LSE tonight, page-9481

In addition to my remarks, and this is a sombre topic, but if you're new to investing/trading it might be an idea to research the emotions of trading/ investing. Especially if you are going to wade into the high risk area of micro caps. It can have a marked beneficial outcome to your strategy, believe me.

I'm in no way suggestion you are emoti0nally unstable, but when it's your own money there's always a risk/reward component in which one seeks to establish balance. Only you will know when you've reached (or exceeded) your risk profile on a certain trade. It can keep you awake at night, ruin your life, or be the greatest bonanza in your financial history.

I believe it's worth mentioning as it isn't spoken about often until you lose all your money and Maurice Blackburn throw you a CA lifeline, and you still believe it's all gong to be ok.

As the RFG investors, SGH et al.

Scott H