Telecomplus was voted 3rd fastest growing company in UK and 11th best share performer for 2002,,not bad for a Network Marketing company..Share price now at 220.50 and next resistance level at 230.00 In september we will have our yearly Express Day where new services will be launched as well as recognition for those exec's whom have contributed in thier efforts to make this company as successful as it is today.

Keep your eye on this thread as i will update as soon as new news is available..

Mark

For anyone whom wonders what T+ do go to this site for more info..

www.telecomplus.org.uk/choc

profit takers where at work yesterday but good recovery this morning.

Mark

Wow,,massive day for T+ and NO posts about it?? You crazy people you!

If your not on this share dont say i didnt tell you so..

Mark

Up and up we go, this should create FUNDS interest.

Cheers GF.

Up 8 points today and should now see it push towards the next level which i think is around 430..Great day..

Mark

Just as long as it stays over 400p for a few days.

cheers gf.

Finished at 407 nice,holding well at moment!!

Mark

Yes lets hope it stays above 400p. I see Vanco is bombing away.

cheers GF.

Yes vanco are doin great,a friend of mine whom you know Robbie the trader tipped this ages ago..Another share of mine Alkane Energy has just announced some good news,price has moved on the back of this.

Mark

My free share options are worth a small fortune now with T+ and if anyone wants any T+ are doing a share option scheme this year,let me know.

Mark

Does anyone have a copy the article on Telecom Plus which featured in Sharewatch magazine recently? I would be interested in obtaining a copy.

Liz

Liz i will find you the article,,ok.

Mark

Up today 7 points at 402 and they are tipped again in the monthly share watch mag..

Yes and Robbie burns the frequenttrader had this to say aswell today......

Telecom Plus now looks really exciting - as it climbs further and further over 400, the next stop should be 430p - but at the rate it's growing, there is still more to come!

Great stuff robbie, a real nice freind.

cheers gf.

Telecomplus have launched a share option scheme and all work done now qualifies towards the options..If anyone wants any info please let me know..Remember these are FREE share options.

Mark

Well if you want confidence in a share just look at this statement from Robbie Burns The Frequenttrader..............

Telecom Plus continues to be not sure whether to rise properly above 400p. As a long-term fan of the company and its shares, I expect 1000p within a couple of years and I am holding tight!

Confidence indeed.

cheers GF.

Peter Nutting sells 100k ???

I think a couple of directors have sold a few to put out into the market.They are becoming quite rare!!

Mark

SPOT ON, OK.

big drop today,any idea why

Two directors selling shares, just a temporary set back same thing happened when widgy sold a few a month back, but the price came back, This is a good article on it..........

Chairman is quids in at Telecom Plus

Published: 10:21 Sun 25 Jan 2004
By Graeme Davies, Companies Correspondent
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Telecom Plus' chairman is 400,000 better off today after selling some shares; meanwhile a trio of shrewd investors are hanging on to their stakes.

Peter Nutting offloaded 100,000 shares on Thursday at 402p each, banking 402,000 in the process. However he does still hold 851,700 shares or 1.4% of the 240 million company (TEP).


He was joined by fellow non-executive director Dominic Wheatley who sold a more modest 25,000 shares at 402p each, banking 100,000. Wheatley has 243,060 shares left.


Their double sale has depressed investors a little and Telecom Plus's share price slipped by 2.5p to 401p on Friday. Its share price growth has been phenomenal over the past two years, rising from 84p in early 2002 to an all-time high of 408p earlier this month.


Citywire tipped Telecom Plus in May 2002 at 109.5p so Friday's closing price represents a 266% gain in less than two years. We have already advised investors to book some profits but hold on to a residual stake and this remains our advice as the company still appears to have some way to go.


Three top investors obviously share this view as they are clinging on to their stakes. New Star's AAA-rated Patrick Evershed, Dan Nickols of Old Mutual who replaced Ashton Bradbury at the turn of the year on the Old Mutual UK Smaller Companies Inc fund and Carl Stick of Rathbones are all continuing to hold Telecom Plus in their funds.


Telecom Plus' simple yet effective strategy is to sign up customers as agents who pass on the good word to friends, family and colleagues in return for a small fee. As the company has expanded from telephony into gas, electricity and internet services so its customer base has steadily swollen.


In the first half of the year it signed up 26,000 new customers to take its total to 160,000, double the number of new customers from the previous year. This helped turnover rise by 46% to 37.2 million and pre-tax profits by 96% to 4.9 million. With just 160,000 customers Telecom Plus has a lot of the country to go at yet and few are willing to bet against it at the moment.

cheers GF.