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ENK. Thanks to the weakness in the share price and a technical adjustment presented the opportunity to go into the market and pick up £50ks worth of cheap stock, like taking candy from a baby (if that is still pc). Tomorrow should prove an interesting trading session here.

ERX. As much as I understand what you are saying I accept your ADVFN observations. Fortunately, apart from a few unsavoury characters here, this site has not yet descended to the gutter, but it has come close, I now look forward to those renegades who descend here once in a while and get us going, only briefly mind, it is all in the nature of the game.

ERX. A lot of buys went through today at the top end of the range, bolstering a rumour, that gave some the chance to get out from their purchases made early to mid Jan. Sareum still hold a sizeable amount after Zyzzygig Ha ( or whatever they are called, sounds like something from the Spice girls) bailed out. Tomorrow the press will have got to the bottom of it and will report some justificaqtion, but my guess is that it is a damp squib. Not a single offering from BLLM has made good so why should this be any different (you have to look at BLLM to adjudge this yourself). But ERX has some good offerings, so do not chase the price but use savvyness to spot buy and sell signals. So far a buy in my book.

PEN. When a share price upticks 20% from kick off and never fluctuates all through the session, reminds me of my youth, when you had to kick the 33 1/3 vinyl record player ( for those too young to remember, a latter day CD player only bigger!). This share will be kicked and the sp will come back, hopefully because I want to get back in but not a rise of 20% on 17K shares traded. I will see what happens tomorrow's session and snatch an opportune moment to increase holding.

ENK. That would be a wise move to lock a few away into a defensive portfolio.

ENK. Hi cynic. Shame to whom? Which heavyweights have we missed out on? . I bagged three over 300%ers last week, HML brought home over 900% by buying in and out as I suggested, I am sure others did too!. I am not sure of the point you are making. I never buy shares over £1 but I trade shares over £1 once my lowly penny stocks perform well. I can give you a list of ex and current penny shares that are in the FTSE.

HML. Market sp has now settled down so todays volatility can be taken in the stride. Market Cap is a sensible £18Mns, so now would be a good time to buy in and there is a fifty fifty chance of the sp responding positively to further updates of the Us Co tie up. The downside will reach resistance at 4.5p over several trading sessions. No one will want to be left standing in the cold if, as it has been mooted, not by me, that there is £30Mns+ sales in the offing. A fund raising will be on the cards or a JV.

ENK. The sp has adjusted to the ISC being increased to 122Mns thus knocking the EPS and future PE, there is now 2Mns in the bank account, the new shares will rank pari passu with the rest and begin trading on 31st March so market enthusiasm has nothing to do with it, the sp fall is a technical correction in my book. Today's price has been adjusted to reflect this. The market will respond accordingly as and when the new funds get put to good use. The long term strategy with BHP is a fantastic tie up for the 2 Cos.

ENK. Raising £2mns by issuing stock at 35p to BHP Billiton, increasing sames's holding to 12%+. New shares will trade 31st March

CYH. This share has been a strong performer today, sp responding well to recent product uptake. More positive news regarding more licensed deals looks on the cards. This Co can hold its own against Trafficmaster et al.

FEI. Planning application approved to develop 72 apartments in Kilsyth. CEO states that this deal will start the ball rolling in delivering real shareholder value.. With the shares already up recently. There may have to be more news to come to support the current sp let along more upside, but a very positive long term investment. Market Cap is not on the toppy side either, but has well over 800Mns ISC this could restrict any large sp price rise.

PEN. Along with the recent cash windfall. PEN has won a £3.8Mns contract to supply the Ministry of defence training equipment at 4 RAF bases etc. This is a significant initial contract with others to follow.

KTS. Net assets £1.8Mns of which £1.716Mns cash. Holdings amount to 64.57% (95.5Mns) ISC, 52Mns available As at last Accounts reported. Market Cap £2.59Mns. So on the face of it looks undervalued.

KTS. GVIP has increased holding to 14.5% after buying up 2Mn ISC.

PROP Excellent call Sprattyken. Should benefit from Labour's policy of giving priority planning applications to development of brownfield sites as included in the Budget 2006.

PLY. selling to CB Phone ltd subsidiary, total cash funds £250K, after the disposal, will be used as a reverse takeover platform, any deal must be completed by 10th April 2007 under AIM cash shell rules, but will then have until 10th October 2007 to complete a deal or distribute funds to shareholders. An iffy candidate but could provide the a cheap route into AIM.

PXC. PXC will acquire Caudwell Communications (J Caudwell he of Phones 4U empire) Homecall which would include 343Mns of debt, but would give PXC access to a further 510K customers increasing its total customer base to 1Mns. PXC will also be undergoing an £80Mns convertible bond issue. This will certainly ellivate PXC into the big league.

MYA. With plenty of shares traded Friday some 15mns. This is one of many cash shells along with Netcentric (which require shareholders approval for deals), that will need to make a deal before 1st April, or will be suspended from the AIM register and ultimately delisted.

CPC. This Co is in dire straits. There was to be proposed at an EGM to seek members approval for an £800K bond issue to stay afloat, after that it was going to sell its Auditing/Investigation unit for £700K to Capcon ( A rival to CPC). However Capcon has gone in with a £1Mns offer to buy the whole Business. Await developments.

BLLM Mr Simon Bennett Chaired the meeting. Companies Act 1985 Section 282 (requires at least 2 directors), Articles of Association (ARTS) arts 108, 118 regarding sole directorship of public Listed Companies.