bosley
- 20 Feb 2004 09:34
tweenie
- 01 Jun 2007 15:17
- 24626 of 27111
IF this is the crux, then Given that the patent only lasts till 2010 , i think they've already lost the fight.
oblomov
- 01 Jun 2007 18:21
- 24627 of 27111
Up 22.9% today - you dont often see a share do that!
If I'd bought 300,000 worth yesterday I'd almost have got back what I've lost.
Damn it! Missed my chance.
Oilywag
- 01 Jun 2007 19:49
- 24628 of 27111
Right, lets see if England can do to Brazil what SEO have been doing to us for the past three years.
The oily one
garyble
- 01 Jun 2007 20:27
- 24629 of 27111
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micky468
- 01 Jun 2007 21:15
- 24630 of 27111
Patience pays off. The market wavered a bit but finally confirmed the recent bullish formation. The dose of the previous day was not enough for a BUY-IF confirmation but today it is. The market opened with a gap up and the days activity resulted in a close higher than the open. This is a valid confirmation criterion. The market is now ready for a bullish move.
We hope that you bought this stock . You should watch the upward gap in the opening, wait a bit, feel the bullish tendency of the market making sure that prices stay over the opening price and then go long. Your benchmark was the opening
price of the upward gap.
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If you bought, continue to hold this stock until the confirmation of the next SELL-IF signal. You are on safe grounds as long as the future prices continue to trade above the benchmark price.
greekman
- 01 Jun 2007 21:57
- 24631 of 27111
Jimmy,
Like you want to know what the problem is re Greenseal.
Tony,
It was me re the complaint re the appropriate authority. Will E-Mail you Sat, probably PM.
Greek.
Balerboy
- 01 Jun 2007 22:51
- 24632 of 27111
Can't help thinking back when "ii" (investorinvestor) was writing on this board a 12 month ago, that this share was going no where! He was ridiculed and squelched by some. Have learn a lesson the hard way and I'm not complaining, hope we can all salvage something out of this mess. But i think he was wiser than some on this board.
Tonyrelaxes
- 02 Jun 2007 00:26
- 24633 of 27111
Balerboy
I recall it as "insiderinside". More than that, it was on the other side - ADVFN !
I do not think he was wiser, but almost certainly a paid deramper to support a short (EK?) - but so what?
We are where we are. What to do now?
hewittalan6
- 02 Jun 2007 11:16
- 24634 of 27111
Crikey, they say a week is a long time in politics, but its a hell of a lot longer to be away when you are invested in SEO!!!
What have you lot done???? LOL
Re the professional baiters on here. I stand by every word I wrote reference my pal at Asda. He exists, some on here know his real identity, which is very easy to verify, and I reported our conversations verbatim. All posts told you to DYOR and take it or leave it. I took him at face value, and no longer see him as he moved to another team.
Skimmed the posts as I couldn't be arsed reading them all, but has anyone asked the question re the patent challenges. If the patents are as worthless as the management and the company, why are people challenging them? They must be commercially viable, otherwise others would happily see SEO holding a worthless patent.
Anyway. Pi$$ed off to a major extent here and off to drown my sorrows.
Alan
oblomov
- 02 Jun 2007 13:51
- 24635 of 27111
Alan,
re: the Patents - even if they are commercially viable they could be worthless (to SEO) if they do not give SEO/Biotec exclusivity. That doesn't mean the ideas or claims of the patents are worthless. It would just mean SEO/Biotec weren't alone in being able to commercialise the ideas/claims in the patents. Hence the patents would be worthless but the ideas could be the most amazing since sliced bread and commercially very succesful!
If a comptitor/competitors can make the patents worthless (i.e. by having them revoked,invalidated, etc) the ideas in the patents would become commercially viable for them as well as SEO/Biotec!
I think what you mean is the ideas (not the patents) must be good and work otherwise no-one would be interested in challenging them. Quite right, I agree. Thats a good sign. We have to hope the ideas/claims truly belong to SEO/Biotec. We then have to hope they commercialise them and theres not much sign of that so far however brilliant the ideas may be!
BTW - I never doubted your cricket team chum (the invisible third man!) was real.
garyble
- 02 Jun 2007 17:45
- 24636 of 27111
Who gives a stuff about exclusivity. SEO had an exclusivity deal with ASDA, look where that got them. Thought they had exclusivity with GS until the CC split it down the middle, and look how they've exploited that.
Even with exclusivity, they fart-arse about and others go to market with a supposedly lesser product.
oblomov
- 02 Jun 2007 18:22
- 24637 of 27111
gary - thats what patents are all about - exclusivity. The exclusive right to use the idea.
garyble
- 02 Jun 2007 19:36
- 24638 of 27111
point taken Oblo.
garyble
- 03 Jun 2007 20:29
- 24640 of 27111
Just looking over the prospectus again, how many of the following have come to pass?:
10. Summary Risk Factors
An investment in Ordinary Shares involves a high degree of risk. There are risks relating to Stanelco,
to the packaging industry and to the trading market:
possible volatility of the price of the Ordinary Shares;
Stanelco may not be able to derive additional revenues from its intellectual property portfolio;
Stanelco may lose key personnel;
Stanelco may not be able to implement its strategy as described in this document;
Stanelco may be adversely affected by political, economic and regulatory factors outside of its
control;
Stanelco may not be able to successfully defend its intellectual property and risks infringing that
of other companies;
Stanelco may not receive the co-operation of SPhere in relation to the exploitation of Biotecs
intellectual property and may, as a result, need to refer the provisions of the Joint Venture
Agreement to arbitration and/or face court proceedings from SPhere and/or Biotec;
Stanelco operates in markets in which there is intense competition; and
Stanelco may have further funding requirements before becoming profitable.
kimoldfield
- 03 Jun 2007 20:42
- 24641 of 27111
Ah, it is becoming a little clearer as to why Sylvia Leavey left (no pun intended, not bad though is it?!). She must have typed the prospectus and ignored the instructions of the board to put in the words "will"/"will not"................she typed "may"/"may not" instead!
greekman
- 04 Jun 2007 09:10
- 24642 of 27111
Rumor or Fact.
Just heard that the management have decided to sell the company on E Bay.
Could be a good way to go, you know how some people will pay a few quid for almost anything.
I've already put in a bid for 5. Perhaps I should have started lower.
Now I wonder how much the company would fetch.
garyble
- 04 Jun 2007 09:47
- 24643 of 27111
Greek,
No point bidding now, wait for the closing auction Friday midnight!
oblomov
- 04 Jun 2007 09:58
- 24644 of 27111
greekman
- 04 Jun 2007 10:00
- 24645 of 27111
Gary,
Yes, I see what you mean, perhaps I could get them cheaper.
5 does seem over priced.
Oblomov,
Just looked at the site. I knew I had overpriced it.