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Quoted 1.8475p right up to close of play. Good sign in my opinion. Well done to all day traders who sold today for a profit. However, I do feel this will continue the journey north tomorrow. GL ALL Rigger.

I think we all know that the assets and landbanks are worth far more than the current market cap of EFD. It gives me great confidence on the speed of which the current fundraising has taken place. This shows that the funders/partners realise the assets worth and want to bring to fruition the extent of the potential of the landbanks etc to capitalise on the potential profit. Correct me if I am wrong. Rigger.

Seems cheap. must have some future for a shareholder to be willing to loan a company worth £6 million 350,000 euros. Must they be expecting a sucnificant upside to their investment from these levels?

Something is definately happening with this, can anyone shed any light on the potential of this company. I know it has issued shares many times in the past. However it does seem to be making deals recently. Can we expect a re valuation?

RNS Number : 0054I NextGen Group PLC 03 March 2010 NextGen Group plc ("NextGen" or the "Company") Convertible Loan Agreement of €350,000 NextGen announces that it has entered into a convertible loan agreement for the provision of funding of €350,000. This funding will be used to provide general working capital for the Company, which the Directors believe will be sufficient for its current requirements. The convertible loan agreement is with Alpha 4 Concepts GmbH, an existing shareholder in the Company, and the terms of the loan include a coupon of 12% pa and the loan is repayable on 7 days' notice. Subject to the necessary resolutions being passed at the Company's 2010 Annual General Meeting to increase its share capital and to obtain the necessary authorities to allot shares, the loan (plus interest) shall be convertible, at the lender's option and within 2 business days following the AGM, into ordinary shares in the Company at a price of 0.1p per share plus one warrant for every share issued, with the warrants being exercisable for 3 years from the date of grant. If the conversion right is not exercised, then the other terms of the loan will continue until 31 July 2010 when it becomes repayable, unless otherwise agreed between the Company and the lender. In addition, the lender has requested that nanotecquity receive a monitoring fee, payable by the Company, of £3,000 per month during the period of the loan. For further details please contact: Klaus Rosenau, Chairman +49 160 5516756 NextGen Group Jonathan Wright/Nicola Marrin 020 7107 8000 Seymour Pierce Limited Notes to Editors: About NextGen Sciences NextGen Sciences, a wholly owned subsidiary of NextGen Group PLC NextGen Group PLC (AIM: NGG) is a provider of biomarker services for pharmaceutical and biotech companies. Using advanced techniques, such as Multiple Reaction Monitoring (MRM) mass spectrometry analysis, the Company is developing a portfolio of robust assays for testing clinical samples for drug safety and efficacy, and the development of personalized treatment for patients. Headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, NextGen Sciences' range of services, which include biomarker discovery, assay development, validation and testing are employed by its customers as a key part of the biomarker-based drug and diagnostic development process. For more information visit www.nextgensciences.com This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END

The company have secured further funding from one of its major shareholders! Can there be more contracts on the horizon?

Is this another RLH?

Is this about to fly?

probably been posted before. however to reiterate the potential of this company and the fact that they had a total of £1.7 Million in cash in the bank. Not bad considering the market cap is only £2.85 Million. http://www.i-designplc.com/attachments/040_i-design_annual_report_and_accounts_2009.pdf

Interesting, sounds like the right man for the job! Good find mate. Rigger.

Beer would be nice though, agreed! Red wine and DVDS with the wife tonight though ;)

I get your point but the idea is that the advertising is displayed to a captiv audience and can be targeted to certain groups of society by location I.e. more affluent areas canhave higher grade products displayed etc. Not only this but it is being used to print coupons on the backs of statements or slips so you could take a coupon to costa coffee for example. this is all third party ads, companies or banks can use their own machines to advertise their own products i.e loanrates or mortgages etc. Its utilising a lot of machines to create a lot of new advertising space and generating much needed revenues for banks which they really like. this will catch on in a big way I think. the company is already making moves in Australia and has contracted a third party agreement in the USA. Very good thins will come from this, look into it a bit closer and see what you think. I do believe this software will be used worldwide and generate a very nice income stream for the company. GL Rigger.

Ive done a bit of research and held the shares since Oct/Nov last year and bee looking at their product at cashpoints. They have a very good product, well placed now to suceed and maximise customer uptake coming out of a recession. Taking on new staff to push the marketing side forward globally etc Anna Stewart holds a massive holding so its in her interest to suceed. Money in bank close to market cap, cash burn low and should move into profit this year. With very little shares in issue at the moment with no plans or need to issue more. Probably one of the best little companies around for the PI at the moment. thats my view anyway, so whats yours Tim? Rigger.

CArter you muppet. If your gonna ramp a share at least get the ticker right! You meant EFD LOOOOL! GL Rigger.

More prospects for profit than NTA with less than half the shares in circulation and more than 80% owned by Directors and Institutions! Hardly anu shares left for the average joe. When this starts ticking up its gonna go ballistic. GL All Rigger.

Well done! Its not a profit untill its in the bank right? GL with your re entry point. However, there may be something brewing but looking at the companies fundamentals overall since trading they have hardly made any money at all! If you want a risky punt with a good rate of return look at EFD. ;) GL Rigger.

Some shares speak for themselves!

Someone pays 30 p per share in effect for 100k shares. Might be going somewhere, what do people think of this news? Rigger. P.s. I am not a holder of this stock.

RNS Northacre PLC Director Declaration RNS Number : 5757H Northacre PLC 23 February 2010 Northacre Plc ("Company") Directors' disclosure The Company has been notified that Mr John RG Hunter, former Director, has disposed of 600,000 ordinary shares of 2.5p ("Ordinary Shares") to Mr K.B. Nilsson. 500,000 shares were disposed at 27 pence per share and 100,000 shares were disposed at 30 pence per share. The disposal represents 2.2 per cent of the current issued Ordinary Shares. Following this sale Mr Hunter now holds 2,550,000 Ordinary Shares representing 9.5 per cent of the issued Ordinary Shares and Mr K.B. Nilsson now holds 5,150,000 Ordinary Shares representing 19.3 per cent of the issued Ordinary Shares. 23rd February 2010 Enquiries: Northacre PLC Klas Nilsson - Chairman Manish Santilale - Finance Director Tel: (020) 7349 8000 KBC Peel Hunt Ltd Capel Irwin Anthony Bell Tel: (020) 7418 8900 This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

Now that Anna owns 27% of the shares in her own company, after her most recent purchace of 24k shares at the end of last year (bought at 25p each) i am thinking it is in her best interest to make this company work. Referring back to old tramps posted link http://www.optuszoo.com.au/news/7280/revenue-raiser.html is anyone else of the impression that these are now dirt cheap at this price? 14 million shares in issue. Not if but when the green light comes on for entry to the states there will really take off. Again its hard to quantify how much all this business will be worth to the company but I can imagine its got to be worth at least 4 fold the present SP. I think the only way is up for this company and the recent fluctuation in SP is down to general market conditions. A firm buy rating from me. GL Rigger.