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Taking profits on any further rise, but unfortunately momentum rises are not being held in the current market restraints. So take early profits and cover costs buy in on any firther waekness.

In its previous guise as an investment Co, this coal player is perhaps in a period of transformation to a gold miner at its Australian AGD operated Costerfield nine. But more significant is its coal prospects with a 100% holding in Western Canadian Coal International, valued at £300mns (Sept 08), 50% holding in Energybuild (EBG), and 43% holding in Western Coal Corp. With commodities playing up and the current economic downturn is directly impacting here. But with coal increasingly becoming the fuel of choice. CBM should recover well. Junes production has already been contracted. Let the dust settle here and reap the rewards after buying in on any further weakness. This is very much an underresearched Co with good potential. Workings include Gauley Eagle, Black Pearl, Lower Muddlety, Nant Y Mynydd et al.

With Standard life increasing holdings to over 11% for longer term gain, this stock may well now have a recovery setting in after recent overeaction. Recovery in share price a distinct possibility, worst case scenario was £2/share we have reached that now and a run up to most analysts price target is due to set in.

Both the Chairman, Martin Brooks, and Chief Exec, Richard Kellett-Clarke have been buying up stock, MB 300k at 10p each, now holds some 3mns isc, and RKC 1Mns at 9.1p each, and now holds some 5.5mns isc. Final numbers are due 31st October, so maybe, just maybe, these purchases and previous institutional buys are a clear signal that the results will be a good clean set of numbers. With a client base that includes Local Authorities accounting for over 70% of income, and with an I T spend budget of over £4Bns. Plantech has bedded in well, and with near £5.5Mns in cash, IDOX is well positioned to do rather well inspite of the current economic climate. Looks like buying shares at the current levels may prove to be a wise decision.

Due to the rising cost of maintaining an AIM listing. CPNR plans to delist its shares, but will retain its listing on ASX. Farewell old friend, been good the ups and downs.

Discussions have been terminated.... That is the quickest possible takeover denial I have come across.

In talks with Daniel Stewart regarding a possible early stage offer talks.

I am as cheery as larry, it is this share price that needs cheering up, there is nothing new released since the last RNS that has not been reported here over the years, just go back over the footprints if you have time. What is out there so far is in the share price, what we need is some good momentum share buying by private investors. When this share price reaches and goes beyond is alleged true value, then we can all celebrate. The Minesite is of course a great starting point for "newbie" investors. GL ATB

It was reported back in June that the scoping study would be released Early 3rd 1/4 2008. Having followed this stock since float. The scoping study will have to go some way to convince the sceptical market that the $Bn resource exists and it's commercial viability. No-One knows for sure what the scoping study contains, but this stock either flies or sinks. MMS has nothing else going for it other than the Tunisian permits. All current rendetions of what MMS is about and its expectations is a regurgitation of recent RNS releases. Minesite.com can only speculate like the rest of those watching, and yes a gloss has to be put on the scoping study as that is what we have been led to believe. The point is, this Co has a knack of untimely reporting. Yes with its rather large tightly held institutional holdings and lack of liquidity, MMs share price can fluctuate widely. With a market cap of only £1.7,mns and an alleged resource approaching $Bn, there is something that does not quite add up here, you would have thought the share price would be flying by now, after all the scoping study has to confirm if not better the JORC report for MMS to deliver up shareholder value, and so far the sp has done diddly squat except disappoint time after time. The "city" so far has not built into the sp any resource recognition here.

This Co has the habitual annoying habit of reporting expected news at the last minute and late on a Friday afternoon. Despite the alleged prospects, this share looks like it is going no-where fast. Lead and Zinc, like most other metals, has fallen out of bed, so I cannot see MMS bucking the trend. It will have to take something spectacular to bolster these shares and hold momentum.

This Co formerly called Bits, is just that now, in bits, it has ceased all trading and made all employees redundant, hos not enough to pay creditors so will probably bring in the administrators. Nothing will be forthcoming to the members.

Have been issued at an exercisable price of 18p/option to two Directors who each take up 250k each. These options are not exercisable until after the 3rd anniversary and it is a condition that all performance related conditions have been satisfied. These options increase the personal holdings of those Directors.

By buying up 100k shares to take his personal holdings to 14.88% or 19.82mns of the isc. Is this windowdressing or is there some ulterior plan to increase shareholder value ? maybe like its offerings could the Director be looking after his future's old age perhaps.

Will de-list from AIM on 18th Nov 2008. Will retain a listing on TSX though. Au Revoir dear friend, it was fun making money from your ups and downs !!!!!!.

The criteria for receiving the divi, is that any share purchases must be on the share register 24th October, payout is 25th Nov.

Has been signed with one of the largest independent "bookies" Mark Jarvis, taking ALM's S-POS+ system into its 73 shops installation will take place between Nov 08 to Jan 09.

Is groverton et al about to flex their muscles and cash in on their recent buying spree on the cheap, looks like it in view of the late session rally. In for the rollercoaster ride.

Could be a wise move to follow suit, after all, who is best placed to see the future direction of the Co and share price better than the Directors. Those trades at 18.94p were Directors buying in and increasing their holdings. I firmly believe these Directors know when a bargain is to be had. Well over 30% of the stock is now firmly controlled. This stock has been undervalued for some time, maybe, just maybe these Directors hold the keys to unlocking shareholder value.

Wiped out here which proves the importance of setting stop loss when a share price is riding a trend. At around £3.80 stop loss set at a generous £3.20, easily breached. However there is still some unrest and unsettled share price as the price of copper along with other commodities comes under reducing prices as the world economies, particularly those former rising stars China India South Africa et al retract. There is no doubt that there will be a resurgence as those economies and the more developed ones rise from the downturn ashes, so for now this bombed out share looks fair value 70p/share looks to be a reasonable entry point as most of the institutions have no money to invest at the current levels. CRC was the perenial takeover target, but those interested are staying away for now.

Successfully tested and completed, results are consistent with estimates used for development planning, additional upside potential in lower reservoir. Sterling Resources Ltd listed on Canadian stock exchange (TSX ticker SLI) were up 30% overnight, these are the East Breagh operators.