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Buy price is now 1.9p!

May fall back a bit, as they are only up another 20% ish on TSX. They are more actively traded on this market, compared with the AIM.

There will be a good indicator when the TSX opens. The shares were also up 44% there yesterday, but will open higher today. Also, the company is to delist from the FTSE in May, I believe, which is often a good sign for future rises (e.g. OCZ Tech)!

Another hopeful sign! 6 April 2009 Melbourne-based clean energy company Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited [ASX/AIM: CFU], a global leader in fuel cell development, today announced it has entered into an agreement with ASXlisted litigation funding company IMF (Australia) Limited to recover lost investment funds. Ceramic Fuel Cells is taking legal action against various parties to recover losses suffered when Ceramic Fuel Cells’ funds were invested in a range of structured financial products. Under the funding agreement, IMF (Australia) Limited will pay the costs of Ceramic Fuel Cells’ legal action, including all legal fees, in return for a success fee. Ceramic Fuel Cells is being advised by the law firm DLA Phillips Fox. The claim is expected to be for about $25 million.

Good news - shows there is a lot of interest and belief in this company.

Symphony Environmental Technologies made its first annual profit in 2008 since joining the Aim market in 2001. The company, which produces an additive which causes plastic packaging to bio-degrade, reported a 42 percent rise in revenues to 5.4 million pounds last year, and has responded by increasing its number of distributors from 15 to 45. Symphony's success has been largely motivated by growing environmental and sustainability concerns, and legislation stemming from those concerns. The business' shares rose by 25 percent on Wednesday, to close at 3.12 pence.

Potential takeover target. They suffered last year because their preferred target had been seen as supermarket bags (now largely outlawed), but their technology application is wide-ranging and they are likely to produce good figures. This has good potential growth for years to come! A big boy with cash to inject could make so much more of this product - plastic bottle technology for example!

Massive gains this year. This rise could trigger profit-taking!

Between 49 and 50 at a guess!

tree shake! It is more likely that these will go up from this price than down, so I am just back in. The divi situation invariably causes some adjustment, but the MM's playing tend to make it worse. So do auto buys and sells!

I think these should rise to around 40 p in the short-term. Beyond that it is a struggle until hydrocarbons improve more.

Thanks for the info. I expect the price will rise to 5 p minimum once the issue has been absorbed.

This market reminds me of winter time! Why? Big jumpers!!

Oversubscription seems likely. The MM's gradually lowered the price, to take into account the forthcoming rights issue at 2.2. However, the rash of buys over the last few days is a pointer to shareholders believing this share will be massively oversubscribed. Consequently, people are trying to get in the back door, rather than be disappointed in not getting the amount they want (or even none at all through the rights issue!).

Looks as though there is little resistance to the upwards price move. 10 p looks quite probable by the end of play tomorrow.

A few weeks ago, few people seemed to want these - at 40p, 35p, 30p, 25p. How fortunes change, and how fickle the world of shares is!

This late rise will make Avis's performance on the week one of the best. What that means for next week who knows!

They are climbing disproportionately compared with Aviva, for example, and at about 3 to 4 times the rate of many of the other blue chips today. They must be seen as being underpriced (or else perhaps a takeover option).

Is somebody making an offer for them? This surely cannot be buying driven!

Moving up nicely now. 1.1 p up.