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stanelco .......a new thread (SEO)     

bosley - 20 Feb 2004 09:34

Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=SEO&SiChart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=SEO&Si

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


kimoldfield - 13 Oct 2006 10:52 - 21400 of 27111

I agree that Starpol 3000 approval may be a key factor to certain US deals: if it does not receive approval, what little credibility SEO have left will be gone.
kim

Oilywag - 13 Oct 2006 11:12 - 21401 of 27111

'Morning all

Just a reminder, my research on the 15th August revealed that the FDA approval for Starpol 3000 then, was due in 12-16 weeks, which now means that it is 3.5 - 7.5 weeks away.

I would suspect that if they are planning to invest in at least two manufacturing plants in the US at least one will be for Starpol 3000. Don't forget that Wal-Mart are testing Starpol 3000 at present in anticipation of approval for it being granted.

Another point, which some on here are overlooking, is that if the manufacturing plants are a success, then the market is going to grow exponentially with all the resulting effect on the share price.

Having said that, I do take notice of Oblomov's post 21395 above and realise that the future is not totally guaranteed and assured. Nothing in life is! We cannot even be sure of the sun rising tomorrow, anymore!!

The oily one

G D Potts - 13 Oct 2006 11:22 - 21402 of 27111

Last chance to ditch Stanelco for Symphony - the gap is widening as we speak.

oblomov - 13 Oct 2006 11:23 - 21403 of 27111


Nothing in the future is guaranteed, Oliy, but the probability of it happening is increased with good IP, decreased with bad! Why pay a 45,000 Greenseal license fee to SEO if someone else comes up with the goods for 10,000 and is legally entitled to?

alfalfa - 13 Oct 2006 11:39 - 21404 of 27111

oblo -

When were the submission dates for the various patents ?

Are they UK, EU and/or worldwide in the first instance ?

When may they be expected to be decided upon ?

Thanks.

Alfa.

greekman - 13 Oct 2006 11:54 - 21405 of 27111

Yet another Plastics scare.
Subscriber only so can only post a few snippets. (copyright).

From...Nutrition and Healing - Debbie Hyland 12/10/06

Another study has now come to light
showing that Type 2 diabetes is just the tip of the
plastic iceberg. As it turns out, it also increases
your risk of developing prostate cancer.
The study also suggests that pregnant women exposed to
this chemical could be putting their babies at risk
later in life.

Plastic products contain a harmful substance called
bisphenol A (BPA). Mice exposed to BPA had higher levels of a
molecule called phosphodiesterase 4 something that
helps regulate cell growth and differentiation.
END.

Looking back over the last 20/30 years at all the products in daily use, DDT,Asbestos,Tobacco to name but 4 (not great at percentages, but brill at maths) all thought to be harmless once, with the first 2 now banned (tobacco won't be, too much money in it!), who knows, they might ban plastics altogether when the more viable and safe products start to gain a lead.
Just a thought.

oblomov - 13 Oct 2006 12:19 - 21406 of 27111

Alfa,

'Submission' dates etc are in the prospectus - no one can say when a final decision will be made. Several in the schedule are still pending after 3 years. Many of the Greenseal patent applications went in 2004,2005 - some 2006, so add three years on to grant (assuming they reach grant). The main Frogpack Patent application dates from December 05, so add three years on to that before a decision.

The main Greenseal patent, i.e. WO (P.C.T.) GB_05_050178 , was filed on 10-Oct-05. Decision sometime 2008?

Confidant - 13 Oct 2006 12:25 - 21407 of 27111

over 500 posts since I last logged

but as I said then don't underestimate the impact of refi's

Whether the co has a product is totally immaterial short term just ride the technical wave set your out target price and make sure you bank some return. Sure you could miss the big wave up and in 5 years say wow I sold that share at 1.2p and now its 100p but there will be plenty of chaances to buy back in when the news is a bit more solid -- i.e. trade this baby and care not about the co's products

Thx to the guy from Shares for the buy signal back at the 0.9 level

TheMaster - 13 Oct 2006 12:55 - 21408 of 27111

MM's signal code just gone through, a sell at 1.18p for one share, buy as many as you can now!

Haystack - 13 Oct 2006 12:56 - 21409 of 27111

LOL

More conspiracy theories.

It was not an MM trade anyway. It was an AT trade. It came off the order book. Trades get matched and reduce a trade on the order book by the size of the executed trade. It often leaves odd numbers of shares to be executed as part of another trade.

driver - 13 Oct 2006 13:03 - 21410 of 27111

Haystack
It might be a conspiracy theory but it did the trick 1.28 to buy.

hewittalan6 - 13 Oct 2006 14:25 - 21411 of 27111

I kind of half expected the SP to drop a fair bit this afternoon as traders took profits on the 30% rise since Monday, but it has not, so I assume much of the buying is shorters closing.
Alan

PATISEAR - 13 Oct 2006 14:42 - 21412 of 27111



Halifax say they are sending Email's to their costomers today.{re; 3 for 5}

Could someone please explain who these refer to.

1) Ordinary Shares marked 'ex entitlement' 10 October

2) Open Offer Entitlements credited to CREST stock accounts of 13 October
Qualifying CREST Shareholders


oblomov - 13 Oct 2006 15:09 - 21413 of 27111


Presumably 1) refers to shares bought after the cut off date of 9th. Oct and not
covered by the open offer.

2) Those shareholders with shares bought up to the cut-off date who hold through crest accounts.

alfalfa - 13 Oct 2006 15:30 - 21414 of 27111

oblo - Thanks for the patent date info. For the main Greenseal one then, the Priority Date is round about 10 April 2004, i.e. ~ 18 months earlier with 20 years to run from that date, assuming it runs to grant.


For info, today's post brought my letter from Hargreaves Lansdown inviting an application of 3 new for 5 old held at close of business on 9th October 2006.

The Election Form to take up the offer kindly works out your new share entitlement (still worth checking it yourself, of course) and does not allow you to apply for any amount greater than this entitlement, although you can apply for fewer.

Alfa.

jaguar121 - 13 Oct 2006 16:04 - 21415 of 27111

Anyone out there got any news on the factory in wales ?? Is it built yet ???

minordetail - 13 Oct 2006 16:05 - 21416 of 27111

being a relatively new boy to this world of shares doing my best to understand all that is going on with SEO. Am I right to understand that in order to generate funds they have arranged for lots of shares to be made available to existing share owners at a price of 0.80p. If you therefore owned shares on the given date you will be contacted and given the opportunity to buy more at this price. Are these shares the same as shares already owned - could you sell for instance the next day at the shown share price ? Sorry to be a pain but if anyone could take the time to confirm my understanding or clarify would much appreciate. Could be I am out of my depth certainly felt that way watching my investment decline the way it has over the last few weeks/months.

hewittalan6 - 13 Oct 2006 16:06 - 21417 of 27111

minordetail.
the answer to all your questions is yes.
you read it right.
Alan

minordetail - 13 Oct 2006 16:15 - 21418 of 27111

thank you Hew sorry for seeming like a simpleton but need to confirm my understanding. When these shares are in the market because of the dilution isn't the price likely to drop in respect of this additional volume. In which case is the risk in buying the additional shares subject to this price correction. Does that make sense?

hewittalan6 - 13 Oct 2006 16:21 - 21419 of 27111

Not a simpleton at all. None of us are born knowing how the markets work , and to be fair, most of us will die without ever really working it out!!
The theory is that 15mill (or whatever) is added to the number of shares in circulation and 15 million is added to the companys balance sheet. Result is no change.
In truth, the markets will take a view on whether this money will be used to move to profitability (in which case the price will rise) or be pi$$ed against a wall (in which case it will fall). Just as with the current shares.
Hope that helps,
Alan
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