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I would be very surprised if the Board of ALk are not looking over their shoulders for a third party to come a tapping on them. With various parties taking control of 27.08% of the voting shares from a previous 16%. looks like their might be some "explosive" action developing..

Not much in the spectrum of things and will hardly send any ripples.... http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2114977&source=RNS

There was a lot of caution by the "City" regarding ENK, however, the tide has turned, and with ENK's unique extraction model will now benefit. The long drawn out forestry permit debacle lay heavily on the share price. And with future funding no longer an issue looks like all the building blocks are in place. The only dampners are that depressed Ni prices and climbing production costs. With the Chinese not only prepared to underwrite the funding, however this has not been ratified and could still flounder, but I do not think so, of the vast Caldag resource but it has contracted to buy the Ni output from late 2010. With Ni estimates of $6/lb, current $4.5/lb, whereas the Heap Leach technology costs around $2.10/lb. Net Present Value (npv) of Caldag is $207Mns representing some 40p/share, this does not take into account ENK's projects in the Phillipines and or Albania. Mark my words ENK will rebound and look undervalued and out of favour for now but will increase shareholder value looking medium term.

It certainly did and despite sceptic comment will continue to do so. But one must adopt a very risky contrarian attitude becuase the risk averse will try to persuade one from investing here. The future numbers and prospects speek volumes...

Hi rich12. How do you interpret this holdings announcement in the full spectrum of events? Should we be following suit or is it just another smoozes window dressing. How does this correlate with recent Corporate offering.. Is it positive or negative reagrading shareholdervalue and do you consider it increasing market cap ?

Yes I read the Reuters article. And here is a general synopsis of what this Company is about. http://www.co2storage.org.uk/ http://www.reuters.com/article/environmentNews/idUSN1052571320090310?feedType=RSS&feedName=environmentNews

There was a lot of caution by the "City" regarding ENK, however, the tide has turned, and with ENK's unique extraction model will now benefit. The long drawn out forestry permit debacle lay heavily on the share price. And with future funding no longer an issue looks like all the building blocks are in place. The only dampners are that depressed Ni prices and climbing production costs. With the Chinese not only prepared to underwrite the funding, however this has not been ratified and could still flounder, but I do not think so, of the vast Caldag resource but it has contracted to buy the Ni output from late 2010. With Ni estimates of $6/lb, current $4.5/lb, whereas the Heap Leach technology costs around $2.10/lb. Net Present Value (npv) of Caldag is $207Mns representing some 40p/share, this does not take into account ENK's projects in the Phillipines and or Albania. Mark my words ENK will rebound and look undervalued and out of favour for now but will increase shareholder value looking medium term.

Looks like a shift and a transfer of ownership going on. A discussion regarding Eastern European property markets has been "blogged" on members blogs recently. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2114637&source=RNS http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2114652&source=RNS

HiCollette. Excellent research and holdings spread across a mix of Institutional holdings. Full preliminaries and other data released. Carbon capture has been getting mixed reviews of late some arguing it is the way forward, others arguing that as the world economies slow down less pollutants are being emitted. But numbers here stack up.. http://miranda.hemscott.com/servlet/HsPublic?context=ir.access&ir_option=RNS_NEWS&item=103180146839964&ir_client_id=5220

Since positive news Feb. There has been some out of the ordinary share trades. My suspicions are the current Corporate news will increase market cap here sooner rather than later ..

Dwyka ("DWY") has a 48% holding in KIM. DWY has seen its share price reach new recent highs here. KIM has sold its interest and is now a sitting duck with the cash proceeds looking for a profitable new investment opportunity...

Since 18th Feb as has been reported here, things may not be as bleak as they could be, but churn profits and buy at current share price for some significant upside..

The significant thing about this holding is that it is a private company that has increased its holding from an undisclosable position to almost 5.4% representing 1.6Mns of the issued shares. The only reason for a private company taking a position is the possibility of a reverse offer being made somewhere down the line...

This was quietly slipped out yesterday. Barclays has a beneficial interest in 9.51% of the shares representing 13.326Mns of the issued share cap; And Mr S poulton owns 5.1Mns shares representing 3.64%.

Has a 100% interest in Muremera Ni project after securing $7.3Mns from BHP Billiton which will gain an interest of 10%. Partners are being sought to assist in the drilling programme.. Full spec released today..

Hi jetskier, thanks for the reminder. One of the earliest footprints 28th May 2008 I suggested MMS was undervalued, within two trading sessions following it flew from 3.48p to 6.1p/share. Then on 7th January 09 I waxed lyrical that MMS was a "dog" and the share price has since fallen from 3p to current 1.75. As usual all the caveats must be adhered to. Research research all possible investments. GL ATB

Ongoing talks... http://www.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&cb=1236927780&article=36859820&symbol=L%5ESRB

I believe that anyone tries to bark up the wrong resource tree here is in for a good hiding. Many have tried all have failed. Let's not try to balk the system. MMS is not going to succeed in the long term without support, so get to know who the friends are and the enemy and supporters.

Hi ancelloti. The Company has produced an interim report and the contents of which either jangles the money in your pocket to invest or it does not. Some folks out there ie Firebird/Passin still consider it worthwhile to invest a further £500k on top of their shareholder investment on a convertible loan basis for something that is miniscule in the full scope of things. If the Company had so much resource wealth, why did not lloyds stump up the dosh or why did not the bank extend credit facilities. After all this Co has had since 2005 to put into place contingent cash flows. PASSIN/FIREBIRD £500K cash injection is a bit to sudden and kneejerk for my liking. As an Accountant, the numbers do not stack up and the whole thing stinks!!!!

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