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Worth taking a serious look at this Abdominal Aortic Aneurism researcher. With January's fund raising now absorbed and recruits to its trials almost up to the 160 number required by US trials regulations. Leaving LMT on track now to complete the requirement of trial numbers by June and then bring news of the Aorfix trial results to market soon after. With advantages over its rivals LMT should re-rate and a revaluation take place and the possibllity of a partner stepping up to the plate.

Kenneth Paul Furlong, has gone that extra mile and snapped up more shares, taking the holdings to 5.07%. These shares must be rated a recovery play?

After Moore Macro Fund,llp sold 11.1Mns shares to Montpellier Investment Management llp. A very significant shift in share ownership.

I believe this Co has the potential to rise head and shoulders above its peers. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2149426&source=RNS

This Co has proved to be a lucrative investment for traders and investors alike. News released after session close yesterday, BlackRock,inc has increased its holdings to 12.18 of the isc.

The stop loss of 6.5p is only a safety net at current price. I hope it will not be triggered. As I believe the fundamentals indicate shareholder value upside. AXM is an interesting Co, it has patented the AmmLeach extraction proces, but to date, I believe they use sulphuric acid in the leaching process and they specialise in Copper and Zinc, although I see no reason why Ni should not be included.

Finding new ways to treat ore can be a valuable strategy.Former London quoted lionOre with its ActivOx refining technology ended up in a bidding war. Russian Ni giant Norilsk beat Xstrata (XTA) with a C$5.8Bns deal in 2007. ENK is making progress with its leaching technology, applying it to projects owned by Rusina (RMLA) and Toledo Mining (TMC). The chinese are supporting ENK to the Nth degree. I personally have a target price of 23p, but possibly 28p and a current stop loss of 6.5p. I am going contrarian here and rate this stock a survivor amongst morribund rivals.

A marked upside in the share price of this gaming software specialist. If resistance at 25p can be cracked then moves to 41p and even 70p look perfectly achievable, for upside of at least 67%. Alphameric looks well placed to benefit from expected growth in the gaming sector, not least because in these times of recession the thinking is many will 2economise" and choose to stay home getting entertained by gaming! from the comfort of their personal computers. Share volumes have remained elevated as the price approached last summer highs of 25p. As this has now been breached then the shares should move to test strong resistance from previous support level close to 41p. The shares could then push on to test congestion close to 70p. Only if a drift to 19p the level of the golden cross made by the key 50- and 200- day averages 2 weeks ago, would recovery be called into question. A stakebuilder has arrive here recently.

Looks like to have cleared after the Friday 7.4Mns shares traded. This clears the way for more share price upside.

Citigroup has upgraded this Daily Mirror publisher stock to a buy, up to 90p citing the possibility of a rights issue to clear the debt mountain.

With 7mns shares traded Friday, this stem cell minnow looks verry vunerable to third party interest. Dementai stem cell research in rats is proving very successful. RENE could become a leader in its stem cell line field.

I wish you well with this new Premium service. To all fellow footprinters, I look forward to your words of wisdom and pointers to how Companies and the "market" is shaping up. GedW

The merry go around with EVOl BLUE WHI and DGT is starting to make me dizzy. Will they or won't they marry one day ? http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2148789&source=RNS

Back to square one and first round over, with this share after taking profits at 51p. But looks like levels reached pre potential bid announcement. These shares are alleged to be worth 48p appiece, so maybe time to churn those locked in profits and wait round 2. What s for sure a lot of smaller investments have been pulled out.

Hi boredmum. As the Co has excess cash over working cap requirements. It proposes to release the share premium account, and seeks authority from lenders/members. This will take time, but the Co has put a one year timescale on this.. The Company does not have sufficient levels of distributable reserves as at 31 December 2008 due to the fair value impairment of its investments in its subsidiaries. Therefore there is no final dividend declared for 2008. The Company will commence the process of seeking approval from shareholders to reduce its share premium account to enable future dividends and other distributions to be paid as soon as practicable. As an outcome of the Strategic Review, as soon as feasible and in any event within the next 12 months, Carpathian intends to make special distributions in aggregate of not less than 8 pence per share in cash to shareholders, subject to satisfactory discussions with the Group's lenders, and following the completion of the capital restructuring as described above

Rory Macnamara, Chairman of Carpathian, said: "The global macro-economic situation has made this a very challenging twelve months for the Group. The market dislocation has resulted in an unprecedented decline in underlying property values, caused principally by the unavailability of debt finance and investor liquidity and the subsequent macroeconomic challenges faced by countries in Central and Eastern Europe and elsewhere. "Notwithstanding these factors, we retain a substantial and diversified portfolio of retail assets in Central and Eastern Europe. With a cautious approach to the use of our cash, stabilisation of the capital base, continued co-operative discussions with our lenders and a focus on achieving value for shareholders over the medium-term, we are well placed to benefit from any improvements in our markets

Colter Ltd has snapped up 16.49% of the issued share capital, this represents some 3,562,890 shares. I would guess they have not persuaded someone to part with those shares for the good of their health!

Fiberweb announces that it is in advanced discussions with leading Brazilian spunbond producer Fitesa and Fitesa's parent company Petropar, concerning the establishment of a 50/50 joint venture focused primarily on the market for hygiene fabrics for use in diapers and feminine care products in the Americas. Such a joint venture would comprise Fitesa, the third largest producer of spunbond nonwovens in South America at its site at Gravatai, Brazil and all of Fiberweb's spunbond facilities in North America, specifically at Queretaro, Mexico and Washougal, USA, which together are currently the fourth largest spunbond producer in North America. Fiberweb believes that the joint venture would be the second largest producer of spunbond nonwovens in the Americas and would enjoy a leading asset and technology base with potential for further development. The Joint Venture plans to expand its operations in the US, through investment in new spunbond capacity.

Things look positive here!. Given the continuing turmoil in world credit and equity markets, it is clear that traditional capital markets cannot be looked upon to provide funds for development and expansion in the way they have done in the past. Accordingly, the company has decided that it should raise capital internally within the business, at least until markets improve, by selling certain assets to generate proceeds and to remove future development expenditure requirements. This disposal process involves the Breagh gas discovery in the North Sea, Longanesi in Italy and our Turkish assets, and is well underway. This activity, both in terms of amounts raised and the timing of receipts is critical to the business. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2146596&source=RNS

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