What is happening was slowly going up, past week down 25% Good entry or further down.

I hope the Septics get the $700 billion loan through in the next few days otherwise I can see the FTSE tanking.

very oversold and heavily shorted so these types can bounce strong. Have to say i can see this back over 58p which would take it back to January price when the market was last bubbling.

just bought a load of CFM cynic, got the nod for these.

CFM = coal mines in places like indonesia? ..... certainly in our biz, we avoid indonesia except when dealing with major international outfits ..... even more crooked than pakistan, and that's quite an achievment!

Now up another 48.88% today.

seems the bid talk about google may not go away---good start to the week.

have reopened the CFM thread for those in need of a White Nile experience

Can't see resistance until 50p

What is happening to YELL it's back down to 19p

bear squeeze is over

It's a pump and dump.

By who, the Sun readers

yell's future depends on global financial recovery, as it depends on adverts, last week it was hoped the recession is over, so Yell was bullish, this week there is a doubt cast on this, so the slump
does anyother has better idea?

The recession will end that is for sure, just when few know, Yell will rise, and at this price I am adding.

I think it rose last week because of good all round sentiment on stocks, and a rumour of a take over.

YELL rose last week on the back of strong rumour that they had managed to renegotiate their banking covenants and also a heavy bear squeeze

missed this yesterday .... did not appear on NewsWatch here ....

LONDON, April 8 (Reuters) - British yellow-pages company Yell is not about to appoint experts to help it restructure its debt, a company source said on Wednesday, denying a report that helped drive its shares higher this week.

The source described the report in the Independent on Sunday, which said the company was understood to be mulling appointing experts to ease the terms of its 4.3 billion-pound ($6.3 billion) debt burden, as "wide of the mark".

Yell, whose print business is suffering from consumers' shift online as well as a steep downturn in classified advertising, renegotiated its loan covenants late last year and said in February it still had 20 percent headroom.

Yes retraced too much this, Katie adding.
CFM cynic btw ;-)

i've noticed with this share people talk abouts its debt to market value which is scary but not half as scary as TW. which has rescheduled its debts. YELL is a very good recovery play, better to compare debt to profits - looks much rosier and a more realistic comparison. No divi for a few years but should see excellent growth on your investment once the green shoots appear - all imo.

kate .... because you're such a bully, i bought 40k a few days ago - lol!

don't forget if google really are sniffing around we could soon have a very nice surprise! I'm holding some--just to dip a toe in.

Up 18.5% this morning