Have a look at todays news threads for EVS, great first half results, important acquisition announced, more exciting news promised in February. Up 25% so far today.

Andy

This is a small company with a market cap of 9 mil. The results are out at the end of june and untill we get nearer to that date these will bounce around between a small trading range just as they are doing now. As revenues increase then so will the price but it's going to be slow. I think the company has excellent prospects and a good model and in time the price will start to retrace. If you do decide to jump in then you will need patience.

MS

AndyS

As previously stated, have this one on my watchlist. I'm afraid I have to agree with ragingcat. From a TA perspective, Support at 5.4p has been broken (just) and if another negative day tomorrow (on the cards following the DJ's performance on Friday), next stop is 4p. Volumes continue to fall, MACD remains negative, so overall further falls are likely. Perhasp 3-4p is a good entry level.

Regards
PTH

Thanks for valued analysis folks. Keeping it on my watchlist for now. Andy

Envesta Telecom PLC
25 April 2005



Envesta Telecom plc, the AIM quoted premium international telephony provider,
announces it was informed on 22 April 2005 that, as of the 15 April, the
Strathclyde Pension Fund is interested in 7,600,000 shares, representing 3.08 %
of the issued share capital. These shares are registered in the name of
Nortrust Nominees.



For further information please contact:



Simon Hudson/Clemmie Carr
Tavistock Communications
Tel: 020 7920 3150

ccarr@tavistock.co.uk

Keeping on watchlist thanks to advice from Pete and others. Support has worryingly gone depste L&G and pension funds taking significant stakes.
I will wait to see where support level turns out to be.

Any thoughts on reason for the continuing price fall on this stock,talk about VOLATILE!,i am thinking of topping up but not sure that the price will start to pick up.

Not very much positive to say about the chart. I still believe that the SP spiked due to tips in both Shares Mag and the IC. However, following today's fall, the SP is testing support at 3.8p and also the rising trend sice December last year. If both these fail, then 3p looks like the next stop. I am continuing to watch and will probably buy if it bounces off 3.8p. I might miss the best purchase price, but then better safe than sorry.

Regards

PTH

Thx PTHPOLDEN,
As i said i was thinking of topping up,but will wait to see 3.8 as i have to agree with your thoughts,am confident it will pick up,lets see.thx again

EVS looks to have bottomed out. Time to get back in me thinks! Buyers are coming in thick and fast at this level. That 260K showing as a sell was actually a delayed buy from an hour ago. Good luck!

Looks like you were spot on PTH CHEERS!!!!

capetown

Slight recovery this PM, but perhaps still a little bit early to jump in yet. Will be interested to see what happens tomorrow. It has only tested the support level once, I would like to see a positive day prior to making a decision.

PTH

Envesta Telecom PLC - Director Shareholding
RNS Number:8848L
Envesta Telecom PLC
04 May 2005
Director Shareholding

Envesta Telecom plc ('Envesta Telecom' or the 'Company') the AIM quoted premium
international telephony provider announces that on 4th May 2005 the following
director's dealing took place.

Kevin Jauncey, Chairman of Envesta Telecom, purchased 150,000 shares in Envesta
Telecom at 4.05p per share, representing 0.06 per cent. of the issued share
capital of the Company. Following this purchase, Mr Jauncey is now interested
in 800,000 shares, representing 0.32 per cent. of the issued share capital of
the Company.

For further information please contact:

Simon Hudson/Clemmie Carr
Tavistock Communications
Tel: 020 7920 3150
ccarr@tavistock.co.uk

Tracy Ronan, Communications and PR Manager
Envesta Telecom PLC
Tel: 01635 817434
Mobile 07818 446911
tracy.ronan@envestatelecom.com

Kevin Jauncey, Executive Chairman
Kevin McGovern, Finance Director
Envesta Telecom Plc
Tel: 0870 767 7778
kevin.jauncey@envestatelecom.com
Kevin.mcgovern@envestatelecom.com

Notes to Editors

About Envesta Telecom Plc

Envesta Telecom plc is an AIM listed premium quality alternative telephony
provider specialising in the provision of high quality International telephony
connections through its wholly owned subsidiary Seven Telecom. With call
quality in the UK now taken for granted, the same quality is expected when
routing calls around the world, especially where more complex services are
required.

Headquartered in London, Envesta owns state of the art infrastructure
interconnected with worldwide Tier One carriers such as BT and T-Systems.
Significant capital investment in Voice over Internet Protocol, ('VoIP')
technology where appropriate, has expanded Envesta's technical capabilities,
opening up new routes to Africa and Asia at greater margins to the Company.
This, along with some of the most sophisticated monitoring capability in the
industry, means that Seven Telecom is able to closely monitor and control the
business to achieve maximum efficiency and effectiveness.


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END


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It's hard to overlook the fact that two large Financial Institutions have taken a 3% plus stake in recent weeks and at prices well above today's closing levels. Now the CEO has given a signal that all is ship shape at EVS, so what more do you all want before taking the plunge. This company is growing and has a projected forward PE of around 6. The stock price has fallen along with the rest of the AIM market and not for any other reason. Derampers will try to convince that this stock has further to fall but they fail to provide any logical reason for their predictions. EVS will go higher sooner rather than later. This stock has a good following but there are still a few nervous holders pulling it back for the moment. Buyers are out there but as some have said, they are waiting for a sign that the bottom has been reached. The trouble is that when it does start to move ahead, the MMs will start their usual antics of restricting the flow of stock. Don't get caught out by dithering for too long. If you believe in this stock then tuck a few away before the price goes ballistic again. Good luck!

The forcasts for EVS are:

Year ending 30 June 2005: EPS 0.33p, PE 12.17
Year ending 30 June 2006: EPS 0.64p, PE 6.36, growth 91.39%

Taken from Barclays Stockbrokers website this afternoon.

I knew I didn't buy a bummer. These are only going one way...up.

MS

Glad I didn't buy at 6p, but this seems to have bounced from the bottom.
OK, could have bought yesterday and today for 4.25p but so what, tomorrow at 4.5p will still get me 30% more shares than a few weeks ago.
PTH, is this the bounce you wanted to see? Andy

Yes, you were right to hold back Andy, good call.I still see this as a good outfit with a lot of potential but it looks as if it will take time. So long term I don't see any problems. Not a short term buy though. Me the wally was in at 6p so my timing was way out. I'll just have to give myself a slap on the bum....no better not I'll only enjoy that!!

MS

AndyS

The SP has twice tested the support at 3.8p and rising trend over the last two days and survived the ordeal. Yesterday's Director's buy and today's SP increase in the SP bodes well and hopefully we should now see a steady increase rather than the spike caused by magazine tips. The stock has given the impression of being oversold, but the charts quite frankly still do not look particularly good. But then, I have learnt to be a cautious individual and wary of catching a falling knife. However, one can be too cautious and dependant on the mood of the market, following the General Election I will probably have a 'go' tomorrow. Incidentally, I do agree with the comments of many posters on this thread that EVS show significant potential, but there's always a right time to buy!

Regards

PTH

This still looks very weak. Their Cheaper Call rate (CCR) is not that cheap. There are lots of companies offering cheaper calls.

www.1899.com

is 1p / min to France
0.5 p . min to USA and Canada
and they have a special deal of 0p per minute to Germany. You just pay the connection charge. You can also us it for cheap mobile calls as cheap as 2p at times. You do not have to register a telephone number to be called for every number. You can call any destination in the world once registered.

www.18866.com is also extremely cheap for UK calls. You only pay the connection charge and then it is 0p per minute at any time.

I expect this to be falling agaon very soon.