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

Everyboby lost interest in BPRG, only 14000 shares traded in 2 hours today.
2 mill in SEO.

Ever have a Brain Fart ?

Picked that up from the Blinger web site - now I know where all his comments come from

Leaving this thread, as it appears it no longer is the SEO thread.

Good luck to the adults that are left.
Greekman.

Aw, Greekman, it's only a bit of fun; since we can't all get together in the pub it's our way of celebrating the end of the court case (& Bling's noise of course)
Kim

Greekman is right - we should be on the nowt thread

Is it right that Blings old man is well connected - I heard that his dad was the other half of Bradford and Blingley

Enough - lets get back to SEO on this thread - and use nowt instead

Baza

Sham, I had been enjoying that
Peter

Evo update out today is still posting a BUY at 15 with target of 24

I'm leaving this thread as it's full of Grumpy old buggers like greekman!

Lighten up greek - no arm in a bit of fun amongst the serious stuff, and there's plenty of serious comment when theres something to comment about.

Oblo - dont go - please

Please Don't Go

I had a chuckle myself or was it a cluckle? Slock dlog and his blatant blarney! By the way, where is II. He used to post all those charts which he projected down to 4p or even negative? Nice chart now: horizontal flag with the BBs gradually drawing in. Wouldn't take a lot to bust on the high side. How are the waters, bhunt (and bos)? The news will come when its least expected (that a prophecy, after the master). Should i add to the stake?

Eric

Bling back, bling back, oh bling back my Oblo to me, to me
tra la la

sd

Oh, Ok - I'll stay if you insist. I never knew so many of you cared.

Big buy after hours - has this man Bling got bottomless pockets?

We can only hope that was him closing his 12p short!!!!
Think it bodes well for Monday.

Two old guys are pushing their carts around Wal-Mart when they collide. The first says to the second , "Sorry about that. I'm looking for some ready meals, and I guess I wasn't paying attention to where I was going."

The second old guy says, "that's OK. It's a coincidence. I'm looking for some ready meals too, and I can't find them anywhere and I'm getting a little desperate."

The first old guy says, "Well, maybe I can help you find them. What do they look like?"

The second old guy says, "Well, they have 'New Product' written on them, they are in Starpol 3000 biodegradable and compostible microwavable containers, and sealed to a guaranteed 99.99% seal rate, and they are cheaper than the ones in those nasty petro-plastic containers. What do your ready meals look like?"

To which the first old guy says,
"Never mind; let's look for yours."

Wasn't the wt trade a sell?

I had a right Blinging hard day today, but have cheered right up after reading the last two pages on this thread.

Come on, sd, and earn your doggy bowl. Explain the WT, Worked Principle Trade. You must treat your masters, and mistresses, seriously.

Eric

Eric

Since you insist, here it is . . .

The WT, or to give it its full name the Wagged Tail, is a technique developed largely in the canine world. In essence it is a barter system whereby the Master seeks to gain the psychological boost brought about by the feeling that somedog thinks he is worth somewhat more than the Mistress's lowly opinion of him. A wagged tail and a cocked ear with much general whimpering of uncontainable delight in his presence can invoke the required well-being almost instantly.

In return the Master takes the Dog for a walk - which has lead in some cultures to the erroneous expression the Walk Trade which has been further corrupted among city dogs to the Work or Worked Trade.

It now generally means a trade that has commenced early in the day at a low price, but is not rewarded until the evening or conclusion of the walk (whicever is earlier) when the price may be confused with a sell when it is in fact a buy (if the market as risen through the day) or vice versa mutatis mutandum (if the market has fallen since the morning).

QED (Quod est dogerandum)

sd