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Uranium tension in the Middle East. http://resourceinvestingnews.com/13071-uranium-tension-in-the-middle-east.html

Alternative Energy has secured full European certification for its lighting including CE and ROHS certification and will be going into full production to meet demand from the UK clients introduced by AED. Further information about AED can be found on it's website www.aedistribution.com

I have contacted the Company requesting an update on the following information taken from Yahoo! "Through its team of Singapore-based engineers, Alternative Energy has developed a number of technologies including its patented roof-based energy system, the eRoof. The Company is now producing its third generation near-market ready eRoof which is in production for commercial roll out in 2011. The Company is also in parallel developing a number of energy saving technologies designed to reduce power consumption, which will combine with its energy generation systems to enable the creation of energy self-sufficient buildings." In view of the escalating energy costs, this could not come at a better time.

I bought in here today after some in-depth research. I have come to the conclusion that ZCI treat ACU purely as an investment and have no intention of buying out the remaining 17.5% of ACU that they don't already hold. For the likes of you and I, this is a great opportunity to be in a Company that ZCI have financed and are just waiting for results. Talking of results . . . . are we not due some?

If green energy and cost efficient lighting interest you, ALR and their UK distributor will interest you, I'm sure.

Uranium prices set to surge. http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page103855?oid=121109&sn=Detail

If you are still holding these shares, I suggest you sell immediately. Experience has taught me that holding shares in which one has no faith is not good for ones attitude. Perhaps you have already sold . . . . . . if this is the case, go SHOUT your comments elsewhere, as they are not appreciated here.

At the opposite end of the spectrum is Silver Wheaton whose performance is entirely tied to the silver price as it speculates on future prices. If we risk weight the French tax losses at 75% the overall net asset value of Woodbourne is 4.25p per share but there is huge operational gearing to the silver price via the three quality Canadian blue chip/mid cap plays and the highly regarded Canadian junior Kootenay. There is also clear scope for the Ascot investment to appreciate materially as it moves to AIM: Winnifrith has stated that he believes that Ascot shares are worth 150p each. The shares now trade at a modest premium to our risk weighted NAV but there is enormous upside to that NAV from the continuing progress of the Ascot corporate development but more importantly from the huge operational gearing to silver - we note that shares in Great Panther rose by almost 10% on Thursday and Friday of last week. With no quality silver producers listed on AIM, the rarity value of Woodburne makes it a unique proposition.

First Majestic Silver, in which Woodburne holds 18,700 shares valued (on the close on Friday 18th February) at C$261,987 (£163,408), is a TSX listed silver producer at three mines in Mexico. The company had net production of 7,024,055 ounces of silver equivalent in 2010 and is targeting 7.5 million ounces in 2011. The company has defined NI43-101 resources across 5 projects and, with an expanded exploration budget for 2011, anticipates releasing a new resource statement towards the end of 2011 or early 2012. The third holding is in Great Panther, which, like First Majestic, is operating in Mexico and listed on the TSX. Woodburne's holding of 124,000 shares is currently valued at C$373,992 (£233,269). Great Panther is producing from both its Guanajuato and Topia mines with output from the former 1,433,555 ounces of silver equivalent in 2010 and output from the latter 822,247 ounces of silver in the same 12 month period. Ongoing drilling is looking to define new resources at Guanajuato while the company has a near term production target of 3.8 million ounces of silver equivalent by 2012. Another Mexican operating silver company Woodburne has invested in is Kootenay Gold which has prioritised the development of its 100% owned Promontorio silver mine. Woodburne has 265,000 shares valued at C$294,254 (£183,534) in the TSX listed company which, simultaneous to its own development of Promontorio, is seeing good progress being made at several of its joint ventured projects also in Mexico. The final investment in Woodburne's portfolio is 11,700 shares valued at C$452,541 (£282,262) in TSX listed Silver Wheaton. Promoting itself as 'the world's largest silver streaming company', Silver Wheaton currently has 14 silver purchase agreements and 2 precious metals agreements which gives it the right to purchase future production at a fixed price. The above commentary has simply looked at the current value of Woodburne's portfolio without assessing the factors driving its future potential value. Ascot Mining is the hero asset currently held and with the warrant's already deep in the money, could be realised for a handsome profit immediately. However, Ascot, which should be producing at a monthly rate of 1,200 ounces of gold by March, is looking to double this by the middle of the year. The company's ambition is to become a 60,000+ ounce per annum producer and with operating costs below $400 per ounce and major development plans at 5 concessions, there is tremendous share price upside. As silver producers, First Majestic and Great Panther will undoubtedly benefit directly from a rising commodity price, but also their respective drilling programmes aimed at increasing defined resources. Also driven by resource definition will be Kootenay Gold which current ly has in excess of $320 million of metal in the ground at Promontorio. At the opposite end of the spectrum is Silver Wheaton whose performance is entirely tied to the silver price

A unique AIM listed silver play Key Data EPIC WSAG Share Price 5.375p Spread 5p - 5.75p Total no of Shares 50,292,245 Market Cap £2.7 million 12 Month Range 1.375p - 6.875p Market AIM Website www.woodburnesquare.co.uk Sector Investment Contact Reception - 020 7562 3350 The relentless upward march of gold during the last 5 years has seen a remarkable rekindling of interest in mining juniors. But despite the large numbers of junior and mid cap gold companies coming to AIM there is a paucity of quality silver plays for AIM followers to back. It was to tap into this interest that the moribund media company Directex Realisations was in January 2011 transformed into Woodburne Square Ag (Ag being the chemical symbol for silver) with a direct mandate to invest in high quality global silver plays as well as special situations in gold. During the twentieth century the average value ratio between gold and silver was 47:1 but in recent years silver has lagged well below the long term norm. The investment management team behind Woodburne has long been of the view that this would not only correct itself but over-correct and hence positioned itself accordingly. This is already being vindicated with current ratio at $33oz silver and $1400 oz gold being 42:1. At the time of the transformation of Directex into Woodburne, the CEO of GE&CR's parent company Tom Winnifrith was appointed Chief Investment Officer in January and it is he who decides where the company invests while the board of chairman Martin Kiersnowski and directors Nicholas Hall and Russell Darvill ensure that the corporate body runs smoothly. Winnifrith manages the SF t1ps Smaller Companies Gold Fund (which has long held a material weighting in silver) and which was the UK's top performing fund across all sectors during the past 12 months returning a gain of 102% - the next best gold fund booked a 56% gain. Among the 117 fund managers accorded Alpha Status by Trustnet, Winnifrith is ranked first by performance over 6 months, 1 year and 3 years. Since its change of focus, the company has invested in 5 listed holdings, 4 of which are silver plays and the fifth gold. Woodburne's most valuable holding is the 1,765,000 listed warrants held in Ascot Mining which, at a current price of 31.5p, have a face value of £555,975. These warrants are exercisable at any time before November 2015 with a strike price of 20p each Ascot is aggressively ramping up gold production in Costa Rica and, having recently upgraded its Chassoul mill to a capacity of 150 tpd (tonnes per day), is now looking to monetise its holdings in 3 other projects - namely Tres Hermanos, El Recio and the Boston Concession. This Plus quoted company is preparing for a move to AIM which is likely to see its shares re-rated significantly.

The comments below are taken from a recent RNS concerning the appointment of a UK Distributor. "The distribution agreement is for an initial period of one year but runs thereafter from year to year upon AED achieving its sales targets. Initial sales targets for 2011 have been set by the parties in the distribution agreement at US$5,000,000 per annum and AED has now placed its first orders with the Company on behalf of its UK clients." It would appear that they are about to get noticed!

If a £200k. lighting contract can double the ERU share price, take a look at ALR and see what they are about to launch.

If a £200,000 lighting contract can lift the Eruma share price by 100% in just one week, imagine would happen if ALR announced a contract to supply a UK builder with the eRoof technology. Or if a cash strapped Council ordered solar powered street lighting. I'm just going to sit back and wait!

With little else happening on this board, yesterday's article from proactiveinvestors makes interesting reading. http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/25632/frontier-mining-benkala-sharpens-into-focus-after-jorc-upgrade-25632.html

"The SP is of no interest to the company,other than in that context" That is a stupid comment, considering the 'company' (directors) have an interest in more than 10,000,000 shares.

US$0.06c.

I haven't included ALR in the portfolio I have listed on shareprice, simply because they are unable to convert US$0.60c. into proper money!

I agree entirely with your comments.

He said much the same thing to me. Chris Nightingale was due in UK last weekend from Singapore, and I also was promised a return call. I phoned the newly appointed UK Distributor and spoke with the Sales Director. When I asked why this share was going largely unnoticed with such a mind-blowing range of products, he said that they were working to a carefully planned schedule, setting up patents, distributors, etc., before the launch. It has all been carefully set to a time schedule and that very soon there will be a massive promotion. You only have to look at what has happened to ERU today to get some idea of the potential here. I was advised to be patient and was assured that I had made a very good investment. Let's do just that!

Did you get any feedback from Richard Lascelles?