This thread is designed for punters to tip any share or shares they like from Blue Chips to Penny Stocks.
YOU CAN RAMP AS MUCH AS YOU LIKE or you can be a constructive market analyst, please yourself.
Drivers Tip, Buy Low Sell High

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mp
I did look at this before then took my eye of it, going up nice m/cap 109m and looks like continuing, have you got VML also going in the right direction.

http://www.nufcor.co.uk/about.html

Held vml 2 years ago then moved on but now thinking of getting back in if I can catch a good point. It's certainly doing well----I've just sold Corac too early as well it's spiked up after I decided to move the money into NU. I try to recycle my money instead of putting more in the pot all the time--this means I quite often miss the spikes! holding sola, gng and cch though not tempted to recycle them!

mp
I wouldn't mind some NU but have the same problem recycling.

RobAlex, FAO being bought by BLVN.

Soul T Have you read the GCM Thread ? doing well at the moment, some info on Coal To Liquid.

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gcm From 98p to 177+ !!!!!

www.stockmarket-channel.tv Now In The Header it's an interesting program from (Archive of previous episodes of Trading Places) just click on what day you want to see.

I moved on from COH and bought into CFE--IMO it is now on an upward path but still very cheap. There is a good thread on the other side to see how near to extinction this company came---now bb posters on the side have taken over the company!! They have strong committment now to make it successful and as I drink gallons of coffee and the new ceo comes from Plymouth---I'm in!!

Have to agree on CFE moneyplus held it for some time and it is just starting to move strongly.

Will take some time for the new management to bring home the bacon--but they certainly aren't hanging about! A stream of new franchisees, a new tea republic which proving popular (you can still buy your coffee there) and an idea to introduce different chocolate drinks-yum! Laurie- Did you know all shareholders are invited to the open day in London March 28th? you only have to email them for details I can't go unfortunately but I approve of the idea to involve shareholders in their plans.

RCG excellent Prelim results this morning. worth a look.

RCG-cracking results-I wish I'd stayed in! CFE moving up today as well. Good results from EIIB but as yet the company is undiscovered--this will change this year IMO.

sold my NU. today for a small gain as nobody seems to know much about the way the company operates. I figure if experienced investors are puzzled it's time to move on.

Moneyplus, i decided to purchase some CFE today, while researching, the bloody quote ran away from me, perhaps could have waited until the inevitable market drop, but i only bought small and will top up if they drop... I'm from Plymouth btw... so hello in a neighbourly way... lol

mp
I'm going to watch that NU. and remind you when their 15

Yes do --I'm getting to be a coward!! Hi Big Ted lovely day today down our way.

Article from Times online broker to watch out for
Seymour Pierce has brought more underperforming companies to AIM over the past three years than any other City stockbroker, an analysis by The Times has shown.

The study, the first of its kind, reveals that 1,000 invested in every fundraising conducted by the firm between January 2004 and December 2006 the boom period during which more than 1,300 companies joined Londons junior stock market would on average now be worth just 799.

Over the same period, a 1,000 investment in the FTSE AIM all-share index would be worth, 1,260, up 26 per cent, The finding comes ahead of this months clampdown by the London Stock Exchange on nominated advisers (nomads), the firms that raise money on AIM, when the LSE will formally codify the standards that it expects from them. It also comes after a growing scandal surrounding Torex Retail, the AIM-listed software company at the centre of a Serious Fraud Office investigation.

Two weeks ago, John Thain, chief executive of the New York Stock Exchange, criticised AIM for a lack of stringent corporate governance requirements and said it needed to continue raising standards to avoid harming the Citys reputation.

Seymour Pierce is one of four stockbrokers whose AIM fundraisings have on average lost money for investors. The others are Bridgewell Securities, which last month ousted its chief executive after issuing two profit warnings following its own AIM flotation, Manchester-based WH Ireland, many of whose clients are in the natural resources sector, Corporate Synergy and Nomura Code Securities, a life sciences specialist.

Seymour Pierce owes much of its poor performance to Seymour Pierce Ellis (SPE), its Crawley-based private client broking business, which it sold in September to City Financial Associates for 4.65 million. However, even stripping out the effect of SPE, the firms average return would have been 1,038, which would put it in the bottom six of the 24 stockbrokers covered in the study.

Seymour Pierce has raised money for some of last years worst performers on AIM, including Smart Telecom, which fell 99 per cent, AeroBox, down 92 per cent, and Screen FX, down 91 per cent. A spokesman for the firm said: Seymour Pierce Ellis was run as an entirely separate company and is no longer part of the group.

The Timess analysis shows that, contrary to popular belief in the City, Evolution Securities is not among the worst performers, having ranked 12th after producing a return of 1,143. Its showing is helped by Premier Research, up nearly sixfold since its December 2004 float. The fact that the study uses closing share prices from December 29, 2006 means that Torex, to which Evolution is joint broker, makes a positive contribution. Torex shares, which were suspended alongside its January 26 profit warning, were trading at a 23 per cent premium to their issue price at the time.

The best-performing broker is Vancouvers Canaccord Capital, which has generated an average return of 1,954, aided by Imperial Energy, a Russian oil explorer whose shares are up 2,448 per cent since floating. The other top five stockbrokers are Investec Securities, Libertas Capital, Teather & Greenwood and Numis Securities. The 24 brokers covered by the survey which is based on transactions defined by AIM as admission or readmission of shares together raised about 12 billion for clients in the three years to December 2006.

Seymour Pierce bringing promotional garbage to the market to flip by the sounds of it.

Didn't AAU just announce these guys as their new Nomad?

Apologies, they didn't. Someone else did, but I can't remember who.

Uranium Get On Board

With two of the largest uranium mines flooded the price of uranium keeps going up and will continue to do so there is a world wide shortage of the stuff the price has risen from $8 to $91 a LB and is predicted to go to $100-$150,



If you haven't got a uranium stock in your portfolio you are not to late some stocks have doubled over the last couple of months but you have not missed the boat, some will be multi baggers from here. I have two stocks VML and URA. vml also mine Gold and Silver so have revenue to fund their uranium projects, URA have a JV with Western Metals and IMO are still under valued.

Uranium Stocks
BRM
KAH
NU.
UMN
URA
UUU
VML
ZRL
RRR
UEP

According to Dines see link below, we are about at 1998 in comparison to the dot com surge that peaked in 2001. So when investors finally wake up any stock related to uranium will go north.

Check out these links, listen to
James Dines & The Uranium Bull Part 1 with Laramide Resources and Vane Minerals
http://www.minesite.com/webcasts/commodity_watch_radio.html#c412

Other related links
http://www.stockinterview.com/News/03092007/Ranger-Flooded-ERA.html

Weekly Spot Uranium Price Indicator Raised to US$90/Pound
http://www.stockinterview.com/News/03112007/Uranium-Spot-Price-ERA.html
TradeTech's Uranium Information
http://www.uranium.info/index.html