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multibagger here imo

27p today after all theres HUGE momentum building up behind this company

I dont think this wont hit 27p today after yesterdays's strong rise but 30p+ over next week or so imo

profit takers are useful sometimes as you can buy in cheaper live price anyone?

AAAM perhaps, i like HAWK (oilie) as well. ive got loads on my radar, but nothing that i believe in as much as CFM im very bullish on OTE at the moment which is a multigbagger bet on the recovery of the commercial property market - im bulding a stake slowly - managed to get in below 7p, but it has a tendency for massive jumps (20% plus) I dont think anyone can go wrong with INCH though - with no debt, INCH can grow earnings through acquisitions or organic growth at an opportune time in the business cycle - very solid investment here, near its lows what about u? - do u really believe in any share at the mo?

5% plus rise - another 20% still to go then today the worm had definitely turned imo

come on, you can do it !!

INCH should do better than Lookers or Pendragon as they have international exposure, where there is stronger economic recovery - just look at Australia already raising rates to cool the recovery. UK plc is lagging

reducing further as well Looks like we are moving up now from the bottom of the commercial propertyycycle imo

have risen 5% since Spetember 2009 - we could a see +ve net assets when the comercial property portfolio is revlaued as at 31st March 2010

http://www.otwelveestates.com/pdf/interim_results_09.pdf

Phillip Rhodes, Chairman of O Twelve, said: "The completion of the loan restructuring demonstrates the confidence our lenders have in the strategy and future of the Company. In addition there are signs that the unprecedented falls in UK property valuations over the past two years have now bottomed out, enabling the Board to view the future with increasing confidence. "The Group's target area in the Thames Gateway was selected to take advantage of the urban regeneration and infrastructure projects taking place in this area and for which the 2012 Olympic Games are a major catalyst. Letting activity over the past six months has been very positive with ten new lettings totaling 164,000 sq ft completed, thus reducing the void rate from 12.5% of estimated rental value at 31 March 2009 to 10.5% today. If lettings which have been agreed and are currently in solicitors' hands are completed, the void rate would reduce further to 7%. This activity confirms the underlying resilience of the Group's target area."

15 October 2009 O TWELVE ESTATES ANNOUNCES SUCCESSFUL RESTRUCTURE OF GROUP'S LOAN FACILITIES The directors of O Twelve are pleased to announce the restructuring of the Group's loan facilities with Nationwide Building Society and the other lenders. The revised loan terms, which are substantially the same as those agreed in principle as reported in the Group's results announcement on 15 July 2009, are as follows: The term of the facility until December 2014 is unchanged; The facility will reduce to £140 million on 31 March 2011; The interest margin over Libor will increase from 0.65% per annum to 1.25% per annum; An arrangement fee of £850,000 has been paid on signing; A fee of £5,950,000 will be payable on final repayment of the facility; LTV will not be tested until the Lenders receive the portfolio valuation as at 31 March 2011, at which time the LTV must not exceed 85%, reducing to 80% from 31 March 2012 and 75% from 31 March 2013; The minimum interest cover ratio will be 115%, provided that, if rent free periods were treated as rent passing the ratio would be at least 120% until 31 March 2011, increasing to 120% thereafter; Cash lock up will continue until the LTV is 70% or less. However, after deducting finance costs, direct property outgoings and property management fees, the Lenders will allow the Group to receive up to £400,000 per quarter to cover overheads, tax and other property expenses.

is now water off duck's back here could see 27p this afternoon

20% upside here, at the very least imo

if you managed to get in at any price 25p or below

topped up today - but its shown as a sell!!

i had pencilled in 1 month to reach 30p - it could be sooner

Private equity is always the most likey suitor- but that just speculation. Its been a good day today on markets, but if there is a change of mood tomorrow, which is likely in these volatile times, then I fell safe with Inch

article was 25.5p - within a month it had climbed steadily to 30p Whats changed since 25 July 2009? Inch no longer has any debt, it is trading more profitably, and there are great prospects for recovery in its worldwide car markets. Thats why I think these shares will be well above 30p over the next month or so. A safe solid bet with propects of a great return (20% plus within a month) - it seems all win win here