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TDW have just automatically sold any existing holdings of TXO held in ISA's. I was sitting on a massive loss that would never turn around so not so worried, just wondered how much of the sales quantitiy this would make up for today. They have still not responded to me as to why they would not buy them earlier in the week after they first said they would and the trade was executed. I may switch to iii are their charges the same £12.50/trade and no additional fees?

Games Workshop Group PLC announces that the Board has today declared a dividend of 16 pence per share. This will be paid on 20 March 2015 for shareholders on the register at 20 February 2015, with an ex-dividend date of 19 February 2015. The last date for elections for the dividend re-investment plan is 27 February 2015.

The oil price droping will not have helped this share or the green power agenda as companies usually only adopt green tech when there is a commersial benefit to do so. My strategy for this share in the long run is that it gets the tech rolling out to customers and is then consolidated into a larger player either a green co or a power company. But lets be fair we are all likely to have to wait 5-10 years for this to come good. OldFool13 this may not be the share for you, you should be derisking you portfolio in your golden years.

Once the competition commission has approved the sale of the Dairies division this share should be ripe for a takeover, possibly one to hold until then (Oct/Nov). It has a good dividend so should be too much risk involved if it doesn't come off?

Does anybody have any good reason to remain holding this share, excl the Dividend which will have pressure put on it because of poor results and adverse exchange rates?

Great update. CCE should look to up its share in REDT (if it can), this would be a great use of its cash and has great potential longer term. It may cost quite a premium but would indicate confidence and would show the market how much this business unit is really worth.

Just bought in here. The share price looks to have crept up, but the dividend is good and looks sustainable. GLA

It was silly to ask for cash at 4p when people would have gladly paid more, but hopefully that is now behind us and will not happen again.

This share is now back to where is should be and has a positive future ahead.

A few moves here today, does this mean that people are getting confidence that the dividend is more sustainable?

I see that DCG are due to drop out of the FTSE 250 and into the Small Caps, the £3.50 estimate may come true, but if it does I'm buying in, one to watch.

Hi OGB, It was all good with these shares (I have been holding since Jan 12) they held up well during the recession (due to consumer loyalty) and paid a cracking dividend (which is the main driver of the good share price). The recent knock was becuase share holders through that due to poor operating performance the divi would be at risk which was then swiftly dealt with by the 20p divi announcement. If operating issues can be stabalised then the share price will continue to grow back to +20% from the current position. The main worry for me is the strategic direction of the business. They do not appear to be moving quickly enough with modern times and modern consumers: - Their books are not on kindle (or any other e-reader) - They are not proactively managing the worries around 3d printing replacing their products - They are not interacting with their consumers in the right way e.g. focusing on video clips to build characters, , films, facebook, twitter, etc..... Their products are only going to seem more expensive without the advertising support. Imagine 3D printing a Space Marine commander with your head and printing him up ready for battle. So not a conclusing 'buy' recommendation but I am still going to hold for a while longer.

Just bought a small amount here, fingers crossed the note that Woodford has this share in his new portfolio will drive some additional interest and buys. I like the company and the longer term view.

I have asked to more than double my share in the recent offer, have been looking to increase my holding for a while. I imaging that its going to get oversold and we will all get trimmed back though.

With good cash generation and possible special divi's / acqusation strategy when do you think that a re-entry to the FTSE100 would be possible?

I have held this share for a good while as it has a loyal following and loads of future opportunity. I believe the board are a little stuck in the past at the moment, models will not sell forever we do not want them to make the HMV / Blockbuster mistakes. They need to evolve faster to understand the way that consumers want to interact with their brand. It frustrates me why in they have not launched their books on kindle as an easy win or start to create a digitalised character behind the brand. They get trading bounces from films like the Hobbit but have as yet not been successful in creating their own digital films / clips or pushing for more interest e.g. via YouTube or Facebook. I have seen one digital film and liked it and the clips that come out with games are awesome and should be expanded upon. The more people can immerse themselves in this brand the better it will be for sales, and the followers want to engage. Come on Games Workshop get your finger out. Rant Over

Some hefty buys going through in the last couple of days, and back to back days of upwards trends, is something expected here?

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304520704579126683883529364 Articles are starting to filter through that Asia has been oversold. (Example attached)

AGM Statement Camco Clean Energy plc ("Camco Clean Energy" or the "Company" or "Camco") is holding its annual general meeting today in which the Chairman, Jeff Kenna will provide the following update on its activities to shareholders attending. "Camco Clean Energy's focus on accelerating its clean energy business activities in North America and Africa is starting to gain traction. We are confident the Company's discrete businesses will deliver as our continued hard work pays off." USA · Camco's Jerome biogas facility of 4.5MW alongside the pending acquisition of its Twin Falls facility of 2.1MW brings the Company's biogas portfolio to a capacity of 6.6MW. The Twin Falls acquisition, which is subject to our control, is now expected to complete in Q4. This demonstrates the Company's expertise and credentials in the North America biogas market and provides a base platform for growth. The Jerome facility continues to meet its monthly power target. · The Californian carbon market is pending the issuance of its first offset credits. The Company has 12 projects listed with the California Air Resources (CAR) Board pending issuance, comprising 260,000 tonnes. Upon issuance by ARB of offset credits this will provide the company with important cash flows from its US carbon business Africa · Camco has been awarded a $1m development agency project funded by USAID to accelerate the development and deployment of clean energy solutions for increasing agriculture productivity in Tanzania and Benin. This initiative will result in 50 village grids - or energy service companies - supplying power in their communities from biomass agricultural waste. · The South African government has announced the schedule for the Small IPP Procurement Program with the first round of projects to be submitted in October 2013. The company has previously announced it has signed a land lease option on a 5MW project which it will submit in the first round and also has under development a further 20MW pipeline of similar size PV projects. REDT · Camco is pleased to announce that its subsidiary* REDT UK Ltd. passed in June 2013 the first selection phase of the Energy Storage Technology Demonstration Competition organized by the UK Department of Energy & Climate Change ("DECC"). This phase involved a feasibility study for a 1.2 MWh storage system in Scotland. · REDT's pilot system in the UK has performed for the last year as expected, with a proven round-trip efficiency of > 75%. REDT's vanadium flow battery is designed to provide long duration, low cost, scalable and environmentally recyclable storage. China Carbon · Despite the continued low carbon price environment our team continues to deliver some cash flow from its CDM and VER portfolio. The company has also commenced trading activitie

After such a short time this is already one of the biggest percentage gainers in my portfolio, shame I only put in £560. Well even if the fundamentaly are good, AIM is still a gamble. GLA Also purchased AFC today, but need some good new news there.