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For a "more informative post on Midas (sic) as a product on this board", I would suggest revisiting the link to: http://www.aimzine.co.uk/aimzine/1210/1210_B2/1210_B2.htm which gives up-to-date technical details of AX-1 and its potential, and was posted here just last month. The HB Markets note from November posted by Mickg is also recent and useful. http://www.stockopedia.co.uk/content/bluestar-secutech-inc-mid-states-plc-avacta-group-plc-bglobal-plc-james-latham-plc-servision-sepura-plc-software-radio-technology-hb-markets-news-flash-50768/ The problem with anecdotes about personal visits to companies and chummy chats with the board is that they can't be verified, so anything that comes out of them is unlikely to be much use to anyone except the originator. And since they won't hand out any sensitive information to such visitors, it's not crucially important even to them. And enegy - if you genuinely are on first-name terms with Professor Smith, who is doubtless delighted to understand the importance to PIs of regular updates (and I won't argue with that), then I suggest you learn to spell his name right. It's only a small courtesy, but I promise you he'll notice if you get it wrong in your emails to him.

http://www.investegate.co.uk/article.aspx?id=201101190700056957Z&fe=1

I would agree with everything tooldoctor said. £20k is the biggest amount of money in the world, if it's all the money you have. My suggestions? Don't take anything on bulletin boards at face value. Don't get so attached to a share that you can't walk away from it when you know you should, even at a loss. Don't invest any money unless you accept that you might lose it, and know you could cope with the consequences - and don't invest with anyone's money but your own (and that includes not borrowing to fund share purchases). I hope it all goes well for you - good luck :)

http://www.investegate.co.uk/article.aspx?id=201101120700052984Z&fe=1

http://www.investegate.co.uk/article.aspx?id=20110112070000PBBAB&fe=1 Expected and doesn't dilute too badly, but that's a big discount on the current price - wouldn't argue if they were offered to me. Hopefully will help secure this new higher trading range?

... steady progress today. Very encouraging.

--- of 225p. Been taking the opportunity to average down in recent weeks; healthy blue now and looking good for 2011.

Glad to see someone's instincts match mine. I saw the uranium contracts as an opportunity to keep Mellon & Dattels entertained and pay their post-Christmas salaries, no more, so was a bit surprised at the market reaction. This share's for gamblers who trust M&D's grasp of the market and hope to benefit from their occasional opportunistic coups. I'd rather have this type of froth than the PMG variety, but it's a very thin head on the top of my pint.

So, we still seem to be contracted for the 25,000lbs physical delivery to Canada on 17 January @$58/lb delivered, although the larger option contract has been sold on at a profit. Considering price changes in recent weeks, will we do OK out of this little venture, and will it encourage the BOD to continue this strategy? And is this driving the recent SP improvement, or am I missing something?

It happens, particularly when the SP is moving fast (and you don't get much faster than this today!) Not done deliberately by the broker, just a function of where your deal price is in relation to the spread at the time the report is generated by the system. Irritating, but not sinister.

Hmm, see whaty you mean about the Plus website redesign. What genius thought that one up? I did find HVE there eventually, and sweet nothing is happening, it seems. Here's the link: http://www.plus-sx.com/companies/plusCompanyDetail.html?securityId=10457

http://www.aimzine.co.uk/aimzine/1210/1210_B2/1210_B2.htm

As they said. Seems to have restored a little confidence today.

Talking of contract wins :) http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201011250904177967W

AAS is one of the ways I looked to balance my portfolio with some exposure to the Far East. It has done very nicely indeed for me over the last few months, and the sudden drop is a surprise. Bet it's a surprise for Mrs Gilbert too, who has lost about £4.5k overnight on her 10,000 buy yesterday! Anyone else in here?

Unfortunately I'm still sitting on a loss, with an average of 59.8. Was happy enough to take the divi and hold, but accepted NFDS was a long-term negative on my portfolio. I'll probably sell if I see decent blue in this upsurge, because I have other uses for the funds in the short to medium term, but the proposals for the merged company look sensible so far and I believe strongly in investing in staples, not luxuries, in times of downturn. If I do sell, I too will be on the lookout for a reentry point.

http://www.investegate.co.uk/article.aspx?id=20101117070351P20F3&fe=1 It appears the markets like the look of it. Me too.

Hmm, that sounds a bit Blackadder. "I sit on Nathaniel".

Thank goodness for that. I was beginning to think D&M &co had got bored with their toy and were off living the life of Riley on the proceeds of KAH. Again we're entirely reliant on their competence, and Tsumeb proved they don't always get it right when the operation is physical rather than paper trading, but I'd rather something was actually happening with this share, and in a fairly short timeframe too. I'm sitting on my stake and awaiting developments.

dammit, I have been trying to top up since first thing, and barx just won't let my buy