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21% up so far on a great RNS. Security issues seem to have, or at least are being resolved and the improvement in the grade of 88% is excellent. Missed topping up, but may do so on the dip later in the day. Volume is not massive but there appears very few available shares on the market so any buys/sells as we know shifts the price quite quickly. Current buy is 22.5. http://www.hemscott.com/news/static/rna/item.do?newsId=80408233592212

Thanks for that, will get up to speed over the weekend, certainly looks an interesting one.

Oilbarron, whats your take on these. Had a look at them about 2 months ago and have had them on my watchlist since. Doesn't appear much movement either way. Please could you bring me up to speed, on your post about a seller had finished selling and your posts today. Been short of funds recently but thinking of getting in here. Will research again at weekend but would be obliged if you could give me a quick update. Thanks in anticipation

You are in exactly the same boat as me. I threw a few grand as a top up in TW at 36p which I planned to sell at 40p. I've watched it go down to 32, while a number on my watch list started to move (OPE & SXX). I'm holding here though, despite the disappointment of seeing it drift back from 2.70. I think if it gets approval we should see it move over 3p fairly quickly.

Sage, you had a look at Lithic Metals yet, Fireheart metioned it on here yesterday, would'nt mind your view if you get chance. Had a quick read and posted on their board. Apologies for mentioning it on here.

Fireheart1/Sage, whats your view on these, have you had any chance to look into them. Had a read up last night having seen Fireheart mention them on the EML board. They seem to have a decent portfolio of sites, a high grade Uranium resource in Zambia and a decent nickel resource in Togo. 3 million quid in the bank and a fairly low cash burn of 300k over the 6 months to January 1st. 126 million shares in ssue 93.8% of which are taken by major shareholders. New directors which were approved yesterday include the guy mentioned with links to URU and Kalahari, David Weill and also Greville Roach who has a 12.15% holding in the company. One thing I'm struggling to find is any dates for anticipated commencement of production, although a trading update must be due very shortly. Any views,

It won't let you sell for 49p

Now 6. Why so many trades at 4.75

Ok, I apologise, it was just with you saying "finally" some good news. Not in at the moment, but hoping to get back in asap, hopefully before the SP gets to high. Good luck to those in, great company.

Finally some good news? Oh and there was me thinking they'd put out a fantastic annual report less than a couple of months ago. I take it you bought into this company on the back of swine fever, thinking there was a quick buck to be made. This company has produced nothing but good news over the past 18 months. This is yet further news comfirming what an excellent company they are. However when it shot up to over 20p based on swine fever, it was totally unrealistic. I bought at 5p and sold out at 22p after it got ramped to hell. If most of my cash was'nt tied up in RI's, I'd be back in here like a shot. This company is a fantastic company, the SP will continue to rise steadily in the future.

Now the interest in Next Fifteen has gone away, the SP seems to be recovering again. Anybody else out there. I'm "Billy No Mates" on here.

Beat me by 3 minutes

Some news for you here guys. I'm in FOGL and think it's going to be a big player in the years to come, so could be good news for you in here. FOGL have a major farm in with BHP and hope to start drilling early next year. http://www.hemscott.com/news/static/rna/item.do?newsId=78696688362256

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2160351&source=RNS

Hoping to, but looking to shift some Mecom shares first if they finally pass the covenant. Great price to top up at present. Hope it stays were it is for a week or two.

I tend to agree. What has been stolen appears to be chicken feed, 5 tonnes out of 8590 mined in the last 7 weeks. The downside is the closing of the mine. Hopefully they will get their fingers out of their backsides this time, get the security sorted and get the mine back in production pronto. After falling 7p in a few minutes as people obviously panic sold it now appears to be slowly recovering.

FAST TRACK EXTENDS UKA PARTNERSHIP FOR SPAR UK Tuesday, 12 May 2009 UKA (UK Athletics) has announced an extension of its partnership with SPAR UK Ltd for a further four years until 2013. The sport’s governing body has signed a deal, negotiated by Fast Track on behalf of UKA that will see SPAR UK continue its sponsorship of UKA’s sprints programme which began in 2004. Marc Hope, Director of Rights Marketing Fast Track, said “We are thrilled to have renewed for the third period running Spar as a significant sponsor of UKA and its Sprint initiative. Fast Track is bucking the trend with a series of successful multi year renewals for UKA – of which this is the first to announce”. Niels de Vos, UKA Chief Executive, said “The deal is a further illustration of the strong position the sport finds itself in as it builds for the London Olympics and Paralympics in 2012 and beyond. “The SPAR UK deal secures another major part of the commercial legacy for the sport beyond 2012, and I am delighted that such a strong brand is to continue its successful association with UKA.

Seem to have put the kiss of death on this one. As I mentioned previously any buys/sells seem to move the share quickley,so a couple of buyts should send it back over the £1. Recent news about Chime being in talks regarding a takeover of rival Next Fifteen seem to have affected the price. I guess investors are unsure whether or not this is a good or bad thing. Personally having researched Next Fifteen, I would see it as a great long medium/long term acquisition. This is a brief summary of Next taken from their website. Next Fifteen Communications Group plc is the holding company for a group of worldwide PR consultancies. It owns five independent subsidiary PR brands that operate as autonomous businesses. It also owns two research businesses and has an investment in a policy communications business. Between them these businesses have 39 offices in 18 countries. The majority of the Group's clients are in the technology industry, and include global names such as IBM, Apple, Microsoft, Sun Microsystems and Cisco. Over the last few years our strategy has broadened and we began seeking non-technology clients. This strategy was particularly helped by the acquisition of Lexis Public Relations. The Group now works with brands such as Coca-Cola, Whirlpool, TOTAL, Dove, Nokia, MySpace and the Barclays Premier League. So some pretty big clients to add to Chimes portfolio, if they are successful. Huntsworth another PR company are also interested in acquiring Chime

http://www.medgenics.com/downloads/Medgenics%20press%20release%20re%20stockholder%20consent%20&%20funding%20may11-09.pdf Anyone know what this means, does this effect PI's, find it a bit heavy

We wish McCann Erickson good fortune with their appointment. However, our involvement in 2012 remains high. We continue to advise LOCOG and its partners on the development of Team 2012 and through Fast Track we are already handling sponsorship for two tier one LOCOG sponsors. Fast Track also has a long term contract with UK Athletics (athletics is the centrepiece of the Olympic Games) and is organising the BT Paralympic World Cup which takes place in Manchester in two weeks time.”