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no not been. looks too messed up for me. wouldn't know when or for what i could get arrested. certainly wouldn't set up a business there if the government approved workers complaint resolution involve kidnap and hostage taking. can only get worse as they start to lose the labour cost race. was it fun? or did u run away?

supports my optimism for this country and all innovative cultures. we have eureka moments and processes, they love to copy. we have trading ranges and price discovery they have ski slopes that go on for months/years.

dispassionately, not im...

i wasn't lashing out i was trying to join in with this tripped out chat. social norms are not the same as majority thinking. in fact you could argue that in this country social norms are to not join in with herd behaviour, but to objectively impassionately decide your actions based on logic .

how on earth can trying to make a profit in a "free market" activity be compared with soviet thinking or be seen as dangerous. what is dangerous is doing exactly what the crowd are doing for no rational reason.....now i am sure to get a blasting for my use of "rational", you convoluted nutters lol.

who said anything about agreeing with the majority. by definition picking out the bottom requires a break with majority thinking.

my god are you two still banging on about insanity? here's my no nonsense penny's worth..Insanity may manifest as violations of societal norms, including a person becoming a danger to themselves or others,...In English, the word "sane" derives from the Latin adjective sanus meaning "healthy". what is healthier than making money and what is a danger to themselves or others if not losing money and making others lose money.?

i think maybe you were being sarcastic? for that i apologise. misunderstanding :)

good riding waves as long as u know where the peaks and troughs are. jolly obviously doesn't and while the stock price pops back up, u are still agreeing with him. yes your definition of insanity is correct .

someONE offloads a pile of shares for whatever reason, a load of shhep follow suit not knowing why. put another way. man stops to tie up his shoelaces so a crowd of people form a queue behind him. now that's insanity. price action on this stock proves a point.

buy!

sell low buy high. it's only a paper loss. sure that's the advice from experts. buy high sell low. keep doing it to see how quickly u can get to zero. some people really should find another hobby.

you are the problem and the reason for such massive moves for no reason. why wait till a crash in stock price to signal sell? sheep!

you are definitely not alone :)

the only relevant part of the quote was "Increase in number of distributors from 67 to 72 Post year-end · Revenues for January and February 2013 are 100% higher than same period in 2012 · Legislation in UAE extended to cover 13 more products for oxo-biodegradable technology · Legislation in Pakistan makes oxo-biodegradable technology mandatory · Launch of SYM-Tyre S300 · Directors increased share holding from 14.3% to 19.6% look for leading not lagging indicators

yes and BYD electric cars in china has amazing profit potential too. so did the sinclare c5 and skytrain. not to mention all those lovely websites pre 2000. gl

Broker Peel Hunt fears it is the end of the road for Ceres, after "eight years raising money on the back of over-promising." The broker has reduced its target price from 4p to zero. "A fresh approach from a new CEO [Chief Executive Officer] improved things but there was insufficient potential in the business to make it worth backing, in our view. Investors, who had put in £65m to date, apparently agree and have finally drawn the line." Peel Hunt notes that the firm's flagship product is still four years away from first commercialisation, and field trials have yet to start. On top of that, "technical progress still needs to be made, there is major uncertainty over manufacturing cost, the economic case for product adoption is limited and there was still a large quantum of funds needed to reach cash break-even," explains Peel Hunt's Andrew Shepherd-Barron. While Peel Hunt thinks there is sufficient cash for an orderly wind-down of the company the broker is not optimistic that shareholders will see any of it. "There is a chance that a third party buys the assets, or indeed the business as a whole, but we see a wind down as the more likely outcome," Shepher-Barron concludes.

Apparently there was a conference for investors in new clean energy technology on 27 September. The list of companies presenting at it did not include Ceres. If they are in need of funding why were they not present to put their case to the people who could help? The meeting was supported by the Technology Strategy Board. If any of its members read this bulletin board perhaps they could explain why Ceres is in its current position. SFC Energy Investing in Fuel Cells: The Resurgence!

after all stock market investors have been through for the past few years, this attempt at a thorough fisting would be hysterical if it wasn't so seriously sickening. this is abuse!!!!!!!!!!!!

and they have extended the offer and made it unconditional because they got such a pathetic response, nowhere near what they required. SHAFT THEM BACK, IT'S WORKING!