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Thanks for the reply - a very useful website, larryH

Does anyone know if gkn is being heavily shorted? As soon as there is a spike upwards, it seems to get knocked down even lower. I believe there is a website that lists what is being shorted - does anyone know this one? Best regards.

Is the inevitable takeover about to happen at long last?

where the * is estonia.....

when vitec was around 40p when i first began share trading in the early 1990s! Amazing. gla

Hello! You mentioned a "sharescreener" in your post 23 Nov. Could you possibly let me know if this is purchasable or is it your own design? Many thanks in advance. Larryh.

Directors bleeding the company dry? This definitely is a takeover sit now that good sales are being established. Any idea of takeout price Brian - you're the wizkid with numbers!

A good product but tough financial situation. Germany appears to be the main (only?) market. Their only real hope , imo, is that they must sell out to a major company. I cannot see the Germans subsidising / funding a foreign company for very long. Take over in view, anyone?

Just had a read at the mentioned rns on 23 May. It is rather lengthy so I suggest you read it yourself. It seems you should get the money for your 200,000 old shares. Here is a an extrsct of the rns: ".....As explained further below, Shareholders holding fewer than 430,000 Existing Ordinary Shares at the Record Date will receive cash in lieu of their Existing Ordinary Shares. The Board is conscious that the ancillary dealing costs which would be incurred by Shareholders in individually realising investments of this size through market sales, coupled with the current limited liquidity of the Existing Ordinary Shares, would be prohibitive in many circumstances. Accordingly, the Capital Reorganisation provides a realisation event for such Shareholders at a significantly reduced cost." best rgds, Larry

Sorry to hear about your misfortune. I was just looking back in the bb to the fraction of a penny days and found this message courtesy of Matt9. It explains what's happened to the consolidated shares. it seems a bit of a nerve to not give shares to anyone with less and £280 worth. Could be I have misunderstood this though! : I think the answer is in the 23 may RNS Capital Reorganisation: "Those Shareholders with shareholdings having an aggregate value of less than £280 will not be entitled to receive any New Ordinary Shares following the Capital Reorganisation. Instead, their fractional entitlements will be aggregated with those of other Shareholders and sold on their behalf.The Company will use its cash resources to buy these shares immediately following the Capital Reduction becoming effective at the average mid-market closing price over the five days prior to such date" Cancellation of admission of the Existing Ordinary Shares and Admission and dealings in New Ordinary Shares expected to commence on AIM 8 am on 16 July 2013.

Next time i'll be paying attention to you Sir! Damn nuisance this big drop. I'll be trading this one in the future, sod this long-term nonsense. gla

Did you really mean to imply cfu is a strong buy? or was it an oversight!

What is better for a swiss mountain top home- re today's rns, electricity produced by a petrol driven generator or a BG run on bottled gas, or directly off a hydropower mains system? Maybe BG finds a useful slot in remote areas?

(100,000 buy) date was yesterday

goodness - someone's just bought 100,000 shares. They must know something :-)

I don''t want to be a wet blanket but saw this in on my ARN site today - caution needed at moment: Greggs (LON: GRG) was downgraded by analysts at Espirito Santo Investment Bank Research from a "neutral" rating to a "sell" rating. They now have a GBX 340 ($5.22) price target on the stock, down previously from GBX 450 ($6.90).

Great rns. I have been in here a long while. I liked the technology and saw it as doing something very useful. Looks like it'll be taking off soon once the weekend press etc take it up. GLA

You're right. looks like cfu is over a barrel

Well done Brian. Clear honesty, as hard as it is, is much better that blind stupidity and wishfully hoping (I am a cfu shareholder). Maybe someone will take over the coy ......

..... The Loan Notes may be converted into New Ordinary Shares at any time by the Loan Note Holders. The Company has the ability to convert the Loan Notes in whole or in part from 3 November 2014, provided that the average share price of the Company's Ordinary Shares has been above 10 pence per Ordinary Share for a period of at least 20 consecutive business days. Is this 10p wishful thinking, Briansmith????