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Just noticed there's a 30K trade gone through - but not sure if that's a buy or sell. Must be a buy, surely!

Ha!!! Just posted to you on the RUR site. Can't find anything! Will be watching this VERY closely. Do you have L2 etc? Must admit it's times like this I wish I had.

Do you know what &'ge increase that is for Gartmore? Thanks.

Cheers for the technicals - much appreciated. Might ask you to go through that with me if you don't mind at some point.

If they did, it might even tempt me to go in for a celebratory big mac! Actually, I've got £20 quid on a bet with a mate who reckons he can eat 10 big macs. I say no way, but he did manage to eat 6 hard boiled eggs in 60 seconds a few weeks ago (another £20 lost) - not quite 'cool hand luke' but impressive anyway. Cheers for keeping me posted. That RNS still isn't showing on my LSE page - although I did get the RNS alert in my email from the LSE (just checked it). Strange..! As for the price dropping - it got down to as low as about 25p, but with the ridiculous spread that's still a near 30 top up. Considering I got in at 7.5 that's a major leap - maybe once the first big order is announced I'll take the plunge again.

Many thanks... fantastic news. I particularly like the line: "BBW is a market leader in total facilities management to both private and public sector customers. The services delivered by BBW support many places, spaces and people, including the BBC, the , the Royal Mail, the , schools and hospitals." Sabien aren't messing about are they, they really are in with the big boys here (Balfour Beatty!!). Schools and hospitals... I like the sound of that. I can't imagine what will happen to the s/p if someone announces a signifcant order. Don't know why that didn't show up on my lse page - off to sort that out!!! Thanks again!

As far as I can see, checked LSE, checked website... something else brewing? Perhaps a .... contract...? All good though!

Mmmm... yes, if the NHS operated like a 'logical' entity... but who knows! To be honest I'm confident that it will recover to above 10p and probably more besides - just not sure when! Will watch and see. If they start posting decent increased sales then might be worth another look. Not till then though for me.

This is not a de-ramp but I sold today after recent results with a small loss. Sales performance was poor IMO. Maybe the new man at the helm will do the business but it will be a long wait I think. I've been wrong in the past and no doubt will be in the future, but you pays yer money and takes yer choice. There's plenty of budget squeeze about to be applied to the NHS, and also after running the concept past a GP friend of mine he said that he wasn't that impressed with OD monitoring. He's not a guru by any means but that and the recent poor results tell me my money's best put elsewhere. Good luck to all staying in.

Cheers - you're right, nothing new but thanks for posting, every little helps!

Seems to have his fingers in alot of pies - have a look at this: http://www.indpow.co.uk/partners.htm http://www.indpow.co.uk/directors.htm And yes I agree, if the generators could be purchased (perhaps put to use in one of Mr Earls other projects) then a sp rise would be highly likely - seems like IPSA are pretty much paralysed until they can shift them.

Hi there. http://www.rurelec.com/news-and-publications/125-notice-of-general-meeting-and-trading-update?dfb84b337b9d11a30eedb0f815d19665=0ed1a8b6ba0cf099bb1af3935fc9a224 Here's the crux of it: Related Party Transactions Pursuant to the IPC Capitalisation and in conjunction with the Placing, IPC, a company controlled by Peter Earl (Managing Director of Rurelec), of which James West (Non-Executive Chairman of Rurelec) is chairman and Elizabeth Shaw (Finance Director of Rurelec) is also a director, has agreed to capitalise a total of £2 million of the loans made by it and by Southern Integrated Energy Limited ("SIE"), a wholly owned subsidiary of IPC, to Rurelec, currently amounting to approximately £4.4 million principal. The IPC Capitalisation will take place at the Placing Price, giving rise to an equity issue of 25,000,000 New Ordinary Shares to IPC, subject to the satisfaction of certain conditions. IPC and SIE have undertaken not to call for the repayment of the remainder of the net aggregate balance of their loans before 1 May 2010 or earlier upon the refinancing of EDS. Following, netting off of amounts due from IPC for the purchase of Rurelec's remaining unused Jenbacher gas engines, the balance due to IPC will be approximately £1.2 million. IPC has agreed that it will not dispose of its Ordinary Shares allotted pursuant to the IPC Capitalisation for a period of twelve months following issue without agreement with Rurelec's broker.

Are you in here - and can I ask at what price? Presumably you are expecting an rns as a result of the tie up with IPC and IPSA's 'spare' generators/turbines?

Can you give us the gist of the article please for us non-subscribers? Thanks in advance.

...again today. Still not topped up yet. Spread seems to be varying between 20-30%. Must be putting lots of people off.

Good!

Cheers for the link. Your man Mr Mellon clearly has alot of fingers in alot of pies!

Worth casting your eye over at MONI if you haven't already done so... would complement this nicely. Results out next week and could have very long legs if it doesn't get taken over.

Duh! Sorry - being a twat - just read your last post!!!!!

Thanks for the tip and all the info generally - you've been very helpful!! BILL certainly posted a good set of results - will have to do some digging this weekend - looks like a good long termer. I looked at the investors list on BILL and couldn't find an obvious link to Mellon... do you know the name of the institution? Thanks again and have a good weekend.