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possibly just people selling for profit or they have found another share to invest in, after all we are just custodians
of the future, investing in companies for the wellbeing of humanity if nobody invested the companies would all fade away and we'd all starve to death or become cannibals.....

everyone's run out of money

I've got about 505000 shares at about 14p not many but ok for my sipp

perhaps 2 teaspoons of kp firtile in a hot drink could cure baldness (opening a new revenue stream)

very encouraged by the recent rns. early stage production and sales . I should think mine management is different to sales management so there's probably a lot of loose ends to tie-up on the selling side of things now the distributor they were relying on is out of the picture

yes I've got over 1100000 of the little beauties

I'm happy with this slummy little sp

can any one please tell me why a small company like this has gone to such a high sp in a short time and with a pe of over 50 .it seems a lot when in reality the skeleton of the firm is simple book keeping ,or be it for a lot of people ,and its all electronic these days as well. thanks for any replies

what do we think then 5 pounds……..

its just that comparable and lesser mines are trading at over $1.5( that's operational mines) who can tell if they will be bought out or not ,I thought the intension was to get the mine up and running, maybe their will still be shares to buy in a new company if a new one is formed through a take over bid.

2.38p for approx 1pound when the mines up and running that's 24000gbp for 1000000gbp .Going by sp of other mines

careful when others are greeeeeeeeeeeeeedy ,as they say

Everyone will be happier when the sp gets to 100p and is paying out 6% divs

I was reading that fossil fuels will run out in about 50 years time, which would allow producers to charge higher prices as the commodity becomes less abundant, something I think many people are missing. The thinking behind this is even if electric vehicles become more prevalent ,they will still need oil, gas ,coal to generate electric. There is always renewables and nuclear power but, will they have the funding and the time to multiply their output in this short time span. It could lead to stockpiling and much higher prices at the pump...just a thought anyway...

well you go to the msn web page, scroll down to money, go to ( my watch list) its where you can create a list of shares that interest you ,then enter txp and all the current imfo will be yours ,,,hope this has been some help ,.,,,,,...

2 analysts on msn have a projected year end price of .51p so I've bought 160000 shares , like last year I'm hope for 25p end year price..

you could try HWSL for income

yes I'm a bit surprised its selling at a high premium to nav ,when last year they could only pay out due to increased electric prices as they had a drop in generation , due to lack of wind. Also a lot of the generators are second hand and have a shorter life span and higher maintenance costs .Looks like sentiment is carrying this share more than fundamentals.

is there a fund raising due soon?

ajbell since the sp rise has a similar pe as hargreves landsdown and that has about 2% yield , so maybe just a growth stock
...also the old adage what goes up must come down.. may apply here..

I'm waiting till after the ex dividend date before I buy any more as the sp always goes down after a dividend payment