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I felt it better safe than sorry to be locked in.

In view of the expected tsunami, I think it would be wise to sell these now and buy back later . . . . . that's what I've done.

I have just done a dummy buy with NatWest. The maximum available to buy is 10,000 and for that amount I would pay £424 inc. £15 commission.

With a tsunami threatening PNG, now would be a prudent time to sell.

The quoted 0.06 on this page is US$0.06c., which is just under 4p. at the current exchange rate. The quantity I bought has averaged almost 4p. per share including dealing costs.

Yet another Distributor appointed with $5.000,000 sales target . . . . . . it gets betterer and betterer! http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10808210

Another piece of the jig-saw slots nicely into place. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10806357

Approval for the opening of access to historic Mines at the Deli Jovan Gold Project The Company is also pleased to report that the plan for the re-opening of access to the historic gold mines at Rusman and Gindusa at the Deli Jovan Gold Project has now been approved by the Serbian Ministry of Mining and Energy. Deli Jovan Exploration d.o.o. ("DE"), the joint venture company in which Orogen Gold Limited has the right to earn an interest pursuant to the Earn in Agreement, will now appoint a local contractor to commence the rehabilitation of the old mine workings which will facilitate detailed mapping and sampling of the workings. The planned DE underground and surface exploration programme is aimed at demonstrating the continuity and grade of the Deli Jovan mineralisation and obtaining samples for ore processing recovery test work, which will feed into planning for the re-development of this historic gold mining district.

Widows and Orphans . . . . . . . do NOT open this link! http://www.sys-con.com/node/1738247

I would appreciate it if you would not misquote me here, on the iii board, or anywhere else.

"the volatility of fossil fuel prices", "make adoption of alternative energy and energy saving measures, the Company's core business, an imperative and not an option."

DJ Alternative Energy FY10 Loss Widens, Chairman, Raises Loan By $1M LONDON (Dow Jones)--Alternative Energy Ltd. (ALR.LN), a Singapore-based company which mainly deals with household and industrial clean energy, Monday reported a slightly widened fiscal 2010 pretax loss and said that pending analysis of its funding requirements for growth Chairman, Christopher Nightingale, will continue to support the Company, and has increased his convertible loan to the Company by a further $1 million. MAIN FACTS: -Revenue for year ended Aug. 31, 2010 $658 (2009: -) -Loss before tax $3.6 million (2009: loss $2.58 million) -Company is now operational and will be seeking to capitalize on the key business drivers, which are the worldwide growth of energy consumption, the political support for green energy and climate change incentives which is now manifesting itself in increasing financial incentives around the world, and the volatility of fossil fuel prices, which make adoption of alternative energy and energy saving measures, the Company's core business, an imperative and not an option. -Shares at 1430 GMT unchanged at 6 pence valuing the company at GBP83.8 million. -By Ian Walker, Dow Jones Newswires; 44-20-7842-9296; ian.walker@dowjones.com (END) Dow Jones Newswires February 28, 2011 09:33 ET (14:33 GMT) Copyright (c) 2011 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

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Placing and Loan Note Agreement The Board of Woodburne Square, the silver and precious metals focused investment company, is pleased to announce, following further demand from institutional investors, that it has raised £605,000, before expenses. Of the total amount raised, £365,000 is being raised via a placing of 6,952,381 new ordinary shares of 0.4p in the Company at 5.25p a share ("Placing Shares"), and £240,000 is being raised via the issuance of new convertible loan notes (the "Loan Notes"). The Loan Notes do not carry a coupon, are redeemable in December 2012 and are convertible at any time, at the discretion of the note holder, into new ordinary shares at 5.25p per share ("Conversion Price"). The Placing Shares will rank pari passu with the existing ordinary shares of 0.4p each in the Company. Application has been made for admission of the Placing Shares to trading on AIM. Admission is expected to occur on 04 March 2011. The new funds will be used to make further investments in high quality silver companies listed on the TSX and ASX, together with some special situations in gold. Martin Kiersnowski, Chairman commented: "We are delighted to have raised these new funds, which will help us build on the momentum achieved to date. Our investment strategy is already showing growth, thanks to the astute decisions made by our CIO Tom Winnifrith."

I bought in at .80p. I feel that there is nothing worse than missing the boat!

I think that will be the case

Managed to buy at .80p., at which price I think they are a strong buy.

I couldn't have put it better myself!

I think you are being a little over sensitive over bones67's post. Why on earth would an 87% shareholder want to get the share price moving? They are in the enviable position to cash in 87% of any profits . . . . . . . the share price will take care of itself when the full year results are published. In the meantime the share price will inevitably climb as investors begin to realise the potential here. Patience is required.

From this morning's press -Uranium -v- Oil. Uranium is a safer play. China imported 39 million pounds last year, treble its 2009 imports. Such buying has created a 17% uranium deficit in 2010 with the supply beyond 2012 looking worryingly uncertain. Amongst other Asian countries, China alone has 25 nuclear plants under construction, with more scheduled to start, and there is a rush to increase production, whilst the current $70 price could rise significantly.