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..buying @ 5.4p up to 50,000, then 5.25p.

...very odd going on today. MM's are filling big orders, but are doing so 'on the cheap'. So who's doing all the buying? Bryan or the funds?

4.00am actually, couldn't sleep 'cos of the snow. Lots of volume today and some very strange price changes. MM's were buying at 5.5p for about a minute, must have been filling an order, 'cos they dropped it back to 5p straight away, then down to 4.5p to scare people. Must be short of stock, but don't want to pay for it. Bug*ers !

Yet MORE shareholders cash going to already overpaid Directors (See RNS) ! What are they doing to get the £28million debt down? That is what will cripple the Company. If they need to use any of the £32million provision, I really can't see them surviving.

Well, get buying then !

Very surprised that BBY finished down today, given the £600m contracts. I expected a 5% gain when I read it this morning, so, what do I know !

Oh.. Agony Aunt column as well as a financial column, I'll be needing double pay !

What makes you think there may be a placement at 3p ?

Oh well, hope it works out this time. A nurse is a better option anyway, they're used to clearing up after us men! AKT and PYM are both in the buying window at the moment. I can't see either of them going lower, (unless they go bump), but they may not rise for a while either. If you don't mind tying funds up, they are a great buy (IMHO) and will reward you eventually. Sadly, I haven't got that much to tie up at the moment, so I need to keep an eye on them. PYM could take off at any time, AKT is a bit more predictable. The situation is briefly, AKT are awaiting an appeal against the decision by the EMA to refuse marketing authority for their lead brain tumour drug Cerepro. If this is successful, SP will increase to around 50p, if it fails, SP will stay where it is or drop further. I expect a decision by April / May. PYM are still developing Cogane, the Alzheimer's / Parkinson's preventitive drug. The reason that the SP fell was purely due to the Placing and Open Offer of a further 252,000,000 shares @ 10p. I think they decided to increase the funding whilst the company was in favour. If and when Cogane is approved, again, IMHO, the SP will rocket. Imagine the effect of a drug that can CURE and PREVENT those two terrible diseases.

By 'prospect' I take it you mean romantically. So is the 'ex' now out of the picture? PYM is still an excellent prospect, as is AKT, just a matter of timing with them both. Speaking of which: Remember I was watching MPM (Minster) for something to happen, well, whilst I was away over Christmas, 31st December, the bug*ers went and sold out to Proximagen at 6p a share ! 45% profit ! I was expecting a move and had funds available, but just missed it. Moral of the story is to keep your eye on the ball, even when on holiday.

It's a practice known as 'Profit Taking', happens all the time.

Weird ! Sell went up to 5.75p for 2 x 50,000 trades then immediately dropped back to 5.2p MM doing a friend a favour ?

Here's a better one for them, might manage some income from it ! http://www.tradeboss.com/default.cgi/action/viewtradeleads/tradeleadid/258772/subject/Jatropha_Oil_Bio_Fuel/

Oh, what a day ! Had to sit and watch the 3 prospects I researched over Christmas rise by 7%, 12% and 15% whilst unable (or unwilling) to sell anything as all my holdings either dropped or stubbornly refused to rise into profit. I think I'm going to have to learn to sell at a loss, if the upside elswhere warrants it. Very frustrating watching everything rise, except the ones you've bought !

...on why KYS have sacked Fox-Davies as brokers ?

Still doesn't explain the large sells.

Let's hope so, I hate lazy shares.

January 08, 2010 GEM BioFuels says first delivery of commercial biodiesel feedstock imminent In an operational update, GEM BioFuels (AIM: GBF) said it will release its first shipments of Crude Jatropha Oil (CJO) by mid-January. The first 40 tonne shipment will leave Madagascar for Australia on two 20 foot shipping containers. A second shipment of 20 tonnes will depart for Germany a week later. Jatropha is a small tree which grows to about 5 metres; the plant's high oil yielding seeds are mildly toxic and are well suited for use in the production of biodiesel. The resultant biodiesel refined from Jatropha oil complies with international standards, including EN14214 in Europe, the major market for biodiesel.

...sells hugely outnumbering buys, but SP rising... any ideas why anybody?

...that the good news from Gem (RE: Jatropha shipments) didn't have any impact here.