Biofuels Share Discussion Threads

[robinbastard] 18/7/2007 11:39

Will buy in at sub 1p.

[ecks] 17/7/2007 21:53

If you are lucky it will get reincarnated as a lemon.

[volsung] 17/7/2007 16:08

And Telewest...

[robinbastard] 17/7/2007 16:07

SEO could be another as well.

[robinbastard] 17/7/2007 14:13

Could be a great recovery stock this given the Worlds stance on energy waste etc.

[powlo] 17/7/2007 08:44

I'ill consider buying back in at 0.5p.

[davidlloyd] 13/7/2007 17:14

Not as thin as CART....least it has a business, just massive debt...

[amd7000] 13/7/2007 17:13

Get out while you still can! This company is walking on very thin ice.

[the_doctor] 13/7/2007 12:59

It is being delisted after the dfe.

Barclays' 15.2% is on behalf of private investors you fool NDRANA. Futhermore, if they dont take on the debt, this company will go bust - simple.

[ricardoskull] 12/7/2007 15:05

20p here we come. After the 1 for 100 consolidation.

[paul e] 12/7/2007 07:17

You've always cracked me up Ecks.

Live long and prosper sir.

[spawny100] 11/7/2007 22:29

Dead dead dead. I was very lucky to get out at a decent price and give myself a pat on the back at having the courage of my convictions in that biofuels are not the answer and Sean is not the CEO for me. Anyone from the tent camp half serious about truly green energy could do far worse than having a look at ITM. Hydrogen really does have the answers IMO.

[ic0gcds00] 11/7/2007 22:17

LOOKS LIKE A SUB 1P ON THE CARDS HERE

[volsung] 11/7/2007 18:39

Not exactly Quentin25. The palm oil plantations are on poor/marginal soils. To keep them growing they need fertiliser which requires more Co2 inputs

[quentin25] 11/7/2007 16:02

Interesting read, the above article.. BUT... It fails to give the flipside of the same argument..

Yes, Palm Oil may well generate the equivalent of 33 tonnes of CO2 emissions in the first harvest, due to the deforestation/use of mineral oil to get the crop planted.

BUT

For the ensuing harvests, this will no longer be the case... The Palm Oil plant will already be in situ, merrily growing in the sunshine, absorbing CO2 from the atmossphere... Longer term it will outweight the effects of it's initial planting.

half a story, is half the truth, and half the truth is half a lie.

Q

[ecks] 11/7/2007 14:51

It doesn't seem that long ago when we were all saying how cheap the £2.30 rights issue shares were. People who had not held before a certain date were all peeved that they did not qualify. I bought a load at £2.89 to see them briefly continue on up and then suddenly fall. I used to listen to Tag's Trance Trip whilst watching this share rocket from 2-3 quid. Now even Drone Zone is a bit raunchy to accompany trading movement. I haven't held for a while incidently, but then surely only those on moon bases or exploring Atlantis are still hanging on to their penny shares. zZzzzzzzZZZZZzz

[pipa tits] 11/7/2007 13:12

What will the delisting mean to holders
Barklays will own 94% of the business
so 6% will be split between exisitng
holders.
That equates to much less than the current price.

[topinfo] 11/7/2007 10:11

James...more like from £2.60 to 3p in one year.!!