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PXC. Makes a break for it! now that the 13.5p resistance level has been breached. now watch this minnow with global aspirations rise to ever increasing highs. My major, and it is a major concern is the large number of issued shares, some 2Bn plus. I cannot believe that this company will not re-organise its share base in the future, despite the fact that the Company, in correspondence to me has denied that it, in view of all circumstances, will not do that. The rise in relative share price/market capitalisation/market share just does not add up. More upside is absolutely assured. Buy, but only if you want share price appreciation at a snails pace, but could hare along if a buyer, I can assure you they are queing up, appears. Buy Buy Buy Buy.

GTL. With the rise in non fossil fuel uptake. This share should do well in 2006, they are in a fast growing market, investing heavily in Illinois. Do not be too surprised if this tidler leads the way in ethanol based fuel production not in the immediate future but in years to come, the shares will rise with turnover and hopefully profits will follow. Heavy R&D and investment monies tied up but will come good. The USA may award GTL a grant for the development costs in its factory being built and also gives tax incentives to those companies delivery alternative fuels. This is growing on me.

YOO. With the news that Gala/AVAGO tie up with YOO, this is a great filip and boost to the shares which have been in the doldrums after the last flurry of good news. On the downside is that any benefits of the deal will not come through until late 2006. As lord Geldoff once said "we want the money, and we want it now" (said with an Irish twang).

RVD. If I was to make a tip for 2006, you could take a look at this. This is one of my my tips for 2006. With City Equities now holding 19M. It looks set to be held quite tight next year.

CBY. Like your phylosophical outlook on this, but have you had a chance to catch up on the RNS released earlier, I am sure you have, by your optomistic outlook, If you havn't, I may have just spoilt it. Good running with this one. You are braver than me here.

PRTY. Get that man a drink. For spot on predictions wotaloadofbull's posting 16th Sept @ 12.26 desrves congratulations. All the best.

PXC. The ceiling price looks stuck at 11.5p at the moment. With the shares trading above market sector P/E, consolidate until the next trading statement. With a consolidation continuing apace in an overcrowded sector, Pipex looks more vulnerable and exposed to a predator. Until positives come this way best just to hold and set a stop loss of 10p.

PTC. Goodmorning everyone. Hi Deano100. Something has come up during "due diligence", it would not be sensible to speculate what the hitch might be, anything, no matter what could stall a deal, there could be one of hundreds of reasons. If you are in and feel comfortable with the situation, continue with the ride, it gats the adrenalin pumping everytime. Half day trading today, so all the best, everyone have a good festive time, if not before, we will all exchange views, ideas, notes, reserach et al in 2006.

ICAC. With a largeish trade yesterday (has 147M ISC). And with the price up 50% pre opening session today, which will come back once the session today starts, it looks like this share will prove interesting today. Nut do your own research before throwing any money at this one. It is an extremely high risk play. not for widows, orphans or your pension monies.

PTC. It does not bode well, when uncertainty surrounds an already jittery positioned share. With the long year end recess and the "market" closed for a while, my feelings are that the Board may want to slip out more negatives in the hope that it gets absorbed and forgotten by the re-open. Whenever in doubt opt for a negative stance. Either way it looks depressing after so little promise.

MYA. For those who want to bring themselves up to speed with events. RNS 6th December under 2220V may help you make an informed investment decision..

PTC. The recent tie up has hit a snag. The board have not elaborated on the problem suffice to say they will report to shareholders mid February. It is not looking good.

MYA. By scouring the overnight stock prices and pre opening session prices. It becomes obvious which shares will lead to possible returns. There are those that you can be in and out for SPQR. There are those that try your patience. My concern is making a return on my investment, how I do that has been learned from experience in stock market watching, and bundles of research in stock market habits.

MYA. Neither did I. I make investments when opportunities present themselves. I buy and sell shares for a profit.

MYA. Taking profits. This almost caught me on the hop today, but sold half holding running the rest.

HHO. Not to be sniffed at. You beat the market hands down. It is a shame this one has gone the way it has. I am now looking/searching for more upsiders. I think I have homed in on a couple. I only wish this years' crop would all top out, I could then know what pot I have got to reap next year's potentials. Have a good festive season. Good hunting/investing in 2006.

EPO. Upping stakes to 6%. Read the full SP on this one an RNS released today gives full rundown

TGN. Director ups stake by 100K, not a lot but worth watching future developments. Always worth watching Directors' trades, signals future development.

HHO. To wayner, i know you got in at .85 but did you get out with a profit at say 4p or is that too much of a personal leading interference on my part. I hope you made some kind of profit from my postings. I would like to think my efforts were not in vain.

MYA. Spotting a pre opening session London Stock Exchange rise of .08p or 23.08% rise. Once the market opened this quoted rise fell away. During trading hours the price quoted has risen over 30%. Something is going on here. If the price returns to opening level, you might consider buying in for action, signals possible positive news flow on its way.