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bosley - 20 Feb 2004 09:34

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bosley - 19 Nov 2004 10:35 - 245 of 27111

i agree bones that the size of damages claim is all conjecture , so i dont understand how you can say

"The damages claim from BPRG will probably run into 7 figures (easily IMHO)"

also i dont see how bprg can cite the loss of opportunity to develope the technology when they couldnt make the technology work in the first place . seo did that........

Biscuit - 19 Nov 2004 11:26 - 246 of 27111

Thanks for that Bones. I hold but will not increase holding until final hearing. SEO does not have any debt and I beleive with the new technology they now have and its huge potential, I think they should be able to raise more funds to pay damages if they are larger than expected.

Bones - 19 Nov 2004 11:36 - 247 of 27111

That is misleading bosley. BPRG had the idea and asked three companies to look at ways of effecting sealing methods. SEO were one as they had RF expertise.

It was BPRG's idea and SEO were asked to see if they could make it work. SEO then went ahead and used the idea anyway and patented the idea as their own. A lowball game that.

BPRG didn't spend millions on the case to slap SEO's wrist. It is conjecture but I think that conjecture is how big the 7 figures are.

bosley - 19 Nov 2004 11:54 - 248 of 27111

how can you accuse me of being misleading and then go and agree with me that seo made the idea workable? seo lost the case .fact.but they had a reasonable arguement that they made the idea work.i still dont understand why bprg waited four years though?its not so seo could iron out any problems and make the idea into something companies would want, is it? as far as i can see seo havent really made any money from the technology so how much have bprg lost out on ?the feeling i get is that the judge is more angry that an seo director ( i think ) lied in his court. that could do more damage than the actual claim. judges dont like that. will be so f**king happy when its all over . its such a small part of seo and there is so much good to come from seo but this is taking up the spotlight and moving the focus away from the massive potential of seo.

Bones - 19 Nov 2004 12:33 - 249 of 27111

Bosley - let's see what the Judge decides and his reasons..! Ingel was SEO's big thing when first announced. Now it is apparently small beer. I don't think so given the size of Cardinal Health but let's hope SEO can get some takers for its tray trials.

willfagg - 19 Nov 2004 13:18 - 250 of 27111

its not all bad news, even though they have marked price down there is still healthy demand with buys outweighing sells

Jacks - 19 Nov 2004 13:38 - 251 of 27111

Don't like to see people have a bad time when it comes to shares, but the smug Bioprogress bastards who took the piss out of SEO share holders after the court case may have the smile wiped off their faces come the end of next year. Let's hope alll the things SEO are working on come off.

bosley - 19 Nov 2004 14:09 - 252 of 27111

easy jacks. who says it has to be one or the other ? i know if i had some spare cash now i would be buying bprg as well as seo. lots of good things in the future for bprg .but it will be a while before they are making profit.

AdieH - 19 Nov 2004 15:19 - 253 of 27111

Both companies should do well... Invest in both and make money on both...

bosley - 19 Nov 2004 16:08 - 254 of 27111

buys outweighing sells 2 to 1 and the price is down? dont think i will ever understand these shenanigans

bosley - 19 Nov 2004 17:05 - 255 of 27111

well well well. seo finished up for the day . unbelievable . four days in a row . one more and i guess its a mention in shares mag as a five day consecutive climber.

dibbles - 19 Nov 2004 19:30 - 256 of 27111

last trade of the day....750,000 at 5.75p...confidence increasing........

andysmith - 20 Nov 2004 09:57 - 257 of 27111

Agree with all posts 250-252, BPRG and SEO both have a bright future. Buy SEO at 4-6p, it won't matter but where the hell do you buy BPRG right now???
I have sentiment for Jacks comments as some BPRG holders are stuck up their own arses and think they can crush SEO and claim loads of damages, is this the desperation as the only way to make some profit at the moment??
The market might see through a loss next year, bouyed up by some compensation payments. FACT is that SEO have a masive potential profit earner.
BONES, technology companies have to continue moving forward and that is why SEO long-term holders are feeling good right now, we have a product the packaging market wants AND needs.
Luckily for BPRG, you might get a gift-wrapped technology that you couldn't develop and could deliver you some profit but there is a lesson here for others.
If BPRG approach you to discuss technology, tell the sneaky bastards to Foxtrot Oscar as they might wait for you to develop it and then claim it for themselves.
Sneaky, surely not but as a recent poster on BPRG bb stated, notice Mr Hind sold a shed load of shares at 125p before your crash!!!! I'm sure he had his own genuine reasons.
Good Luck anyway!!

bosley - 20 Nov 2004 12:48 - 258 of 27111

hello all . been a good week for us , may there be many , many more.as for next week and upto the claim settlement , i really have no idea what will happen . scenario a , the price continues moving gently upwards then falls when the damamges claim is announced.how far will it fall? back to this weeks levels? further?will it fall? even looking at the charts not much comes over. ths share is volatile, but then again , aint no seo holder sitting on a 50% loss ( sorry to bprg holders, just had to get that in).i cannot see seo crumbling and dying as some people on the other side seem to think.personally , i just want it over.

Bones - 20 Nov 2004 12:56 - 259 of 27111

Andy - sneaky way of putting it but I would never give credit to a thief that stole my car and souped it up to run faster, even if I did get a better vehicle returned to me :)

BPRG have a lot of other technologies and in any case all SEO did was to perfect a sealing method for one of them, an idea thought of by BPRG but for which they did not have the RF expertise. BPRG have since developed another way anyway and Wyeth are looking at that now. The point of the court case was a matter of principle but also I suspect to prevent a competitor (Cardinal) stealing a march with stolen property. Don't forget Wyeth are also a Cardinal customer.

I agree the CEO's sale was untimely!

Anyway, as you say, SEO are developing other technologies albeit all at trial stage. I hope they succeed for the investors' sake. Good luck with it.

Bones - 20 Nov 2004 13:00 - 260 of 27111

No Bosley, I am not sitting on a 50% loss (but some johnny-come-latelies are) as I have been in since mid-2003 but you are entitled to fire that one at us. SEO's and BPRG's charts are like the proverbial whore's drawers. Currently, we are around the ankles while you are up past the knees.......!

bosley - 20 Nov 2004 13:23 - 261 of 27111

yes we are bones, getting ever closer to the taste of honey!!! mmmmmmmmmmm!!!i should also point out that seo packaging technology is long past trial stage . it is being used by packaging companies, such as grampian foods. its on full scale trials with asda , yes , but as far i am concerned , all trials have been successful so far. also if a thief did steal my car and souped it up for me i would certainly give him credit.

andysmith - 20 Nov 2004 18:02 - 262 of 27111

Not sure SEO thieved this anyway, they were approached in the first place.
Either way, when it's all done Both SEO and BPRG should move forward as both have good products. This should reward loyal holders of both.
Note that both companies have seniors taking options and selling shares, although this can appear sneaky, taking "options" does provide capital for the companies and the individuals may have to sell straight away to fund them in the first place?

dibbles - 20 Nov 2004 22:15 - 263 of 27111

why do peeps keep saying all at trial stage..........
as far as i can tell Reiser isn't a trial, its conversion of minimum 100
machines in the 1st year.......
100x 40,000(conversion cost)= 4m
100x 35,000(licence fee)= 3.5m
Increase in turnover of 7.5m in 1st year.......
that'll do for starters.......

nematode - 21 Nov 2004 01:20 - 264 of 27111

yes it'll do for BPRG as well when they get their hands on SEO after the damages are awarded.very nice indeed for bprg shareholders..which by the way are very very cheap indeed.
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