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It's a dead cat bounce on 30% drop today. Rise was speculative and now there'll be no buying pressure but plenty of selling, IMO of course

I'm waiting for the dost to settle :D Lol

I do. Might be a good idea to wait a little while though, these have been as low as 7p this year (yum) and could drop back in to the 30s, IMO.

http://www.evwind.es/noticias.php?id_not=2627

http://www.pv-tech.org/news/_a/renesola_plans_major_capacity_expansions_for_2010/ Ditto

http://en.cop15.dk/

Exactly! I always look at the bio-fuel sector of the business and consider it to be a bit gimmicky! I'll be bookmarking the following link. I trust wind and sun energy, it probably makes up 20% of my portfolio. http://en.cop15.dk/

http://www.investegate.co.uk/article.aspx?id=200912070716346645D&fe=1 Good timing too, coinciding with the start of the Copenhagen summit.

Lolling in the fat useless sense and not the LOL sense, sadly. KLG, well at least it's not falling, a bit of interest would be nice. Any interest in fact!!

It reads ok, market's fallen a fair bit since suspension though, I'm not too hopeful for a rise when it's reinstated

http://www.investegate.co.uk/article.aspx?id=200911190700117412C&fe=1 No shockers in there. Strong cash balance, no debt Increase in turnover and profit Reduction in dividend but what's wrong with being prudent ;o)

http://www.forbes.com/feeds/afx/2009/11/18/afx7134544.html Snippet 'SIERRA LEONE MINING Sierra Leone's parliament has passed the new Mines and Minerals Act 2009 which will hike diamond and gold royalties, give the government the right to take a stake in big mining projects and require companies to contribute to local community funds.''

I'm a real atmosphere hoover these days!

This was the first share I ever bought, back in the early 1990s (didn't buy anything else for years after my second one, Atlantic Telecom, went t1ts up) Financials on the revenue side look resoundingly good but, how bad is the company pension scheme defecit? It looks like their obligation is £500m, can anyone offer any advice please to save me looking back. Thanks

http://www.cmtevents.com/aboutevent.aspx?ev=091146&

I bought £500 of these at 2.88p, stupidly I sold all the way up with the last lot at 30 odd pence. Could've made a fortune here but was over cautious. Grrr!

I hope not too hence my slightly long winded post this morning. George Cohen didn't make it to the wake btw. I still love Craven Cottage, it's a truly great stadium packed with real history, bit like the Boleyn I guess ;o)

I'll be buying (ADDING) sub 40p. I'd better add that I'd prefer not to have to so if it doesn't go there then I'm just as happy

Done some digging and the tax rate is typically 3.5% of the estate value, or approximately 63m euros in this instance. Wont drag the company under but will wipe out the planned 10c per share redistribution. So taking the all too important fundamentals in to consideration (hehe) I think we're ok. Revenue exceeds costs, and although there's a book loss of 179m for the year, this is purely a readjustment of asset values, and a recovery in the German property market will see this reversed. Biggest issue the company is challenged with is the 'cash trap' clauses that part of their lenders have over them. Any further fall in property values could trigger these clauses causing some cash to be held and thus temporarily unavailable to the company. * Treveria's portfolio is focused on Munich, Hamberg and Frankfurt which are traditionally strong economic areas, Frankfurt being the country's main financial centre. Negative equity is creeping in to the portfolio, are the lenders prepared to tear the group apart or will they show a bit of patience here? I think that's the key, and as long as the company returns a profit on it's property portfolio and increases cash balances then the lenders should use common sense. http://www.propertyworld.com/Property-News/German-property-market-not-so-bonne-1205

Time will tell mate, and until that day you're as correct as anyone else.