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From the Independant newspaper last Wednesday. David Cameron is set to announce a drive to develop new drugs to slow down the onset of Alzheimers disease. http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/health-news/david-cameron-pledges-new-drive-on-alzheimers-research-9547063.html PRM has previously been mentioned by David Cameron endorsing the company. http://www.proteomics.com/news-and-events/news/post/uk-prime-minister-david-cameron-endorses-proteome-sciences

Next few days could be interesting on which way the SP will go? Noted BlackRock have reduced there holding here.

All looking good. Highlights include 4 site acquisitions, total GDV value of 73mill. Planning Permission granted at 5 seperate sites for a total of 101 units. 48 resi plots now sold at Drayton Village for 7.6mill.

I am no expert when it comes to analysing charts but it appears the support level of 281p has now been broken and the next support looks to be 267p? Apart from selling can't really see any other reason for the continuing drop. This is beginning to look cheap?

Thanks for that Banksman. A new web base auction facility does look to be a very good plan and no better help from the big guys who are already experts in the field. But the SP continues to drop, perhaps longer term investors banking profits, or is the drop overdone by the MM's as often can be the case on negative news after the drop in profits. SGI is a well run company and could be a good recovery play as we are now at a new 12 month low. I will do some more digging.

Nothing to worry about here and have topped up myself this morning. As mentioned below the results have simply confirmed what was previously announced earlier this year. Reported Revenue has in fact increased marginally from 6 to 6.1mill I see a very positive year ahead for SRT. A 6.75mill Framework order announced back in April. Agreement with Exact Earth (the worlds leading Satelitte AIS network) to develop and commercialise the ABSEA technology. Some Key words right at the end of the report "Currently we are working with our customers on active and validated AIS project and mandate market opportunities with a potential future value to SRT of approximately £200 million"

Below £3 does look an attractive buy in price. In general the markets were down at the end of last week but do you see this falling much further?

Hi there. Being a MoS reader I did see the tip back in January this year. Being a little boy stamp and first day cover collector myself many moons ago, I had a closer look but took it no further after looking at the SP charts. The shares had been on a long bull run of over 3 years and I did wonder if there was any more value? I had another brief look again at beginning of March on the back of SCHO (rare books specialist) tip. Good to see Goldbart has 1 mill of his own money tied up and I see there are a number of II's on board with decent holdings. But why the SP drop? The results back in March showed only a small drop in profits, so could the recent fall be overdone?

My only share in the blue today. I am no expert on charts but what I have learnt from other boards 35.5p appears to be the current resistance level? Requires some more buying pressure (like today) or news to push this up.

Took advantage today with a small top up at 47p as I believe the fall has been a slight over reaction with news about interest rates.

......being the reason for today's fall for housebuilders. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business/london_market_report/

....being the reason for today's fall. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business/london_market_report/

Very good publicity for SRT and the only company in my portfolio of 9 shares to be represented.

from end of March this year has a SP valuation of 69p, almost double today's SP. http://www.tradersown.co.uk/blog/2147718491/Proteome-Sciences-Ready-To-Accelerate

But I wonder will she hold to close of play.

Part of to summarise...... The consolidation in the shares of a homebuilder and brownfield land developer looks like coming to an end. The fundamentals certainly support a chart break-out as the shares are trading on a modest premium to book value even though land is in the books at cost, so assets are being very conservatively valued in the accounts. Factor in the rise in land and house prices in the past few years, and a rating of 12 times forward earnings, and an attractive progressive dividend policy." The shares have traded in a tight range between 42p and 51p since late October. In so doing, the 200-day moving average has now caught up with the share price and it appears from my lens that the shares are in the process of making a successful test of the long-term trend line....." All looking good to break 51p resistance level we have had now for sometime.

You have done well. SGRO is my 2nd largest holding. What SP are you looking at? My target is £4.17 and sell half leaving me with free shares. But I am wondering if this has even further to go. I think the £4 mark will be a barrier and if broken there will be profit takers. However the current CE David Sleath is very much focused on long term share value and I wonder if his ambition is to gain entry into the FTSE 100. Currently SGRO sits about 125th and the sp would need to rise to £5.11 but probably more like £5.25 to get promoted. This could take some time but as you mention the divi's are pretty decent.

Second Friday in the row and the SP hits another 12 month high. Its now at its highest level since 2009. I am now up 83%

Something to watch whilst eating my cornflakes next Tuesday morning at 7:30am

Then up 4.49% on just 0.993k buys!!!......... should be known as market manipulators!!