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thanks sounds like there looking to house asylum seekers no shortage of those and paid for with the public pound i do a high multiplyers .5mil shares for £140 no doubt it will rise over time ill take at a penny thats 5k lol im patient

looks good on this aswell if a charty type person could confer it would be appreciated

my buy shows as a sell lol

http://www.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&cb=1237291124&article=36893580&symbol=L%5EIHGP why not director buying

but hate the spread

certainly wont do this any harm :-))

solg is will go back up ive go freebies there and am quite happy to let them run :-)

strange isnt it certainly ticks all the boxes as a keeper

it depends by what you mean as soon with these little miners i just stick a bit in most of them are so cheap its hard to go wrong theres plenty of info there suggest you read it news could be this week or next month but theres a lot of money gone into there neigbbhours so it would be hard not to see them getting a JV or sale i look to double then topslice there are faster movers out there but not so much upside you mayhave to wait to take any profit choice is yours got the spread on L2 as 25% GL

slow here today

Dwyka Resources (AIM: DWY) gained 34.5 per cent to close the week at 3.9p after it announced that BHP Billiton had pulled out of its Muremera nickel project in Burundi. The logic behind the positive move in the stock is that BHP has already invested some US$7.3 million in the project, which entitled it to a 10 per cent interest, though it will not be taking this up. As a result, the project, together with the associated exploration infrastructure, is once again 100 per cent owned by Dwyka. Dwyka is currently sat on a considerable cash balance and so intends to move forward with a full exploration programme commencing in May. No doubt they will be receiving a number of very friendly phone calls from drilling companies in the next few days, which should see a keen price set for their services.

Broker Recommendations Ambrian has a speculative buy for Dwyka Resources (DWY). The broker upgrades JD Wetherspoon (JDW) to buy from hold. Bank of America removes National Grid (NG.) from its Utilities Most Preferred List. Citigroup downgrades Amec (AMEC) to hold from buy cutting target to 550p from 880p. Collins Stewart has a buy and £21.50 target for Shell (RDSA), a buy for Development Securities (DSC) and a hold for Ocean Power Technologies (OPT). Credit Suisse has a neutral for ITV (ITV), cutting target to 25p from 34p. FinnCap is positive on JD Wetherspoon (JDW), negative on AGA Rangemaster (AGA) and advises taking profits in Britvic (BVIC). Investec upgrades Inmarsat (ISAT) to buy from sell, raising target to 550p from 400p. The broker initiates coverage of Avis Europe (AVE) with a hold and 4.25p target. Nomura retains buy for Inmarsat (ISAT), raising target to 650p from 600p.

theres a trade showing already today for this ?

register here its free--http://www.minesite.com/ follw this link watch the video presentation here link on the page http://www.minesite.com/companies/comp_single/company/hidefield-gold-plc.html

http://www.advfn.com/cmn/fbb/thread.php3?id=17223079&from=418

monday and sticking in the draw this has plenty of cash own 48% of kimcor which is due a lift and swazi gold which the buy in is costing them peanuts.# and as a bonus swazi gold is also very good weed recomend you google it man cooool :-)

$20 million dollars has been raised by there neighbhours news is overdue best value in the sector could be 10p in no time on jv :-) patience

http://www.exeterresource.com/pdf/2009_news/Exeter_news_090303.pdf its only a matter of time

like they comfortably afford the Swazi project worth reading :-) http://www.dwykadiamonds.com/projects/gold.php?PHPSESSID=bcd9a9cb99a5c6f66eb8fd89a61ea951

cant see it going lower bargain basement im in here just waiting for news yet another golden silver copper bottomed opportunity pgd there neighbours SP is ten times higher stick a grand in and forget until the RNS :-)