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Thanks ontarget, I appreciate you replying to me. So does it look likely further placings will be required should they find some interesting results at the 20m depth? What's your thoughts, thanks? Love peace and harmony

That can answer what may be a dumb question from me? Lithium x and southern lithium both drilled down to depths of 250&350 metres when searching for lithium. Is it purely a geographical reason that Arian are only drilling down to a depth of 20metres? I'd appreciate your input, thanks. Love peace and harmony

Like the buying has eased off. Nothing much happening on l2. Love peace and harmony

Yes larryh this material will be the next brick. It's just trying to find the right company to invest in. I believe this company has established a supply chain right down to the mining of graphite. However , other Graphene companies , use production methods which requires no mining of graphite, but they have not released any deals or agreements. Tata steel are rumoured to be now going into developing Graphene in house. There is a lot going on around the world but no one has really taken the lead thus far. I'm not invested in one Graphene company yet, but have funds set aside to invest when I feel I've found the right one. Good luck.

Business section had a small write up about this share. Tipped as a sell

http://www.graphene-info.com/haydale-and-flowtite-technologies-enter-agreement-create-next-generation-grp-pipe-products

In what way is this company different to other Graphene manufacturing on aim, such as grph or Agm , in terms of volumes contracts etc?

Wasabi bought 19m Lignol shares @ CAD$0.08 on 15 August 2012. I see that these are now trading @ CAD$0.15...

From what i have researched about the company and what i understand about the kalina cycle technology, is it works by being able to generate electricity from the by-products of the substance being manafactured. Eventually it means that that particular plant used in manafacturing will be able to run off its own electricity being produced by Wasabi's technology. They are running a plant, forget where, but i have posted it previously on here, and its about to be signed off under the Kyoto agreement. I also believe a cement factory in China is trialling the technology. They also have technologies to stop water evaporation from stored water lakes , mainly used in Africa.

Mon, 5th Nov 2012 13:31 RNS Number : 3424Q AorTech International PLC 05 November 2012 AorTech International plc ("AorTech") Update re litigation AorTech announces that it has received an order from the Federal District Court in Los Angeles, California temporarily restraining AorTech from terminating its agreement(s) with Pacesetter, Inc ("Pacesetter"). This restraint is expected to remain in effect only until the results of a hearing on Pacesetter's request for a preliminary injunction for the duration of the litigation. A hearing on that request is presently scheduled for November 15, 2012. The court also ordered both sides to continue to perform their contractual obligations while the parties await hearing on the preliminary injunction. Enquiries: AorTech International plc Bill Brown, Chairman Tel: +44 (0) 7730 718296

200% spread !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

832p to buy

823p to buy

Trading Update and Interim Management Statement Severfield-Rowen Plc (the "Group"), the market leading structural steel group, issues this Interim Management Statement covering the period from 1 July 2012 to 5 November 2012. Trading Update The Group's UK businesses continue to operate in a difficult climate with the previously flagged pricing pressure and protraction of contractual settlements still posing significant challenges as clients and the supply chain compete harder in a shrinking market. Our UK businesses have experienced mixed performances. Atlas Ward Structures and Fisher Engineering, have performed, and continue to perform, at or above expectations. Our other businesses, Severfield-Rowen Structures, Watson Steel Structures and Steelcraft Erection Services, which we announced in August will be merged into Severfield-Watson Structures at the end of 2012, are delivering below expectations. Their performances have been adversely affected by unfavourable final account settlements and cost overruns on a small number of contracts, as well as the re-phasing of other projects by clients. As a result, it is the Board's view that the Group's profits before tax in 2012 will now be around £1 million. The Board remains confident that the ongoing business reorganisation and the conclusion of the affected projects will see an improvement in performance from Severfield-Watson Structures in calendar Q1 2013, together with continued strong performance from Atlas Ward Structures and Fisher Engineering. UK All four UK factories are producing at planned levels, underpinned by our consistently strong order book (currently £211 million) and market position. The Group achieved constant levels of revenues in the period. The performance levels at Atlas Ward Structures and Fisher Engineering have been good and these are expected to be sustained in the coming periods. However, despite maintained revenues, UK profitability in 2012 is now expected to be materially lower, as a result of the performance of Severfield-Rowen Structures, Watson Steel Structures and Steelcraft Erection Services. The re-organisation of these businesses, announced in August 2012, is proceeding to schedule with the new company, Severfield-Watson Structures, being established from 1 January 2013, supported by a small number of external management appointments. The re-organisation is likely to see a headcount reduction in these businesses of around 50 positions. The resultant changes will deliver overhead savings of greater than £2 million which, combined with improved performance in contract engagement and execution, are expected to return operating margins to between 5% and 6%, over time. One-off costs for the delivery of the new organisation are not expected to exceed £1 million and will be non-underlying. Demand in the UK remains depressed, however the Group's order book levels continue to be consistently st

Shaft Sinkers Holdings plc (LSE:SHFT), the international shaft sinking and underground construction group, advises that on Wednesday 17 October 2012 some of its workers at Lonmin's Saffy shaft embarked on an unprotected work stoppage. This disruption to operations comes amid unprotected action elsewhere in South Africa's mining sector. Management's priority is to maintain safety, peace and stability and to continue constructive dialogue with employees whilst adhering to the Labour's Relations Act. Work at the Moab project for AngloGold Ashanti continues to be interrupted due to the illegal and unprotected strike there, as previously announced on 5 October 2012. Should the broader on-going industrial action in South Africa's mining industry continue, this may adversely affect the margin earned on the Company's South African operations. The Company will provide further updates as and when appropriate.

Lol, let's hope so

The legend Brian Clough came to believe that to get things done his way, when managing a new team, he had to do all the necessary changes within 3 months.........

Pochin's PLC Preliminary Results for the year ending 31 May 2012 Pochin's PLC ("Pochin" or "the group") the construction and property group announces its preliminary results for the year ending 31 May 2012. Chairman's statement The group result for the year ended 31 May 2012 shows a loss of £3.3m after tax (2011: £3.4m), of which £2.0m (2011: £4.4m) arose from discontinued activities. There was an operating profit on continuing activities of £1.7m (2011: £4.5m) before adverse property revaluations and impairments of investments and inventories, which in total amounted to £2.9m. The directors do not recommend payment of a final dividend. In my statement a year ago, I referred to two key steps which were prerequisites for restoring the group's fortunes. First, there was the implementation of the board's decision to dispose of the concrete pumping division. This took longer than the board intended, and the division remained part of the group for the whole of the year under review but, as has been separately reported, the disposal was finally achieved with the sale of Pochin Concrete Pumping Limited to Alcedo Limited, announced on 31 July 2012. The business continues under new ownership and it is appropriate to thank the 108 employees, transferred with it, for their forbearance over a long period of uncertainty. The second key step was the settling of the group's liabilities arising out of the Liverpool office joint ventures. This was achieved in September 2011. There has been a need for impairments in other joint venture investments in the year to 31 May 2012, but the settlement of the Liverpool exposure represented an important turning point for the group. Looking forward, the group now consists of two core divisions, namely construction and property development and investment. The group's construction activity, in contrast to that of the concrete pumping business, stems mainly from the private sector. It is to be hoped that recent Government announcements aimed at stimulating the construction industry, within the confines of restricted public expenditure, will have some effect in re-invigorating the market in which the construction business principally operates. It seems inevitable that the group's property development and investment division will have to endure a further period of subdued market conditions. The combination of reduced demand for commercial property, notably in the retail sector, together with the tightened criteria now applied by banks to property lending, has taken its well-publicised toll both on values and on development activity in the regional property market. In the context of the above, each of the two remaining divisions has performed creditably during the year. Construction revenue increased during the year, and the current order book suggests a maintained level of activity. While the majority of its contracts are in

Just read your post on Volex, I am like yourself, i believe, a recovering compulsive gambler. I treat my trades as investments, i cant see anyother way of paying off my interest only mortgage within 15 years unless a bank can offer me interest rates of over 6%. For the record, i have investments in POL, ESSR and got in SGP at 385p, and i traded these shares(BUMI) for 2 days making me £40 on a £250 investment. i prefer to buy good stock for cheap and leave it. If i try and find a daily Golden Goose, i begin to exhibit all the bad habits from when i was out of control when gambling. Best of luck anyroad, hope it all works out for you.

I am no pro, but i believe its people with plenty of money to invest who make a small purchase to see what the actual price of it is. Unlike myself, £22 buy and sell charges would eat into my returns as i do not have much to invest. I hope this helps, i could be wrong.