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

I am still the buy and hold investor as looking at the spread on spread bets the SP has to move quite a way to make a 1000 at say 20 a point-I'd rather st and wait I think. Shame as I've just seen a dream house and I really would like to magic up 800k next week! well --I can dream can't I? maybe SEO will gallop ahead next week.

Have similar feelings.

Hesitate to say it because of the pride cometh before a fall but 600%+ up via CFDs. Haven't set out to trade the share but rather run the profits. I did have to close a position when the price came back and was lucky to get back in somewhat lower as a result of the NLR run - this is the risk side of that route as you can be forced to close positions very quickly if you have reinvested the margin.

mp: how has the spreadbet compared in % terms? Essentially, the CFD % comes directly from the 4:1 gearing. You could state the result higher than that as one position was the reinvestment of the margin so not new funds. Lovely while it lasts!

Eric

You are beginning to get me jealous.

Fred: if you can't beat em join em! EWR

EWRobson
"Seen me off"
Why would you want to do that?

Don't forget Eric that CFDs are subject to CGT and that takes the shine off-but spreadbets are tax free, Even so well done 600% return is fantastic keep it up!

Moneyplus,

My mate tried to place a spread bet on SEO last week only to be told that they were refusing all bets on it for the forseeable future. I think they were 14p-ish at the time. Tax advantages - yes. But the spreads are massive and there is always the chance of an intra-day mega-dip - and even if only for a few moments - this can result in a closed position (say if it reaches your stop-loss) in a blink of the eye! A CFD carries more visibility with the spread and a 30% margin with SEO [presume this is the margin here, Eric?] would act as a reasonable buffer, I think.

cc - Trust I've explained this correctly, Eric?

Regardless - Stanelco looks good for the long term whether it be a wager, a CFD or an old fashioned punt.....!

Kus.

good morning all. blue. all week. blue. thats my predictaion. we have had the dip last week, and possibly found a support level,(filthypoor, still waiting for 6.5p?) and now we should stay nice and steady to the prelims.

Moorning Bos - hope you are right

B

Still waiting.
Don't get too excited about the prelims.

I'd love it if we beat them! I'd bloody love it!

Kevin Keegan

Ticking up nicely

Looks like being a busy thread again this week, Glad I got back in last week...

Hi everyone,been following this thread for a couple of weeks now and have invested a few bob on the strength of your research and comments. I would like to thank all for their posts which have been very informative for a beginner like me. Glad to see that we have got over the nasty bits from last week and can now look forward to a positive thread continuing. Thanks again.
T

Results due next week so keep an eye on sp, not sure which way the sp will go but if they manage to tie in some information regarding trial with Asda then this might protect sp as I don't think the results will be that positive...

Adie...the results may well be negative but I have restructured my portfolio and I am now happy with my holding to the extent that I will just buy on weakness as I expect next week, if it doesn't happen that is great too ;-)
Di

Happy with my little holding, will try to top up if the sp does fall after results, if it does like you I believe it will be short lived, 20p here we come...

Why would anybody be selling at this stage??

Biscuit
The 500k sell at 1147am set the sellers off, the big sell was properly a buy if they had a good look at the price (silly lot chill out) see what I mean a 314k buy at 1206am