt, and with a business plan based on projections that were never going to be met, the business got off to a very bad start. However, since the Channel Tunnel operator completed its radical restructuring, its shares have been going like the proverbial TGV. After being halted at 25p prior to the debt-for-equity swap, the shares jumped 56pc to 39p on Tuesday, their first day of dealings, and then almost doubled yesterday. Yes, the company is in a better shape than it was, with just £2.84bn of debt, against its original £6.4bn. But there are still a number of complex instruments in place which make this less than plain sailing. The more positive might point to the strength of British Energy's shares after its own debt-for-equity swap, but even that has had its problems. Charles Stanley's Robert Corden says the value is now way above that of an equivalent infrastructure business, but stresses it is unlikely to be on the receiving end of a takeover offer. Instead, he says, the surge is more likely to be due to a big short position after trading resumed. For those who fancy themselves as something of a day trader, and who have money to burn, then by all means buy the shares. For the rest, Questor included, the shares are immensely difficult to value properly, and should be avoided. ref: http://

I was out @97p, good money

Thushara u done it a few times as well? yes me 2...this always happened, hard to know when to sell....thee best buy for me this month is bought in EMI on time @150p , then ETL @24.5p

100p? I have feeling that people set their target to at least 100p for this week, as it is so close now. I d set it as 90p for today, then I m off, & wait for it to drop little bit

I m unlucky, I was holding 17000@24.5p............before they suspended, I sold away lots.......otherwise I have a new car by now

80p now to buy in........I neer see anything rise 100% in one day before, I guess ETL may worh 100p, in their history they orth 90p..

rise 100% soon!, crazy.......I think it is cos all the whole market is not good today, so more people throw all their money on ETL, will see over 80p soon, does ETL worth 100p?