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Encouraging news from Galaxy. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10821902

And that 10000 trade at 09:28:37 was my buy, not a sell!

And I now have a card up my sleeve!

Thanks so much for answering the question I raised on the BEM board last week. You may like to know that you were the only one that did, which surprised me, as I expected readers of that board to have other opinions. I'm happily invested here, but showing a loss at the moment. I'll raise funds next month from my more profitable investments and top up on those which have not yet delivered the goods! VML, ECR, and ATC will be on my shopping list.

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10818687

Great posts, greatly appreciated.

It was an "Ordinary Trade Delayed Publication". Could have been a buy, or sell, but why publication was delayed is as much of a mystery to me as it is to you.

Looking on the positive and realistic side, the quotation below is taken from the Telegraph article. "The world has 442 reactors, with 65 under construction. They generate 372 GW, covering 13.8pc of global electricity. The share is higher in the rich world: France 75pc, Belgium 52pc, Ukraine 47pc, Korea 35pc, Japan 29pc, the US 20pc, and the UK 18pc. In China it is just 2pc. Output is expected to double over the next 20 years as the rising powers play catch up. Nuclear reactors are a core part of the supply mix needed to meet explosive demand for power from the industrial revolutions of China and India." I think the phrase "explosive demand" is not meant literally!

This may restore your confidence. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/summary/company-summary.html?fourWayKey=SG9999004659GBUSDAIM

I agree entirely, but I'm sure this anomaly appears with other shares which are not quoted in proper money!

LSE are quoting these in US$. The 16.50 would more likely be US$1650, which roughly equates to the £1100 I spent.

I just attempted a dummy buy on RBS (TDW trading platform) and was informed that: "No firm quote is available for your order electronically. You can send this order for us to trade without a price limit by clicking the 'Place Order' button below." However, my purchase of 27500 the other day cost me a total of £1105.72 (including charges) using JPJ.

Two separate transactions by the look of it, but this could well be the same buyer as there is a 100k limit for online buys at the moment.

That 6% rise today was simply reflecting my 27,500 buy.

It's just like a coiled spring waiting to be released. Remember . . . . . . . nobody had heard about Japan until last Friday, now there are maps of it all over the place!

"NOW THE WORLD HAS AN ALTERNATIVE" is a most appropriate Company Trade Mark. Read all about it here: http://www.alternativenergy.com.sg/

Joint venture with Aurum. http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/26339/ormonde-mining-analysts-highlight-new-exploration-plans-potential-26339.html

I agree that there are a relatively large amount of shares in issue, but the majority of these are held by the Directors and very few are in general circulation. I have posted a link to their London Stock Exchange listing on the ALR bulletin board. Incidentally the shares are US$0.06c., which is just under 4p.

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/summary/company-summary.html?fourWayKey=SG9999004659GBUSDAIM

Strictly off topic but . . . . . . . . as you mentioned alternative energy, I think that ALR are worth a closer look, especially the products which they are about to launch into an alternative energy aware market. Their UK distributor's website, the link to which I posted on their bulletin board, shows a catalogue of their products. Extremely impressive in my opinion.