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I stumbled into this one a few months back by chance. While carrying out some research into an investor that was reducing in another investment I had, I found that they were increasing in DWY. Did a few hours research and took out a small investment as a marker. Definitely a decent long term hold, would like a little top up but all funds tied up. Volume seems to be increasing.

25.58 - 28.25 – looks like the SP has found its new level. Well I guess it is going to be a matter of tucking this one away for now. Happy to hold long term.

What’s happening now a stampede to the gates?

Live sp now hopefully stabilised at 25.25 – 27.38.

This retrace must be down to profit taking, I will be topping up if it gets into the low 20s. Good Eco firm to have in my portfolio, excellent potential long term gains. If you put all the if’s together and in a few years time, to the stage where they are in profit, worldwide distribution a market cap of 50m should not be out of the question which would mean the shares could be trading at least £2 each. A main concern for me would be competition, but to get the success they have so far with blue chip companies indicates that they may well have the product, R&D and expertise to succeed. With AIM shares the risk is obviously grater but it allows PI’s to get in at a level which allows for the best long term gains. I personally prefer AIM shares to the mainstream grown up companies.

Agree, does not seem to be much profit taking, very encouraging, I think investors realise that there is much more to come from SNT in terms of agreements and that this move this week is a sign of things to come. The huge rise on Monday has not only been sustained but it has also been taken further. Could well see some decent buys tomorrow and Friday to push the SP over 40p.

Not a bad day, sp ticked up again.

No wonder directors snapped up 1.5m worth of shares in March, they had a good idea of what was to come and the negotiations that were taking place. http://investing.thisismoney.co.uk/cgi-bin/digitalcorporate/thisismoney/security.cgi?ticker=SNT&action=deals&username=&ac= Also interesting that no analyst currently cover SNT. Surely one will soon cover the stock and recommend it to its clients.

The result, according to Sabien, is that the system can substantially reduce the demand for fuel during less demanding periods. The M2G system, for which Sabien Technology has a patent pending, is designed to be used in a variety of commercial applications that consume natural gas, LP gas, Class C oil or Class D oil. Although designed for multiple boilers, it can also be used singly and can be fitted to many types of boiler, including forced draught and atmospheric systems. UK tests at three premises owned by Norwich Union were conducted for 30 days between January and March last year. During that time, gas consumption and associated carbon emissions were reduced by between 14 per cent and 17 per cent, with an average of 15 per cent across the sites. The average payback was only 50 weeks, with annual CO2 savings of 76 tonnes. http://www.theengineer.co.uk/Articles/312620/Boiler+controller.htm

Boiler controller Published: 11 August 2009 04:00 PM Source: The Engineer Online Sabien Technology the Watford-based manufacturer and distributor of an intelligent boiler control system called the M2G, has obtained Underwriters Laboratories (UL) approval to sell its system in the US. The certification will enable M2G to be sold in the US where it has already been piloted by its US distributor Greffen Systems at a number of prospective client sites over the past six months to see how it would perform in the different climatic regions of North America. On the back of achieving UL approval, Greffen Systems placed an order with Sabien for £100,000. The M2G is an intelligent control system that optimises the efficiency of an individual boiler. A unit attached to each boiler monitors the temperature of the water in the flow and return every 10 seconds and the information is recorded, along with the heat transfer rates at both first- and second-stage firings. When a loading demand is made on the system, the M2G system automatically checks the latest data it has stored and decides whether it is more economical to retain a first-stage firing or to introduce a second-stage firing in the boiler.

Live sp sell 36.6 – buy 39.38

36.02 - 39.4 – seen profit taking this morning but sp still up, good chance that they are filling a big order at say 40p.

The company is already in talks with all other major utility companies about selling their technology, so exciting times ahead.

Could be right, can’t see why anybody would want to sell a rising stock. This share is the ideal eco stock to have in your portfolio, if it gains agreements with blue chip companies during a recession what is it going to do when we are out?

Would be nice to finish over 40p today. But if we get some big buys in who knows? What a share.

Another good start, live sp 37-42.

Another good day, up 16%. Ending over 40p tomorrow would be nice. Huge potential here in my opinion, entering into partnerships with blue chip companies says a lot about the product and the business. ECO-BOILER COMPANY BOOSTED BY TWIN DEALS Alan O'Brien, the founder and chief executive of eco-boiler company Sabien Technology, has seen the value of his 50 percent stake rise by 3.25 million pounds after the start-up signed contracts with Serco and a subsidiary of British Gas. The contract to sell its M2G product saw Sabien's share price quadruple from 7.5 pence to 30.5 pence. The company is already in talks with all other major utility companies about selling the technology which is known to increase the efficiency of commercial boilers by 10 to 25 percent. http://www.iii.co.uk/news/?type=afxnews&articleid=7469032&subject=markets&action=article

Off out with the family! Hope to come back to good news!

I said first thing that we would be targeted by day traders as the price is easy to manipulate due to the shortage, looks like some have been and gone. We have moved up 42% on small trades, what is going to happen when some big investors come in?

47p live buy, Never seen anything like it