SueHelen
- 14 Jan 2006 13:25
PRICE 0.23-0.35 PENCE........14.01.06
TRADES OVER 105,000 SHARES ARE DELAYED IN REPORTING BY 1 HOUR.
Press Mention in the Daily Mail Newspaper on 14.01.06
City & Finance Section.....Page 77.
Priced at less than a penny, Enition attracted a flurry of speculative interest and firmed 0.03 to 0.24p. Turnover swelled to 24m-plus amid speculation that former IT minnow and cash shell is on the verge of featuring in an interesting reverse takeover deal. Enition has 700,000 cash in the bank and has said it is exploring acquisition opportunities in the energy sector.
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SueHelen
- 14 Jan 2006 15:00
- 22 of 53
Here is the article again:
Press Mention in the Daily Mail Newspaper on 14.01.06
City & Finance Section.....Page 77.
Priced at less than a penny, Enition attracted a flurry of speculative interest and firmed 0.03 to 0.24p. Turnover swelled to 24m-plus amid speculation that former IT minnow and cash shell is on the verge of featuring in an interesting reverse takeover deal. Enition has 700,000 cash in the bank and has said it is exploring acquisition opportunities in the energy sector.
SueHelen
- 14 Jan 2006 15:02
- 23 of 53
I will have a look at mjr's mention tomorrow for u....I already have my balanced portolio now and won't be looking to buy any other stocks over the coming days. My portfolio now consists of DMR, SER, IQE, and ENT.
By far my biggest holding is in DMR, followed by IQE, SER and then ENT.
jameel06
- 14 Jan 2006 15:12
- 24 of 53
SueHelen, whilst your on your little research adventures could you also cast youe eyes on a stock I have in my portfolio - ELP! I wonder wheter you will be able to?
Sue can you also let me know your preferred method when undertaking research into stock?? I think im probably asking too much.. but your views are greatly appreciated and valued. Regards,
jammeel
SueHelen
- 14 Jan 2006 16:30
- 25 of 53
Jameel......I have 30 different stocks on my stockwatch list......the ones that interest me and get my pulse going. I keep on top of all the developments on each and everyone of those stocks. I won't buy even though the company's prospects good just for the sake of it. I value timing greatly...I don't like to keep my money in stocks where I don't see anything happening for months. So I stay on top of the developments on the stocks on my stockwatch lists.....then I also keep an eye on the technical indicators such as bollinger bands, volume, MACD, candlesticks. Those allow me to narrow down my search in that from the 30 I can narrow down into a handful of stocks which allow me to come to a decision that it is the right time now to go ahead and make my purchase in that stock. I break it down further by using Level 2.
I will also buy when things are not looking good in particular stocks...right at the bottom when no one wants them. This is where you have all the derampers turning up...shouting chart looks awful etc.....that is when you start buying if u wanna stay one step ahead. No good buying when the chart looks nice and pretty. I have found this exercise pretty rewarding with DMR where I have been able to accumulate a holding of 2 million shares at the 0.30 pence prices in October 2005. Everyone wants them now and the market makers won't let them go easily as we approaching the news season now with them. See my posts on the DMR thread with regards to that.
The 30 stocks in my stockwatch lists are reviewed every fortnight...if developments have happened which don't excite me then I will remove that stock and cease to follow developments. A new entry would appear in my stockwatch lists.
The one thing u must be remember is to stay on top of things.
SueHelen
- 14 Jan 2006 16:39
- 26 of 53
Anyone have any information on Maitland Investments Ltd ?????????????????????
Maitland Investments Ltd 125,721,854 125,721,854 15.68%
chocolat
- 14 Jan 2006 16:59
- 27 of 53
Where on earth d'you get the idea that 'everyone wants them now'?
jameel06
- 14 Jan 2006 23:14
- 28 of 53
SUE info on GGGW RNS:
Please see below:
ADDITIONAL RESULTS FROM SONGPANGUO
FURTHER ZONES IDENTIFIED
LONDON - 11 January 2006 - Central China Goldfields plc (AIM: GGG,
GGGW) reports additional results from recently completed aditing (tunnelling)
and trenching programme at the Songpanguo deposit ('SPG'), Baima area, in the
Snow Mountain Project, Sichuan Province of China.
Highlights:
- Assay results are reported from three underground tunnels and
eleven trenches are reported
- Results are generally higher grade compared to the work
previously reported by Sichuan Bureau of Metallurgy and Geological Exploration
('SBMGE')
- Two new zones discovered in underground tunnels including a zone
of 3 metres @ 14.54 g/t Au
- Other underground tunnelling results include: 3.0 metres @ 5.45
g/t Au, 12.0 metres @ 4.15 g/t Au and 2 metres @ 4.52 g/t Au
- Trenching results include: 1 metre @ 8.4 g/t Au and 2 metres @
2.7 g/t Au
Jeff Malaihollo, Central China Goldfields' Managing Director,
stated 'These results are very encouraging and we plan to drill and open up
more tunnels to test the down-dip continuation of the mineralisation to
increase the tonnage. We are very excited by the positive results that
continue to emerge from SPG especially now with several new zones identified.'
Geological Details:
Further Fire assay results from SPG trenches and underground
tunnels (adits) confirm comparable intersected widths and gold grades to the
original wet assay work by our partners SBMGE.
The underground tunnels provide more information and are
significantly cheaper compared to drilling. In particular, important
information regarding the structure controlling mineralisation was obtained
from these tunnels.
SPG Adits
Re-sampling of tunnel PD403 on the 3,190 metres level confirmed two
main zones of mineralisation which are: 3.0 metres @ 5.45 g/t gold and 12.0
metres @ 4.15 g/t gold. These are higher than the original wet assays of 4.2
metres @ 3.29 g/t gold and 7.44 metres @ 2.92 g/t gold.
Tunnel PD416 on the 3,240 metres level intersected a low grade zone
at 132 metres from the mouth of the tunnel, yielding results of 4 metres @
0.45 g/t gold. This compares with the original result of 0.8 metres @ 1.27 g/t
gold.
Two new zones were intersected in a crosscut CM1W driven in a
northwest direction from tunnel PD401 (whose results were announced on 12
December 2005). The first zone is 3 metres @ 14.54 g/t gold including a 1
metre interval @ 40.7 g/t gold. The zone is hosted by brecciated siltstone
with pyrite, realgar and orpiment. The second zone is 2 metres @ 4.52 g/t
gold, intersected at 5.5 metres from the main tunnel PD401.
SPG TRENCHES
Full set of results for the trenches are tabulated below. Direct
comparison often can not be made as the old trenches have been washed away or
their locations can not be accurately situated.
Trench TC 19R returned 1 metre @ 8.14 g/t gold at the start of the
trench, but no direct comparison is available.
Trench TC 94-2R, gave two 1 metre long intersections of 1.06 g/t
gold and 1.07 g/t gold. There is no comparable trench available.
Trench TC 30R yielded 1 metre @ 2.2 g/t gold which is higher grade
compared to the wet assay result of 1 metre @ 0.9 g/t gold. TC 30R also
returned another intersection of 1 metre @1.94 gold which is also higher grade
compared with original assay of 1.5 metres @ 0.6g/t gold.
On the northern side of the Snow Mountain Fault, the SPG deposit
continues on the opposite side of the valley, where Trench TC 16 intersected a
zone of 2 metres @ 2.7 g/t gold which is higher grade compared with original
assays of 2.1 metres @ 1.79 g/t gold.
SPG assay results
Location Distance Wet assay Fire assay Comments
(m from
portal)
Width (m) Au (g/t) Metregrammes Width (m) Au (g/t) Metregrammes R=resampled
(fire
assay)
SueHelen
- 15 Jan 2006 19:51
- 29 of 53
Jameel....I am back at work full time tomorrow so will not be able to contribute during trading hours anymore but will certainly catch up in the evenings.
Have a good week.
SueHelen
- 16 Jan 2006 08:31
- 30 of 53
Good start today on back of the press mention on Saturday.
0.27-0.28 pence.....up 15.00%
SueHelen
- 16 Jan 2006 10:07
- 31 of 53
Good buying volume coming through.
SueHelen
- 16 Jan 2006 11:56
- 32 of 53
Pretty good volume...past the 20 million mark already.
jameel06
- 16 Jan 2006 12:39
- 33 of 53
Sue, I put my deal in, on Sunday and it only went through at 10am and it had increased by 14% so I bought at the top price... Not Happy... Do u think I should wait! Or have I missed the boat in terms of maximizin profit! Whats the expected sp high, if known,
Look forward to your reply
SueHelen
- 16 Jan 2006 13:14
- 34 of 53
I think no one was able to get in at the 0.25 pence closing price from Friday....All the buying is taking place at the 0.28 pence price. Still a good price IMHO.
SueHelen
- 16 Jan 2006 13:14
- 35 of 53
I think no one was able to get in at the 0.25 pence closing price from Friday....All the buying is taking place at the 0.28 pence price. Still a good price IMHO.
SueHelen
- 16 Jan 2006 13:14
- 36 of 53
I think no one was able to get in at the 0.25 pence closing price from Friday....All the buying is taking place at the 0.28 pence price. Still a good price IMHO.
jameel06
- 16 Jan 2006 13:39
- 37 of 53
SueHelen, it seems like that too!!!! I wonder whar ur views are on whether it will increase higher then .28 or has it hit its peak! I was thinkin that it is bound to increase as people have only caught on over the weekend, unlike those ahead of the game (mention no names)... I see that my portfolio isnt doing too bad with ELP increasing by 12% too... Interestingly Sue have a look at GGGW that has also increased by 18%..
I would welcome your comments, regards,
Jameel
SueHelen
- 16 Jan 2006 14:24
- 38 of 53
A 7.50 million T trade buy had to be filled at 0.27 pence hence the stalemate. Price has just ticked up now.
Order given to the MMs this morning.
SueHelen
- 16 Jan 2006 14:31
- 39 of 53
0.28-0.28 pence - another biggish trade likely being filled.
SueHelen
- 16 Jan 2006 15:37
- 40 of 53
Finally double tick up on the offer. 0.28-0.30 pence.....up 20.00%.
Technotamed
- 16 Jan 2006 17:39
- 41 of 53
I placed my order Sunday, so was not very pleased to see my buy price at 0.28p. Will we see only short term gains tomorrow and that's it, or are we looking for longer terms gain. Trying to decide what to due for tomorrow as I must set my position tonight because I work all day. Any help out here, thanx.