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driver's research page link
http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/posts.php?tid=7681#lastread
website link
http://www.stanelco.co.uk/index.htm

Andysmith I was in at 4p but I didn't start to post until SEO got going. Find the big winner...my whole portfolio is turning into a great big one at the mo. ....I am a lucky bunny to have them all SEO included. I must admit SEO is the biggest star at the mo, with NOP not far behind since I bought that at such a low price.

I wonder if there will be more good stuff in the papers tomorrow about SEO.

Bosley...I think the Shares mag are just covering their backs by saying if you are cautious top slice your holding for a free ride. They often say that about a share if it has made big profits.

Eric..It's nice down in Rye.. I used to go there often when I lived in Tunbridge Wells.
Di

Di: you and moneyplus are clever girls indeed! Welcome any time you are on the way to Rye as you pass our place! I'm with you too on keeping the language clean and I accept, Bos, that bad language includes B**G! Out quite early tomorrow and moving around all day but quite relaxed at our baby developing in a healthy fashion. Still quite small compared with its mid-cap future. One thing that really impresses me is the management and the way they have turned the company round using their technological skills when their core market suddenly went sour. It clearly has not been an easy ride for long term holders like you, bos. We're lucky to be around for this breakthrough. Answer to a man's prayer, as well as a maiden's: my key focus is looking for the emerging company, particularly the company ready to go cash positive, but its the steepness of the economic s-curve which really excites me here - I don't think any of us can really grasp the potential. So, people should do their short term trades but keep the core of their holding intact.

Eric

apologies to all who took offence to my laguage. dont mean to offend. yesterday i was euphoric , but today as i read the days posts i started to get annoyed. apart from a few bprg gloaters a few months ago , this thread has always been positive. the point i was trying to make is , that we are all adults and freely make our choices. its just i have noticed a certain pattern on different threads and didnt want this going the same way. as far as i can see, the good news has only just started. how can anyone short seo at this point???

Thanks Biscuit.

Its an open forum to discuss items relevant to SEO - If anyone was annoyed with my original posting about evil then sorry but it was just a question... I hold SEO and very happy but have noticed a huge rise in SP on a couple of other shares I have held they have been attacked by shorters, just making a point...

morning all. quiet start today. makes a change! adie, fair comment, but to me, a lot of the recent rise is just catch up. there has been loads of good news last year but the price has been kept artificially low because everyone was focused on the cc.we have waited a long time for the good news to be reflected in the price . now that it is, lets enjoy it, feel smug and not worry about shorters. with so much more good stuff yet to come, seo would be a difficult one to short at this time.

Well Eric...You are pretty safe there. How many people pass Rye to go anywhere except over your head in a plane???

I couldn't stand the thought that SEO might have more news and go up more. I bought back the shares I sold on Wednesday at a small loss yesterday. Now back to full quota. I shall free up some money and buy more SEO on dips instead. Isn't it great that Yoo is starting to move too.2005 is a great year so far.
di

morning all,
Could someone give me a brief explanation what the score is with the court case, as i see it SEO have lost and have to pay BPRG, but how much is it likely to be, and is it likely to have any effect on the sp ?. tia.

Di, you used to live in Royal T Wells then, i used to go there a lot to see bands and get tanked up, i can`t remember the name of the venue, something Rooms i think.

All this stocks and shares lark is making my strawberry miss a foo ( for you wilbs!)beats!!
dexter

morning dexter,
I see you speak the lingo but you spelt beats wrong.
' missa foo beets boy'. (not sugar beet).

As far as I know dexter, no one knows how much the damages will. Like most posts say, I shouldnt have a major affect on the sp. I guess we will just have to wait and see.
wilbs

Going well again this morning..Jb

Yep glad I haven't sold yet, 20p looks like the target to me... and EVO.

Just bought 123,076 @16.25 lots of unknown trades, whats the bid price now?

aldwickk,
comdirect bid is 15.85 at the moment

Dexter.

cheers.

15.55 on Barclays SB now

Volumes are well down today - must be taking a breather for the week end - which is much better for my heart

Come on bhunt910 i love those days when they are climbing like mad and you dont know wether you should sell or not.

Jimmy - I agree - but there have been a lot of those recently

I suspect there will be a bit of a sell off today as people square their books for the end of the week

Carry on up again next week do you think ,,or level out a bit ,its had a hell of run this week..

Got this from RHPS, Tom Bulford has put SEO back to a buy.
Dexter
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STANELCO (SEO): Well, Stanelco has really made a fool of
me! No sooner did it come out of the RHPS portfolio than
the shares burst through their trading range and have
surged to 16p. Trials of its Radio Frequency food
packaging machinery with Asda have been successful and
now nothing seems to be standing in the way of a full
commercial roll out.

It seems certain that where Asda leads, others will
follow, and since Asda is owned by Walmart, this story
is unlikely to be confined to the UK. Yesterday Stanelco
placed 38 million new shares at 12.825p, raising a net
4.7m, which takes care of the balance sheet and
requirements for working capital. There are now 828m
shares in issue so at 16p Stanelco is valued at 132m.

But broker Evolution is forecasting pre-tax profits of
11m for the year to October 2006, rising to 34m and
67m in the following two years, forecasts that it
describes as "closer to the company's own projections".
On this basis Evolution sets a price target of 20p, and
it is hard to dispute its enthusiasm.

At the risk of getting it wrong all over again I am
restoring Stanelco to the buy list with an 18p limit.
With the annual results due on February 28th the shares
look set to remain in the spotlight. BUY