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

As anybody who as an investment in an investment trust or a unit trust that as SEO in they portfolio thought of asking them why they were still holding them , it might be better then asking SEO 's minister of misinformation.

aldwickk - 24 Aug 2006 12:01 - 19325 of 19325
As anybody who as an investment in an investment trust or a unit trust that as SEO in they portfolio thought of asking them why they were still holding them , it might be better then asking SEO 's minister of misinformation.


i want a double of whatever he's on...........lol

just for the record me too,good luck to all. cheers.

still holding

'Who's still long on SEO?'

Me too.

I've sold up, bought a few back ,sold up again,bought a few back and once again sold up,as with many others lost far to much in this, DEFINATLY GOOD LUCK to all holders ,you must have balls of steal.I will with many other's keep watching and hope to buy in again.

Peter

BEE GEES SONG COMES TO MIND

I'M GOING NOWHERE, SOMEBODY HELP ME YEA
STILL IN

why would you be tempted to keep buying back ..... you have got out so stay out and put your money elsewhere

I have never bought back the quantity originally held and yes I have re invested elswhere,but stanelco promises big things and daft maybe but I would like to be there should they pull it of

Peter

Me too, only here cos I enjoy reading the thread so much.

tweenie,

Whats so funny about my post ?

I'm suprised that nobody has made comment on the following (or perhaps I missed it)

Since 2000, Stanelco's business model has transformed from a manufacturer and
supplier of capital goods into an intellectual property company with interests
in markets with significant growth potential, which include sustainable
packaging and environmentally responsible sealing solutions for the packaging
industry.

Think along the following lines: Royalties NOT packing machines - fabrication done elsewhere (fabricator adds mark up) - retailer now faced with mark up and royalty payment - potentially more expensive alternative to established packing machines.

I noticed somebody had mentioned ultrasonic packaging a few posts back. That's not your chief competitor. Ultra-violet packing, however, will be. This has the additional benefit that it also provides sterilisation.

Sorry!

StarFrog,

Yes you did miss it, but with so much info out there it's easy done.

Does anyone care to predict (hopefully somewone who actually holds these shares) , who low these will go. Will have 5k arond sept to reinvest.
I've been led to believe a possible recovery is on the cards.
Is this a ruse?
This is not a bash or a ramp. Just an honest enquiry.
Thanks for any replies.

Just an opinion, but I don't think anyone can predict.
If SEO don't get a contract of any note soon, they could go under.
If things come together, they could go sky high.
I know my 2 statements are obvious but these are the only 2 possible scenarios.
I bought these shares on a total risk basis, and although in my opinion they are very close to making it, we have been fooled before, so as said, an opinion, NOT a prediction.
Whichever way you go, best of luck.

Greekman, 3rd possibility that with a draft order contract/letter of intent from a sizeable customer they manage to persuade a bank to allow them to increase their borrowings for a further 3-6 months cash flow/burn. Difficult meeting for them to have but it might benefit all of us who hold SEO for the mgt to have some realistic strictures on them from a creditor to perform to a business plan. Alternatively, if Asda think so much of their products, let them advance some cash, after all they too share some of the blame for the delays in commercialising SEO's products.

Investors Chronicle

Trading Plays:
* Buy PartyGaming - Sell Next and Stanelco

Cheers. for that.
I think i'll wait and see what happens in sept.
I like the sound of this company- well its products anyway and from what i've read. i think they will be big , if they get over this hurdle.
even with all their problems, I can't see why they have dropped so drastically. Theres so many companies out there with 0 clients and 0 potential who have more money in bank???????
Makes 0 sense to me, makes even less sense to sell for peanuts.

At the current rate of decline, I think sub 3p is on the cards, maybe 2.5p at a push, but I think mid to late September will bring about a fairly swift recovery.
Guesswork on my part to some degree, but I doubt anyone could predict accurately. Those who think it will crash and burn, will say bust soon, or 1p because of fundraising. Those who, like me, think good things are coming very soon, will think the skies the limit and it will turn around anyday.
I think, honestly and with no ramp, that a slide to mid September is most likely and then a push north, providing the finance issue is put to bed by then.
There you go. I might be very wrong but at least i've got the balls to predict, so you can all cut and paste this in a few weeks time and point out what an arse I am.
Alan

Getting tempted again at this price,must be worth a punt.Glad to see you've still got balls Alan , mine are hanging outside the pawnbrokers , at least they are gold.