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I love getting it spot on once in a while LOL Change your opinion to "Strong Buy" like last time .. we don't wanna curse the rise LOL

We did a running commentary last time and pushed the price from under 18p, which i got back in under this time, all the way up, and slightly past, 32p. Wanna give it another go, themoneyman ? I think they may release it northwards a lil more today :-)

Nah ... i am hoping sooner than that ;-)

Looking like it was going to turn back north ... bought in at 17.88p JUST before it did ... now at 18.25p

You would have nearly doubled your money if you had. Property Market seems to be on an upturn today with a few in the top gainers.

See the key that is two up from the bottom left key on your keyboard with the words "Caps Lock" on it ? Try pressing it ... unless you want to look like a screaming wierdo ?

From Games to Oil ... can't see it happening all over but a clever move all the same.

This is the reason i steer clear of CFD's. Say you buy 10,000 CFD shares in a company at £1 for £1,000 and decide to go long. Say that company has bad news and drops to 50p and you decide it is only going to get worse so decide to close your CFD. The difference is 50p x 10,000 so the loss is £5,000. Now if you had bought the £1,000 worth of shares normally your loss would have only been £500 and you would still have some cash left. A CFD would have wiped out the initial investment and then some. I prefer to minimise the risk as i feel the stock market is risky enough.

Nope i haven't used it but Barclays wanted me to after many calls. CFD's work like a loan where you only pay 10% deposit and pay a percentage daily on the rest. So for instance ... if a company was £1 a share and you had a CFD for 10,000 shares you pay for 1,000 - so £1,000 and a percentage on the rest. Currently taking out a CFD for that amount is approx £2.3 per day. Now you can decide to go Long or Short on a CFD. if you go Long you are betting that the SP will rise. So say for example you bought at 10k at £1, paid £1,000 up front and held the shares for 20 days. Say in 20 days the share doubled. Now if you had done things the old fasioned way your £1,000 would be worth £2,000 20 days later. But if you had opened a CFD for 1,000 and closed it 20 days later you would get the difference between the buy and the sell ... so you would get £10,000 - (20 days at £2.30) Now if you open a short CFD you actually sell the shares instead of buying them. So if you had a short CFD for 10,000 £1 shares and the shares dropped to 50p in 20 days you would get the difference which is £5,000 - (20 days x £2.30). Just think of a short CFD as the other way round to normal buying. You SELL at £1 and BUY at 50p ... but instead of making a 200% you make 50% as it has halved instead of doubled.

Chat about GGT on here .... or SpecialK will shout at you again !!

It was suspended and then a placing carried out at 1p ... a huge premium to the SP .. when this starts trading again i can see it opening at 1.3 - 1.5p ... excellent for people who were in before suspension. It should not be too long ... if suspended for accounting reasons etc it can take months but i feel it was suspended as the news, and the placing at a premium, would have such a huge effect on the SP suspending it was the best way to go about it. I would say your gamble has certainly paid off IMHO

It does look strange but MNR gets my money at the moment

But they didn't really lower the ask .. MM's after a few shares ? If there was still a large seller around surely the Ask would have dropped also ?

rish = rich ... i am so far from it i can't even spell it LOL

You have literally thousands of RBS ? Oh to be rish .. i bet you have lost a packet and a half in the last year or so. How many BAY do you have ?

At the exact same time BDEV rose ... hmmmm

Wisewoman ... BAY have agreed a dividend of 5p per share to all investors on the share register on the 30th May 2008. It will be agreed at the AGM on the 15th July 2008. After approval the dividend will be paid on the 31st July 2008. I hope this helps .... it is all in recent RNS's - which stands for Regulated News Service. Regards IHNC

You have gone into what effects Gold prices a little more indepth than me. I feel the rocketing price of oil will help Gold prices more ... if oil does cause a mild recession then the price of Gold will increase as it is the "old reliable" when the brown stuff is hitting the fan. If that happens it may also see a reverse of the battering that gold juniors have suffered and i am certainly looking forward to that happening. I also agree that 2009 should be an amazing year for CMR ... regular strong cash flow which allows the market to de-risk CMR's other assets which are huge next to its current market cap .... i am looking forward to it !!

There was a rumour mentioned in the Express that good news could be imminent here. I bought in at 7p. The latest independant evaluation mentioned that if VDM can avoid cash issues then the current price is a very good buying opportunity. It puts a fair value of 12p and that includes any current risk. Gotta have a bit of risk to get decent profits so i brought in a few days ago at 7p

There was an unusual sale at 10:51am of 130 shares ... could this me a signal that overhang has cleared ? I suppose we will find out tomorrow