everybody dreams of picking the right penny share for the top.i myself am about to start a new portfolio and would like some ideas from the punters on this forum.

Am long CAV from a couple of weeks ago after a whisper, South Africa is a clue.

Also long for a bit of fun CST from 0.07P! again after a whisper, dont touch these with a bargepole though.
d.

well done farmboy sparked off the thread with top tipping.andy,superrod,and little woman and others have done well to keep the thread open but todays the day when i have seen how well this board can do.lets have somemore.pity i went to bed last night and missed your tips

This is a quality penny share (as far as these things go!!!)

Take a look at Thus. Ft250 company but 19p odd as I type. DYOR of course

my old man used to always say" Keep you money in your sporan, and your hand on your penny", maybe he was appalled by penny shares, never understood really.

paulismyname
just tipped THUS on another thread. bad times look to be behind them.

EVS - Envesta - maybe not one for those that know Stephen Dean all too well!! Now he has gone, Seymour Pierce PDF buy note worth a look. Usual risks but supposedly making money and cleared debt from cashflow. Recently been diluted by preference share conversions, but this will mean long term saving on pref dividends. I have held and traded these for, on and off, for a couple of years. Question my sanity but if Seymour Pierce are right it could be quite solid in the end. Basically a boring telecoms that is doing what it says! Stephen Dean managed to stage some corporate gaffs as you would expect, but he is now gone!!!!

Hold OXS and AVM also. OXS showing me better than expected returns to date! AVM results in July, to be in or out, well I'm staying in!!! Also Game Group (GMG) AGM in couple of days - this is a qualifier as a penny stock at under 1 (60p), oh, and also SEG (SCi Ent) must qualify too!

Buy note link:

http://www.seymourpierce.co.uk/pdf/Envesta_June2003.pdf


Other pennies held are the dogs and generally suspended - oops!!!

ECK are due for a surge

ps
oops 8.40 a.m. up 4+%

super-odd - 01 Jul'03 - 20:20 - 31 of 33 (sequestered)

Well farmboy, now we know why your tip for CAV (now up more than 100% from a month ago!) was going up - Ken Bates sold his entire holding to a Russain Millionaire. Whats the betting that he eventually takes over the company!

That was an excellent share.

I fancy corus,thus,pursuit dynamics and osmetech.Will also take a position in new issue african diamonds.

I still like HIF, 4.25 to buy. The floor I guess is 3p mid bcause that is what Canaccord institutional clients paid recently. The co. needs to do placings to fulfil its growth ambitions and IMO this must be on an increasing price scale. Not a zoom to the sky share, not all at once, but if held will reward manyfold over time.

Hell I have got 500 quid on HIF, I wouldn't venture more mind!

Re diamonds River Diamonds (OFEX stock) has actually found some quite nice sparkly ones I believe

OMH, and look Michael Walters even agrees with me !



http://www.michaelwalters.com/comments.phtml



and this was written without taking into account the news of the Crewe closure and the move to America, as explained in "OMH Lifting off?" thread, posts 42 and 43

Project Telecom may be worth a look although strictly speaking its not a true penny share. However you need to look back at the last profit warning and make a decision if its troubles are behind it or not.

RHPS Guide/tip sheet arrived today, their choices usually move up the day after publication
TCY- Telecity buy up to 8p
TRK Torotrak 48p
CPU Computerland 178p----not a penny share any more

blame/praise RHPS not I for results eitherway.

Re Yoomedia (Epic YOO) Nice bit of news which may not have been seen;

http://www.ukonlineforbusiness.gov.uk/cms/template/news-details.jsp?id=389002

paulismyname
not a rhps subscriber by any chance?

eh?????????

puzzling!

not if you subscribe to rhps

Try NOP!

AGM coming up, decent rise of late on good news, bad times over...worth a look!

Computerland tipped in the Sunday Business today too, must be worth a look Mon.