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Anybody have any idea when the takeover is likely to take place

Still be a while before things get moving but there will be a rise due to Midas but will slip back after a week or so

Can domeone help me with this. Unite announce 7 days of strike action and further strikes in April, so I sell at 230.3 on the belief that there is only one way this share price can go and guess what Bad news brings a higher share price. How does that happen. Thanks Dave

Just pinched the below link from the KDD Board, £23 million for a Petra stone sold to the Chinese. Best of luck you Petra shareholders. We are hoping for some good news too at KDD. http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/natural_resources/article7043165.ece

Its football not soccer. We are English and invented a game called FOOTBALL

This is another one of my shares that has not moved much over the last month. About time after the good news it started firing upwards

Thanks for the info, thesem ade a big rise first thing this morning after opening and have slid back slowly, but they are now raising a bit Live price 36.28 With a minimal spread these are a great buy Dave

Article in Money Mail today suggest these will go very well in the not too distant future so keep an out for them. Big volume today just over 7,400,000 and a live price of 161 Get on board

This share has not responded to the amalgamation of 1 share for 10 old shares, in fact of late and after it started to show a gain it has consistantly gone down, to the extent I have nearly lost all my profits on it. Want to keep hanging in but how long can I do this. Low volumes today only 199,521 and a live price of 262

If you had read my 3 parts properly you will see the link I have taken the article from and that was http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/cfu. However you may be right as you seem to know it all. I was just trying to help others with an opportunity. The live price is now 16.2 up 4.52. Did you miss out shame.

Have a look at the below link, you might find it interesting and very useful when DYOR http://www.iii.co.uk/investment/detail?code=cotn:CFU.L&display=community&it=le

CFU are elgible for self select ISA portfolios, so will be having a punt tomorrow, for the long term sa per PARTS 1, 2 and 3 of my earlier entry Dave

the credit crunch. CFC was forced to seek emergency funding and its shares fell to below 3p. But shareholders supported the group, it now has plenty of money in the bank and the stock has risen to 15p. Even at this level, there is plenty of potential. Virtually every country in the world is looking for ways to be more environmentally friendly. CFC has not only pioneered a unique technology but it is already turning that technology into viable, commercial products, on sale today. The company is expected to move into profit by 2012 and the shares should rise steadily between now and then. Buy. Update

but they do pay their way. Each year, they make around two and a half times more electricity than the average home needs and this can be sold back to the National Grid. CFC is based in Australia and run by chief executive Brendan Gow, whose career has spanned manufacturing and investment banking both domestically and overseas. Chairman Julian Dinsdale has spent 30 years working with high-tech companies and helping them to turn their ideas into commercial ventures. The company is enthusiastically supported in the City, particularly since it adopted a two-pronged approach to market, developing the BlueGen product independently and the combined heat and power unit in partnership with utilities. Many of these big energy companies have been dragging their heels over the introduction of the new units into the home but the recent launch of BlueGen should engender some competitive tension and encourage them to move more quickly. Gow hopes to sell up to 500 BlueGen boxes next year and begin to roll out the combined units too. The company is talking to smaller utility groups, white goods manufacturers and retailers and sales should pick up substantially over the next two to three years. Midas verdict: Ceramic Fuel Cells has had an eventful year. The company joined Aim in 2006 and asked an external fund manager to look after the money it raised. This manager put CFC's money into assets such as allegedly top-rate mortgage bonds, the value of which collapsed in the wake of

Take a look. Epic: CFU Share charts: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/cfu Some companies should prove resilient however, including Ceramic Fuel Cells, which has pioneered a way to introduce cheap electricity into the home. Most fuel cell companies are still at the experimental stage. Ceramic Fuel Cells (CFC) has already begun to manufacture products and has agreements in place with leading utility groups, such as EWE inGermany, Gaz de France and Paloma of Japan. The company has also signed a contract with UK energy provider, E.On to create a special product for the British market. CFC has two basic products, one of which provides heat, hot water and electricity for the home - a combined heat and power unity - and the other of which provides heat and electricity. The combined units are being developed in partnership with various utility companies but the heat and electricity units have been launched independently by CFC. Known as BlueGen boxes, the units are about the same size as a dishwasher. They generate electricity using natural gas so they are not entirely 'green' but they are much more efficient than mainstream commercial generators, converting each kilowatt of gas into 0.6 kilowatts of electricity, compared to conventional conversion rates of 0.4. This means they use less gas so energy bills are lower. BlueGen boxes are not cheap to buy. Coming on the market in Britain next year, they will probably set early users back by £7000 but they do pay their way.

Not sure what you are saying Going south means a lower price so how can topping up time be nearly over if its going south

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Thanks for the Info Cant get in under 10 at the moment

Hi Thinking of buying some of these but cant find what the good recent news is that makes these attractive. Can anyone point me in the right direction Cheers Dave

This company was my very first share trade. The rumour was that they were going to go to a £1 a share. I bought £100 pounds worth around 15 years ago I sold at atound 2.5 pence. I know they amalgamated shares but a great example of LONG TERM INVESTMENT