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Ihavenoclue, hello mate. Was looking back at this Stock and also Leeds Group who have the largest Holding as Investors in Dawson. I suspect you've checked out a few things. I note Peter Gyllenhammer is a Director of Leeds, as is Johan Claesson who also is a Director of Boras Weaving ( translated ) which is in the South of Sweden and a traditional textile district. ( Been there) He's also a Director of K3 Business Tech' Well, these guys have been about as I'm sure you may know, certainly Goldenhammer. Reading between the lines is there an acquisition on the cards here. I noted in a seperate note:___ Leeds Group Plc, which reported a rise in revenues to £17.5 million against £16.3 million, posting a pretax profit of £760,000, is on the lookout for acquisitions to grow its business. The company said that it continues to look for acquisitions that will strengthen the group. This was reported last December. Any views.

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Well Mr Raymond's been filling his boots / Sipp etc. Guess that's a positive sign. I suspect Goldman Sachs disposal may well of been due to the American Part of the Business being separated, but only a guess. Should be some news soon.

Hi Crest, well thanks. I trust you are well too. Well a lot of ground covered here so far, they must be making some good money by now, hopefully! Our day will eventually arrive. Best wishes.

According to IDC Market Research, the shipment of personal computers, including desktops and notebooks has amounted to 267 million units in 2007, and is predicted to reach 426 million units in 2012 at a CAGR of 9.7%. The integration of built-in cameras has become the basic requirement for new notebooks and desktop computers, and is expected to penetrate further in the consumer and enterprise market. Dr Raymond Chu, CEO and Chairman of RCG Holdings Limited, commented: “With computers playing an ever increasing role in daily life, the demand for increased computer security has been increasing rapidly. Identity management has been one of the key factors in computer security. RCG’s FxGuard Windows Logon provides a secure yet convenient manner for safeguarding data and preventing unauthorised login to the computer. We are delighted that our FxGuard Windows Logon product has received a huge degree of interest from world class computer manufacturers and has allowed RCG to gain a presence in the highly lucrative consumer market of Japan.”

RCG increases share in consumer market and enters Japan ...27 May 2008 RCG Holdings Limited a leading global provider of integrated biometrics and RFID security solutions, is pleased to announce that it has increased its market share in the consumer market and has also expanded into the highly lucrative Japanese market. RCG’s FxGuard Windows Logon has been selected by NEC Computers Asia Pacific Sdn Bhd (“NEC”) as a software bundle with NEC’s desktop and notebook computers which is distributed throughout the Asia Pacific region. The program has been extended to cover NEC Personal Products Ltd for sales into Japan. The FxGuard Windows Logon, RCG’s Microsoft Windows Vista Program certified facial recognition computer login software, has received substantial interest from both the consumer markets and notebook manufacturers. Further to the announcement made in March 2008 in which RCG announced its collaboration with Acer computers, for the FX Guard Windows Logon product, this is the second contract between RCG and a major computer manufacturer worldwide. The success of the product further strengthens RCG’s position as a developer of innovative biometric consumer product for everyday use. According to IDC Market Research, the shipment of personal computers, including desktops and notebooks has amounted to 267 million units in 2007, and is predicted to reach 426 million units in 2012 at a CAGR of 9.7%. The integration of built-in cameras ha

Worth researching into this site, there is a lot of information and is full of promise.

Another Share Buy Back has to be a Positive in my book. Longer Term will strenghten SP and always improves liquidity. I didn't expect a swift increase on the SP on this stock in the shorter term, and feel confident that rewards will be reaped in due course. Plenty of Buys this morning.

CZA. Hi Tea' I forget to view this page as it's invalid. ( Why don't they change it? ) Anyhow, very optimistic with this Stock. Topped up today on this mornings' dip. Hang in Mate and good luck too!

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Hello mate, I agree make love....not war. As for the America / Iraq threat which we know has been mentioned earlier in time, I really don't know what could happen. It's a great shame they didn't give Bush a Brain Cell inplant before he entered into office as President. If this did happen we would all be up **** creek. It would be more than gold prices to think about. Let's wish for the best and just be cautious.

On 4 April 2008 this was published and we may be getting nearer______ Further to Coal International Plc's announcement on 24 January 2008, Cambrian Mining Plc ('Cambrian') confirms that it is in discussions with the independent executive director* of Coal International with regard to a potential offer to acquire the issued share capital of Coal International not already owned by Cambrian. Current discussions are focussed on a share for share exchange with the proposed ratio still under negotiation.

Hi Ihavenoclue, well done mate and your in @ a good price. Also no jumped up SP by mm's usually occuring on good news pre market opening. Good luck.

Ditto. You too Sandhopper.

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for a balance, down a tad over last few days. Perhaps a good Buying opportunity. Worth some DYOR

Gemma, thanks for the link ( Minesite ) So much to think about it's easy to forget available information. But your timing is perfect. Have a good weekend !

What a Stock!

Well covered in the Press and does look tempting and interesting. May join in.