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165,000 bought to 800 sold.

Does anyone else think that this is attractive at these prices? Alastair Darling just announced that the governement is pumping loads of wonga in to offshore wind energy along with tax incentives. If Clipper intend to take folk off the dole in Newcastle, their heartland, then this may be a vote winner for them too.

You're my hero

WHY is here!!!! ;o)

Played crap again, two days running! Will be playing again on thursday. Reason for the glut is that our pre-paid membership expires on April 30th and we're milking every last penny! Averaging around £9.75 per round this year which isn't bad considering the public courses charge £20 around at least!! This one (TYR) is potential huge gains but a risk of losing the entire lot. If they can get products to market quickly then they'll race away, IMO. If not then doom. It's like a 7/1 bet I reckon. Should be aided by growing concerns that the world's bee population is at serious risk due to chemical pesticide use. Tyratech are developing natural alternative pesticides and insecticides using essential oils. Sounds naff, may well turn out to be the saviour of the bee and billions of pounds of crops in the process. I like to take the idea of a green product range, I just hope the greenies at the head of the company aren't a bunch of namby pamby liberals ;o)

... benefits to consumers in those countries. This agreement is just one example of Kraft’s commitment to build our brands worldwide and to helping people live healthier lives.”

TyraTech and Kraft to develop foods to prevent parasitic infection TyraTech LLC, a developer of an entirely new class of safe and effective insecticides and parasiticides, has signed an exclusive co-development agreement with Kraft Foods Inc. for the development of compounds used in functional foods and beverages intended to help prevent human parasitic infection in the developing world. The agreement gives Kraft rights to TyraTech’s technology platform, allowing the rapid development of new formulations initially targeted at human parasites which afflict more than 2 billion people worldwide according to the World Health Organization. While there are a range of treatments currently in use that are effective in killing some parasites, none can be used regularly to prevent future infection. As a result, some people become re-infected shortly after treatment, and the cycle of infection continues unabated. By contrast, TryaTech’s screening platform has the potential to identify combinations of natural ingredients that are highly effective and safe such that they can be used on an on-going basis to stop the cycle of re-infection. Considering the wide-scale incidence of parasitic infection in people around the world, the need for a functional food to combat parasites on an ongoing basis is an entirely new market with significant potential. Once commercialized, these foods will offer a unique and affordable solution that can easily fit into consumers’ n

http://news.cnet.com/8300-11128_3-54-0.html?keyword=food

Trading at only 5.7% of year high (even after yesterday's rise) would've encouraged some bottom feeding.

I got in too, on the back of director deals plus an article (I'll dig out) which tipped them for high future growth, albeit with a fair degree of risk. There was a news release yesterday too... http://www.tyratech.com/content/news/archive/20-04-09.asp

Compare it to Lamprell who announced a trading statement prior to downbeat results. AXE released a 'notice of results' RNS recently, surely they should've released an RNS warning of pending doom to allow investors to get out.

Ace! I've not been to Dundee for a few years, it's a lovely place ;o) I'll bring the Baklava, the kids brought some back from Libya....

http://www.axeon.com/Contact/Corporate-Headquarters-(1).aspx

Integrity usually.

Happened to us when we had a manufacturing business loads of times. Inland Revenue always gets paid so the government doesn't really care what else happens. Staff wont be entitled to redundancy pay either. Someone's going to get rich from this though which is what is sickening.

It's all about the teamwork. Something very dodgy here. Turnover was up significantly, debt levels relatively unchanged, and losses at a minimum. If anyone thinks we're the ones shafted, take note that there's probably a trade creditor or 50 owed substantially more. ******** law that companies can do this. http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200902020700095973M

It's the timing that's suspicious here. The SP hasn't been this high for ages and it just seems that once an exit point's been reached for the directors, the company goes into admin. It'll be interesting to see in the next few days to see if we get any RNSs about director sells. If we do I'll get my tar bucket at the ready

You've lost me there mate...

Huge rise here today, on the back on considerable director deals. This despite them being difficult to buy. High hopes here

Looks like you've made a good move getting in here, something's going on. Have you seen the buys to sells today? 10:1!!!