PRICE 0.50-0.70 PENCE: 06/10/2005

Check out http://www.cheerfulscout.com

Nvision:http://www.nvisiontec.com/

You will see just how serious the company is too, there are some excellent demo's of the work they have recently carried out. The "Spooks" trailer is fantastic.

Website is Very Impressive.

They are operating in an 'explosive' market right now - DVD's are everywhere and you can pick the players up for under 40. As well as all the latest films being released simultaneously on video & DVD, there is also a constant stream (sorry, flood!) of older films & TV shows being released on DVD (Nov03 for all you 'Indy' fans!). This means that there is a lot of scope for CLS to win commissions for DVD menus.

Clients:

Voted one of the top video makers by Televisual Magazine. Cheerful has an excellent reputation for creative, effective, award winning programmes and our clients include Allen & Overy, BBC, BHS, BP, B&Q, BT, Bank of England, British Airways, Cable & Wireless, Channel 4, Deliotte, Flymo, Freeserve, Getronics, HSBC, Hotel Inter Continental, ITV, Lloyds TSB, London Underground, MGM, Marks & Spencer, Mothercare, NCR, Nortel, Nokia, RNIB, Railtrack, Right Entertainment, Safeway, Sega, St John's Ambulance, Standard Chartered, Storehouse Group, Technicolor, T-Mobile, Vauxhall Motors, Visa and Woolworths.

Recent Industry Award Win:

Industry Awards

RNS Number:8816K
Cheerful Scout PLC
11 April 2005


Cheerful Scout Plc / Epic: CLS / Index: AIM / Sector: Media

11th April 2005

CHEERFUL SCOUT PLC ('Cheerful' or 'the Company')
GOLD AND BRONZE

Cheerful Scout Plc, the AIM listed multi media specialist, won both gold and
bronze awards at the annual ceremony held by the International Visual
Communication Association ('IVCA'), the professional body for companies using
film, video, interactive media and live events as part of the communication
process.

Attended by leading people from the #3 billion industry, the IVCA awards are
designed to celebrate the high achievers in the field. Cheerful collected a gold
award in the Events and Public Display category for its work with a leading
management consultancy, and bronze award in the Best Animation and Special
Effects category for its work with Deloitte.

Peter Litten, Creative Director of Cheerful Scout, said: "Its an honour to be
acknowledged for the work we do by such a prestigious orgnaisation. We remain
focused on providing cutting edge creative work and are delighted to receive the
two awards, especially in view of the high quality work we were competing
against."

Cheerful has two key divisions: DVD for the retail sector; and corporate
communications, producing programmes for blue-chip clients. It recently launched
a new product - nVision Presenter - a high-end presentation tool, which delivers
real-time 3D graphics and provides a widescreen platform that brings together
all manner of visual media on one 'virtual stage'. A second nVision project -
nVision Strategy - is due to be launched later this year.

05.04.2005: Cheerful Scout raises 525,000 stg via 50 mln share placing

LONDON (AFX) - Cheerful Scout PLC, an AIM-listed media group, said it raised
525,000 stg before expenses through the placing of 50 mln new shares at 1.05
pence a share.
It will use the proceeds to fund sales and marketing of its new product,
nVision Presenter and to further develop its nVision Strategy product.

24.11.2004: Cheerful Scout was advised today that Stuart Appleton, Non-executive Chairman of
the Company, had purchased 250,000 ordinary shares in the Company ("Ordinary
Shares") on 24 November 2004 at 1.1p per share.

Following the acquisition referred to above, Stuart Appleton now has an
interest in 3,308,000 Ordinary Shares, representing 1.9 per cent. of the share
capital of the Company.

Contact Information:

25 - 27 Riding House Street
London W1W 7DU
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)20 7291 0444
Fax: +44 (0)20 7291 0445
Email: info@cheerfulscout.com

6 MONTH CHART:



1 YEAR CHART:



3 YEAR CHART:

Recent News:

26.09.2005

Deliotte Partners Conference

Cheerful Scout has recently completed all video production for the Deliotte UK partners conference. Our series of videos using Deliotte's distinctive brand colours, formed the basis for discussion topics throughout the two days. Our clients were delighted with the results and the 400 partners even gave us a rapturous round of applause after the opening 2 minute Video!

From Interims released in March for the year end to December 2004:

CHEERFUL SCOUT PLC
CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT
FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2004

Cheerful Scout plc, the AIM listed multi media specialist, announces its results
for the six months ended 31 December 2004.

Overview

* Turnover more than doubled to #512,343 (2003: #252,142)
* EBITDA loss of #7,868 (2003: loss of #89,683)
* Core business profitable
* New blue-chip clients signed up across all divisions
* Company now on Government tender lists
* nVision Presenter launched and begins to make breakthrough
* Ongoing product development with a second nVision product to be launched
later this year

Chairman's Statement

The Company has made huge strides over the last few months in growing the core
business - DVD for the retail sector, and corporate communications, producing
programmes for blue-chip clients. Furthermore, we continue to develop new
innovative products which will ensure our position as a market pioneer.

Our turnover during the period more than doubled to #512,343 (2003: #252,142)
thanks to a considerable number of new blue-chip contract wins in our production
business.

The DVD side of the business has already delivered more than 300 projects to
date, from classic television to feature films, animated classics and corporate
work. On the back of this, we believe we now possess one of the most talented
and innovative design and commissioning teams in the UK.

We believe it is essential to continue to invest in new technology in order to
maintain our position in what is becoming an increasingly competitive market
place. The costs involved in research and development impacted on the financial
statements in the first half.

The highlight of the period was the launch of a new high-end presentation tool,
nVision Presenter. Our sales team has concentrated on launching the product to
organisers of live events for major companies. The system delivers real-time 3D
graphics and provides an impressive widescreen platform that brings together all
manner of visual media on one highly impressive 'virtual stage'.

Unlike other products in the market, it has the power to render graphics in
real-time and thus allows for all kinds of interactive opportunities. Initial
feedback has all been extremely positive.

We remain optimistic about the potential of nVision and anticipate it making a
growing contribution to revenues in the months ahead. Furthermore, we hope to
launch a second nVision product later this year that takes the technology to
another level and into a different market sector.

Stuart Appleton
Chairman

Final Results should be due fairly soon I would have thought.

Trades over 60,000 shares are delayed in reporting by 1 Hour.

Real spread is tight at 0.50-0.60 pence.

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Do the question marks imply anything?

Thanks.

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this looks like fun. can anyone join in?????

:-0?

Cheerful operates its business in three core areas: production of DVD's for the
retail sector, where it has delivered more than 300 DVD projects to date
including high profile series such as Bad Girls, Footballers Wives and Spooks;
corporate communications, producing programmes for blue-chip clients including
Allen & Overy; and its new products under the nVision technology brand.

SueHelen I have been watching Cheerful but not joined in. 6 months too early for me as I think the results will not be good financially but will be positive (I think anyway), but 05/06 results should be much better, so will wait for interim time for 05/06 but will be watching closely.

One of your older ones I do like at the moment is Brainspark (BSP), the end of this month and November should/could see some very exciting news released on Geosim and ACS and there is the potential for a very large re-rating if the "Firm" go ahead with Geosim (even if not they have some large amounts of money coming in in downpayments which should have the effect of reducing discount to NAV (and the discount is large at the moment meaning the SP can move up a lot should deals be firmed up, and Geosim is now at MOU stage and ACS due to complete initial terms/conditions end of this month)

removed, double post.

Morning PapalPower...thankyou for your thoughts on CLS.

With regards to BSP...as you might be aware...I was heavily buying at 0.30-0.50 pence prices...have a thread somewhere here as well....I sold my holdings at prices of 1.20-1.30 pence which was roughly my target prices.

I would have thought the company wil be in better position financially now as well especially after raising 525,000 pounds via a placing of 50 million shares at 1.05 pence back in April 2005 shortly after the release of the Interims in March 2005.

The proceeds were going to be used to fund sales and marketing of its new product, nVision Presenter and to further develop its nVision Strategy product.

Overview from Interims in March 2005

* Turnover more than doubled to #512,343 (2003: #252,142)
* EBITDA loss of #7,868 (2003: loss of #89,683)
* Core business profitable
* New blue-chip clients signed up across all divisions
* Company now on Government tender lists
* nVision Presenter launched and begins to make breakthrough
* Ongoing product development with a second nVision product to be launched
later this year

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The company had 405,463 at the Interims in March 2005 and raised 525,000 thereafter.

I think the finals will come in good financially as well as be positive.

SueHelen the financially not good was referring to the profit or loss (their cash position should be ok depending how much they spent with the new nVision version that is not released yet ?). I expect them (right or wrong) to post a full year loss but they should be able to go into profit (if nVision does well) at interims 05/06.

A nice recovery play when it happens but the question is now or 05/06 int/pre

Aaaahhhh got ya.....

I think as along as CLS shows that they are making significant progress with trading compared to the previous year's corresponding period then that should be sufficient to show that these are well undervalued at anything below 1.00-1.25 pence.

From Interims in March 2005:

Cheerful Scout H1 pretax loss 133,886 stg vs loss 229,270

LONDON (AFX) - Cheerful Scout PLC six months to Dec 31 2004
Sales - 512,343 stg vs 252,142
EBITDA loss - 7,868 stg vs loss 89,683
Pretax loss - 133,886 stg vs loss 229,270
Loss per share - 0.0687 pence vs LPS 0.1292

So make actually make a very small full year profit considering how the pre-tax loss figure.

It's all about sentiment with small caps and figures showing improvement such as turnover up and positive outlook will be the key. Some news on the second nVision project - nVision Strategy - which is due to be launched later this year would be welcomed.

Goodluck with your BSP holding PapalPower.

The two paragraphs that i found interesting from the AGM statement last November....

"Essentially, data can be input into nVision Presenter from any software
programme such as PowerPoint or Excel, and quickly and easily turned into a
sophisticated interactive 3D video. Unlike any other product in the market, it
has the power to render information as graphics and make last minute changes to
presentations in real time".

"In progressively competitive markets, businesses are increasingly looking at
other means to communicate complex information using advanced technology and
special effects, however these require a lot of time and expensive specialist
skills. With nVision, executive communications can finally be as visually
sophisticated as digital games and DVD's".

"Unlike any other product in the market, it has the power to render information as graphics and make last minute changes to
presentations in real time."

This is actually a very cool feature... if u go onto their website ..its not too bad.. also u can wonder why trading has significantly picked up...

http://www.cheerfulscout.com

FWIW, I agree with Papalpower on this one.

I expect that the next results will show a large cash outflow on increased R&D and marketing. Sue's view that the placing cash is just going to sit in their bank account is frankly ludicrous.

Sue has also failed to take into account that the increased equity has diluted any future earnings and the mkt cap is considerably higher than when the sp was previously at these levels.

The next accounts could well show significantly increased losses but a lot depends on how much R&D spend they write off and how much they capitalise in intangibles.

Personally, I'll wait and look at results before making any decision on this one..

All IMHO, DYOR etc,.

Rgds
dell

Typical and doesn't surprise me again dell314. You have just proved yourself for what you are.

Good news:

Chairman Stuart Appleton made the following statement:

"2005 has been an exciting year for the Company during which the business has
moved forward considerably. Our core divisions - producing DVD's for the retail
sector and corporate programmes for blue-chip clients - continue to perform well
with a number of new contract wins and a healthy pipeline of projects for 2006.
Additionally, our new nVision technology products are creating a stir in the
market and we have recently managed a number of high profile events using
nVision Presenter. As a consequence we expect turnover in the current year to be
materially ahead of last year's total."

Did say it was going to fly...

Up another 6% today.

Comfortable 50% gain enjoyed so far...don't even have to post on this one.

Hey ho derampers.

2 million and 1.70 million buys just gone through in CLS at 1.00 pence. Those buys belong to any of the derampers then ???

Same action to occur in DMR soon.

Last buy for 250,000 shares purchase price of 1.05 pence...someone had to pay a premium to the displayed offer.

hands up...who missed out because of the derampers.

Nice...another tick up on the bid and double tick up on the offer.

Blimey...double tick up on the bid.

1.00-1.10 pence....up 20% now.

So whoever bought these with me as recommended to at 0.60 pence should be very happy. Compensation claims for those missed out can be sent to the derampers mob.

ho ho ....another tick up on the offer....derampers at 0.50 pence looking rather stupid.

SH, Will you tell us when you are going to sell or have you already done so?

Typical Fred1new...o did u not buy any at 0.60 pence...I didn't have to even ramp these in your words.

Sue,

Aloowing for the spread you didn't buy at 0.6p either!

So how on earht can you claim "100%"

You couln't make this up, but of course you just did!

double tick up on the offer to 1.25 pence.

1.00-1.25 pence..very nice indeed.

750,000 delayed buy at 1 pence and another 1 million odd buy at 1 pence have come through.

My purchases at 0.60 pence are looking rather healthy.

Another couple of tick ups on the bid...1.10-1.25 pence now.

Did tell everyone to buy these at 0.60 pence.

DMR is the next one to soar...but by 600%. Tip only for those who listened to me and bought CLS at 0.60 pence. 100% pure profit now in CLS. Maybe, more to come.

SueHelen

Hats off to you on this one.

Look forward to DMR going up by 600% !!!!!!!!!!!

Perhaps whilst you are waiting you could look at Aminex (AEX) which probably will go up 600% during the first half of 2006.

IMHO of course.

Happy New Year

Thanks lanayel.

Best Wishes and hope you a prosperous start to the New Year.

Incidentally, it is my birthday on New Year's Eve.

500,000 delayed buy comes through at 1.10 pence from an hour ago.

I would expect a director buying RNS in the next few days...to account for the blocks of million and million + buys at 1 pence today

Another good buy for 394,088 shares comes through at 1.25 pence from an hour ago.

One more goodie (large buy) is coming before 4.30pm at 1.25 pence.

Here we go...another 500,000 buy comes through at 1.10 pence from an hour ago.

Tick up on the bid to 1.15 pence as well.

Level 2 is at 1 v 1 now...another couple of tick ups possible before close. May get more large buys come through at 1.25 pence later.

Tick up on the bid to 1.20 pence now...still 1 v 1 on L2.

Nice juicy buy being filled at 1.25 pence...will be apparent later again.

Possibly filled with double tick up on the offer to 1.35 pence.

1.20-1.35 pence...L2 is 1 v 3, up 49.00%.

WOW...another tick up on the bid to 1.25 pence.

Still more largish delayed buys at 1.25 pence should be forthcoming.

Not in this myself but well done Sue... now do your magic on IQE please.

Thankyou goal.

IQE - expecting positive trading statement by end of January which should provide the impetus for a breakout to above the 10 pence level. If trading statement is strong as expected then could well break the long standing resistance at 12 pence as well. IQE is one my favourites as well and I am tracking it.

Another large buy possibly filled....L2 just improved from 1 v 3 to 1 v 2.

151,251 buy comes through at 1.24 pence from an hour ago.

Top stuff with the price closing at 1.30 pence. Up 48.57% on the day and up by 110% which is pure profit for those who bought in when told at 0.60 pence.

If a director purchase RNS comes then 1.50 pence on the price will be comfortably broken.

Someone most likely the Chairman has dipped his toes in these big time today by buying million plus shares - that's what I think.

As promised...another large buy comes through as delayed from an hour ago for 397,053 shares at 1.25 pence.

A biggie...1 million buy comes through at 1.20 pence from an hour ago.

God your a fucking muppet.

The 1,000,000 trade that you called a buy was timed at 3.57pm when the touch was 1.2-1.3p


This makes this trade a clear sell.

brian,

Probably Sue's buddies selling out now they've duped some punters in.

The downtrend is STILL intact even after today, so they will need another push to break that, and you wonder where the new mugs will come from?

Some of you still cooked up in here....no homes to go to or what.

Here we go...news release about the 2 million shares purchase last week as promised. Feck the derampers...who got it wrong again.

Investment

RNS Number:4029W
Addworth PLC
04 January 2006

4th January 2006
Addworth Plc


4th January 2006



Addworth Plc

Addworth takes stake in Cheerful Scout Plc

Addworth Plc, the AIM 'active capital' investor, has today announced that
following the purchase of 2,000,000 shares @ 1p per share on Thursday 29th
December 2005, its stake in Cheerful Scout Plc, the multi media company, is now
up to 7,400,000 shares, representing 3.02% of that company's equity.

The average purchase cost of this holding is 0.74p per share.

For further information

Addworth Plc 020 7638 8750
Mark Watson-Mitchell, Executive Chairman www.addworth.co.uk


Notes to Editors

Addworth (ADW), is as an 'active capital investor'. Its focus is upon the growth
of capital value and the generation of fee income from: establishing and funding
newly quoted companies on both the AIM and OFEX markets; acquiring and
developing companies with growth potential; and taking minority equity positions
in undervalued smaller listed companies.

Cheerful Scout (CLS), is a video, events and DVD production company that blends
creativity with experience and technological know-how to create solutions which
make an impact.

At its AGM, held on 22nd December 2005, Chairman Stuart Appleton made the
following statement:

"2005 has been an exciting year for the Company during which the business has
moved forward considerably. Our core divisions - producing DVD's for the retail
sector and corporate programmes for blue-chip clients - continue to perform well
with a number of new contract wins and a healthy pipeline of projects for 2006.
Additionally, our new nVision technology products are creating a stir in the
market and we have recently managed a number of high profile events using
nVision Presenter. As a consequence we expect turnover in the current year to be
materially ahead of last year's total."


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END

HOLAKNKQBBKBODK

Hands up who missed the 110% rise so far. If you missed it because of the derampers then hand your claims for compensation to a Mr Brian Flynn who has been sleeping rough on my threads. Can't see a girl score a victory over a man......

Released today:

Addworth increases holding in Cheerful Scout to 3.06 pct

LONDON (AFX) - Addworth PLC, the AIM 'active capital' investor, said it has
further increased its holding in Cheerful Scout PLC to 3.06 pct after purchasing
100,000 shares at 1.1p.
Addworth now owns 7.5 mln shares in the multi-media company following the
increase, it said.





newsdesk@afxnews.com

Announced today:

Statement


RNS Number:9479W
Cheerful Scout PLC
16 January 2006


CHEERFUL SCOUT PLC
"Cheerful Scout" or ("the Company")
Trading Statement

The Company is pleased to announce that the unaudited Management Accounts for
the five months ended 30 November 2005 show a substantial increase in turnover
on a like for like basis with the corresponding 2004 period.

The Management Accounts were today submitted to the Companies Court as part of
the due process required for the elimination of the Company's Share Premium
Account which paves the way for possible shareholder dividend payments to be
made in the future.

It is also anticipated that the interim results for the Company for the six
months ended 31 December 2005 will be announced no later than Monday 27 March
2006.

For further information please contact;
Gary Fitzpatrick Cheerful Tel: 020 7291 0444
Isabel Crossley St Brides Media Tel: 020 7242 4477




This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

END
TSTVXLFFQFBBBBZ

Cheerful Scout says 5 months to end-Nov like-for-like sales substantially up


LONDON (AFX) - Media group Cheerful Scout PLC said that in the five months
ended Nov 30 it achieved a "substantial increase" in turnover on a like-for-like
basis compared with the corresponding period in 2004.
Management accounts were today submitted to the Companies Court as part of
the due process required for the elimination of the company's Share Premium
Account, which paves the way for possible shareholder dividend payments to be
made in the future, Cheerful Scout said.
newsdesk@afxnews.com
tc

Price back up 8.7% to 1.20-1.30 pence on back of the news today. Consolidated the 100% gain from when this thread was started....may break out even more on the upside.

Press mention: evening standard.

Positive trading news also helped shares in Cheerful Scout add 0.10p at 1.25p after the media group revealed that in the five months to 30 November it achieved a 'substantial increase' in turnover on a like-for-like basis compared with the corresponding period in 2004.

The group also said management accounts were today submitted to the Companies Court as part of the due process required for the elimination of the company's Share Premium Account, which paves the way for possible shareholder dividend payments to be made in the future.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/dmstandard/frame.html?in_bottom=http:%2F%2Fwww.thisismoney.co.uk%2Fnews%2Findex.html%3Fin_page_id%3D2&in_page_id=1804

Blimey...I was telling everyone to buy these at 0.60 pence.


heerful Scout Plc Re. Investment

RNS Number:5280X
Addworth PLC
26 January 2006





26th January 2006

Addworth Plc



26th January 2006



Addworth Plc

Addworth increases stake in Cheerful Scout Plc



Addworth Plc, the AIM 'active capital' investor, has today announced that
following the purchase of 1,050,000 shares @ 1.15p per share on Wednesday 25th
January 2006, its stake in Cheerful Scout Plc, the multi media company, is now
up to 8,550,000 shares, representing 3.49% of that company's equity.



The average purchase cost of this holding is 0.81p per share.



For further information


Addworth Plc 020 7638 8750
Mark Watson-Mitchell, Executive Chairman www.addworth.co.uk





Notes to Editors



Addworth (ADW), is an 'active capital investor'. Its focus is upon the growth of
capital value and the generation of fee income from: establishing and funding
newly quoted companies on both the AIM and OFEX markets; acquiring and
developing companies with growth potential; and taking minority equity positions
in undervalued smaller listed companies.



Cheerful Scout (CLS), is a video, events and DVD production company that blends
creativity with experience and technological know-how to create solutions which
make an impact. On 16th January 2006 the company announced that its unaudited
Management Accounts for the five months ended 30th November 2005 showed a
substantial increase in turnover on a like for like basis with the corresponding
2004 period.




This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

here's a cheerful scout

Can anyone provide an explanation to a novice concerning the below RNS this afternoon.Is this positive or negative news???

Cheerful Scout PLC
01 March 2006


CHEERFUL SCOUT PLC
'Cheerful Scout' or ('the Company')
Update on cancellation of share premium account

The Company is pleased to announce the cancellation of the Company's share
premium account following an order made by the High Court of Justice (Chancery
Division) on 15 February 2006. The cancellation is designed to restructure the
Company's balance sheet in order to facilitate the future payment of dividends
by the Company to shareholders, at the Company's discretion.

* * ENDS * *

Issued on behalf of Cheerful Scout Plc, 25/27 Riding House Street, London by St
Brides Media & Finance Ltd, 46 Bedford Row, London WC1R 4LR.
Contacts:
Gary Fitzpatrick Cheerful Tel: 020 7291 0444
Hugo de Salis St Brides Media Tel: 020 7242 4477