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PTC. Are you 1005 positive that all the reported trades over the period were sells and 2ndl if FPMS wants to buy up shares there has to be corresponding sellers. FPMS do not have to declare their buys until the future.

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PXC. News that PXC has wone the NHS contract is good news. But like many Cos with large ISC hence large Market Cap the share price unresponsive even when 18m shares traded. I know of Companys that do not have 18M ISC. Goes to show all things are reletive. But I buy big time in this one.

PTC. Having let my investment in DGM take care of itself, waiting for events to unfold. I have turned my attentions to this. Formal property Management Services Lts have now a 7.69% or own 11M ISC. My belief is this is the opening shot which will eventually result in a reverse takeover.

DGM. There is nothing like a bit of inside knowledge. All round his house for drinks.

DGM. The market is now closed So for now it is watching the London Stock exchange for direction to see what they come up with. Good sport today!

DGM. Firstly there are only two types of takeovers. 1) Recommended. Bidder/Target Boards agreed offer terms 2) Hostile. Bidder/Target cannot agree terms but Bidder makes a bid anyway. Once an approach has been made to the Directors/Board of the Target Co. They have to, with the legal team, send an Offer/Circular document iout to the shareholders/members outlining the offer terms and normally give an opinion on those terms. There is a strict timetable to be adhered to as laid down in "The City Code" Shareholding milestones; 3% to 14.99% sunstantial holding declarations, 15% to 29.99% Substantial acquisition rules kick in, A Bidder can pounce at anytime here on in. 30% mandatory Offer kicks in whether the Bidder/Target likes it or not Bidder has to offer to buy up the remaing Target shares. These follow a strict FSMA timetable (Oulined in offer circular) £30% to 50% not quite there but the Bid proceeds 51% to 90% cracked it (All conditions in offer document satisfied) Remaining 10% can compulsory bought up pursuant to companies Act 1985, they would be worthless anyway no one would buy them off tou except the Bidding company. But you surrender them on terms that were offered to everyone else. This is an extremely brief overview. Please do not request further detail, we could be here all year. Suffice to say, if you have or can get your hands on an Offer document, it is all in there.

DGM. If this gets put to bed today and with Interests rates held unchanged today this could be a double delight. But we may be kept waiting for the bride/queen to turn up and check mate the prey.

DGM. Great footprinting. I for one cannot wait for this to be polished off. I can then move onto my other plays, and concentrate my efforts on the best of that bunch.

GTL. There is a huge press/media presentation by the "green car/motor bike" industry kicking off today, promoting green fueled motors. This promotion is a direct benefit to GTL that produces the stuff. I do not hold shares in GTL.

DGM. No is the answer, but they could do if a bid was announced or some other reason why there was unusual or uneccesay share price volatility. IT IS NOT A DECISION TAKEN LITELY AND IS RARE, but it is in the Directors' armoury. PUT SUSPENSION OUT OF YOUR MINDS.

DGM. I am surprised by the 1/4 ppoint fall this morning, as the pre-opening price indicated a 1/4 point rise. I am surmising that feelers were put out regarding Bid/Offer prices yesterday or early today. And it is in the interests of any would be stake buider to have the price drift. Whether this happens here remains to be seen. But if I were stakebuilding it would be very tempting. The market will not and does not build into the share price any intentions from a predator until the prey is pounced upon. If DGM IS and it is a big IS a takevoer target the Board of I-Spire will be locked in prelim negotiations with the Board of DGM, they will be thrashing out possible terms before any approach is made which may may not lead to an offer being made for the outstanding shares, again it is a big IF this turns into bid approach situation. But the longer time passes the nearer we get to knowing one way or another.

DGM. There is nothing you have missed. Everyone has covered all bases. It looks like the Comet/et al have been discounted and all publicly available info should, by efficient market theorists, be in the share price for now. This leaves the one outstanding issue I-Spire, the former Glenchewton Co, which changed its name to I-Spire then had its shares suspended for not deliverying up accounts on time. The balance sheet at the time, according to my research looked quite healthy, but with the passing of the years I would not like to hazard a guess as to what is there now. We will have to wait for the situation to unfold. But unfold it will.

DGM. The Definition websites or FSA can't tell it like me. I interpret it, they only define it.

DGM. The power of share suspension is with the Directors. Look to LGB for a recent example or go to the many web sites or pundit mags that list recent suspensions and the reason given for doing so. I was merely qualifying the possible future direction that the share price of DGM could go non of this is written in stone, it is a part of the equation of share investing, but I can sometimes second guess the next move, from experience, I am not for one moment suggesting that the Board of dgm will follow this course I was merely pointing out it was an option.. But seens I was asked to qualify an alleged jest I felt it prudent to qualify my observation. In answer to your footprint I do not know. But I have contingency plans in place for all eventualities. With regard to my Investment in the event of a suspension, there would be nowt I could do, except go with the flow, until the Shareholders ultimately vote on the Companys future or the Directors/LSE decide to lift the suspension on terms to be agreed.

DGM. Just to follow up on my last footprint. If I was to ignore the "Rules of Combat" with regard to sharedealing, then I have missed 90% of the investing fun. I never will underestimate the powers of the Board ie Directors as they hold the future Direction of the Companys' in their charge in their hands that I invest in, but I hold the power, in part as a shareholder along with other shareholders, to oust them if the Company does not perform appropriately, hence substantial shareholdings rules etc etc etc.

DGM. No Joke These are the FSMA Listing Rule provisions; Listing Rule 1.15 Listing Rule 1.17 Listing Rule 1.18

DGM If the board feel that there is an unorderly market in the shares, or unusual share price movement, or for any other reason, they can instruct the london Stock Exchange to suspend trading in the shares, bearing in mind the recent postings regarding lost contracts etc. I never joke about Directors' powers.

DGM. Now that i have seen all of todays trades this can go for ways. Sideways, Down, up or suspension. The Directors of DGM are in no doubt aware of I-Spire and its holding. they will also be acutely aware of the increased holding. The Chairman has been left in no doubt of my recent concerns regarding the alleged leaked detailed information regarding client dealings, and I have been given personall assurance that I am not in possession of privilaged inside information, And I have followed this co for quite a while. I am keeping a steely position on this for a little while longer, in fact i am of the buying fraternity.

DGM. Looks like I-Spire dis not pick up anyone elses substantial holding last week despite the coincidental share numbers bought. I will assume then that there are over 30% of the shares tightly held. Nothing happening today just bread and butter stuff. I await and see how I-Spire deal, pardon the pun, with its 20%+ holding. It must have increased its shareholding for some reason, which has not yey become apparent but will eventually manifest itself.