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Hi all, I know no more than you All, but I do know from another Investor who informs me that everything that needs attention is receiving attention. I guess we can't request much more at this stage. If I'm correct Bluecrest own the rights to all News going out, so CMR are unable to produce news without agreement. I'm still optomistic.

I'm not worried Shurething. I know that when a Company issues a statement regarding SP rise and that they are unaware of the reason, it dilutes the news content often causing recent Buyers to offload, I've held these for years but always on my guard. It may well be undervalued. If the news is a substantial gain in a company's progress and profit that's another thing. It's still a great Company.

Some interesting News ______http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200902200933246437N

Caution_______http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200902200931306439N

I note one of the earlier trades @ 15:11:05 paying 2.15p for 29,596 units was soon out @ 15. 40 cleaning up circa £133. 00 less costs assuming it was the person. Soon after very risky.

Could be a boring job, but I like your joke. It's a shame it's come to this ( probable cash shell ) They have great products but it would appear as yet, the Market isn't ready. The potential is enormous if one counts how many Yachts and Small Boats are in use around the Globe.

Watch the Spread Guys and I agree with Redjay.

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200811191711395293I

Hence a few PM Buys, otherwise hardly traded at all recently.

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/en-gb/pricesnews/prices/system/detailedprices.htm?sym=AU000000CFU6GBGBXAIM%20B0Z5537CFU

This time 2 years ago the CFU Share Price touched 50p. If it ever returned those heights you'd be laughing. That will take some time, but there is and has been interest from the Larger Investment outfits. If you bag some of these and just sit on them you'll beat any Bank interest offerings. Of course this is just my view and it's long term.

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200902190700115573N

Interesting article perhaps they could do a deal with Alvin Aaron of Hot Stuff Pizza so he's not put out of business. Ministeve, I agree with your comments regarding expectations. Currently I see this as a longer term Stock. The volatility seen over two days could drive one insane if looking for a quick buck. Although the bigger Dealers could see short term profits if there timing is right. I'm happy to sit on this one and I know it will beat any Bank interest over the longer term ( assuming we don't see a complete Market Crash ) thanks to Bank**rs. Obviously lots of profit taking and some with cold feet. I don't know if the "Short Ringers" have been at work here. GL

TSX Trading Symbol__Further to the announcement made on 17 February 2009, Cluff Gold confirms it is trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange with the symbol "CFG" not "CGF" as previously stated. Cluff Gold continues to trade on AIM under the symbol "CLF".

Tipped over recent days and showing a rise this morning.

SORRY wrong page. Should be DEVRO. However RCG pulling back today.

Well tipped over recent days and showing a rise this morning.

From yesterday's biz.Yahoo_____http://uk.biz.yahoo.com/17022009/325/domino-s-pizza-sales-boom-prompts-broker-upgrades.html

DOMINO'S PROFITS RISE 25 PERCENT AS FAMILIES STAY IN Profits at Domino's Pizza soared by 25 percent last year, exceeding City expectations. The group recorded pretax profit of 23.4 million pounds in the 12 months to December 28, while total sales were 18.4 percent higher at 350.8 million pounds. The company said its results were helped by an increase in advertising spend as it exploited the growing tendency for people to stay at home and watch TV over the weekends. The company sponsors ITV's 'Britain's Got Talent' and plans to increase advertising spend from 18 million pounds to 20 million pounds. Chief executive Chris Moore described the group's strategy as 'one of those wonderful virtuous circles: the more we spend, the more sales increase, and the more we are able to spend next year'.

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200902180700114819N