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15:19:06. 8.90. 49,315. 4,389. buy showing as sell ;-)

how's things, still holding myself, and from the market info agree that we have very little downside. I've got a decent amount invested in URA, Forte, and Fission, is FTE the other of the 2 you mention?

here, it's be a downward ride for me on this one, but still fully in, don't want to get out on news of something coming our way, (wishful thinking) but time will tell. atvb

Good point, I might just contact investor relations and take it from there, details below. Investor Relations Vigo Communications One Berkeley Street London W1J 8DJ 020 7016 9570 www.vigocomms.com

I do some work with tig as well, diverse company with continued expansion. I had slept with this one though, only realising the other week that I should be in here especially with all the contracts they have recently won, not to mention the software services expansion. Will be taking a position here next week myself. atvb

folks, Read about this a few weeks ago and been checking it out since, came in this morning with that first buy, the one that shows as a sell. Given who's involved, worth an investment just for that. Anyone checked out director interest within Acorn Minerals ACO. Trying to find out about this myself, as not a lot happening there, might be worth me calling their office. ATVB

in my opinion, this is sure got a long way to go. I said on my first post that good things to happen here, especially with Japan, GingerT suggested no go there, but from my own information Japan will restart most, if not all there plants soon (as posted earlier), as the cost of importing oil into Japan needs addressing, hence the reason why they need to re-start them or they'll go even further behind in terms paying for oil to keep them going. As they say, in the end, it's all about how much things costs, nuclear is indeed more cost effective that the price of oil right now. Other countries are likewise looking to change their stance on nuclear, becoming more positive in its use, so onwards and upwards. As each country changes its policy/stance on nuclear power, then others will following suit, 'if its ok for them, then its ok for us type of policy' me thinks. China is on a nuclear station drive build, not only for themselves, but for other countries. Giuseppe, you mention about Thorium, which I understand is a safer and much cleaner material, if you get my meaning, so one to research as its in the earlier days, so that's the best time to invest no doubt. Let me know if you have any companies worth looking into. I'm invested here and also in some Canadian Uranium companies, but thus far URA are tops. ATVB

first time last month in a few Uranium stocks, so great to see a great return here on URA, and the price looks to be holding. A lot of talk right now on the general bottom, hence the reason why I bought in. Posted the other week here that Japan will soon restart there plants. Update on Bloomberg this morning (Wednesday) specific to Japan, looking to utilise a single operator to commence re-starts, this is great news, so this should keep the sp at this level in general, or even lift it further. Will keep profits invested in the meantime, as great potential here for additional movement.

Took a small position in June this year, good to see a div coming through, so will look to increase position here, albeit a modest one.

First post here Read about the great upside just about to come with uranium stocks in general, and with all the recent positive potential I bought in last week. Once Japan is back online stocks will go north. All the best