Now. Thats the sign of a really idle post. You just launch a question, no indication of what they do, where you found it, why you are raising it. No. I have no views until you provide a thumbnail sketch

Hear hear Hilldee, far to many of this sort of question.
Most boring.

Regarding my question on a company called ASCRIBE IT WAS MY FIRST POSTING AND HAPPENED TO BE A TIP,I have found out enough about the company,from the stock exchange site, so i would just like to thank HILLDEE AND FATTY /SORRY PORKY FOR THEIR HELP.And perhaps they may be more patient and helpfull to new subscribers in the future. woody 56.

Tiny tiny company-newly floated in my opinion you will wait a long time for the sp to move as no one will take much notice of it. your money will return more elsewhere in shares that are movers! check out the threads and you will soon see where the excitement is--then do lots of your own research! I try to only buy companies that have cash in the bank and profits! good luck for 2005. MP

Thanks m.p happy new year,WOODY56.

woody56,

Welcome to Moneyam, and a shame you got flamed in your first post, but they have a point, you could have added a bit more information to your initial header.

I recently started a thread on FDI, and tried to make the header visually interesting, whilst also containing some meaningful information so that the viewer could utilise the links as a starting point for more research.

http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/ShowPostList?fID=1&tID=4333

Your header just asks a basic question with no additional information posted at all, which I think, upon reflection, you must admit, is a bit devoid of content?

For example, you say it was a tip. Ok maybe you could expand on that, source, content, reason, price target etc etc.

The price is rising, and I have pasted the current chart for you to see below.

Maybe you could give us some more information, which would no doubt create some interest?

Good luck anyway, hope to see you around on some of the threads here, and i will look back in if you post any further info for us to digest.

Thanks Andy. Ascribe was purely a CHRISTMAS BAROOM conversation about buying a decent amount of shares for a smaller budget,Ascribe was bought in to the conversation by a friend who works in the city, he mentioned this company and said they where trying to break into not only China but also the USA? Things always look better after a few drinks and i dont wish to mislead any one,HOWEVER as a complete newly retired, novice i take on board your commments about homework and will in future try harder. WOODY56 .

woody56,

Ok thanks for your reply.

I have just trawlwd around google, and com up with a couple of snippets you may find interesting.



Managing Medicines with ascribe

Friday 17th December 2004 - Ascribe plc makes a healthy debut on AIM

Ascribe, the health IT group focusing on medicines management, today announces the commencement of dealings of its Ordinary Shares on the AIM market (AIM) of the London Stock Exchange. Seymour Pierce is acting as Nominated Adviser and as Broker to the Company. The stock market EPIC will be ASP.L.

The proceeds of the Placing of the New Ordinary Shares, expected to amount to 5 million (before expenses) will be used by the Company, amongst other things, to fund the acquisition of Protechnic Exeter Limited.

Stephen Critchlow, Chairman and Chief Executive of Ascribe, said: We are delighted that the flotation of the Company has been completed successfully. The listing will enable us to take Ascribe to the next stage of its development and maximise any acquisition opportunities for the Company within the international healthcare market. Our strategy is to build on our position in the medicines management market through organic growth and through a number of acquisitions of profitable companies, such as Protechnic Exeter, which offer complementary established systems to customers needing a medicines management solution.


Source : http://www.ascribe.com/?Page=02+News+%26+Events%2F01+ascribe+News.txt

A copy of the AIM listing prospectus can be viewed here;


http://www.ascribe.com/UserContent/03%20Investor%20Relations/Ascribe%20plc%20Prospectus%202004.pdf


I think you will find all the required information in here.

A new article is available HERE