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stanelco .......a new thread (SEO)     

bosley - 20 Feb 2004 09:34

Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=SEO&SiChart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=SEO&Si

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


blinger - 04 Nov 2005 18:08 - 12485 of 27111

would you rather be bored by the share price having reached 14p-as I forecast?
or the fact that I forecast that it would fall to 8p, and it will,
Please yourself, personally I prefer honesty to `slicks`, but hey, old fashioned or what?- oh and I prefer to make money rather than lose it too,take a short on this like you should have from 28p, and join the living,

oh and good luck,

bhunt1910 - 04 Nov 2005 18:26 - 12486 of 27111

Thats what I like - sincerity

Have a good weekend all

Baza

stockdog - 04 Nov 2005 18:59 - 12487 of 27111

blinger I have to say in all honesty I prefer losing money to reading your posts however clever.

be nice or butt out.

sd

blinger - 04 Nov 2005 19:05 - 12488 of 27111

lol
then lose dog, lose.

stockdog - 04 Nov 2005 19:08 - 12489 of 27111

at least we know who are friends are now! have a great weekend everyone.

"the poor but happy loser"

blinger - 04 Nov 2005 19:21 - 12490 of 27111

I prefer losing money to reading your posts however clever.
be nice or butt out.
---------

and still I wish you a good weekend-God I`m a saint, just a Saint- and a shorter too

WOW!!!!!

Tonyrelaxes - 04 Nov 2005 19:43 - 12491 of 27111

I now have the answer to query in post 12476. The numbers get adjusted for dilution following the issue of further shares other than through Options. - ie rights/plscings. "The price paid by the Employee remains the same" presumably meaning the total price under the option.

I do think it best to raise our queries here first as we might be able to answer them among ourselves and not disturb Management who are (hopefully) devoting their time to the good of SEO - which in turn means the shareholders.

bosley - 04 Nov 2005 19:44 - 12492 of 27111

now that's better. nice to see you again.

bosley - 04 Nov 2005 19:48 - 12493 of 27111

tonyrelaxes, seems like it's been bugging you all day!!

NielsJensen - 04 Nov 2005 20:22 - 12494 of 27111

Blinger,

How much do you want to bet that the sp will be 8p or below before 2006?
I'm game.

Tonyrelaxes - 04 Nov 2005 20:32 - 12495 of 27111

Not bugging, just a loose end. Alls well that..... OOPS, we did Shakespear the other day!

Oilywag - 05 Nov 2005 18:12 - 12496 of 27111

Evening all

This was posted on Interactive Investor's board. I think it helps to put things in to perspective even though most regulars on this board who are long on SEO are fully aware of the points made in this clip.

Copied from ADVFN:

"The stock market is based on Perception of Intrinsic Value, i.e. Forwards Looking for Future Earnings per share, stocks like SEO have that Blue sky, i.e. that Future Exponential Earnings Net Income Growth Potential which is why it is an extremely news driven stock.

The trouble you face here with your perception of it being overvalued is that basically all the other supermarkets have to talk to SEO on competition grounds, it is not an if it is a when, they simply cannot ignore the ASDA/WALMART Lead.

So to me it is daft to be bearish a stock which has inevitable news flow as a direct result of the pretty much essential product it is marketing.

The intellectual property, the critical mass that ASDA gives them and positioning makes SEO the prime mover in the sector IMO.

So the market will by definition want a position in the future alternative bio-degradable packaging market, the earnings, the cash flow, after all how can they ignore it?

As I posted on other thread I like the idea of Stanelco because it strikes me they have a huge upside potential marketwise if they cement a similar working relationship with WALMART as they have done with ASDA and because it is deeply gratifying to make money as an investor trader long out of clearing up the pollution of the world we live in by sponsoring financing and supporting biodegradable alternatives to Hydro Carbons on every level especially packaging.

I think many of us are fed up to the front teeth with Polypropylene, PVC etc plastic wrappers littering the streets with 400 year plus degradation lives.

I think we know full well land fill sites are at a premium and running out globally.

I think we know full well that combustion of heavy carbon acetates and polymers, plastics etc is not a viable option due Carbon Monoxide and Carbon Dioxide emissions, never mind Sulphur Dioxide, creating Sulphuric Acid droplets i.e. acid rain (also Carbonic Acid from CO, CO2).

We know full well that what SEO have is good for the world we live in, the environment, and if we can make money investing or trading in such technology, well bluntly that feels good, because I do not think mankind has any choice but to push this biodegradable Technology to the mass market and quickly.

I think 2006 will be a very good year for SEO and the market is beginning to start pricing in what could be exponentially growing earnings per share/net income, in what could be a rapidly, exponentially growing global marketplace.

Anyway have a nice weekend but I must say I am bullish next week.

Cheers

Ash"

The oily one

blinger - 05 Nov 2005 18:43 - 12497 of 27111

ROFLOL

Oilyrag/ dogbawls,via AFN/iii/foulyerboots etc.
you couldn`t make it up!!!!!!!!!

oh and " the market is pricing in", oh yes its HALVED in the last few months

geddoutahere!!!!

blinger - 05 Nov 2005 20:31 - 12498 of 27111

Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=SEO&Si

stockdog - 05 Nov 2005 21:03 - 12499 of 27111

So - what's your point?

tweenie - 06 Nov 2005 07:27 - 12500 of 27111

Blinger. Do you have shares in this stock?
If you do and you believe your own opionion, why hold the stock?
If you don't then, what exactly is your beef?
time will tell with this stock.
still happy to loose money in short term, as would appear are most.
So unless you've got something constructive to add either way. STFU.

bosley - 06 Nov 2005 11:37 - 12501 of 27111

fao tweenie and anybody else. blinger/sequestor doesn't care about seo. he only cares about making money. if he feels seo will fall he shorts it and vice versa. it really isn't worth getting into an arguement with him. it is worthwhile taking on board his opinions.

jaguar2 - 06 Nov 2005 14:21 - 12502 of 27111

I have just read on teletext Channel ITV , that BAT want to create a safer cigerette . They are also based in Southampton.

bhunt1910 - 06 Nov 2005 14:37 - 12503 of 27111

You can bet your life that seo are alteady talking to them

Baza

bosley - 06 Nov 2005 14:45 - 12504 of 27111

just seen this. it's along similar lines. jaguar, any chance you could write up of find the original article?


'Safer' cigarettes plan is attacked


Anti-smoking campaigners have said plans by one of the world's largest tobacco companies to launch so-called "safer" cigarettes in Britain could cost hundreds of thousands of lives.

British American Tobacco (BAT) denied claims it intends imminently to roll out products developed using reduced harm research - but admitted that producing less-toxic cigarettes is an urgent priority.

A spokeswoman confirmed that it is currently developing new brands which could take advantage of new filtering procedures, but admitted the science around harm-reduction is inconclusive

She said: "There is no such thing as a safe cigarette. We are working very hard to bring a reduced risk product to market, but we are very, very far away from that."

The company has also denied suggestions that it had privately spoken of creating a product which could reduce the risk of a smoker developing cancer or heart disease by up to 90%.

"There is no truth in the claim over a 90% reduction in risks, that relates to a study of the use of smokeless tobacco, or Swedish-style snus," said the spokeswoman.

"That product isn't lighted and has reduced health risks - but the same figures do not apply to any combustible tobacco product."

It is thought that BAT may be ready to launch new brands as early as next year - prompting outrage from health campaigners who believe such a move could hinder efforts to reduce the 120,000 annual deaths caused by smoking-related illnesses.

"This is an ongoing project at a development stage, it is possible that there could be a launch in 2006, but it really is far too premature to talk about a launch date," said the spokeswoman.

In January, rival firm Philip Morris began tests of a new Marlboro Ultra Smooth brand - marketed on the strength of a new carbon filter system. Critics attacked the marketing slogan 'All of the flavour gets through' and claimed there was an underlying implication that the cigarettes carry a reduced risk to health.



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