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I had a proper look at these guys when they were sitting at 55p. Something didn't sit right and I was not tempted at that level. They have dropped significantly since and are getting interesting. They are involved in some interesting projects with a nice client-base. The business, I believe, has value and shareholder value will most likely be realised in a bid. What that value is is difficult to say, though I suspect a good bit more than the current share price. My best guess would be around 80p. More bad new could see this bottom out further so I'm holding off for now.

It's not a major plunge, though nearly 1million shares were snapped up at the tail-end of yesterday. Can we expect some TAD news?

I bought a chunk of shares at a very reasonable 5p. I am looking for another opportunity. If nothing obvious appears I may add a few more to the collection. Better make my mind up soon though!

Still climbing, and a bit of good news will see with double again. My feeling has always been this is a 40p share, potentially much more with the right interest. To those who jumped early, shame on you. For those with a chunk of shares and their seatbelts on, enjoy the ride.

I'm glad to see GedW and Debbie in on this one, as well as LNG. TAD has been stumbling along for ages, though seems back on track again with a bright future. It does not have the huge potential that LNG could have. It has some nice clients and a good man at the helm. I stick by my belief this is a 12-14p share, with good longterm growth. One for the bottom drawer and pay for something nice a couple of years from now.

There's a bit of friction here, un-necessarily. I'm a long-termer - I buy, I sit and watch, then take my profits 3/6/12mths later once the stock has realised its potential. Other grab a few percent then move elsewhere, leaving other to take the stock the rest of the way. It is all good. There's plenty more mileage in this one, let's just enjoy the ride folks. Debbie, you are a girl after my own heart. Make love (and money), not war.

The best way to stop losses is to invest in something you believe in and keep hold until you feel they have done their growing. I'm only in two stocks right now, TAD (bought at 1.7p) and LNG (bought at 5.0p) It would be easy to bail and take a very healthy profit, though I believe these are longterm winners. I do read with interest what other people are doing though am yet to be convinced that grabbing a few percent here and there is really going to make money. Look for the value, buy in, and sit tight!

This is a 30p share waiting to happen soon, and a minumum 40p long-term or in the event of takeover. If one of the big boys looking for expansion into new markets picked up LNG for around £30M it would be a steal (they may have to pay much more).

There's plenty more mileage in this one .......

Davius, a very fair assessment. 30p a share is a fair price for these guys. More good news is surely on the way from recent acquisitions, and a bid could see them go way beyond this.

Bit of movement, could be a nice one.

I can't believe how cheap these shares still are. The sunk with the rest of the online gamers, though there interests in the US were small. They will likely post profits greater than their current market capitalisation, which will make a mockery of their current share price. Watch for these guys moving fast nearer their AGM in June.

I can't believe how cheap these shares still are. The sunk with the rest of the online gamers, though there interests in the US were small. They will likely post profits greater than their current market capitalisation, which will make a mockery of their current share price. Watch for these guys moving fast nearer their AGM in June.

I bought in ages ago at 1.7, seen them do a dance then drop to 1p. I was even considering cutting my losses at 1.5 though I'm glad I hung in. With their cash position now secure I can see these guys climbing to 12-14p before the need to look elsewhere. A good long-term prospect too, one for the portfolio.