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your expecting this to go even lower! I hope not but a lot of AIM miners/oilers have taken a battering recently. who do trade cfds with if you don't mind me asking? Halifax wont do SLV as market cap below 200M.

had this one down as a great long termer with opportunity for growth and at some point paying divis as well. ah well, back to the drawing board and lets hope they at least hold out for 145.

maybe it was GEML, he was big on this a few months back. Anyone know when they are releasing the RNS with an update the market? I thought it was this month but can't find an actual date.

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200911050700069830B all looks ship shape with growth expected when the economy moves out of recession.

i think long term, 3+ yrs its a very good price, it has good management and many large long term projects, so providing we come out of recession, park it away and come back 2012. i'm in around £1 and happy to let this sit. as for the divi, i'd be happier they invest the money so we can reap the benefits later with share price growth.

it didn't say when it will be resumed!

its probably due to the fact this is a long term hold and people are moving money elsewhere. the market is also a bit down today which never helps. when we eventually move out of recession and green issues become more important again, this will start moving up, many of its contracts are longer term as well. its a good company which is well managed, so stick with it.

anyone else get one today? was in my TDW account, Ruukki Group Plc and Sylvania Resources Limited have announced that they entered into a merger implementation agreement pursuant to which Ruukki will aquire, subject to satisfaction of certain conditions, all of the issued and to be issued share capital of Sylvania under an Australian law governed scheme of arrangement between Sylvania and its shareholders. The enlarged group would retain the name Ruukki Group Plc. The company notes recent press speculation together with the recent increase in its share price and advises that it has received an approach from a third party and is in discussions which may or may not lead to an offer for the Company. At this stage there is no certainty that an offer will be made for the Company.

Cant find any reason for the drop, as per normal nothing much on their website. have they finally breached their covenants or has there been a damning report on the commercial property market?

I dont go a lot on what a share used to be, these are very odd times. i'm happy with growth, anything approaching 20p would be a result, and i hope the dividend remains suspended and is used for further aquisitions, in what is a cheap commercial property market. should give better yields later and shows foresight rather than just trying to appease the shareholders expecting an income.

why the sudden breach of 6 then 7p, is there an RNS in the pipeline with regards the funding??

seems good reasoning, i'm not bailing at 4 as it turns out, just doing a bit of research. i think i would be out at 4.50

how are you working out the valuation? this is not an attack just interested in the maths. I got in at 3.40 not expecting to achieve anything more than 4.00 including the takeover.

typical, was forced to sell these 2 weeks ago to pay off some debt after holding since last year and didnt expect any movement soon. I hope to get back in and i think the price stated by GS is fair given the order pipeline.

would be a lovely scenario! do you think commercial property will show enough promise for the share price to rise that much before year end? also is the european property in the same boat as us or is it showing more rapid signs of recovery? like you said the potential is massive and removal of debt should allow income as well as growth.

you're a one man show on this one! the buy back is interesting, any reason for this resolution? I am feeling more confident about this and doubt the bank will now call in the debt as the outlook is improving and at the current time, liquidation of assets will not realise their true value. Prob time for a top up.

would explain the rise. its a good company having recently reduced debt and it has managed to bag a fair number of good sized waste management contracts. any ideas who's rumoured to do the takeover?

nice article in the sunday times on this company. interesting field they work in, I used to do caco2 testing myself, might be a good time to buy in with big pharma outsourcing a lot of work to keep their overheads down.

if you have enough invested why not sell half and let the rest sit till commercial property prices and their rents rents start rising again. If the banks dont withdraw funding we should hopefully see a sustained rise going into next year. just my opinion. there are faster bucks to be made elsewhere.

not dead yet! wasn't the news i was hoping for, whilst a going concern, thats all this is till the lending facilities are renegotiated with the bank. things are improving, but will that be enough?