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way back when it was still in the 20s? lol...it's me(sundancer). i left shares for a while to go surfing in the tropics but i'm now back into share and this time, posting here as syntaxity. u're welcome! =)

hey mate...i didn't call this share right, but WE did. =) keep those research articles coming in and always try to be ahead of the market. remember, Sharp said the solar market in UK could grow up to TWENTY-fold of current installations. and more importantly, PVCS supplies Sharp. future's so bright i'm gonna need shades(and probably some solar panels too). p.s. not guaranteeing 75p to 80p, but i don't see many reasons to sell due to the brighter outlook.

sunny skies ahead for PVCS :- http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-08-04/-solar-revolution-begins-under-u-k-s-gloomy-skies-after-subsidies-start.html the keyword in the article is "Sharp". this bull run is here to stay. i believe we can hit 75p to 80p by results day.

the thing to expect in the coming report is a bright outlook in all of rheochem's market, with revenues for the coming year expected to be significantly ahead.

on looking at rheochem's overall strategy, i just realised they are not interested in north america. perhaps too many competitors there. might as well because things are not going good in certain parts of america, for fracking activities. but here's the "extra" bit about rheochem. they also own zeus petroleum, a partner along with IAE in the athena discovery where zeus has 10%. however, zeus also owns the metis prospect on block 14/11 with ascribed unrisked prospective resources of 93 MM stb, according to a competent persons report issued by RPS in april 2008. still a long way off, but that is something to keep an eye on. http://www.rheochem.com.au/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=35&Itemid=51 http://www.rheochem.com.au/cms/images/stories/documents/090_Interpretation_Block_14_11_rev1.pdf

hydraulic fracturing key to growth in energy sector. http://www.energyindepth.org/2010/07/hydraulic-fracturing-key-to-job-growth-across-the-nation/ would be nice to see lochard energy, a subsidiary of rheochem in america, getting a piece of this cake!

annual report releasing soon. expect a positive outlook going into the next financial year. "Growth in the second half should continue into the next financial year, with 2010/2011 revenues expected to be SIGNIFICANTLY AHEAD of 2009/10." CEO Haydn Gardner said, 'The first half of our 2010 financial year has been a busy period in our drilling fluids business with various contracts being renewed and extended. However, the financial benefit of much of our work will not be experienced until the second half or later. 'The opportunities in coal seam gas projects which we are currently servicing are particularly exciting. The barriers to entry are high and the volume of drilling operations should provide solid and sustained revenues.' http://drillcompfluids.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=104:rheochem-first-half&catid=3:newsflash

the important excerpt from the previous link :- "Hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking" to those who know, means injecting fluid at very high pressure into a well - oil, water, or natural gas - though the most important fracking application is in natural gas. The injections make tiny cracks in ultra-deep underground rock (usually shale), allowing the gas (or whatever you want to extract) to seep out. It's not a new process, it's been done for decades, but it has made huge technological strides in the past two years. That is likely to continue, helping make and keep natural gas cheap for a long time and maybe even cutting the price in half or more! Fracking will also mean massive shifts away from competing energy sources to gas. The winners will be fracking firms and THOSE WHO SERVICE THEM(i.e. Rheochem supplies fracturing chemicals), along with their shareholders."

bullish for a month now and the results are not even out yet! happy to see the momentum build towards results day later this month!

positive news expected soon, i've decided to have me some of this today. =) http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/articledisplay.jsp?section=Markets&article_id=10106007 article by ken fisher of ze infamous fisher investments! do ur figures fellas - i managed to track down expected revenue in the coming report - will increase and furthermore, this is currently below NAV per share which was 8p end-june 2009.

· Group net revenue(1) down 2.4% to £492.1 million (H1 2009: £504.4 million) · Group operating profit(1)(2) grew 5.1% to £103.6 million (H1 2009: £98.6 million) · High Rollers operating profit of £8.9 million (H1 2009: £58.4 million) · Interest(3) credit of £2.2 million including £20.0 million interest benefit from HMRC tax settlement · Earnings per share(3) of 39.3 pence (H1 2009(4): 15.8 pence) including 30.8 pence benefit associated with HMRC tax settlement · Cash generated by operations was £164.7 million · Group net debt reduced to £503.7 million from £694.2 million at 31 December 2009 http://investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201008050700385648Q Mixed results, in my opinion. Group revenue is down but offset by costcuts to produce 5.1% higher profit.

i pulled the trigger when i saw the ask price rise to 8.25p. i believe this a technical correction and we could see a more sustainable run from here onwards IF the market doesn't continue to turn bearish like today.

were that ur buys at 15:46 and 15:48....LOL

confirmation of trend, u silly. =) http://www.britishbulls.com/StockPage.asp?CompanyTicker=QED&MarketTicker=Financials&Typ=S but technical analysis isn't important unless u pick momentum shares.

what a lurvely day!!! i'm rich!!!! well, actually....just happy this finally moved without a long wait!

after furey's post, i guess it won't be long before u can start trading again! haha...ping me if u need quality companies to invest. =)

with america lifting the ban on online gambling, this could do well. just that it's long term. =)

u started trading again? this one is long term.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/8874933.stm

not sure about orderbooks but supply is meant to be tight this year :- http://www.icis.com/Articles/2010/05/19/9360646/asia-tio2-hits-one-year-high-tight-supply-to-push-prices-higher.html link was posted by the barron some time ago thanks, corbine.