yep - up about 50% this week - and close 100% in a month!
Just the start - next month = BOOM!

http://videobam.com/VzDpy

The Cyan boom (I'm invested in both) is going to be chicken feed if this USOP news is true (yes I keep banging on but honestly I think this is the real deal) DYOR.

'it could be a gamechanger for our state'

oh that sounds terrible

So i have spare cash this month, what am i investing in? 

Quote from: Eggtastico on October 26, 2012, 10:45:02 AM
yep - up about 50% this week - and close 100% in a month!
Just the start - next month = BOOM!

I hope so. I managed to buy my shares nearly at the peak of the first spike on "Saurons tower" back in may (look at the charts and you'll see what I mean hopefully). After commission etc they're only just braking even now.

Question is, how high do you think these could go? I'd be tempted to sell some if I could double my money, take out the initial investment and then leave the rest "risk free".

http://www.8newsnow.com/story/19926814/i-team-oil-discovered-in-nevada

http://www.8newsnow.com/story/19929565/i-team-oil-found-nevada-hot-creek

No new info in this but the company is coming out of stealth mode.

Disclaimer - I'm not a financial adviser, and I'm not telling anyone to invest, as always, do your own research!

Quote from: zpyder on October 27, 2012, 12:25:23 PM

Quote from: Eggtastico on October 26, 2012, 10:45:02 AM
yep - up about 50% this week - and close 100% in a month!
Just the start - next month = BOOM!

I hope so. I managed to buy my shares nearly at the peak of the first spike on "Saurons tower" back in may (look at the charts and you'll see what I mean hopefully). After commission etc they're only just braking even now.

Question is, how high do you think these could go? I'd be tempted to sell some if I could double my money, take out the initial investment and then leave the rest "risk free".

Estimates on the investor forums are between 1-2p per share at close of an RNS awarding the TNEB contract, but there is plenty of potential beyond that in SAAS/M2M applications, Chinese contracts, etc. so you should be looking to at least double your investment (assuming all goes to plan!) John Cronin wants to turn the company into a big player and has a good track record for this.

I'm over 60% up already at 0.7. GLA

Quote from: Bacon on October 27, 2012, 11:50:32 AM
So i have spare cash this month, what am i investing in? 

If you want a less risky investment and have plenty of money go long on Intel (INTC). That's my next move. Another safe choice I like would be Associated British Foods Plc (ABF), they are a reliable and steady grower.

If you want to try and make a quick buck I'd buy CYAN as the big news is imminent. To echo Matt, I'm not a financial advisor, you could lose it all, DYOR, etc.

cyan also allowed a director to leave for the M2M (machine2machine) consortium of companies.
Cyan will be primed for a takeover IF they get the TNEB contract & Smart Meters are going to be the next big thing where this small cap company will instantly become a market leader in its solution overnight. Could easily be a anything from 3p-6p in a takeover IMO - really depends on the size of orders that come through from india, china, brazil, etc.

Just a warning (I'm aware you probably already realise this but thought I'd post in this thread just in case as its worth noting for anyone who's not) - buy buying these sorts of stocks you are quite likely to be targeted by some rather unsavoury people - people who obtain data from companies house then send out marketing info offering you some free research into the stock you hold or just blatantly cold call you. (If you fill out the form for the free 'research' you'll get your 'research', a brochure and be plagued by cold calls that you agreed to receive by completing the form - FSA regulated firms aren't allowed to cold call so have to rely on responses to this sort of marketing)

Some of these firms are FSA regulated (so technically not boiler rooms - just very dodgy - though thankfully some of the previous big offenders have been shut down or have changed their business model.) Others are outright boiler rooms operating out of Spain, Asia etc.. And lastly some of these clowns who were employed by dodgy FSA regulated brokerages have moved onto other schemes - land banking, wine investments, carbon credits and 'rare earth' metals...

Bottom line is its all pure spank... even legitimate financial advisors/brokers are dubious at best but these cold callers are complete thieves. If anyone phones you offering advise, investment opportunities etc.. yes it is too good to be true and yes they are just going to rip you off (even if the FSA has been naive enough to regulate them) - if any of these people could make a profit from speculation then thats exactly what they'd be doing - instead they're scummy salesmen phone bashing for victims all day long.

Be careful as investors in penny stocks are the main targets for these guys - they're after people who are looking to take a gamble for a large return etc...

That's good advice. Also make sure if you do want to get involved that you choose a reputable broker and don't just pick one at random off google, you want to be sure the one you use is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

One's we're all using are Halifax, Jarvis and Hargreaves Lansdown. I'm using SVS Securities who are cheap to use but don't offer trading on international markets so to buy Intel I'll have to open an account with Halifax probably.

BOOM! on Cyan
Xel & BLVN dropping - good times to get in/top up/back in
DYOR.

Ah sh*t, that would have been double money during the day. This serious lack of cash flow is rather annoying.

Cyan RNS
Is this a whole new contract & not TNEB
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201211010700150405Q

Got reamed by VAL today, huge placement, managed to get out a few quid down with my tail between my legs

Quote from: matt5cott on November 01, 2012, 14:55:05 PM
Got reamed by VAL today, huge placement, managed to get out a few quid down with my tail between my legs

seen CPP? they fell to 8p 2 weeks ago after problems with the FSA - 5x that now!