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I'm out like Sham - nice few days, but heavy resistance once it hit 18p.

Looking for a fall back to 14-16 p now.

No, I think the FDA are notoriously slow and that may be quite a while. The FDA is very depatmentalized, with approval for pizzas (for example) coming from different departments depending on the topping!!
I think we will see an announcement along the lines of co-operation with WM or another major retailer, and perhaps a new avenue that Starpol is exploring in the non-food sector.
I keep saying that I think Greenseal will be a sideshow in future years as Starpol has the potential to be used for just about any consumable product you care to mention, not just for packaging food. Sounding a bit like PM1 here but the ciggy packet I just opened and the disposable razor I just used could so easily be starpol for the cellophane and blade holder, as well as starpol for the razor body and razor packet.
As for the price by xmas, I hope you are right, but even in the heady days of a 28pps sp I was cautious about the 50pps party everyone wanted (as the posts show).
If the RNS, when and if it comes, just says working with or co-operating, then I think the sp will basically stay flat for some considerable time. If we see new avenues being explored, then 25pps by xmas would seem reasonable.
For the big numbers, 2007 springs to mind.
Alan

I've just read my last post and it's like one of those bloody weather reports. You know the type; A warm day, chilly in places but remaining dry where it doesn't rain.
Frankly, I haven't got as bloody clue. God I talk some rubbish sometimes!!
Alan

My thinking parallels yours Alan - but with perhaps a slight more emphasis on Green seal.

My timelines are similar to yours - with anything sooner a bonus.

I wish you hadn't just added that lat posting Alan - especially as I seem to agree with you !!!!

Baza

I dont think thats an unfair sum up of the situation actually Alan.

I do though feel that any co-operation release from the US will boot the sp a little higher, simply because this share has had so much exposure and speculation-previous holders are going to jump back in as they did back at the end of spring. Well, thats what I'm hoping so I can make some ! ;-)

I totally agree with the Starpol possibilities-I first came on board simply due to the Greenseal technology, and when Starpol popped its head up, I almost burst! It really has massive potential. I mean look at it-its the holy grail of landfill issues! No more horrible images of birds being choaked by plastic beer rings etc!

BUT, as some advocat on here, there is competition. Lets just hope SEO have manovered into the right position.

LIKEWISE BAZA! Lol-ing around..... :-)

Bugz,
Thats where I think Greenseal fits in the pattern. The difficult part is getting in with a large end user. Ask anyone in sales, the appointment is the toughy and SEO have shown they are capable of that. If Greenseal does exactly what it says on the tin, then ASDA and WM are more prepared to listen to other ideas, and SEO have a direct line to them. If they can get them to use Starpol for the RF machines, then it is no longer a case of getting them to try a new technology and order something that they are unsure about, it is about selling them a use for an existing supply and simple economies of scale will make it more attractive still. If I could take a financial position on Starpol being SEO's cashcow 2 years from now than I would certainly do that. SEo have been cuter than the credit they have been given for the way they have drawn retailers and processors in.
Alan

Alan

The only issue Re: Starpol combined with Greenseal is that, for example on the presently converted Greenseal machines at ASDA, they are going to have to re-fit them AGAIN to handle Starpol. This is the real reason that things have been going slower over in the US than I expected. If a company, like Walmart, wants to change over to both, there is no point doing two separate conversions of the same machines. Howard is pushing for this strongly-he wants one conversion, rather than having to try and sell Starpol all over agin.

Gotta say, though. The share is somewhat more active today than I expected. I thought it would be quite quiet, until an RNS came, or was obviously not coming.
Guess it must be the borson brigade that Boz and Baza were predicting.
Alan

Yes good volumes already - and not even half way through - almost 12m traded

bugz, i'm fairly certain i read that there doesn't have to be any further conversions to accomodate starpol.

bos
I think you are right the sealing machines wouldn't know if the trays were made from starpol or not they only process the lids not make the trays.

Interesting that the resistance seems to have me;lted somewhat (at the moment) with

2:4 at 17.5 : 18 and 200k to 400k

only 25k at 18.25 and 325k @ 18.5

bhunt - can you explain something for me - i'm just 'dipping into' several different shares, and notice lots of notes on trading figures (which I guess you are getting from Level 2)

what do they actually mean.

sorry for playing 'dumb blonde!!' but am interested to know...

thanks
caz

We also don't know what is being talked about behind closed doors across the pond, whether or not any announcement is imminent.

Do you think there will be any interst after 1pm from across the pond?
May be sneak previews?

would be nice

Lindos

greyhound

sorry I was writing my message as you posted

great minds think alike!!!!!!

Lindos

Just picked this up from Paul - I am sure he wont mind me copying avross.

Could this be another greenseal deal - it is speculative - but !


"Wholesaler seals dream deal
Oct 18 2005


David Williamson


Wales' largest independent wholesaler yesterday described a deal with one of the world's biggest retailers as 'a dream come true'.
Asda, which is owned by US supermarket giant Wal-Mart, is to more than treble the number of Welsh products on its shelves as part of an agreement with Castell Howell Foods of Carmarthen.
The Welsh company acquired the regional distribution network for Asda/Wal-Mart in 2003. The supermarket chain has now agreed to carry an expanded range of more than 50 products from 34 different companies in each of its 17 Welsh stores.


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Home-grown brands stocked as part of the programme include Princes Gate Water, Parsons Pickles, Langford Sausages, Welsh Pantry, The Authentic Curry Company, Tovali, Welsh Brew Tea, Brays Confectionery and Hurns Beer.

This expansion is expected to raise the value of the deal from 150,000 a year to 1m by the end of the year and 2m in 2006.

Employing more than 220 people from its base at Carmarthen, Castell Howell has an annual turnover of more than 40m and more than 3,000 clients. These include the Millennium Stadium, Wales Millennium Centre and the Museum of Welsh Life at St Fagans.

Mike Moran, the food business development consultant who developed the Asda programme on behalf of Castell Howell, said, 'To most independent food producers and manufacturers, getting their product onto the shelves of a major multiple can seem like an impossible dream.

What Castell Howell has done is create a major showcase for Welsh products, allowing them entry into a market place that might otherwise have proven out of their reach.

'As the only distributor in Wales capable of pan-Wales coverage, we are ideally placed to assist these companies in getting their products to such a wide market. A retailer like Asda has stringent criteria in place that it expects all its suppliers to meet, so we have to ensure that companies we introduce to them are capable of meeting demand.

'After all, it is no good us getting a product listed only to find that the producer is unable to cope with demand. That will only lead to Asda dropping it, and I'm proud to say that to date no prod- uct introduced by Castell Howell has ever been withdrawn.'

Kathryn Jones, sales and marketing director, added, 'Castell Howell offers a range of over 8,000 products, a high percentage Welsh-made, so seeing the products on the shelf at Asda is just the tip of the iceberg.

'We are confident that there are yet greater opportunities for business development.'

Mr Moran said, 'This is creating fantastic opportunities for the agri-food industry.'

Cazash - no problem - I was asking the same question not so very lomg ago

2:4 at 17.5 : 18 and 200k to 400k

Yes you are correct - figures lifted from Level 2 shows that:

2:4 shows that there are currently 2 MM's or individuals who have Direct Market Access(DMA) on SETS willing to buy your shares at 17.5p (the bid price)and they have an order book of 200,000 shares to fill. Similarly there are 4 other MM's and PI's with DMA who are willing to sell you 400,000 shares at 17.5 (the offer price).

This does not show the entire order book as MM's are obliged to make a book. So although you may think that there are only 400,000 shares available for sale - it is often more.

However - this is a very good indicator normally of which way the market is moving.

If it id 6:1 - it is indicative thet the offer price is likely to rise.

Hope that helps a bit

Baza

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