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DubleD... double click on the y-axis. Then switch from £ to pence :)

PI's with short term objectives would move to the next layer above leaving behind a potential fortune. PI's with long term objectives would make same decision as Sacgasco has made and only leave the lower layer when flow rates via stimulation is proven unsuccessful. A company should be looking at maximising its assets value... anything less than that is plain incompetence imo. SGC did precisely the right thing.

I actually like the EME RNS without comment. So many times you have an automated RNS reply... I've even seen "we are pleased to announce the well is non commercial... the well is to be sealed and abandoned." from some oil/gas AIM companies. Now that is lazy given the financial ramifications of such an RNS to PI's. This EME RNS was more along the lines of... "what he said !!!".

Quite often the boring shares are the best shares. 10 bagging before the herd turn up to the party.

TXP looks like it has some decent fundamentals... in my opinion it is the lack of liquidity that is holding the SP back. The company is undervalued... but lack of volume on AIM stocks means investors are unable to buy sufficient quantities... so demand is stifled. Dilution is a dirty word to an investor... but sometimes it is required to improve liquidity, and provide the means to get the shares trading hands. On the other hand new investors buying in naturally want to avoid being diluted as the SP then drops. A kind of vicious circle. If nobody is prepared to sell then nobody can buy... and the stock stalls. The stock is under the radar having just floated on AIM 5 months ago. Be patient and I'm sure those of you will be rewarded... as the company looks very impressive. Good luck.

Tough Crowd :)

Its just noise people... don't get too excited.

Please let me know of an AIM stock that doesn't do that. I have yet to find one.