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I think we've done well today, only a quarter penny down on the day and considering the result of the match last night and the predictions of doom and gloom I'm reasonably content. Even managed to buy a few more shares at 20.25p. The AGM should provide the opportunity for the board to update us on trading performance and whether they've made any progress with the expansion plans previously mentioned. I'm keen to see how trading has been going, they should be able to offer up some guidance figures for the first four months of the year. At last years AGM they announced that the results were in line with expectations, this year I'm hoping for better, but then we are coming off a much lower starting point.

Careful there, VERY thinly traded, often no trades in a day on this one. They could just as easily do the same tomorrow or be tomorrow's worst performing share. They only just announced a placing of 40m shares at 5p each to raise £2m. Still only 50 trades today for 650K shares, that's under 50 grands worth. Stick a match to rocket fuel and you know what happens.

Ah, that was you then moneyman, I spotted a larger trade above the prevailing price at the time. Still, a good buy already as the shares are now at 21.0-21.25p, although level 2 is on 1-3 with just ALTI offering 21p on the bid.

Just possible that we've bottomed out, price ticked up now to 20-20.5p. I managed a small top up at 20.25p but that was all the system would let me buy, my larger trades kept failing. The 100K delayed trade from 08:43 looks like a buy too, if so then we have 233K buys against 288K sells, not bad when detractors were predicting doom and gloom after the poor football result last night. Still has to be rated a buy ahead of the AGM.

Another hot tip I see, 'Buy' advice on the 31st January I see, share price closed at 2.38p that day. Any indication whey you expect investors to recoup their loss? Cheers.

Many thanks for clearing up the collapse in the share price from your previous tip at 37p in September when you rated them as a BUY.

It's quite clear that there was no ATUK thread until I picked it at random to post the challenge. The kid has to play his games. We'll take this to advfn: http://www.advfn.com/cmn/fbb/thread.php3?id=14533378

Trot along to the ATUK thread, challenge commences next week :)

I've picked this as an unused thread. The challenge, laid down by gluefactory is to trade from the 29th May to the 22nd June. You can post buy and sell details here. The pot you choose to invest is entirely up to you, the intention is to base profit and losses based on 100 points (i.e. 100% of your original investment). So if you invest £1000 in a share and sell it for £1100, or invest £10 in a share and sell it for £11, you'll still have made 10 points. If you feel up to the 'money where you mouth is' challenge, please post to the thread. I'm in and I'm sure gluefactory will be too. May the best investor, er, invest the best. ;)

Hey glue, I think we should open out a competition to all and sundry here, you included. Each investor can allocate themselves a pot of cash, £100, £1000, whatever. Then from Tuesday (don't forget it's a bank holiday on Monday) invest it as they see fit. The only proviso is that within a couple of minutes of getting in or out they need to post to the appropriate thread so that others here can tell they're not just making it up. As many trades as you like until the 22nd June, posting your final position after close. 'Money where you mouth is'. What do you think. I'm in. :) (Incidentally, the only reason I posted on DAG was because of the comment made on the RDS thread asking STOCKSPY if he'd made any money from DAG, despite there being no buy recommendation and the price at the time of the original posting being much higher than it is now).

Lol, the 'hindsight king' cracks me up every time. :)

Now just a week away from the AGM and (hopefully) a glowing update and a few sellers have returned with the shares dropping back. A couple of buys seems to have left EVO short of stock as they are quoting 21.75-22.75p, whereas the other 5 market makers are all in line with 21.25-22.25p. I still fee that they should rally in the run up to the AGM, but concerns over the impact of tonight's match may be playing a part too. LNG are predominantly based in Italy and there'll be a lot of money riding on AC Milan, so a Liverpool win might help margins for May at least, or conversely reduce them if Milan triumph.

Oh indeed so true, but prey tell how much you made from this company? Your first footprint was when the shares were at 79p I see in September 2005. A shorters dream, an investors worst nightmare. Anyone buying in yesterday on your last footprint has equally taken a pasting.

I've been watching this from opening today, hefty fall on the results, which looked to be within market expectations. The sentiment that it sending them lower seems to be because of oversupply of suger in the EU likely to have a negative impact. Watching for a bounce. Not sure if I'll take the plunge though, depends how low they fall.

I see these have collapsed from levels when footprinted previously, of 26.5p. Yesterdays fall on the back of a review, from 18p to 11.5p was overdone. Hope no one was unlucky enough to have bought in, at least before the latter part of the afternoon. They are showing up as a bid situation now and the share price has recovered a little this morning, as the board have said that they may consider putting the company up for sale.

Afternoon Rick. I've not been doing that on LNG, I keep my core holding (at 16.6p average) and account trade as well. I'd only consider selling the account trade, although am contemplating reducing the core holding (see TAN thread!) at some point in the coming weeks. The general spread on LNG is 1p, although when the market makers get out of sync it can drop to 0.25p. When it is wider it makes it quite hard to sell and buy back at a lower price, particularly after costs and tax. I've considered selling my 37K of account shares today, but the price isn't at much of a premium to what I paide, and I bought them on a T20 so plenty of time for further movement yet. I may be wrong, but it feels like we've starting to move out of the rise and fall tendency of the last month or so. We may be able to maintain a further rise to the AGM. What happens after is a complete gamble on the update that will apear then of course, but anyone expecting bad news should not be in the shares come tomorrow week. I'll still be here and hoping to close out my account trade for at least 25p. Optimistic perhaps but not impossible.

ALTI have moved to 22-23p making the spread now 22.0-22.25p. No sellers taking the bait yet though.

Afternoon moneyman, I have an account with TDWaterhouse and subscribe to their ProTrader level 2 service. They charge depending on your trading level, for someone active like me it costs £50.00 per quarter (you need to average 25 trades a month to get this rate). But one well timed trade or improved margin (ProTrader uses more market makers to the spread can be tighter) can pay for that. http://www.tdwaterhouse.co.uk/youraccount/protrader.cfm

Typo, should have said doing, not roing :) And you 'paddle' a kayak, lol. I'm not convinced it's time to sell yet, although the quick profit is tempting. I think a correction is due to perhaps the low to mid 500s. Unfortunately you can just never tell, look at how we all felt RCG was heading back towards a sensible valuation and has now dropped down again. Have exited AU and VIY at a profit today, but will probably hold on to SOLA for now. Still plenty more buys than sells lined up on level 2, looking for that next break above 500p.

Even more frustrating that the share price continues to slide.