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IGD Incagold

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Incagold LSE:IGD London Ordinary Share GB00B08CJ115 ORD 0.001P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.40 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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28/1/2010
11:52
dadyal talk on lse of acquisition tomorrow.forget bozzy-s he aint got a clue use the other thread plenty info about our director clout.there is no stock thats why you cannot get any no pullback in 2 days.ONLY WAY IS UP just a case of how high
buystock
28/1/2010
11:46
Because the chap above has bought all the free float in order to push the price up, hoping suckers to buy it at an inflated price, so he can sell his shares.
bozzy_s
28/1/2010
11:44
any idea's as to why i cant buy £2k worth of this stock?
dadyal
28/1/2010
10:46
Why not post your bank account details, and ask people to pay you direct? Bit more honest than trying to get idiots to buy into an over-inflated stock for you to sell.
bozzy_s
28/1/2010
10:29
Fox's Lair Success Breeds Sequel
Fox Capital, experts in corporate finance, are holding a second Fox's Lair competition, this time in Liverpool, it was announced today. Companies from around the UK are invited to compete for £millions in funding from the UK's leading sources of corporate investment.

The success of the first Fox's Lair competition, held last autumn in the Isle of Man, prompted the decision to stage a sequel. The competition, loosely based on the BBC's Dragon's Den, will see more than a dozen finalists vying to find funding for their businesses.

"The first Fox's Lair was a massive success with 11 of the 14 finalist being offered deals. Liverpool's vibrant economy and reputation for innovation makes it an excellent choice for the sequel," said Fox Capital Director Justin Martin. "Our focus remains expansion stage companies that are looking for up to £25 million in funding to take their businesses to the next level."

The Fox's Lair Liverpool is open to privately held companies of any size; profitability is not necessarily a requirement. Roy Tilleard, Director at Fox Capital explained; "Participants of the first Fox's Lair are now involved in deals worth more than £10m. Most of the successful companies came to us with strong turnover growth and a healthy margin. Now they're getting the necessary the resources they need to fully capitalise on opportunities. We want to bring the same opportunity to Liverpool."

As far as business and finance expertise goes, the Foxes have few equals. Justin Martin has spent the last 15 years in finance and business and product development, managing numerous businesses in the Isle of Man, the United Kingdom and the Russian Federation. He co-founded Flintstone Technologies plc, the AIM listed start-up and expansion stage investment company which completed more than 25 separate private equity transactions with a combined value of more than £40 million.

Roy Tilleard, a qualified accountant, has held executive roles in both multi-national and private businesses. He's best known for leading the international expansion of the Deb Group, known for its Swarfega brand, which he part-sold to Barclays Private Equity in a £135m transaction. He is also a director of Callows Yard Developments Ltd, an £11 million commercial property development in Castletown, Isle of Man.

Together they form Fox Capital, a firm that is a recognised expert in corporate fund raising. It provides services in equity and equity-linked fund raising, flotation, mergers and acquisitions, debt arrangements, in addition to other advisory services. The pair have forged close working relationships with the UK's leading private equity investors and commercial debt providers alongside a number of the UK's leading AIM advisory firms that can be quickly brought to bear for participants in the Fox's Lair Liverpool.

Applications for entry to the Fox's Lair Liverpool are being accepted now. Finalists will be asked to make a short presentation to a panel of investors on 28/29 March at The Foresight Centre, University of Liverpool.

buystock
28/1/2010
10:14
justin martin another director with plenty experience the more i look the better it gets Justin Martin Fox Capital

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Justin Martin has spent the last 15 years in finance, business and product development, managing numerous businesses in the Isle of Man, the United Kingdom and the Russian Federation.

Justin Martin began his career as the Finance and Administration Director for a Moscow based subsidiary of Universal Leaf Tobacco Corporation, and previous to this was the Deputy Financial Director for the Moscow based restaurant and electronics importer JSC Rosinter. In the mid 90's Justin Martin co-founded and operated the Moscow based arm of a UK stock-broking, asset management and corporate finance business, leaving Russia in 1998 to co-found Flintstone Technologies plc, the then AIM listed specialist investment company. During his tenure at Flintstone, the company raised over £40m in private equity, successfully launching and managing seven technology based companies, one of which, Hardide plc, was admitted to AIM in 2005.

Currently Justin Martin serves as the Chief Financial Officer of AIM listed Kurawood plc and is a non-executive Director of IncaGold plc, the AIM listed specialist digital content publisher.

Justin Martin holds a bachelor's degree in Economics and Law from Plymouth University, an M.A in Finance and Investment from Exeter University and is an Accredited Consultant with the Isle of Man DTI's Business Support Scheme.

buystock
28/1/2010
09:41
NICHE MARKET Is Cosmetic Surgery Covered by Health Insurance?

Health Insurance is an important policy to have if you need treatment that has a long waiting list on the NHS or want access to the best in private health care without paying for it yourself.

This does not mean, however, that health insurance will cover everything. Most of the conditions that health insurance policies cover are medical treatments related to short term conditions that are more likely to be successful (and curable) in their treatment. These include a lot of out patient procedures and the costs related to them – these include some surgeries when you are a day patient.

As a result, procedures such as cosmetic surgery are not usually covered. This is why it is important to check the small print on any insurance policies and shop around for ones that include it. Cosmetic surgery is considered an elective surgery, which means that you decided to undergo, rather than a treatment you need medically as demonstrated as necessary by your doctor. Many medical insurance firms will not consider cosmetic surgery a necessary procedure, by which they consider it an aesthetic treatment that patients undergo because they are dissatisfied with their bodies.

Of course some cosmetic surgery procedures are undergone for reasons other than aesthetic ones. For example, rhinoplasty or septoplasty, are sometimes carried out for health benefits such as breathing issues. Another example could be where breast implants might be required after a patient has had a masectomy which involves the removal of the breasts in light of cancer. Another example could be a tummy tuck or liposuction treatment in an obese patient who has already exhausted dieting and exercising techniques and as a result such treatment leaves them open to heart disease and diabetes. Finally, breast reduction surgery could be carried out on someone who has discomfort with large breasts, which could be causing them back problems. So the distinction lies in what the treatments are needed for and whether they are aesthetic or for a medical problem.

The information you need to look out for in a policy is a list that summarises everything that is not covered. This could take the form of a 'key facts' document that outlines the limits of the policy and what kind of medical cover you have.

For more information on health insurance you can visit Medical Cover who have a wealth of infomation on private health cover.

buystock
28/1/2010
09:04
Costs & Insurance



Expenses for cosmetic surgery are paid in advance to the surgeon, the surgical facility and to the anesthesiologist. The following fees are approximate, and depend on fees charged by the facility and the anesthesiologist.

Breast Augmentation: $3800
Abdominoplasty: $4600
Rhinoplasty: $3500
Facelift: $6200
Four Lid Blepharoplasty: $2750
Two Lid Blepharoplasty: $2000
Brow, or Cheeklift: $3600
Liposuction, Hips and Thighs: $2900
Liposuction, Abdomen: $2300
Liposuction, Hips, Thighs, and Abdomen: $4000

Cosmetic surgery is usually not covered by health insurance because it is elective. Reconstructive surgery is generally covered by most health insurance policies although coverage for specific procedures and levels of coverage may vary greatly. We can help you determine the level of insurance coverage for the treatment you desire. Financing is available for non-covered expenses. We also accept all major credit cards.

buystock
28/1/2010
08:48
buying started 1p+ will go 28/01/2010 08:11:07 0.40 501,305 O 1,980.15
buystock
28/1/2010
05:29
new thread for a new beginning
buystock
28/1/2010
05:18
Cosmetic surgery is booming in Britain

Cosmetic surgery is becoming more and more popular in the UK, with increasing numbers of women and men opting to improve their looks by going under the surgeon's knife.

Last year alone an estimated 90,000 people underwent a cosmetic operation - a staggering 30 per cent rise on the previous 12 months.

But while most patients are satisfied with their surgery, more and more are finding that not all operations go to plan. They are left counting not only the financial cost of disappointing results, but also the emotional and physical cost of painful injuries, prolonged suffering and trauma when their cosmetic surgery goes wrong.

At TJL Solicitors, we understand that no amount of money could possibly compensate for the suffering caused by poor cosmetic surgery.

However, our experts believe they can help patients recover both their physical well being and self esteem, by securing the funds they need for corrective surgery and helping them get their lives back on track.

We also hope that by bringing these cases to court we can raise awareness among other patients similarly affected to help improve medical standards and treatment.

buystock
28/1/2010
05:17
Cosmetic surgery is booming in Britain

Cosmetic surgery is becoming more and more popular in the UK, with increasing numbers of women and men opting to improve their looks by going under the surgeon's knife.

Last year alone an estimated 90,000 people underwent a cosmetic operation - a staggering 30 per cent rise on the previous 12 months.

But while most patients are satisfied with their surgery, more and more are finding that not all operations go to plan. They are left counting not only the financial cost of disappointing results, but also the emotional and physical cost of painful injuries, prolonged suffering and trauma when their cosmetic surgery goes wrong.

At TJL Solicitors, we understand that no amount of money could possibly compensate for the suffering caused by poor cosmetic surgery.

However, our experts believe they can help patients recover both their physical well being and self esteem, by securing the funds they need for corrective surgery and helping them get their lives back on track.

We also hope that by bringing these cases to court we can raise awareness among other patients similarly affected to help improve medical standards and treatment.Following the divestiture, the Directors believe that the Company could be

attractive to a number of potential targets/investments. The Directors intend to

seek to acquire another company or business in exchange for the issue of

Ordinary Shares in a single transaction (a "reverse takeover"). The Directors'

main investment criteria are: -



* businesses in the UK, Europe and North America;

* businesses which require little or no funding in excess of the cash resources

available to the Company following the Disposal; and

* businesses whose growth prospects, if achieved, will be earnings enhancing

for Shareholders

DIRECTOR COMPANIES Mike Evans (64), Director


Roy W. Tilleard ~ Chairman

Born 1947. Roy Tilleard has extensive international experience in many industries in both multinational and private business. A qualified accountant, he spent almost 20 years working for Unilever Plc in various locations including 3 years based in Hamburg before leaving to start his own industrial chemicals business. This he sold in 1990, completing a buy out of the Deb Group (best known for "Swarfega"), which was subsequently sold to Barclays Private Equity in 2004. With his business partner, Justin Martin, Roy also founded Fox Capital, a private equity business. He is Chairman and Chief Executive of the AIM-listed company, Kurawood PLC and chairman of IncaGold PLC. Through his commercial and residential property business, Callows Yard Developments Limited, Roy has also undertaken the restoration of a significant number of commercial and residential properties in the heart of Castletown. Roy was appointed as Chairman of Lorne House Trust Limited in June 2007
Justin Martin has spent the last 15 years in finance, business and product development, managing numerous businesses in the Isle of Man, the United Kingdom and the Russian Federation.

Justin Martin began his career as the Finance and Administration Director for a Moscow based subsidiary of Universal Leaf Tobacco Corporation, and previous to this was the Deputy Financial Director for the Moscow based restaurant and electronics importer JSC Rosinter. In the mid 90's Justin Martin co-founded and operated the Moscow based arm of a UK stock-broking, asset management and corporate finance business, leaving Russia in 1998 to co-found Flintstone Technologies plc, the then AIM listed specialist investment company. During his tenure at Flintstone, the company raised over £40m in private equity, successfully launching and managing seven technology based companies, one of which, Hardide plc, was admitted to AIM in 2005.

Currently Justin Martin serves as the Chief Financial Officer of AIM listed Kurawood plc and is a non-executive Director of IncaGold plc, the AIM listed specialist digital content publisher. up 25% on plus
LINK PLUS MARKETS

buystock
27/1/2010
18:06
Give it a rest and get a real job! Or at least rob in person, not behind a screen.

Cash 0.003p per share. These are about 100 times overvalued thanks to pump and dump merchants buying today.

bozzy_s
27/1/2010
16:21
more of the same 2morrow mm,s are short 80% held by directors 1 of whom is minted.Following the divestiture, the Directors believe that the Company could be

attractive to a number of potential targets/investments. The Directors intend to

seek to acquire another company or business in exchange for the issue of

Ordinary Shares in a single transaction (a "reverse takeover"). The Directors'

main investment criteria are: -



* businesses in the UK, Europe and North America;

* businesses which require little or no funding in excess of the cash resources

available to the Company following the Disposal; and

* businesses whose growth prospects, if achieved, will be earnings enhancing

for Shareholders. 1st uk underwriter set 2 be launched guess who IGD



3V2 Cosmetic surgery is booming in Britain

Cosmetic surgery is becoming more and more popular in the UK, with increasing numbers of women and men opting to improve their looks by going under the surgeon's knife.

Last year alone an estimated 90,000 people underwent a cosmetic operation - a staggering 30 per cent rise on the previous 12 months.

But while most patients are satisfied with their surgery, more and more are finding that not all operations go to plan. They are left counting not only the financial cost of disappointing results, but also the emotional and physical cost of painful injuries, prolonged suffering and trauma when their cosmetic surgery goes wrong.

At TJL Solicitors, we understand that no amount of money could possibly compensate for the suffering caused by poor cosmetic surgery.

However, our experts believe they can help patients recover both their physical well being and self esteem, by securing the funds they need for corrective surgery and helping them get their lives back on track.

We also hope that by bringing these cases to court we can raise awareness among other patients similarly affected to help improve medical standards and treatment.

buystock
27/1/2010
15:39
up on low volume 27/01/2010 15:01:23 0.36 133,047 O 485.62
27/01/2010 14:11:41 0.36 24,004 O 87.61
27/01/2010 14:00:31 0.36 173,940 O 634.88
27/01/2010 12:47:42 0.36 10,000 O 36.50
27/01/2010 12:32:34 0.36 5,467 O 19.95

buystock
27/1/2010
15:38
no pull back all day bodes well for tomorrow 300k sell and it went up are mm,s privvy 2 the rto/launch.l2 looks good
buystock
27/1/2010
14:43
can sell 500k@0.32 lol
buystock
27/1/2010
14:42
that also means the amount you can sell online eh.. 25K to sell with 750k available at mid..

saffy..

safman
27/1/2010
14:39
lol not with my broker 25k@0.365
buystock
27/1/2010
14:35
lol.. 750k available at mid price...

saffy..

safman
27/1/2010
14:30
another 25k went through on plus buyers cannot get in
buystock
27/1/2010
14:26
buys on plus but not much stock around 27/01/2010 14:00:31 0.36 173,940 O 634.88
27/01/2010 12:47:42 0.36 10,000 O 36.50
27/01/2010 12:32:34 0.36 5,467 O 19.95

buystock
27/1/2010
13:47
mm,s looking for stock but can buy ZILCH
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