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PEN. This Co is soon to become very cash rich. By selling a property at well over its book value with the possibility of some further earn out provision in the contract. This Co will have money burning a hole in its pockets very soon. Quite a lucrative investment for the savvy investor.

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BLR. The recent Director appointed to the Board of BLR is also a current Director of Image Scan PLC et al. Info from current CV.

CDG. The trouble is we are all at the mercy of the MMs. But by buying in at NMS orders hopefully getting quoted prices, selling the whole lot at a later date in one hit, perhaps not getting the best price, at least you will be taking out the possibility of the price moving against you during the execution of your NMS sells should you decide to sell in packets of NMS chunks, particulary in a falling price situation. This MM situation is about to change as we will be able to trade electronically in AIM quoted prices in the near future eliminating MMs in AIM stocks altogether. This should improve things so I have been told.

CDG. If trades are placed otside normal market size and I get quoted a price, I go through some mental mental arithmetic to weigh up the out of normal price given and the extra cost involved in breaking up the deal into smaller packages and swallowing the additional fees, some pretty nifty mental agility is called for. It may well have been more convenient to buy in smaller packages and absorb the dealing costs but get the price quoted, then sell the whole lot at less than quoted price taking a hit then, but save on brokerage fees, at least that way you take out the uncertainty of having to break up the sell order.

BLR. Judging by what has just been footprinted on chaco site. Looks like Columbian prospects are getting some long overdue positive feedback. Maybe BLR will get some of this to rub off on them. Good volume trading today with a mix of 2:1 Buys:sells

CDG. Just looked at london stock Exchange CDG page. NMS is shown as 5000. Your broker should be able to place the deal of 40K bid, but you may not get 5.25p perhaps 5 or worse. When the trade went through at 40k offer, the price you got was probably worse than that being shown on the exchange. There should be no difficulty in executing a single trade of 40K, but at what price?

BLR. LSE indicates that those trades @1.4p were buys, however shaken by the 500k sell 1.25p. Future operational plans will become clearer in the near future when the Directors release an update, Chaco appears to be doing well in the same region and its share price has responded well to the positive news flow coming out of Columbia. A possible undervalued play. Institutional buying recently lends weight to exciting developments.

DGM. It could well be that those trades were crosses at the same price or may be returned later as combined T trades. But interesting none the less. Good obs

BLR. Director due back from Columbia this weekend after assessing drill operations. Drilling report will be released soon after.

TEG. This Cos shares have not yet even got out of the starting blocks. Councils are falling overthemselves to get hold of TEG's solutionsto waste disposal and recycling etc etc etc. Where there is muck there is brass.

DUN. Nottingham to Stanstead route effective 6th March is now worth a cool £3M over three years and is a further tie up with National Express.

CRC. An interesting RNS out today for those who are interested in commodity plays. This has been a good riser lately for those early birds who bought in some while back.

DGM. Re Tue 18.12. There is another RNS regarding holdings out today. These holdings have to be reported as the holders are connected persons pursuant to the listing rules. Just an observation, as we are not yet in an offer situation, the holdings recently announced are not down to this, they are because AIM rules insist that Directors and or connected people of the Company are obliged to report their holdings and changes. It may well be that some small holdings that come on the market may be traded off exchange hence the small volume trades being subject to an RNS, those are my observations. Hope this helps and or muddies the waters. Sticking with it.

BLLM. Further to footprint 9.14am 3rd Sept 2005. My observations have come to fruition. I am not saying that I take any credit for the current situation, but I lend my support to the current developments 100%.

BLLM. The end game has arrived. A section 368 Companies Act 1985 notice has been received, calling for an EGM to consider the resolutions that Mr Forrest and V Beamish be removed as Directors. New Board members will be proposed at the EGM. My support has always been on offer.

DGM. Those were the numbers being delivered up recently, my suspicion is that they will be worse than that. We have no idea what effect the recent troubles has had on the balance sheet, I would expect a major deterioration in shareholder funds and cash flow. I am hoping that the Directors do the right thing and let us know the worst case prognosis sooner rather than later, then we can move forward. It has been known for the market to be lulled into a false sense of insecurity, Directors sometimes let the market know of prospective poor figures, only for the market to perceive them as positive and not as bad as expected. I am penciling worst case scenario reported "losses" and an extremely damaged BS.

DGM. I am sure I am not alone in thinking that the impending numbers will be horrific. The profits will be slaughtered, the balance sheet dessimated by the fallout of lost orders/clients and the rest. But this should be factored in now, after all it is now common knowledge of the past troubles, in fact I am pretty sure the Directors will want to get everything front loaded now, because their jobs are on the line and theirs and our shareholdings and of course they will want to smarten the "shop" up just in case a prospective buyers looks in the window so to speak.

DGM. I first began buying into DGM back in around the last 1/4 of 2003, it caught my eye further, when the TIMES reported it as a rumour of the day story and then went on to list recent (then) client wins. But since then I have bought/sold a number of times. I follow in entirity the analysis of past events they are not in dispute, the shares were valued at 21p despite a weighty P/E so the market often over values shares until it goes pear shape, then the shares are savaged, that is par for the course. But to repeat and I accept, the shares have previously appeared to be expensive on an historic basis. But I am looking ahead, and it is the unlisted private sector that could well be looking to gain a cheap ready made entry to a listing, it is not unusual to find shares trading well above their true value, it boils down to, how much investors are willing to pay for shares. Future prospects appear to be improving, I am willing to give this Co a break and a second chance.

QAR. Supplying Hydrogen purifier to Indonesian hydrogen peroxide plant, providing peroxide to indonesian pulp and paper industry. No details of how this could affect coy financially, so this news is now in the price. Until financial terms released a hold for now.