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Good post so thanks. The report is very encouraging and its another tempter for me topping up. I've been in the share since June and have an average of 31 and a bit. Groth has been slow to say the least but the few weeks appear to have given it some legs. Lets now see if it can hold above the 34.7 resistance.

Shame we gave up a little of our headway late on but never the less a solid perormance and growth throughout the day. Another 1.6% / 2.6p. This share is showing potential and I'm well pleased. Testing 166.16 resistance.

Interesting re SBT. I saw it low 30s and nearly went for it. Then was a click away from buying at 39p. It has risen well and I'm not ruling out a buy still but would need to sell to buy if you know what I mean. I've set my max investment for this ear and need to stick to it. Good luck with it though. Thanks also for the tip of a read. I'll note it down and get a copy.

Well done to Kcom. Bar a couple of blips this morning I feel it was a good solid show. Nothing special but steady consolidation.

SPT doing just fine so far today. It's always good to get a direct reply to posts. I'm not a big investor by any means. I just don't have the bottle to buy and then leave them be. I get to consumed with every up or down if I'm honest. I wish I was more of a risk taker. I've only been investing or in my wife's words playing since June, but regarding performance I'm up about 13/14% which is miles better than I could get in a bank (albeit I'm up nil til I sell and I'm getting a guarneed 4.52% from secure bank). Portfolio includes Banks, Telecoms SKS,SPT,DXNS,MAGP,QPP and CEY. My real hope is however in SCLP where I hope much is to be gained. Losses of note currently are BOR and PDL but I think I will hold for the longer term and hope for a turn around. As you can see I use the word hope!

The RNS outlines both directors sales as necessary to cover tax and NI liabilities. 'SALE OF 661,308 ORDINARY SHARES TO COVER TAX AND NI LIABILITY FROM RELEASE OF SHARES UNDER THE KCOM GROUP PLC LONG TERM CO-INVESTMENT PLAN' That therefore makes plenty of sense and settles my unrest. He clearly needs to pay his tax and when your given about a million pounds worth I guess disposal of some is normally necessary.

Looks to me like he has disposed of (cashed in) about half the number of shares transfered to him on 6th September. Never the less I'd rather see the Directors buying than selling. Hopefully it won't un nerve investors. What do you think posters?

Up 20p in a month and 7p in the past week. Might not be setting the world on fire but its recent performance is better than many. Now need to see it continue and push through a resistence point of 164.4p Not sure if I would put more in because I'm not sure it will go much beyond 180 but I'm certainly not selling.

Another small rise again today. Looking at the chart this share has barely dipped since starting a steady climb at the beginning of June. It was 67p on the 12 June and has grown by over 17% / 15p with hardly any bobbles at all. I know there have been no days where it has risen significantly but there have been no days where it has fallen suddenly either. I had a target of 95p for the share and at the moment there is little to change my view that this will be achieved in the fulness of time. Some may say its performance is dull but no duller than the BB. Give me dull and I'll take another 17% in the next 3 months - that would give me about 98p!

Another 2% gain built on a solid performance throughout the day.

Article - Waste Management World.com Shanks to Divert 70% of Waste from Landfill & Incineration in Bedfordshire 06 September 2012 Milton Keynes, UK based waste management company, Shanks (LSE: SKS) has been appointed by councils in Bedfordshire to help them divert over 70% of their black bin waste from landfill and incineration while increasing recycling rates and cutting costs for residents. The company said that under a six year contract with Bedford Borough Council, it will manage all of the local authority's black bin waste - some 50,000 tonnes per annum - which has previously been sent to landfill and incineration. From the beginning of October, Shanks said that it will use its mechanical and biological treatment (MBT) plant at Frog Island in London to remove recyclable materials from the waste, delivering recycling and landfill diversion rates in excess of 70%. The MBT process will produce solid recovered fuel (SRF) which will be used to generate energy. In a second contract, Central Bedfordshire Council has also appointed Shanks to manage its municipal waste. According to the company, under an initial two and half year contract, it will use its Frog Island MBT plant to recycle and treat around 26,000 tonnes per annum of the council's black bin waste which has previously been sent to landfill or incinerated, Shanks said that it also expected to achieve a 70% diversion rate for this contract.

2% rise giving it the best close price since mid 2006. We should be shouting from the roof tops.Alos broke the 80.33 resistence. Can we try and generate a bit more interest on this board?

Just touched 80p as a close for the first time since July 2011 as far as I can see. Considering the FSTE was so poor today this share gives me some confidence. For me I'm hoping to see 90p before I consider selling.

I'll take any gain today as a positive indication.

Yet another positive day on the SP

It might make your 1550p within a couple of months - lets hope so but on this weeks performance I'm not going to hold my breath. Disappointing!

159p with a peak over 160p. No sprint here but positive.

Pivot point 86.60p Resistence point 92.30p. Can we keep our heads above this milestone? What a great day. Infact what a good couple of weeks.

Shanks Group plc Shanks helps Glasgow shopping centre achieve zero-waste to landfill in six weeks Silverburn Shopping Centre recycling rate increases from 9 per cent to 97 per cent, with a cost saving of over 50 per cent per month. Leading international waste management business, Shanks Group plc, today announces that customer, Silverburn Shopping Centre, is now sending none of its waste to landfill. An achievement reached just six weeks after winning the contract.

Yes you did have those legs from yesterday - you little beauty. Must be the Olympics! Now we want to see a marathon as well as the sprint.