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There is no harm in locking 100% profits after the run up from around 2.75p. A profit is a profit when banked, and further upside is a bonus. As a shareholder I lock in hard cash, and run profits and or churn easy profit. Nothing is ever left to chance in my book!

The sp having fallen from day's highs suggests locking profits was a wise choice. Run remainder at no profit. Churn profits on weakness or run remainder for pure profit. This is still a medium to longer term investment as fleet buyers mull over the best alternative for their fleet vehicle Capital Expenditure, these things take time to mature. All other comments of mine ceteris paribus GL ATB

There are several numbers of shares being traded "off book" where the market has not shown the transactions, but careful scrutiny of "OK" trades normally indicate a stakebuilding situation and those trades to be declared later, the reasoning behind these is not to arouse suspicions amongst less informed market users.

There are several numbers of shares being traded "off book" where the market has not shown the transactions, but careful scrutiny of "OK" trades normally indicate a stakebuilding situation and those trades to be declared later, the reasoning behind these is not to arouse suspicions amongst less informed market users.

Those that followed me in at 3p can lock in 100% profits by selling half of one's holding, run remainder at no cost as all dealing costs and stamp duty covered by rise. Medium to long term the future looks on target to deliver up substantial shareholder value. Possibility of churning profits on weakness. Rich pickings to be had on other lucrative stocks that have the potential to deliver up shareholder value.

Clarification of Steven Hancock's 53.6Mns share dealings 6th Oct.Mr Steven Hancock, a Director of the Company, transferred his entire shareholding in the Company from an SVS (Nominees) Limited account to a Pershing Nominees Limited account.Mr Hancock's interest in the Company therefore remains unchanged at 53,562,125 ordinary shares, representing 7.3% of the Company's issued share capital.

This company is attracting a lot of interest. Formerly Ramco Energy. In its new guise is courting the Government agency for lucrative contracts. Might be well worth taking a position. Brokers suggesting £1.70/share. Some background material http://www.seaenergyrenewables.com/seaenergyrenewables/vision-mission-goals.html

Now we know why the Directors have been keen to buy into SNS recently.Announces that the US Army has renewed its annual electronic signature enterprise license support with Silanis Technology Inc. ("Silanis"). The Army Audit Agency has validated that the use of electronic signatures is expected to save the US Army $1.3 billion every year once the Army Publishing Content Management System ("APCMS") is fully implemented. This initiative is aimed at transforming US Army operations by eliminating paper from forms-based processing.The US Army first began integrating Silanis' electronic signature solution as part of the APCMS in 2005. In addition to the substantial cost-savings, the solution helps to keep US Army personnel out of harms way by eliminating the need to send convoys into hostile territories in order to obtain authorization and signature approvals. This can now be completed electronically from anywhere in the world. 2,400 of the most critical Department of Army forms are being digitized and made available to more than 1.6 million users. Fully deployed, this will represent the largest e-signature and e-forms deployment in the world.

Appointment of Michael O'Donnell as the Group's full-time Finance Director with immediate effect.Michael O'Donnell BSc, ACA, (aged 48), a Chartered Accountant has worked as finance director for the past 15 years with a range of public and private organisations and has a strong record in delivering significant operational growth, both internationally and across a number of sectors.Michael has acted previously as interim financial director for Presentation Services Ltd, the outdoor media and events group, and as financial director for A Novo UK Ltd, the £30m turnover UK subsidiary of the French quoted Telecoms Group. He was also previously group financial director for CW Group Ltd, a London/New York-based publishing house, which he was headhunted to join from Profile Pursuit Group Ltd, London/New York-based publishing house. Prior to that Michael worked at Baker Tilly for 10 years.Mr Odonnels's proven record of building and managing profitable businesses and his familiarity with the stock market and its requirements, alongside his M&A and due diligence experience, will be a real asset to Wren as we seek to further grow the business and accommodate an ever-increasing and ageing population. Another piece of the jigsaw coming into place. This high profile Director should make the market rethink its strategic valuation and profile of this up and coming retirement home provider just as others have been on the receiving end of bids recently.

This footprint that I have copied and pasted from a fellow member says it all really. They have not got a fecking clue and are more pre-occupied with form rather than substance. Those type of footprinters are doomed to failure! oldtramp Posts: 742 Opinion: No Opinion Price: 5.50 ECVToday 16:27 Have to say the ECV Website is one of the worse i have seen http://www.ecocityvehicles.com/ although the KPM one looks a bit better lol

Those fleet buyers are being courted today with a demonstration as a prelude to a massive launch and marketing launch today. Eco City Vehicles Plc ("ECV" or the "Company") is pleased to announce, as the next stage of its planned growth strategy, the arrival of its first Series Hybrid Truck. The Company has signed Heads of Terms with Veicoli Ecologici Metropolitani (VEM) of Italy for exclusive distribution in the UK and Ireland. The Company has converted a 3.5 Ton Mitsubishi Canter Fuso to run on electric propulsion backed up by an on-board LPG generator. The vehicle, believed to be the first of its type in Europe, is capable, with a full charge of batteries backed up with 25 litres of LPG, of completing circa 200 km with a one ton payload.

All the "puff" on the general thread has missed the point with regard to the future direction of this Co, which is onwards and upwards, but they have concentrated on the sp rise without recource to the reasoning behind the rise. Traders can sell at current levels and buy back on weakness, Investors can hold onto investment and ride the upward trend for massive future gains. So far no banana skins that I can see.

Looks like the unveiling of the 3.5Tonne Mitsubishi Canter truck has gone well today. Orders should now start to flood in

This is the second major disaster within twelve months to hit this accident prone site.Announces that a small, isolated fire occurred at its ethanol production facility in Illinois USA, operated by its subsidiary Illinois River Energy LLC (IRE), during its regular maintenance shutdown. No injuries occurred and there was no environmental impact, as the fire was quickly extinguished. More than half of the plant's production capacity was unaffected, so does that mean that just less than half was affected by the fire, and is expected to resume operations post maintenance, as planned. Some equipment damage occurred on the remaining portion of the plant, the extent of which is currently being ascertained. An update, with associated restart timing, will be provided once additional information becomes available.Any damaged equipment and/or business interruption is expected to be covered by IRE insurance policies, which will take a few months to assess and sort out. This is not looking good.

The first half of the current financial year has been characterised by a significant increase in orders for Byotrol products. This trend has continued through to the end of the half year product sales for the six months ended 30 September 2009 will be in the order of £1.5m (£0.2m for the comparative period). There was an additional one off license payment of £450k bringing total revenues to approximately £1.9m as compared to £0.4m for the same period last year.The eight fold increase in activity levels has also been reflected in an increased working capital requirement and the Board has taken steps to address this. As at 30 September, the Company had cash of £1.6m.

New contracts coming in thick and fast. Will not be that long before this Co achieves the recognition it richly deserves... http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10218059 http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10219871

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10190825

The net assets of the Company as at 30 June 2009 were £70.8 million, giving a net asset value per share of 96.9 pence, a decrease of 8.2 per cent. from the net asset value as at 31 March 2009. The Company has made two additional pre-IPO investments since it reported its final results on 15 July 2009. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10217160

Thankfully STBR are not totally dependent on social housing policy, but has a diverse engineering structure. Profits this year will certainly dwarf those reported at 31st March 2008, exceed those for 31st March 2009 as a result of businesses captured on the cheap over the last 15 months or so. The sp has not priced in prospects, albeit the number of issed shares has now risen to 743Mns after recent fundraising. My guess is that it would be suicidal and foolhardy for the Government of the day and the ones that follows to scrap signed contracts without incurring the wrath of penalty clauses, and harm the very people those contracts are in place to protect. http://www.southernbeargroup.com/announcements/SB%20Results%20announcement%20August'09.doc

STBR has a lot of catching up to be done to match Eagas's steller performance. http://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChart.asp?sharechart=EAGA&share=eaga