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FAO. Shares will be de-listed. But offeror Co pursuant to Part X111A of Companies Act 1985 et seq can compulsory buy remaining 10% if it already owns 90% of stock. The shares you see traded is merely a mopping up exercise.

BLLM. Nice surprise that nice little late RNS. 10.8 holding, do you think that they have bought that because BLLM will be their valentine tomorrow. If it is then it is champagne and roses, but do not get fingers pricked on the thorns. Something developing here ?

MOBS. Looks like Feb 15 may be this Cos little valentine, lets hope it is a red letter day for the share price

TDM. With the recent announcement of TDM to supply "PIMS" for the use in military vehicles, along with this and other recent contract announcements, the Co will deliver up interesting results next time around, the sp should respond let us hope that kevlared shares can deflect any market slings and arrows.

HML. Could the tide be turning for this drug discovery Co. We were promissed imminent news on the Koi vaccine test results. Just perhaps, the market is waking up to the potential of this stock, maybe.

CSH Heaveyweight JPMorgan move in on stock taking up 6.2% of isc.

LNG. Uni Super fund has been busy has declared a revised interest here.

DGM. Figures out later this year will be "broadly" in line with market expectations. Wow that is some confidence booster, don't you just love Corporate semantics.

ZYZ. Caught out in incestuous relations my post 18th Jan. BllM has its fingers in the pie here and SAR making a very poor cocktail, all very twee but connected somehow.

EXC. Returning to this messy one as there seems to be some rumours circulating resulting in a little strength. Going to rummage around and ferret about. Clusterbuck time.

TRX. A sorry mess indeed. Phyric victory if charges were brought. Still leaves Customers, Suppliers, Members being thrown out with the bath water and hung out to dry. I would freeze all Directors assets under Court order. Give them an allowance based on the "man in the street" not as a Co Director, they have shown themselves to be allegedly incompetent, let them wriggle and squirm, oh and seize there "Bermudian" et al other safe haven passports if they have them.

BLLM. Market Cap £1.5Mns. SAR MK £8MNs. CYH MK £11.33Mns BLLM has a slice of both CYH 8%, the situation with BLLM just does not stack up. Just maybe William Weston has future plans, after all he alleges he has an 8% slice of BLLM. Worth buying for the sheer fun of it. Longer term strategy here.

BLLM. I still believe this Co can be a go-getter with the right exposure. After all it only has 10Mns isc so any positive vibes will stimulate buying. Right now it has a stable full of hopefull investments but the trajedy is the Board cannot or seems not to be able to exploit its position. If SAR is as good as pundits say then by definition BLLM should reap the benefit of this, so why are there no institutional buying in either. The shining star, so far here, is Cybit

BLLM. Not sure of that but it appears to me BLLM cannot motivate its own analysts, but I bet BLLM was well represented at SAR yesterday, even so the SAR presentation has hardly sent a positive ripple anywhere so far. This Co needs a shake up sooner rather than later.

BLLM. There is nothing to be convinced of either BLLM continues to underexploit itself or gets rid of its investments turns into a cash shell and lets others manage this morribund outfit. SAR has turned out to be yet another damp squib all a load of tosh if you ask me, all hype no action, unless I am badly mistaken everything that is associated with BLLM turns to ashes like my investment.

BLLM. If Sar kicks off as it should based on the presentation recently, BLLM should respond positively, but usually it does not. Cybit another investee Co has progressed in leaps and bounds, but bllm's share price continues to be sluggish. This may change once we hear of Mr Desmond Wick's intentions for this investment vehicle.

INDY. East and West an investee Co of INDY reports that latest offerings include a prospect delivering up some 18% copper and 125.35 ozs/Tonne gold. Speculative but promissing

GTL. These shares show fair valuation based on what is known, however they do not reflect potential fair valuation on future prospects. Go back over 100's of footprints here to monitor developments. A stock of the future and should be in any green portfolio.

DCD. A potential £5.9Mns production windfall. Box TV owned by DCD has completed an agreement with the BBC for a production of Box'S biggest project to date. "The Last Enemy".

WHG. Allianz Cornill accounts for 3% of Issued share Cap or 1.22Mns shares; Universities Superann Fund Holds 1.4Mns as a result of a placing or 3.4% , and Eaglet Investments holds 2.8Mns or 6.87%, these shares held in the name of HSBC Global Custody Nominees Ltd. So far looking good.