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ogar They probably will be down tomorrow for all I know. More importantly though is that with today's permission grant it means that the business is going forward. Despite my average buying price being within hailing distance of £2 I remain confident that we will enter a period of significant growth which in turn will lead to a retrace in the share price over the next couple of years. Having considered averaging down now it is for me a little soon, if we start heading towards 90p, with more positive announcements then that would be a better moment. One of the difficulties with PURI is that the shares are pretty illiquid, the prospect of trying to buy or sell a decent sized holding in one day troubles me somewhat.

Northy, Have I read the RNS correctly and have Invesco just taken a huge line of stock?

You are of course correct. This new product is more than big, it is probably mega. Personally I am looking for pounds per share over the next few years, that is how important this really is. Having last bought PURI at £1.90 and for my ISA, it is heartening to see that something of industrial world class importance is now happening. Good luck to all fellow long term holders who didn't decide to bail. sd.

I am almost beginning to think that things really are looking up here. It is all good news at the moment. Who knows, maybe the convertible bond holders will be able to get a profit in acouple of year's time. Any profit for me is, per share, a pound or two away, the trick is to be able to live long enough.

Global. It will take a bit more than this to get much movement in the s.p. Even in the best of times, a few years ago, the coy was pretty much overlooked by the market. If the nice Oxford Prof. is right then we may well be onto something of international significance, if that were the case and we started making serious money.............. The bond RNS was interesting though it does suggest a further watering down at some stage. The jury is still out, however there are at least glimmerings. We will see.

Though I do feel a bit sorry for those who are in at over £3.

It's an agreed takeover at 66p

Such a shame that you sold out of GKN so early, commiserations. In one of your earlier posts you said that you wanted to buy shares in every sector, thinking about your words I wondered why you do not consider getting into two or three Investment Trusts some of which sell at a healthy discount to their assets. You could pick a good general overseas trust, another that specialises in Europe and a third that just does Britain. If you look you will discover internet sites that list the past performance and lots of other information, there is in fact one site that is the Investment Trust trade association, sorry I can't remember its exact name but you should be able to find it. In addition to this there are all sorts of magazines that publish this information on a monthly basis, time for a visit to W.H. Smith perhaps. In your shoes however I might steer clear of Unit Trusts. The annual management costs which are deducted from the Trust, i.e. your Trust in which you are invested, plus the usual 3%- 5% that you have to pay upfront just for the privilege of buying in, makes them, imho, totally uneconomic, others may disagree of course - particularly unit trust fund managers! All the best, storm.

No announcement. Has someone written a research note or something?

Maybe a little higher than that. Providing there isn't a double dip or something equally untoward, I see these at over £2 in the near future.

and I am considering selling something in order to top up and at the same time average down - yet again. This share is, imho, dirt cheap at the moment but there again there is probably no rush. The new Executive Chairman has a reputation as being a bit of a live wire. That's what we need here, someone to turn this 'gold mine' into a money machine. Let's hope that Mr. Wightman will be able to deliver.. Nevertheless, it will probably take a couple of years.

" I'll speak to Greg tomorrow" Why? Have you tried the new London based Executive Chairman? lol.

At this moment Rambler (TSX symbol: RAM) is showing as being C$0.74 which converts in rough terms to about 42.75 pence. This means that it is up 16 cents or 27.59% The Canadian turnover is 500 shares so far. It has been tipped by Red Hot Chili, what is interesting though is that there has been only a 4.25% movement here in Britain. Meanwhile the the share price of Altius - a founding holder - has fallen on the TSX. Tomorrow's opening may be interesting.

Please will some kind poster explain where this product now stands vis-a-vis Federal permission for a general roll-out. Many thanks.

My pleasure Sir!

Not much by the look of it, BUT, I seem to think that a trading update is to be announced within the next few weeks. Can anyone confirm this please? Thanks.

Is there really any hope at all for this crock of ****? It has been years now and I cannot help but feel that it is crazy to keep on thinking that something really positive will happen i.e. the price goes back to over a quid. Normally when I write this sort of stuff the sp suddenly goes through the roof, so good luck to everyone!

Bailed this afternoon. One difficulty with DDD is that the stock is pretty unmarketable, there is only a market in 10,000 shares when selling so you have to accept outside the price.

I am now out.

Sometimes on this LSE site you get people complaining that a share has gone up and no deals have been recorded. The posters then go on to comment that the MMs must be rigging the price and so on and that this must mean that there is a positive statement coming.......... When this happens I go at once to Plus Markets and 99 times out of 100 the reason becomes obvious. The important thing to remember that often in the case that of many AIM quoted and lower priced shares the majority of the dealing bypasses the London Stock Exchange - and this site!