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Small-cap focus: Oil and gas groups see signs of recovery - https://www.ft.com/content/0277835e-fc46-11e7-a492-2c9be7f3120a via @FT They rate Amerisur and so do I.

Agreed and Tesla 3 production rates in the toilet but the business is worth more than Ford!

http://www.lse.co.uk/AllNews.asp?code=9soiqf42&headline=TOP_NEWS_AstraZeneca_Gets_Approval_For_Fasenra_And_Lynparza_In_Japan More good news yet the sp is sub �50! We deserve to be taken over by the Americans at this price its cheap.

The vital statistics are a good enough reason for me to buy and hold. Yep some possible issues like security and political interference to consider but I cannot think of a commodity share that does not have similar threats. For some BP is the first choice because of the safety of going with the herd. For me Amerisur is a growth punt so for the risk I would hope to see sp multiplying over the next three years.

Slipped another 1000 in at start of trading for sub 215 p and here is why: http://www.lse.co.uk/sharecast-news-article.asp?ArticleCode=26951815&ArticleHeadline=HSBC_pays_US_settlement_after_frontrunning_forex_fraud Cairn should see some compensation from HSBC, the Indian Gov tax case possibly resolved in 2018, the sp down 7% in a week and lastly rumours about Senegal and BP. DYOR but this is not one I lose sleep about.

On the money. Electric vehicles will only take off when the infrastructure is in place. At present the UK Power Grid would collapse if two million car drivers started re charging at the same time 5 days a week

Why not buy Tesla shares and get rich quick?

Hi, just purchased 2000 for under 216 p which I think a good deal. Left a while back to invest in something else, Amerisur which is doing OK but remain an admirer of CNE and expect good news in 2018 and a share price which reflects its value of closer to 270 p.

Energy Fuels and Ur-Energy Jointly File Section 232 Petition with U.S. Commerce Department to Investigate Effects of Uranium Imports on U.S. National Security https://seekingalpha.com/article/17048320?source=ansh $UUUU Last gasp effort to get Trump to help whats left of the US mining industry.

When I scrapped my C5 estate because the diesel particulate filter (screw the EU for their bright ideas) had given up for the second time the car was exported to Africa....DPF, cut out, engine re mapped and good for another 100,000 miles! For the record around Sandbach I have only found one new ish house with a car re charging point built in.

Bought in yesterday because I believe Saudi Arabia about to implode.

http://www.hl.co.uk/shares/share-research/201801/william-hill-continued-momentum Sold a third to secure some profits from the last 12 months.

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-01-14/prince-alwaleed-moved-highest-security-saudi-prison-after-refusing-pay-6-billion?page=5#comment-11001314 A Saudi Prince dies in custody after being tortured by foreign mercenaries working for the Ruler. A military counter coup is launched by disaffected family members and Saudi Arabia descends into chaos. Oil prices go through $100 in the blink of an eye as Saudi stops pumping?

More selling than buying by small investors since the uptick. We need some news from Plexus to work out where the company is going in 2018. At present, it is business as usual with cash from the sale of the jack up business due this year.

Not that I could see. But I did post a while back pointing out that US investors were keen to buy into UK biotech so Vaccitech part of that momentum and yes its possible a foreign buyer, possible a sovereign wealth fund will grab a chunk of OXB.

So why would a small investor trust an accountant if they are able to mislead us when presenting accounts or when acting as auditors fail to recognise fraud and dishonesty?

Well I held my shares and just added another 5,000 at 9.67 something ish. Happy with that but then I am here for the longer term and good luck to those below who have taken profits. Re news, The Times would not have added OXB to their tips for 2018 without having done their homework. What would reassure The Times? Novartis?

http://www.lse.co.uk/FinanceNews.asp?code=dixod10z&headline=US_FDA_approves_expanded_use_of_AstraZeneca_breast_cancer_drug More positive news, not world shattering but useful.

http://www.world-nuclear-news.org/RS-NRC-agrees-NuScale-SMR-needs-no-back-up-power-1001184.html While SMRs may not be as efficient as large scale plants the simple and fail safe technology is reassuring and they do not just produce electricity. I view them more as 21st century combined heat and power plants.

As predicted a bit of profit taking at around 80p. Plexus will reward the patient shareholder.