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

Yes Driver nice find.
A few months ago an article such as this would have seen the sp rocket.
Having been bitten so many times it looks like us punters have learned a lesson as far as SEO are concerned and are waiting for 100% solid news. Hopefully not long in coming.

whats going on with this co?

NOTHING

Looks as if the institutional investment is in the driving seat and beginning to pay off. I hope so as I've averaged down now-hopefully I will regain my losses on this one this year.

left off posting as he site was just reguritaing old news and full of ankle chewers.
I still don't think that this share will rocket again.
Too many pi's have been burnt.
I do believe that if there is positive newsflow and mre importantly they actually sell something ..... thn we will see a slow but steady increment in he sp.
I still won't be topping up or even consider doing so ahead of the interims. I WILL expect there to be some good news then, or any rise up till then by speculatorswill take a nose dive.
It's easy to be critical of this company , but as others have said , what the big supermarkets want from their suppliers, is what they will get.
Walmart want packaging from stanelco............... enough said.
I'll crawl back under my rock.
Let the Bitching begin.
Good luck to all the regulars.

I don't think the PI's will influence the sp one way or another. We're far too small.

You'll have to change your name, halfamil, as curently you are only worth 7000!

Hi Eric - just thinking it's nice to be up 75% on SEO - if only the part we bought recently. Every cloud . . .

Can you put a rocket under DGT please, need some funds for elsewhere!

Interesting to see that the great green/ethical?? company that is ASDA is the first UK supermarket to bring in US size zero clothing. For me its a pretty good indication that they ain't interested in ethics, only making money and unless packaging is cheaper they ain't going to care one iorta.

Q.

qtheman,

I agree big business is only interested in profit. Ethics as you say does not come into it, but that does not matter. It's the customer that counts in the final analysis.
If the customer wants green, then Asda and every other similar business will be scrambling to give them what they want. Supply and demand, demand and supply.
Yes, they only care about ethics, if ethics translates into cash.

may have a few. what is the situation at this time with the potential walmart deal?. tia.

Lizard. Reading between the lines the scenario seems to be that SEO withdrew their Starpol 3000 product for reformulation after some initial trials; these could well have been with Walmart. Preliminary results are 21st March; incidentally less than three months after year-end, compared with 4 months last year. That will have given 4 months for the new regime to make some progress and build some confidence. The rumour machine will probably get into full gear by then. Hence there should be a price run up in advance followed either by euphoria or despair! Don't risk your shirt but perhaps your underpants!

Eric

Presumably on the grounds that we won't necessarily notice if you lose them!

ewr- cheers for the info.

The really good thing is that dogs don't wear underpants; do you overpant like ours?

We only over-pant when we've been out chasing . . .

Eric; halfamil is what I aspire to in sss. Not a boast of my holdings. Currently worth about 800.! I have some way to go. lol

Just a bit of ankle chewing...

http://news.independent.co.uk/environment/article2241469.ece

Re Asda

http://news.independent.co.uk/environment/article2241469.ece

Asda has decided not to go down the biodegradable route and has ditched plans to have compostable packs on its organic products by March. A spokesman said: "As it stands, the vast majority of people in the UK do not have home composters, therefore they will have to dispose of compostable packaging by putting it in their normal bin...

On the face of it, that appears to be the death knell for Asda.........so why no RNS?
Urgent clarification seems to be required, and a re-think on my investment.