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43% up live - stand by for lift off

Got a few at 238, obviously happy with that - ridiculous twist on the Director purchase was really surprised to see that over reaction - but very grateful all the same :-)

Great news today, special divi again (I just love this share!!) at $0.75c (about 61p today, who knows when paid may be worth 75p at this rate!) Strong business well run + new Non-Exec joins All good here GLTALTH's

Hi I am new in here today as I often adopt a contrarian strategy looking for undervalued stock, however this time I am very underesearched, a risky punt! Where do you see piece going short term, I.e. Next 7 to 14 days, further drift down or a pick up, I don't tend to spread bet but have a long position from 659 which I am a little under water on today with a tight stop at 643 so a small tick down and that will close - I don't want it to get out of control but could it retrace down to as low as say 625? Appreciate this is a difficult one as it's slightly unchartered water so would be most grateful for any LTH's advice/views

Nice over reaction today gave me a chance for a further cheeky top up - I see our CEO thinks so to!! I got a better price on mine, albeit he got a lot more than me lol!! To those unfamiliar with this one take a look at the history of special divi's - any time this gets around 550 its a buy for me - DYOR!! GLTALTH :-)

.... Bargain top up for me!! I dont trade this, just reinvest c divi level between ex divi date and divi, was hoping for 550, today close enough for me. Been in 2 happy years, safest share in my portfolio, off the top of my head Special Divi in 8 of the 9 last years - a great under the radar share :-)

Hi All, any opinions on this one? Huge slice of Uk residential property market (I am bullish on that, all indicators showing some growth, central London leading price upwards, increased lending to FTB's and more in pipeline suggests a rising market to me) Some good growth here recently, any views on where this is heading to over 1/3/12 months?

Zedd/JP :)

smallz as above - if you want to order via Jarvis you need the SEDOL number, hence my earlier :)

Hi All Appear to have misplaced this does anyone have it to hand FWIW I hope the derampers have a sound sleep tonight, couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of people :)

Too slow ;( missed the bottom - reckon it will bounce back to 13/14p

Apologies, don't post often, unsure how to post to global? Thanks in anticipation

LP 8.25 - 10 - going to go over 50% down - interested in any views?

News out earlier pasted below, v quiet board - any ideas on bottom below, looks as though falling under all time low? Figs don't look good but supported by state - opinions? By Anita Likus Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES LONDON (Dow Jones)--Troubled landlord and developer Real Estate Opportunities PLC (REO.LN) on Wednesday said it hopes to separate London's Battersea Power Station from its other assets to help it find a new backer to finance the development. According to a person close to the situation, REO is currently in talks with a number of investors who would be willing to buy into the redevelopment project, which would be one of the largest in central London. REO in the past 18 months has been hammered by economic weakness in Ireland, which has savaged Irish property values. The company Wednesday reported a total portfolio valuation of GBP1.10 billion, down 43% from Dec. 31, 2008, and debt of GBP1.72 billion. Some of its debt is held by the National Asset Management Agency, the Irish equivalent of the U.K.'s Asset Protection Scheme. REO, which owns shopping centers and offices in Ireland, submitted a planning application last year for the landmark Battersea Power Station and hopes to get the green light from planners for the redevelopment of the building and the area surrounding it. The project will involve building residential space as well as commercial properties such as retail and offices. REO has secured new terms on the Battersea Power Station loan facility, subject to completion of legal documentation. It has extended the existing Battersea Power Station bank facility with Lloyds Banking Group PLC (LLOY.LN), previously Bank of Scotland, and NAMA, previously Bank of Ireland, which have waived all outstanding breaches. The Battersea Power Station was valued at GBP388 million at Feb. 28. That represents a 4% fall in value in the 14 months since December 2008, but a rise of 6% in the eight months since June 2009. -By Anita Likus, Dow Jones Newswires; +44 20 7842 9407; anita.likus@dowjones.com