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i'm on holiday at the moment but i do check in once in a while. i'm hoping for 200p by end september but i doubt it will drop much further. may sell half my shares here and chuck it in LAD instead to even up the spread of risk.

to just dump some money in and wait for it to rise. instead of a strong heart, this one requires patience. low probability of anymore bad news coming although nobody should take my word for it! =)

hmmm....never knew that would work - good tip, cheers will do that next time

why do u think it could hit 15p? i do think that RHEP is an efficiently managed company but if u run through the financials as of 31st dec 2008, u may realise that RHEP appears to have risen too fast and perhaps overpriced at the moment and a retrace is at play...there has been one new contract won but no figures divulged and the others were just an extension of an old contract. moreover, asset write downs have only been impaired up to the end of last year so the first half of 2009 hasn't been taken into account yet - which is my main concern about the coming update. what i would really like to hear is :- 1. an update to the progress of zeus but there has been none at all. what is RHEP doing with zeus and how much more interest free money is being loaned to zeus? 2. how much will oil and gas assets be written down for H1 2009? last year was written down by A$20m+. 3. any further progress on the review of selling oil and gas assets? there has been no updates since may although this intention was announced in february. one should still buy in on the retrace but at the moment, it appears to me that RHEP is currently overpriced. oh, don't forget rheochem is also listed on the exchange in australia... investamate, where did you get that information that results are due this week? i cannot find a financial calendar on their website.

another disposal by LLOY, probably see another RNS out in a few days explaining today's drop but this was just released :- http://www.investegate.co.uk/article.aspx?id=200908261548070590Y&fe=1 next time it drops that low all of a sudden, i reckon it would be "safe enough" to buy in on the low and enjoy the rise back up... someone probably got impatient and offloaded a whole bundle today.

yeah i was just quacking crap. it would be a dream to be able to buy at director prices now! i reckon support level is stll about 160p, like today. perhaps i'll buy in next drop. ur speculation could be correct - perhaps there is still more going on behind the scenes here.

i tried for half an hour to buy in this morning but there were not enough shares to go around!

big retrace happening today....any guesses? perhaps we may get to buy in again at director purchase price level... well, just hoping. congrats to MNR holders on the rise today!

never thought WHY would sink this low again. i remember a few months back where i got my first taste of daytrading this year in WHY where i made 40% gains in 15mins and was totally chuffed. this is one case in question where a round of director buys(back in april) doesn't always mean the company will rise from the ashes. that is why it is always good to do some top slicing. WHY will survive, i believe, but the uncertainty(i.e. dilution) in the latest RNS is definitely not for the faint hearted. all the best to whoever it is that is in here....

at this level, we can perhaps safely say the train has left the station.... =)

http://www.investegate.co.uk/article.aspx?id=200908241709399250X&fe=1 looks like the share price may stay at this range for a while.

do be very careful here. i don't see any recent director buys or any votes of confidence. the current finance option being considered with LTW's major shareholders is a debt for equity swap of no more than 5p per share. just bear in mind what happened to CAL. i suppose most of you know this already but are willing to take the risk?

i was in and out of MNR a few months ago. i have not been keeping myself updated about them but i do know they have a covenant to pass too. has the risk of a rights issue been depleted? or has there been any big director buys recently?

chrisc32, i think QED will have more to drop after such a sudden spike. today, QED still closed 6p below opening price so unless there is sudden sharp upturn on monday, it may level out with the difference between open & close price tightening. bx12, E2V is too expensive - they have maxed out one of their 3 credit facilities and the other 2 are not far away...and still we don't hear of any cost cutting measures from them! so, so slow to act. i like them too but i feel there will be more bad news ahead so i'm just watching for the moment. if u are looking for another similiar company, i have one that is in much better shape. just that their visibility for future earnings is unclear but may/should rise with the economy. as for the other property company i mentioned earlier, it is SBDB. not good. they have a covenant due this month, another one in november, and they have to repay a £800mn loan by may 2010. it's another one for your watchlist but too much of a risky play now. SBDB own the canary wharf, potential 3 to 6 bagger if they pass these coming 2 covenants and then get someone to take up the vacant space left by lehman bros. even with all these risks, it is overpriced at 35p now - crazy!

perhaps it may be good to buy the next time it hits 162p/163p. Lloyds may have more shares to dump since they are cash-hungry and they have probably made a few hundred percent profit.

nice tiny tick up.

perhaps the buys could be coming in again. someone is calling the first support at 162p. i noticed the price is rising again...

i'm in here too. say hi to the sun for me. =)

Lloyd's dumps a million shares :- http://www.investegate.co.uk/article.aspx?id=200908211537308503X&fe=1 so this is will contribute to their next interim update....lol...

correct - a retrace was due and frankly, i'm happy it's arrived. if it hit above £2+ in such a short time, i would have suspected more that something really funny was going on and then perhaps a higher possibility of a rights issue because the directors would have almost a pounds' margin from their purchase price. now that it has retraced - i am relieved. but the next run could happen again. personally, i would top up closer to director buy prices. but i don't mind even if i miss out buying a second block so up to you.