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RIO TINTO On the 10 December I drew attention to this share on my chat board CHARTS T LINE TIPS which can be found in the general chat board . Hope some of you enjoyed the ride yesterday and today. Check out candlesticks charts and the T line webinar link on my chat board. It may just change the way one views investing in future and give one that extra edge in making entry and exit decisions. Just one hour of your time over the Christmas break. Merry Christmas and good luck investing/trading always. See chart below showing entry at the T line ema set to 3 and 8. http://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=chartscreenshotshow&u=kSE+bsYsFl1mU62K6c4+b9PGSgZM/as4KsH5atC7M4U=&symbol=L%5EPMO

SEE chart Very bullish Check out CHARTS T LINE TIPS in the general chat board. Tline makes it a buy. http://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=chartscreenshotshow&u=CX3nQMoOx9/+sOscdmMl/YLWkSFPQhjo0fMOLdDJ6RE=&symbol=L%5EZOX

I'm with you Shwmae. Possible 10 bagger 40p or thereabout maybe more. SOON OR VERY SOON does it matter? Taken in the context of how long this saga has been going it will be weeks. My guess by end of this month and if not a nice Christmas present.

Following post lifted from another chat site. I suppose it would apply to rampers as well. Scottish trader charged over £1m US stock exchange fraud A 62-year-old Scottish trader has been charged in San Francisco with defrauding the US stock market. James Craig, from Dunragit near Stranraer, is accused of tweeting false news designed to make share prices fall, so he could buy and resell shares for profit. Fraudulent tweets were allegedly made about two firms by Mr Craig in 2013. Prosecutors claim shareholders lost more than £1m as a result of his alleged tweets. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced it had filed securities fraud charges against Mr Craig in a federal court in California. The tweets were about two companies, Audience and Sarepta Therapuetics. Several tweets, suggesting Audience was under federal investigation, were said to cause the share price of the mobile audio company to fall 28% before the Nasdaq temporarily halted trading. Further alleged tweets that claimed Sarepta Therapuetics was also subject to an investigation sent stock in the drug firm tumbling by 16%. Prosecutors claimed shareholders had lost more than $1.6m (£1.05m). Jina Choi, director of the SEC's San Francisco regional office, said the fraudulent tweets "disrupted the markets for two public companies and caused significant financial losses for their investors."