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7.8 million BUYS so far today at 24.45 or better.... Momentum building... [...] hxxp://www.flsmidth.com/en-US/News+and+Press/Company+Announcements?feeditem=1742721 Plus Zak Mir a fan... https://twitter.com/ZaksTradingCafe

Those are fair points Madchick and Robster. While I've been in WAS for 3 years or more and decided long ago to keep averaging down on placings I'm afraid I tend to read ADVFN rather than LSE posts. I hope you don't think I was being critical, my comment was meant to be objective and upbeat. Hinckley being a nuclear PS is nothing to do with the Kalina cycle which can be applied to any power station;it's just a coincidence, but it could of course make it a far better commercial proposition. In fact, in that RNS JB makes this key statement: "The UK remains a significant market for Kalina Cycle® opportunities and Wasabi Energy is currently in advanced discussions with a number of leading industrial and renewable companies for the deployment of Kalina Cycle® technology within the UK" While it can be very risky to try catching a falling knife, I am of the belief that the Turkish acquisition is a game-changer for the reasons stated below. And your comment Robster is a bit wide of the mark: "PI's can't just keep pouring our savings into what is basically a bottomless money pit in the vague hope that 'something' might actually go right for this company for once." Actually the problem is that everything is going right for WAS and the only possible criticisms are that the BoD have been far too generous with the options they awarded themselves and that they may have overstretched themselves with so many irons in the fire, BUT With the new guaranteed cashflows from Turkey, if even just 2 or 3 of the projects start producing the returns we know they can, JB's biggest problem could well be the huge predatory interest that may provoke. Diluting 1:1 with existing holders (friends and committed holders) rewards their loyalty and is a great strategy for dissuading most of them from selling out for a ludicrous under-valuation. Total respect madchick. I do hope you get back in no lower than you sold, but there were 2 1 million buys at 27 this afternoon and the MMs took stock in at 24, which augurs well. BTW Robster, I was happy to double up rather than wait because I believe the acquisition is STONKING news and that there is more to come. As I said, just one project signed in the UK and these will spike again. PS How long do you think I have been a member of LSE? Try checking back on my first posts on PINN...I bought WAS in January 2011 and my first ADVFN post on them was in April 2011: " rougepierre 27 Apr'11 - 10:08 - 325 of 1034 0 0 edit it's all the stale holders who bought on the Daily Mail article all the way up to 3 or more... be patient...just doubled my holding again..."

PS I've doubled up again at .231...why wait for .24...?

You cannot treat this like any other AIM share. People like Mr Jones and madchick don't get it. If you're buying shares like WAS for a quick buck, simply because it spiked to 65 recently then fair enough but you have to take the risks too. But for this to be compared to MTV is ludicrous. MTV is dealing in an already overcrowded market and is a sink for money. WAS has a unique, proprietary, science based technology that DOES improve energy production/consumption by up to 40%. They have focused primarily on Cement (because it uses huge amounts of energy), geothermal and conventional electricity generation because the results are clear and easily determined. These shares FLEW simply on news that WAS is talking to UK energy companies. If they banked just one deal the rise would be stratospheric. This Rights issue is a no-brainer. WAS buys an established cash-generating business where it can not only showcase its technology but also generate cash to fund all future activities. Faced with the unacceptable alternative of selling out before fulfilment, the excellent Mr Byrne has raised cash in any way he can. That means that if you have the vision you have to keep buying shares to keep your proportion of the equity. If you aren't prepared to do that you may as well sell and miss a phenomenal investment opportunity. GLA DYOR

MMs MUST be short of stock...4.85, 5.00, 5.25 paid....

Could this be the pending property sale? And to whom do the proceeds go? http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-31803788.html

I've never recommended anyone to buy EFD; I bought them myself in the past based on my own research into e.g. the Workington planning permission, but I've sold most of mine now and even if they got a (probably massively dilutive) rights issue away, I still wouldn't touch them. They've had working capital challenges for well over a year now and the commercial property market isn't going to come good anytime soon. IMO the only way pis will make money is if somebody reverses better assets or another company into this... GLA and DYOR

take advantage of the bounce to lighten katoey...its only the MMs pumping to unload stock they've bought in down to .26 IMO...read the ADVFN BB....RBS have warrants that are way underwater...

doubled up when 2.25/2.75...spread tightened to 2.5/2.75...ready to roll...

do you know anything at all about commercial property zara? workington is in the third most depressed region in the whole of the EC...and the other two are in Eastern Europe... who on earth is going to buy workington? another supermarket? frankly, while I followed you when I first joined lse & advfn, you've since lost all credibility. you ramp so many shares that you're bound to get some right...

1m offered at .312...2m at .344...5m at .44....by MMS through TDW... DYOR

They're not trades, they're the number of shares on offer through TDW...I'll just check them again...

2m for .344.......5m for .44.....somebody wants out big time....that's 1.5% of the market cap!

offers down to .312 for 1 million shares...guess what happens next....

Try this - expected to UNDERPERFORM.... http://www.pr-inside.com/sadif-analytics-releases-new-summary-due-r2019475.htm

There is no evidence that Jenard are selling any shares...and why should they? Jenard has a jv with Eatonfield - Hawkesbury - which continues to sell houses at Dol Y Dintir, through the Eatonfield site. RL has known the owner of Jenard for at least 5 years and holds him in high regard. There is no way he would even try to shaft him; or his son-in-law, who is also on the Principality Building Society Board... So it looks like Jenard is a vehicle for RL to build a bigger holding cheaply and I wouldn't be surprised if RL is funding Jenard to buy the shares in some way. Also he has pledged the RLRL shares against the debt... This is why I bought the shares recently at 1.18p... Also, why would 2 new utterly legitimate Directors have just accepted appointments as Chairman and FD? This is about to be taken private IMHO... GL and DYOR...

hope you all took wigs and my advice earlier. these figures are truly awful; if they were annual results, it's hard to see BT not qualifying them. Don't think this stands up to scrutiny as a goiong concern and expect one of the banks might pull it. RL always keeps something up his sleeve, so don't be surproised by a take private; also Jennard had to support it to see a chance of some of its debt paid, but they stand behind the banks. Anyone who's out has done well. Can't see how these are even worth 1p a share. Hints of massive equoity finance which could effectively be a takeover, but look what happened to Modus. And Corus has been written down!!

Yes we're out yesterday

RNS on the results has to be published by 16.30. The pp will have to be in that. They're already in breach of disclosure regs by not announcing Tesco on 19 Feb when it was decided.

3.4 3.5 It was traders drove it up in the first place, following the discovery of the Tesco announcement that should have been on a RNS the day before the Jenard funding was agreed. Remember...Jenard can buy up to 100m shares at 1p, which dilutes the shares by 30%. Too many people are looking at what happened last year, but there's been a massive dilution since then.