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morning all. cyril, fair comment about getting back in depending what the next rns says, but, how far will the sp fall before the rns is released?
oily, although tfc's posts can be 3km long they are always worth the effort. let's hope we don't see you on the bins.

bos

I am on the bins. Can't you tell by my rubbish posts?

Hope that SEO's sp takes me off the bins.

The oily one

Amities / Sadly Oily, Your perception is quite wrong as regards my origins . But you cant be that simple:and i draw the comclusion from your name which suggests you are connected/ invested to the oil industry ....One in which i am sure you will agree has been very generous to us since 2003 Bonne chance ........Amusez-vous bien ..................\nope no spelling mistakes . My French is impeccable. @+ J

Still maintain my last stance that the bears have had a good run, but will now hibernate for the winter, leaving a free run for the bulls. On the back of this, I have kept my long position and intend to extend it as and when I can free up some more stake. I don't go for this he said, she said rubbish and I have no information to go on other than that which is freely available, but I still see no change in the SEO prospects, just a realisation from the markets that even the worlds best ideas can take a long time to commercialise and that profits from this are not there in an instant. We live in a world that demands everything now, and this apparent slwness of delivery has caused the sp to drop, nothing else. Holding tight and hoping.
Alan

Bos the next news should be no more than a week away, as far as the SP is concerned,( can't be far of bottom) who knows? Just feel to get in before any update could come up trumps,my reading of the last RNS leads me to the conclusion there must be a positive message coming. So getting in before, rather than after seems a fair bet?
cyril

alan, is that what you've named your balls....."tight" and " hoping"?

Mr Positively Mad Hi,

I have not posted on iii for 3 years.

Cheers,
PM

Bos,
LOL
I like it!!!
More like "Fallen and Drooping" 8-)
Alan

lol
i hear that!!!!

Amities /. SD . lf you care to check you will discover more companies go UP than down . l am NOT a Bear - merely bearish reg SEO { at this particular time }......l merely let the trend be my friend and go either way . Also if the French be arrogant it is only to ofset the simplicity of the English . Hanging monkeys ..l rest my case. @J

TFC,
I have no wish to spoil the entente cordiale (my French is crap), but was it not the French who had a statue as a judge in trials where people were sentenced to death? Was it not the French who erected a statue to entirely the wrong man in the Place Concorde, and nobody noticed, until it was melted down for weaponry.
We all live in glass houses of one sort or another, so throwing stones will not benefit anyone.
My best wishes to the Gallic races.
Alan

And not one mention of the stature of liberty.

I think theFrenchConnection is spot on,we`ve had many days in the past week with more buys than sells yet the price keeps on dropping,surely this is down to a massive stock overhang.It would be nice to see the chart going sideways for a few weeks just to consolidate matters,but then we all knew this was going to be a rocky ride.Trouble is this could shoot up at anytime on good news and you`ve got to be in it to win it.Ref Andy Smith,well done mate,a good investor makes money and no sympathy can be involved when decisions have to be made,wish id`e got out at 28p,looks like im`e in for the very long term.

Hi All,

Up a smidgen :)

Tick-tock-tick-tock .... getting closer to the show .... only 4.5 days to go .... how many will buy in before it starts ?

Cheers,
PM

Aldwick, is that where the rich are free and God really does speak to the president?



Or is it the Whitehouse, where the mad the mad wear the "Whitecoats".

TFC - Hanging monkeys - can hardly blame us, can you. I rest mine! lol

meilleurs sentiments

sd

Paul that is the $64000 question. Hopefully short termers will steady the SP.
A good positive outcome from the show is what we now require.
cyril

just seen this on a carclo trading update rns...

"Excluding the impact of the Delphi receivable provision, trading results for the
half year to September 2005 are in line with our expectations. Carclo Precision
Products has had a good first half benefiting from a continuation of strong
demand for specialist lighting. Carclo Technical Plastics has seen excellent
profit growth in the Czech Republic and China which has compensated for weaker
conditions in the UK and US. Progress on new technologies such as Conductive
Inkjet Technology and soluble capsules for drug delivery has been encouraging.

The group will announce results for the half year to 30 September 2005 on Monday
5 December 2005."

encouraging but still no pounds.

Wal-Mart looking good for growth anyway, lets hope we get the Greenseal deal soon :)


For the first time in years, share of the world's largest retailer are

trading no higher than the market as a whole. Yet, Wal-Mart is making some

promising moves on a variety of fronts. Time to load up the shopping carts?


(CIBC analyst Peter Benedict rates the stock Sector Outperform with a

12-18month target of $57).


Wal-Mart's Best Bargain

By ROBIN GOLDWYN BLUMENTHAL

IT WAS A LONG, LONG TIME AGO that shares of Wal-Mart Stores were last this

cheap. Newt Gingrich was speaker of the House, most people hadn't heard of

the Internet and O.J. Simpson was on trial for murder. Chances are, it'll be

quite awhile before they're this cheap again.

At a recent price of about 44, the shares are trading at just 14.6 times

estimated earnings for next year, the stock's lowest multiple since 1995.

And for the first time in practically as long, Wal-Mart's P/E isn't any

higher than the broad market's; it has often been about 30% higher.

The world's largest retailer is famous for its "everyday low prices," but

investors today may be getting something even better: a once-in-a-decade low

price.

While the stock has been sliding for the better part of two years, it could

soon get a lift from a variety of forces -- from changes in Wal-Mart's

management and merchandise to Americans' renewed zeal for bargains in a time

of high gas prices. Just last Thursday, the Bentonville, Ark., behemoth

reported that same-store sales climbed 3.8% in September, at the high end of

estimates, easing fears about the hurricanes' impact. The news caused

Wal-Mart's stock to buck the day's drop in the Dow and climb by 1%.

That may be just the beginning. Citigroup analyst Deborah Weinswig thinks

the shares can rise more than 40% over the next year, to $63. Says she: "In

an environment like this, with higher gas prices, the idea of a hypermarket

where you can do one-stop shopping is a success."

Could someone supply details of this upcoming show please?

With the death cross approaching it's going to need something from this to negate a technical drop.