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Bioprogress (BPRG)     

scorpion - 13 Aug 2003 13:54

Bioprogress is a stock I have been in and out of quite a few times since it floated in May but not much mention here on the Investors' Room. Does anyone else follow this stock. I see it is up 1.5p today and a few good buyers seem to have appeared.

Bones - 13 Apr 2005 08:31 - 1862 of 2372

Some of the big shareholders who bailed last October will see their wish come true now - a change of management. That is the only way for this share to recover. Either that or a chance for a big player to take the company out for a song. They want the technology and can now buy it for peanuts. I think it is too late for independence to be maintained.

Andy - 13 Apr 2005 08:47 - 1863 of 2372

Bones,

You may well be right!

commiserations to any holders here, this has been looking precarious for a few days now IMHO.

We MAY see a bounce later, there's normally an over reaction to such news.

Dil - 13 Apr 2005 08:52 - 1864 of 2372

What a total pile of sh*te.

Commiserations to all those sucked in by the hype , has happened to me in the past.

FONTY - 13 Apr 2005 09:17 - 1865 of 2372

I got so peed about this one going south that I got out - but of course very happy with SEO so can't complain and made money on Bioprogress in the past but lost it!

Bones - 13 Apr 2005 09:54 - 1866 of 2372

Poor sod on A...FN:

"RaynerN - 13 Apr'05 - 09:36 - 63003 of 63022

Now, how do I explain that I have lost 80k in a year to the missus. Let me see, oh fuck."

This guy is really going through it, posting comments every now and then. He said he has T trades way over his head and, in 2 day's time, he will owe his broker double what he owned in shares 3 months ago.

It's the first time I've looked at that thread for a few months and it is amzing how many still have their souls invested. Very sad really.

I know I once held a lot of these (and fortunately took a profit overall) but I never ever took them on margin.

abroomfield - 13 Apr 2005 10:18 - 1867 of 2372

Blimey that's terrible. BPRG's certainly been a learning experience for me too. Fortunately I've not got a large amount of capital invested even though I'm sitting on a large paper loss.
Is it worth holding onto them? I don't need to release the funds anytime soon, any chance they'll pick up again with a change of management perhaps? Surely the underlying technology's got potential, it just needs developing properly?

andysmith - 13 Apr 2005 10:37 - 1868 of 2372

I am genuinely sorry for you folk still in on BPRG as I don't like to see anyone lose decent dosh. I'm even sorry for the folk who took shots as us SEO holders last if you are still in. SEO has risen to 21p but read the thread, I personally believe could be 100p this year based on product fundamentals and earnings potential. If you want to recover some losses consider it.
It may recover but then again it might not, up to you guys, good luck anyway.

Kivver - 13 Apr 2005 10:39 - 1869 of 2372

'oh dear' there goes all my profits from share dealing in a stroke. looks a long road to recovery!!

andysmith - 13 Apr 2005 10:44 - 1870 of 2372

Get out now Kivver and into SEO, 21p is a bargain, 5m bought this morning for 21p, large investors and institutions are snapping up cheap SEO shares. Next RNS from SEO will be US supply deal and it will fly. Trust me, I'm trying to help you guys recover your losses, we are all investors trying to make more money at the end of the day. I'm not ramping SEO for my own gain either.

superrod - 13 Apr 2005 10:55 - 1871 of 2372

a statement to be issued in due course?

couldhalve fromhere or double depending on what it says.

anyone feeling brave?

Dil - 13 Apr 2005 10:59 - 1872 of 2372

kivver , sympathies but make your own mind up and don't be influenced by others as that is what probably got you into these in the first place.

andysmith - 13 Apr 2005 11:48 - 1873 of 2372

Dil, agree with your advice to Kivver

Dil - 13 Apr 2005 11:53 - 1874 of 2372

Well stop ramping the ar*e of SEO then.

joehargan1 - 13 Apr 2005 12:07 - 1875 of 2372

The trading statement referenced the Tampa subsidiary results falling short. Does anyone know how big is the Tampa subsidiary in overall BPRG terms? Not in these just curious as it seems like a horrendous fall. Could it be a buying opp?

Dil - 13 Apr 2005 12:20 - 1876 of 2372

To me it shows just how clueless they are about running a manufacturing operation.

This was always the danger.

Fred1new - 13 Apr 2005 13:06 - 1877 of 2372

Just for interest. How much cash in hand has BPRG. Told you Dil to go short. I think long is now the choice.

Dil - 13 Apr 2005 13:08 - 1878 of 2372

Yeah , uncanny that Fred :-)

andysmith - 13 Apr 2005 13:39 - 1879 of 2372

Dil, just what is your position on BPRG then. Trawling through this thread you never has a positive thing to say about the other BPRG posters pointing out the positives of their investment over the last six months, you have always argued the opposite. Fact is that whilst BPRG have many good product streams, getting them to market profitably is the issue at the moment and who knows where that will lead. Summary is I agree with your basic views, I have just not posted to be antagonistic to other holders. The fact is that all people on these bb's are trying to improve our wealth and I do not like to see anyone lose heavily.
I just feel SEO is a good opportunity to recover losses, thats all I will say, people can make their own minds up about BPRG and any other investment choices but these bb's are where we can discuss all opinions
BPRG holders, whatever you decide to do with BPRG and any other investments, good luck.

Dil - 13 Apr 2005 13:53 - 1880 of 2372

You are correct Andy ... I have never had anything positive to say about bprg and still don't.

I too was trying to be helpful , ie don't touch these with a bargepole. I gave my reasons why about a year ago but got fed up with the abuse from the 99% of bulls who could see nothing but blue skies so I then gave up giving reasons but continued to post negative comments as I believed it had further to fall.

If you want a reason for my current negative stance then how about - "don't try to catch a falling knife". I did with Energis and lost the lot but I learnt a valuable lesson

For you to come on here and tell BPRG holders to buy SEO cos there's a deal coming and its going to fly is sick - thats the exact type of bull they been hearing about bprg for the last year.

Good luck , hope it happens for SEO but you knowing of a deal thats going to make SEO fly makes me laugh and is more of a reason not to invest in them than to invest in them imo.

Hope the explanation helps.

Regards

Dil - 13 Apr 2005 13:57 - 1881 of 2372

Fred1 - think brokers estimate is about 7 million cash in hand and 2 million loan note but not too sure.
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