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Hi Guys, I have also bought in to this one at this low price. I see that share prophets were also giving this a strong buy with price target of 70/75p which would be good.

Have this as their buy of the week and I see the sp is up today.

is not a bad substance to be involved with. Has all sorts of uses including medicine, steel production plus the all important energy. Very few vanadium mines around which could unlock the key to WHE's future. The only dedicated vanadium mine in the USA is the Gibellini Vanadium Project in Nevada which American Vanadium is developing for their CellCube energy storage systems: http://www.americanvanadium.com Plus vanadium has been in the news a bit lately: ://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-27829874 . If WHE get their act together and stop pussy footing around they could be a big energy producer of some sort.

PI article on Friday saying that uranium interests now to be the target for the future. These include the Golden Eagle uranium and vanadium project, which holds nine US Department of Energy uranium/vanadium mining leases in Colorado as well as the Mecsek Hills uranium project in Hungary and an unconventional gas licence also at Mecsek Hill but I note that these expire at the end of the year. Looks like this could be the reason for the halt and reverse pattern to the sp. I think this one is worth a punt. http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/72672/wildhorse-energy-aims-to-re-group-after-heavy-write-offs-72672.html

Will be interesting to see future plans with regard to the company shake up. As far as I can see the company itself has more assets than it did when the sp was at 10.00p. It still holds the Hungarian UCG assets along with the uranium licences which must be worth something. Just need the important funds to go forward or come up with some new master plan.

40% up on the ASX today noted. Looks like this could be the beginning of a new dawn for WHE. Hopefully the bods will release some news this week as to where we are going. GLA

Hi Oz, I did indeed. I have a good feeling about WHE and just think that they will turn things around and at that price though it was worth a top up plus charts were signalling a buy. Very glad I did now. Happy no to hold on to these and see what transpires.

Just noticed a nice big rise in my pf for my WHE shares. What caused that.? Not the Scottish result which has pushed everything else up.

Just been through the Chris Oil article. The plus side to FCCN looks to be that the group remains debt free and ended the year with a strong cash position. Things do look like they could be turning things around. Be interesting to see how this goes this week. Could be a shrewd long term buy for your SIPP or ISA this one.

is due to take place today. Looks like it is having a positive effect as SP moving up.

Hi Oz, I agree averaging down never a good thing to do. Always best to buy on an upswing. I have not done so bad with WHE as I have also traded much of these along the way. Just sitting on a small loss now on current holding so not so bad. Charts are signalling this as a buy now so could see a smart up turn if we get some positive fee back.

Ha. Just checked the list. I have 4 of the top worst AIM shares for 2014. BHR is bottom. FJET is one as well. I am not telling you the other one for fear of ridicule. Still I am also holding some in the top ten so not so bad. WHE could be up at the top of the list next year. You just never know. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/investing/isas/11018306/A-3500pc-rise-or-a-96pc-fall-the-best-and-worst-Aim-shares.html

Hi Oz, I might do the same and double my holding for a bit of a punt. Can buy a lot of WHE shares for next to nothing (I know they might end up being worth nothing). What were the two top worst performers on AIM over the last year? I bet I am holding both i.e. BHR and FJET which must be near top of the list. Still rule of this game buy on the dips and sell on the highs. I have not yet grasped that second rule.

You should have sent in the form to CPP and claimed it back which would also stopped any future payments.

Would not apply to this. CPP as it signifies is Credit Payment Protection. A totally different beast to PPI (Payment Protection Insurance). The costs of PPI were exorbitant and anyone who ticked the box for that must have been nuts. I worked it out years ago that it was a total rip off. The premiums for CPP on the other hand were not that unreasonable and did cover you for a multiple of sins. CPP repayments to the individual are fairly small in the £hundreds unlike PPI repayments which run in to multiple thousands.

Hold the front page. I have found one. http://www.komonews.com/news/local/Solution-to-worlds-energy-problems-Thorium-lie-in-abandoned-Idaho-mine-178283791.html

Perhaps we can find them something to make us all some money. How about this Thorium mining which looks a better bet than Uranium. Any bright ideas on a postcard please to the BOD.

Mould, You need to get up earlier as you missed the low point today when sp hit 11.58 in early morning trading. Then it bounced back to 13p+. Charts are signalling 11.63 as main resistance point. However, Barchart is also giving this a strong buy. When it hits those low resistance points it does not hang around there for long. Certainly got to be on the ball with this one and definitely not for the squeamish. Can expect to see a lot of volatility over coming months but in an upward trend according to charts. http://www.barchart.com/quotes/stocks/CPP.LS

That is right the sp moves very quickly due to the very low number of shares in circulation. Agree also that the BOD do keep a Low Key strategy which is good.

Okay 12p was a good buy in price. Often see an RNS around lunch on this one so could well see that today or sometime this week with update as to position on total claims made.