LEADCOM, a real growth company.

MG - perhaps its because the UK market is now a haven of short term and margined positions.

During the Israeli events of the summer, the Israeli stock market continues as normal, as did the US, as did Israeli stocks everywhere - EXCEPT the AIM market. On the AIM market the Israeli stocks took a knock.

The AIM market is not a place to go for money now, go anywhere, but not the AIM - and that knocks on to the UK in itelf, its now becoming a greed nation, living on credit and debt and a total economic collapse might be coming soon with the increases in debt and losses of manufacturing and other key jobs.

So, why Israel, level headed people who can see whats going on, not going to ask a fortune in interest rates, and who can trust each other. I am sure if they tried in the UK then there would be every reason under the sun of "high risk middle east" and "must have higher interest rate to cover".