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The buys are bigger than the sells which tells me investors are now buying back in.

Beginning to wake up to the potential here.

according to who ?

Have a listen, about 3 mins in. http://www.share-talk.com/share-news/geoffrey-dart-chairman-of-dukemount-capital-plc-londke-interview/

printed.

becoming a very popular share on Twitter - Big boys buying in.

Civitas MCAP is now £392.88m Share Price £113.00 DKE MCAP 1.5m Share price 0.48. Massive potential here.

There are no direct comparators with DKE. However, we have identified a company called Civitas, which is an investment trust that successfully raised c.£350m in November 2016 for an IPO with a market valuation of £365m as of 15th January 2017. Civitas is the first REIT focused on social housing and has recently made its first acquisition since floating, acquiring a portfolio of supported living properties for £65m. It is important to highlight that DKE will not be set up as a REIT structure but will operate in the same sector as Civitas. We consider DKE an exciting growth and income play in a dynamic sector.

MCAP 1.5M Cashed up. No Debt. Deal already in place (more to Come) Very experienced BOD. 2 Trillion Market Demand and Supply. Only company on AIM involved in this niche market sector.

It is intended to acquire total real estate assets of up to £ 100m within its first year of operations and up to £ 300m a year thereafter

Someone had to kick this off... Dukemount is a fascinating speculation. It's business model is quite simple - essentially it packages high yielding housing association property and sells it on to the institutions that require the income but don't deal with small parcels of property. The website explains this in more detail. The policy has social value as it will enable housing associations to raise capital for further building, as I see it. What is interesting is the very small marketcap - just £1.6 million. The company hopes to make £1 million on its first deal, so the sp could move up sharply in time. The present price is just below its launch price earlier this year, but I suspect it will rise as news filters through, although it's pretty nearly invisible to most of the market at the moment. http://www.iii.co.uk/investment/detail?code=cotn:LSE:DKE&display=discussion

Adam Waugh, Chief Executive Officer of BlueRock Diamonds, commented: "I am pleased to say that our efforts over the past 18 months continue to bear fruit. Having recently raised capital to further improve our production levels and provide working capital, we are on track to reaching our target production of 25,000 tonnes per month. Prices per carat continue to exceed expectations and recovery grades are beginning to improve. "We are now well on our way to achieving profitable mining with the expected further improvement to grades as we begin processing the sub 20 metre level kimberlite in September." When you look at are current MCAP there is way more to come here - cashed up and looking to be a AIM company making profits.

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at 2.36 - Sets us up nicely for tomorrow.

peeps were paying well over 3p just a few weeks ago - they were big buys to. Every little helps :-)

if we don`t get a update this week - Is nice buying in below the recent director buys though.

If we don't see any delayed buys today, bid just shot up!!!

Keeps creeping up

We are where the directors were buying on Friday, MMS more than happy to take stock and I'm sure any placing will be at a premium of the current price.