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

Markus,
Around that August, I was told by someone who really should know, that Greenseal was a side issue. Exciting though it was, the biggest player was very keen to use enormous quantities of Starpol.
The position as I understand it is now no different. Greenseal will roll out, but Starpol will be on its way to tonnages that are frighteningly big by spring of 2007. The sp reached 28p on the Asda GS contract news. Imagine what it is capable of if GS finally rolls out and almost every GS machine, here and worldwide, is running on Starpol.
That is the potential. That is why this will blow.

I was starting to feel upbeat again until Markus's post!

Markus, are you up to date on everything SEO, have you read the prospectus? If so I'd appreciate your detailed thoughts. We've already been sub-zero and are just climbing again, so I think maybe your opinion is not based on the latest, though you do mention the institutional investments.

Alan, speaking of Greenseal - what became of your imaginery friend's info that Greenseal would be in the stores in early September? Did that happen, do you know?

If not there would appear to have been further problems. Please give me good news - I dont want to have wear that strait jacket again!

No Idea, Oblo, other than mid September was to be the start. I no longer see him as the cricket season is over, but what he could not (or would not) specify was the extent of this first use. It may well have gone in stores none of us have been in, but the prospectus does say 4(?) greenseal machines working in Asda suppliers. That is small scale stuff and may only be doing mushrooms to the Isle of White for all I know!!
Remember he did say that Asda were very excited by Starpol, more so than GS, and recent research leads me to believe that this is the case. Look on Greenseal as something to get Starpol to the shelves rather than an end in itself, and I don't think there is anything like the capacity available for the demand. Yet.
Alan

Thanks Alan. They've left one arm free for now!

You mention mushrooms - is that SEOspeak for investors, by any chance?

It is for me - I'm a fun guy!!!!
Terrible.

BTW, I do tend to agree with Tony, that the 12million and the sudden interest from institutions is based on SEO telling them what some of us have been saying on here for 3 months, based on our research.
Alan

Why is the bloody SP falling again? Massive buys yesterday, buys outnumber sells today, why the sudden lack of confidence?

Oblo, Alan - re: earlier posts - No, I am not up to speed on all developments. Just monitoring out of interest for the day if/when Stanelco finally make an impression on the world - a positive one, that is!

My best wishes, as always.....

The sp is going down because of Alan's terrible joke. Question for Mrs H, does a fun guy have a toad's tool?! Sorry Alan, no implication intended, just trying to get you off the hook for 'worst joke' category by replacing it with an even worse one!
kim

From HSBC Invest Direct:

Thank you for your email dated the 17th October 2006.

I can confirm that the Open Offer letters for Stanelco will be
sent either today (17th) or tomorrow (18th) and you will receive it in the next
3 days.

Gaz

We received in the post a sales catalogue wrapped in a plastic film - as we all do.

This one was described as "The clear outer wrapper is made from biodegradable materials using renewable resources and is fully compostable".

It looks and feels exactly the same as a sample I have described as Bioplast GF 106 15micron (according to Stanelco's label on it).

Looking through the Prospectus it seems that Bioplast is a BioTec product.

BioTec does seem to be turning into the Treasure Chest as Ian Balchin described it at last years EGM. Pity we only have 50% of it.

I'm sure there's also a joke about 'Fairy Rings' in there somewhere, but I'm not going to risk a letter from Alans lawyer!

You're quite safe, Oblo.
I'm not convinced my lawyer can actually read or write, and even if he could, I cannot afford him.
Alan

You are a wise man Oblo!

The Prospectus is the best thing since sliced bread. I have pointed out to my wife the biodegradable wallpaper mentioned in the list of patents and have convinced her that is is a waste of time wallpapering as it will all be gone in 3 months....result!
kim

I have the reverse of that as a problem, Kim.
The missus once read that paper rots away very quickly so she makes sure she very quickly gets rid of any she finds in my wallet.
BTW. What was the best thing before sliced bread??
Alan

No point in me having a wallet Alan, my cash goes straight from hand to hand. I know I will regret this but.....what is the best thing since sliced bread (other than unsliced)?
kim

It says alot about the british phsyci that we use that saying.
Surely there are one or two things better than sliced bread.
You know, penicillin, electricity, anaesthetics, an end to Hitler.
But no, we have to choose an invention that saves us getting a knife out and cutting something.

Ah but, since we didn't have to spend time slicing bread, we had more time to spend on discovering penicillin (from mouldy bread or something), electricity (to toast the sliced bread), aneasthetics (to put the patient out in order to operate after choking on said toast), and feeding Churchill on bread whilst he thought of a demise for Hitler........so you see, sliced bread IS the best invention!
kim

A good point, well made.

Stop ramping hovis you lot!!

Gaz

I feel a Wednesday evening SEO summary post coming on................