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Well, barring a huge drop in the oil price to give cheap energy again to industry, not much, I would say.

Procter & Gamble, the biggest brewing companies and the nuclear sector all invested, what can go wrong?

Yes, agreed, we can prove this company to be worthy of the FTSE 100 in the future ;)

I love these type of innovation shares, its what AIM is all about, DYOR

You just maybe right there mate, can see this going up to >£5 very soon.

Cheers mate, this is not one that I am in familiar territory with, yet we can see the massive sell off from 700p after the tip at £3.80 to be £9 in the next two years. A Bargain!

Well, you are one of those who can surely spot a bargain. PDX is gonna be huge very soon. Good Luck mate!

RNS Number : 3178Z Pursuit Dynamics PLC 12 January 2011  12 January 2010 Pursuit Dynamics PLC (AIM: PDX) ("PDX" or the "Company') Biofuels update PDX is pleased to announce today an update on the overall performance of its Ethanol Reactor System ("ERS") designed specifically for the corn ethanol market. Results at PDX's installation at Pacific Ethanol's Columbia Plant near Boardman Oregon, USA, continue to confirm the stability, quality and viability of the ERS system, with no errors or stoppages and with all sub-systems working to design specification. The analysis of the results allows us to confirm the previously forecast cost savings and yield improvements. Phase one of the ERS's commercial roll out is therefore progressing to plan and the Company expects the plant at Boardman to be in full production by February 2011. The second and third installations at MABE and Marquis are on schedule to go into their operational verification shortly, with the remaining four plants expected to enter operational verification over the course of the year. The experience of running the ERS at Boardman has enabled PDX to identify and offer a new intermediate solution to biofuels customers called Cycle Time. PDX's offerings now consist of: · Optimization mode enabling customers to produce the same volume of ethanol at much lower costs by enhancing the yield and lowering the overall production costs; · Cycle Time mode enabling customers to run more cycles per year, thereby enhancing the total volume of ethanol produced; and · Performance mode enabling customers to process more corn per cycle and therefore increase the volume of ethanol produced. These three solutions are sequential with PDX expecting many of its customers to start with the Optimization solution, before moving to Cycle Time and then Performance, as individual plant modifications allow. PDX's ability to offer this additional mode of operation to the biofuels market enables it to increase the range of plant conditions within which major economic improvements can be delivered to customers. PDX estimates that unit revenue for the Optimization solution will be in the region of US $2 cents per gallon and the Company estimates that for the Cycle Time solution it will be in the region of US $4 cents per gallon. The estimated revenue for the Performance solution is expected to be higher than for the other two solutions. These unit revenues are expected to vary slightly from plant to plant depending upon plant-specific factors and will be captured in definitive agreements following individual plant operational verifications. Commenting on the announcement, Roel Pieper, CEO of PDX, said: "The strong performance to date of our Ethanol Reactor System and our ability to offer a third commercial solution to the market allows us to raise our expectations of the num

Some good patented inventions here, question is how much profit can they make? The machines are small and probably to buy in the region of £10k -£100k a piece. I think they need to sell pretty large volumes of them across the globe to get the real cash coming in. Nice website! http://pdx.biz/about-us

Well, from a high of 700p back down to now at the level of the RNS of Procter & Gamble. Really worries me that the short term investor with a bit of luck beats the pants off those who hold long term. Where have all the long term investors gone now and those chartists seem to know a few things that us PIs don't. Must study it.

Wait until £2.30 then buy. Watched these for years when they used to be in the FTSE 100 at £7 before allegedly ex Mafia Las Vegas mayor and his cronies decided to persuade George W Bush to ban internet gambling from US in an outdated law which is now being considered to be revoked after EU commission complained that the law was discriminatory and unfair towards foreign companies doing their business as they are able to do legally in the rest of the world.