bosley
- 20 Feb 2004 09:34
jgeary
- 15 Feb 2005 13:20
- 1344 of 27111
EWRobson
Less of the crap about 'personal poison' please. I thought i'd made my position clear ie. a holder of BOTH (and a believer in the long-term potential of SEO)!I also said last night I'd not post again and see how things pan out instead. If you want to carry this on I'll oblige you, but if not don't presume to have knowledge of my motives.
I'll consider this ended if you do.
EWRobson
- 15 Feb 2005 13:40
- 1345 of 27111
jgeary
Aplogies; I think the pp comment was over the top (I've changed it to 'angst'). However, you can see quite clearly the angst raised by your comments. This was why I was critical. Regarding my own post, I believe this was balanced, except for that one phrase. I am happy to return to a balanced column with balanced comment, even if over-enthusiastic at times.
Eric
Fred1new
- 15 Feb 2005 13:47
- 1346 of 27111
It strikes me there is a lot of anxiety being expressed by holders or traders in this share.
Sells to buys 3/2
Interesting to watch.
andysmith
- 15 Feb 2005 13:55
- 1347 of 27111
Enough everyone, We are all investors in SEO which has so much promise, we know both the potential massive upside plus the downside of some damages that lurk in the background. This bb should be for all us to discuss our thoughts and apologies if I came across wrong but it is tiresome to keep hearing old news and speculation. If there is any new info whether we like it or not it should be posted however it is sometimes diffcult to assess a balanced view against baiting. Good Luck to all SEO holders and those also with BPRG.
Paulo2
- 15 Feb 2005 14:01
- 1348 of 27111
Put the handbags away please, ladies. Seems to me a lot of people have made a lot of money over the last few weeks, so enjoy! SEO has made a massive leap forward recently so you are bound to get the shorters, and peeps trying to buy in at a lower price, coming out of the woodwork. If you have faith in SEO over the long term, like I do, then just take it on the chin and have some down time while the price settles before the next rise!!
in_front
- 15 Feb 2005 14:01
- 1349 of 27111
Jump lemmings jump so I can top up at a lower price! So much worry at such an expected event. This is a temporary glitch. God forbid that you don't double your money in a week. With all the information at hand it should be obvious that stanelco will eventually get a contract. OK, fine nothing is 100%, but this is as close as it gets without insider information. I'm watching closely and taking this as a chance to top up. 13/14p may even be reached but patience is required. 60 day option granted to ASDA so expect day 59 before an agreement is reached. Nothing this big will be decided overnight.
shao
- 15 Feb 2005 14:05
- 1350 of 27111
this is like some eastcoast westcoast hip hop rapper shit! notorious b.i.g and tupac revisited. sorry to those who don't understand
Paulo2
- 15 Feb 2005 14:15
- 1351 of 27111
In front, I am hoping it does go to the wire just so SEO can get the best possible terms. If it comes out too soon I'd be worrying that the Asda negotiators were walking away from the table with crocodile tears and a f***ing great smile on their faces!!
Fred1new
- 15 Feb 2005 14:42
- 1352 of 27111
Just bought another tranche at 14.62. Noticed they were refusing to drop the offer price. Seems to have gone up again. Think SEO like BPRG is one for bottom draw. Good technology, wide applications and huge possibilities. Also I think in modern day practical terms, fairly simple processing and other than for probably a few minor hiccups. Will come good. VGood. Besides it sits comfortably alongside BPRG.
hlyeo98
- 15 Feb 2005 15:37
- 1354 of 27111
huge drop today...time to accumulate
EWRobson
- 15 Feb 2005 15:58
- 1356 of 27111
Paulo: my view is that ASDA will want to get on with it. We don't know, I believe, how many machines and retrofits they will need, or commission with their suppliers. But let's suppose it is 100 at 30K or 3million, plus royalties; that's really small beer to them. So the main argument will be over exclusivity. As the others will be waiting in the wings, SEO will want to get it over with and may give a take it or leave it offer. Either way, likely to be sooner rather than later.
Discussed the situation with broker who sees a support level at 12.25p as that is the placing price for new shares. Any shorters would close out before that level resulting in a bounce, at least back to current level. I'm holding for the ride but it may be bumpy!
Eric
Paulo2
- 15 Feb 2005 16:17
- 1357 of 27111
EW, of course Asda will want to get on with it, but why shouldn't SEO go in really high and if needs be string it out. If, at worst case scenario, the Asda deal didn't come off (and I think it will) there will always be someone else waiting in the wings for this technology.
I've just got back from Kenya, and boy, do those guys know how to strike a deal.
AdieH
- 15 Feb 2005 16:29
- 1358 of 27111
would agree that 12.5 would be a logical support price, am hoping for 12.5 to get back in...
Poverty
- 15 Feb 2005 16:52
- 1359 of 27111
Not a good day by any stretch of one's febrile imagination - Blue tomorrow or red red red?
Chiva20
- 15 Feb 2005 16:55
- 1360 of 27111
blue blue blue!
Poverty
- 15 Feb 2005 16:56
- 1361 of 27111
Good Stuff!
markusantonius
- 15 Feb 2005 17:45
- 1363 of 27111
Guys,
A friend of mine's broker told him that 12p. was the expected suuport level yesterday and he will only go in at that price now. Also after my re-entry yesterday [aaaaaargh!], I asked another mate to research the graphs for me. He does a lot of (successful) spread betting. The result - he tried to place a spread bet (going up) at 10.30 this morning only to be told that they have "closed the book [ie. no more bets being taken on.....] Stanelco until further notice.....". Having procrastinated all afternoon, I'm now hoping the implications are right here. What do you all think?????
Kus.