for more information about stanelco click on the links.

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

Or pm1 who cares,back to business ,,i'm thinking of having another stab at SEO bos,it's looking more atractive..

Shamona,

sorry to dissappoint you but I still appear to be here. Surprised at your comment particularly as I have often reponded to your requests for SEO info on this thread when others have ignored you.

I did post a little of what was in the RHPS bulletin, but only a small proportion of the whole and clearly shown as a quote of the author.

I have done that in the past with the RHPS bulletins and no problems. Obviously wont be able to do it in the future.

I certainly did not and never have received any 'warnings' from MAM or any other BB. I think the offending post was just removed - not the 'poster' as it says above (hopefully).

with him or without him // seo is going places; but i like to be with him // let us know where you go, most of your posts are very helpfull pm1 thanks. buna

LOL Jimmy!

This is one thing I simply dont understand about people on this thread. People sell SIMPLY because the SP is dropping.

So whats changed to make you think its 'more attractive'?

You're a sheep. Come on man, where's the long term perspective? You just shift according to short term share prices.

do you guys look at Bw
HERE IT IS

October 13, 2005 08:00 AM US Eastern Timezone

Stanelco to Unveil New Starpol 2000 Products at 2005 Sustainable Packaging Forum; Biodegradable Products on Display in Forum Exhibition Hall

ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 13, 2005--Stanelco PLC (LSE:SEO) will unveil new products from the Starpol range of biodegradable, compostable plastic materials at Packaging Strategies' inaugural Sustainable Packaging Forum in Philadelphia October 17-19, 2005. Starpol 2000 is a biodegradable material consisting of PLA (Polylactic Acid), a starch derivative, which can be used in place of expensive petroleum-based products plastics. Stanelco will participate in a speaking engagement while at the forum, as well as exhibit samples of its new Starpol 2000 products at the Sustainable Packaging Materials Expo, following the first day of the conference.


The starch-based Starpol 2000 materials will completely biodegrade in an active compost in approximately 60 days. The material is available in a range of blends and can be used in sheet or film form for a diverse range of products including food containers, carrier bags and shopping bags.

"Stanelco is deeply invested in finding renewable, recyclable packaging products," said Stephanie Morgan-Fisher, director and CEO of North American Operations, Stanelco, Inc. "With arenas such as the Sustainable Packaging Forum, we are able to present companies with our cost effective, environmentally responsible packaging solutions."

The Sustainable Packaging Forum is designed to help the consumer goods and packaging industries understand sustainability, and where packaging falls in context with sustainable initiatives. More than 200 attendees will be on site at the Forum.

"The Sustainable Packaging Forum will focus on two very distinct sections. Our goal is to provide a total understanding of sustainability and how it drives enterprise value, as well as provide an understanding of what sustainability is not," said David Luttenberger, publishing director of Packaging Strategies, the organizer of the event. "At the Forum, we will also define sustainable packaging technologies, innovations, and processes, and how they fit into sustainability."

The inaugural Sustainable Packaging Forum will be held at the Sheraton Society Hill in Philadelphia. Registration for the event is open and sponsor and exhibit opportunities are available. For further information, visit http://www.packstrat.com.

About Stanelco PLC

The Stanelco Group of companies (the Group) has brought together expertise in radio frequency (RF) technology, RF applications and biodegradable material sciences to create a revolutionary range of packaging technologies.

Stanelco's philosophy is that new products and processes must offer solutions and applications which:

-- give higher added value,

-- are greener, more environmentally sustainable than those they replace,

-- and have protectable intellectual property rights.

Stanelco was founded in 1953 and is a world leader in the development of radio frequency technologies for processing polymers for edible and packaging applications and the design and manufacture of optical fiber technology, induction heating and dielectric welding equipment. Stanelco's current developments include GREENSEAL food tray lidding technology, STARPOL (starch / pva blended material), FrogPack high impact low cost packaging format, CradleWrap range of biodegradable air cushion packaging, soluble tape, 100% water-soluble films and adhesives, Biodegradable Airbag (void fill) packaging, water-soluble detergent capsules, edible sachets and waste packing. More information can be found at http://www.Stanelco.co.uk or http://www.FrogPack.com.

About Packaging Strategies

Since 1983, Packaging Strategies has delivered to the world's packaging leaders unbiased news and competitive intelligence and analysis through its twice monthly Packaging Strategies Newsletter, conference events, and multi-client studies and single-client consulting.

THESE ARE THE WORDS i A CAN EDIT BUT WOULDN'T DO bw ANY JUSTICE

Who has hurled abuse at bullshare? If you are referring to my post jimmy b on page 572 then prove I am PM.

jimboy -

IDIOT

Bugz ,ask anyone who's been on here for any amount of time ,i sold out in the mid 20's ,somewhere way back you will see my post saying i'm out, and i havn't been on the thread since ,so no i'm not a sheep . As for shifts in the short term ,,yes i do trade ,hope that answers your question...

I simply dont get what has changed to make it more attractive rather than the price thats all Jim!

Wine is getting the better of my temper!;) Just that I cant see where everyone's worry is coming from with regards to the longterm prospects. I've been showing a paper loss of 50K at times this week, but not for a second have I even considered selling, simply because nothing has changed.

Anyway, IT IS ATTRACTIVE! I'd love to buy now! ;) Good luck with getting aboard mate.

jimmy, are you that thick that you thought that I am Paul Masterson. Dear me man, get yourself some help. The clues were hardly 1m questions on Who Wants to be.....

You got copyright for that picture?

Should all sell in the morning if you ask me. Going nowhere, no prospect, 4p, ASDA is a disaster, Walmart wont touch them with a barge pole.........

jimboy

Don't call me boy, you will never be PM stop dreaming

bugz , the sp "simply" dropped 60+%. that is cause for concern in anybody's book. very few disagreed that seo's long term prospects had changed, the potential of the company was and is still the same. but , if you can sell high and buy back in lower, much lower in some people's cases, how can anyone criticise that? we all do this to make some extra money, buying low and selling high seems like a good strategy.
jimmy, it depends on whether you think that this is as low as it is going to be. good things are in the offing , starpol is now in play, but seo's year end is 31st october , so results arn't going to be good, again.

jimboy
DERAMPER get a life PM may be banned but if you short god can only help you now & only if your worth saving

Doubt it

you have just lost the best posteron this thread
he has his faults but hiswork rate on seo cant be matched
by anybody his info and posts will be very badly misted

123456 -
Can't agree more

Bos , i'm not that loyal to most of my shares, and i would only be in short term unless there is big news of a deal ,but i do watch carefully and i do think it may have a long term future ,although all that rubbish of 20 being posted on here was a joke..

Night all ,,night jimboy

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You're not Mr and Mrs Masterson by any chance are you?

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