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Son of Rambo.....? No, can't say it's top of my Blockbuster rental list? Why? ;-))

I wish.......! But then I'm an old scrubber anyway so I know my place!

I haven't had much of a chance to look at PLE yet, I've had a PLETHORA of dull housewife chores, plus lunch with the girls.....you know how it is at lifeatreilly.com!! But promise to take a good look over the weekend. Hey, KIS maybe it is time for some good RNS's to come out on this one???? Mrs T ;-))

go an, go an, go an!!! Regards Mrs Doyle ;-))

Yes, you are right entirely and recent issues that were raised on here in hindsight probably shouldn't have been and they will be mentioned no further I'm sure. Being personally involved in 'the issue' myself I can only say in our defence that it really was a more a of shock response to events which centered more on trust than the mechanics of this particular share and the placing of shorts. It was to do with longish standing relationships away from this board and as such I hold my hands up and apologise. It should have been kept off this board. With regard to WET, I personally have done a substantial bit of research on this share and feel it has a lot of potential if certain milestones are passed. I think we all know that, Watermark's own website cover timetables and expectations very well. There has been a nice little rise of late which hopefully makes most recentish purchasers at break even if not with a bit of profit. Older holders such as KIS and Sage will no doubt be holding a comfortable profit also so on that note where we are now is good. I used to be in the Royal Navy and the term they always used for floating around waiting was 'poised'. So ladies and gents its looks like we are all 'poised', Its levelled out now, and I hope we see steady rises and not a huge amount of volatility. With the current spreads I suspect that many day traders are deterred (although in reality when you do buy and sell the spread is much reduced). ;-))

If I was pitching you in Dragon's Den you'd be bowled over by my charm and wit!! But seriously folks, IMO there is no need to even discuss ramping here. The fundamentals are rubbish, as a company they don't have a pot to **** in. That's why the share is 1p. Its speculation on future development that I'm investing in and news is due by the end of the month. Now IF that Feasibility Study comes in good and the Environmental approval is given especially on the drinking water side of things then this company is an extremely viable business. IMO funding will not be difficult to raise based on the political will to address the two pronged issue of AMD and lack of drinking water in SA. Yes, there will be dilution as equity is given for investment, but you play the swings and leave a pot cooking on simmer for a couple of years and come back to see a meal fit for a king.......I hope. ;-))

Your's 12.53, Mike Burman says it a ramp. Forgive my ignorance, who is Mike Burman?? The only one I can find is a Canadian Hockey player......is he a share tipster LOL? Mrs T ;-))

Don't ramp shares just because they are named after you ......... Terry ;-))

I'd have got it right too! ;-))

Am I allowed to guess? ;-))

And which pharma would that be you teaser?? ;-)) Mrs T ;-))

Yes I've been in this one from a fair while and thanks for the recent 'heads up' Super Moto! I think there is some extremely good potential here. Mrs T ;-))

Thanks for looking at this one for me, I appreciate it and giving it your seal of approval, albeit a punt at the moment! Hi Childsplay too, where's Spiritfinder.....we need all three for the Holy Trinity! (LOL, only joking...don't flash up!) This is all good and I am confident that positive news will be sooner rather than later! Mrs T ;-))

Toddle off then love???????? What decade are you from ????? LOL!! I'll let you off just this once!!!!

Granite Dim........haha! He's not a Premium Member is he??? I hope you do like it as it will back up my views as I value your opinion. The more the merrier IMHO!! Look forward to hearing from you. I defy you to not dig!! ;-))) Mrs T

This might keep you busy enough to stop winding people up!

http://www.watermarkglobalplc.com/documents/news/2009_09_09_press_release.pdf http://www.watermarkglobalplc.com/documents/news/2009_09_09_WUCFactsheet.pdf http://www.scribd.com/doc/17522268/Western-Utilities-Corporation-Proposed-Mine-Water-Reclamation-Project-Comment-and-Response-Report http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUaJxUmHx40

Net cash stood at £1.8 million at the 30th June 2009, a 170% improvement on the £651,000 held a year earlier. Watermark is looking to offer an efficient, self-sustaining and environmentally friendly solution to the problem of Acid Mine Drainage in the South African’s Witwatersrand basins. Legislation ensures the clean-up opportunity will endure in perpetuity, and thus the company is working hard to establish itself as the provider of choice. Watermark represents a diversification opportunity for ethical and non-ethical investors alike and, at a current price of 0.75p; GECR recommends the stock as a speculative buy with 3.5p target price. I rest my case, m'lud!! Sorry to be long winded, but yes, I'm in as I think that the Feasibility Study and the Environmental Impact Assement will be in soon. Then the sign up with Rand Water and on we go. I'm sure there will be dilution when money is raised but even short term I can really see 3p very easily. So Norbert, why do you think I'm wrong?????? Mrs T ;-))

Development is the keyword at Watermark and, having completed its pre-feasibility study in October 2008, the company enlisted Golder Associates to perform the Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) which is expected to be completed in September 2009. Together with a ZAR10 million (£0.67 million) loan from the Development Bank of South Africa (DBSA), the £2 million raised by way of a placement in June 2009 will fund the DFS through to completion, before a major fund raising is necessary for construction of the processing plant. While the debt to equity split is yet to be finalised, Watermark already has a number of partners keen to get involved with this green project, not least of which the DBSA which has the first right of refusal to fund up to half of the plant’s construction cost. The current capital cost estimate for the phase one 75 Megalitre (ML) plant is $83 million (£49 million), while we have estimated $100 million for phase two (200 ML plant).

Hello Moto feller, me lad. I agree with all your points and we have the whole issue of the basin beneath Johannesburg full of AMD about to overflow into the main water system. As SA modernises the need for domestic potable water will increase further and further. I quote Mining Weekly ' Decant in the Western Basin first appeared in 2002 at 15-million litres a day. Schoeman notes that the Central Basin will decant within two-and-half years at about 60-million litres a day, four times the magnitude of the Western Basin, if a solution is not implemented. In addition, once pumping stops in the Eastern Basin, currently being maintained by Pamodzi Gold, decant will occur within three years at 82-million litres a day.' (http://www.miningweekly.com/article/calls-to-state-for-urgent-decisions-around-amd-solution-2009-09-18) Also attached is broker comment lifted from iii June 09: Watermark Global* – Interim Results Show Methodical Progress. Speculative Buy with 3.5p Target Price. Releasing its interim results for the 6 months to 30th June 2009 today, Watermark Global has shown that it is steadily working through the commercial, regulatory and financial hurdles to establishing a sustainable water decontamination process in the South African Witwatersrand basins. The company has a well defined and transparent view of its development timeframe, with all roads leading to full production in March 2011. more above