hangon
- 04 Dec 2008 15:12
When you are in hospital looking at expensive gear in theatre ( let's hope they sedate you before cutting anything!)...think that maybe ( only maybe) the purchase is due to the careful efforts of ATUK helping the NHS....or not?
Investors appear to have been happy to break my first rule -pay no more than 50p for AIM-stock - for it started at 2005 at 65p
Today it's about 2p with a certainty early investors will be diluted at maybe 1p, so in effect the Money-bags are buying your company for almost a hundredth of the price you paid (allowing for spread, charges etc.).
My second rule has thus been created...don't invest in AIM.
Balerboy
- 16 Sep 2010 21:24
- 29 of 110
didn't mug me.....glad i put it on watch list and will stay well clear.,.
moneyplus
- 16 Sep 2010 21:35
- 30 of 110
well done ravey you were spot on--I thought of you when I saw it. You should give the other board a try you wouldn't be abused particularly if you're right. I really hated it at first until I learnt to filter most of the rubbish posters---now I wouldn't miss it and I certainly would have missed gkp and blinkx without very generous regulars sharing their research.
I view my investment here as an acorn helped by google of course after launch on oct 7th we should get a clearer picture and analyst comments.
ravey davy gravy
- 16 Sep 2010 22:34
- 31 of 110
I was looking forward to Rsi Masters comments but like a typical
advfn pump and dumper he vanishes !
Master RSI
- 20 Sep 2010 12:49
- 32 of 110
KEEP an EYE
3.50 / 3.75p
Volume buying today and could on the turning after the retracement, narrow spread
5 days chart
Master RSI
- 20 Sep 2010 13:03
- 33 of 110
WINS marked the stock down at 10.49am, after 8K sell, but since then 150K buys, could be on the turning
today's trading
8K sell @ 3.689p at 10:48:57am spread 3.50 / 4.25p
WINS marked down at 10.49am to 3.75p offer, so the spread went to 3.50 / 3.75p
buyers since then
Master RSI
- 20 Sep 2010 13:17
- 34 of 110
re - 61.8% Fibonacci retracement
ravey davy gravy
- 20 Sep 2010 13:54
- 35 of 110
"volume buying"
4k's worth.
Have you forgot the placing at 3p when the price was double that and what happens when they need their next installment of working capital when the
price is 3.5p, then it will be a 2p placing.
Nice try RSI, i'm sure you can respond with some more moronic stalker posts
and similar yawnnn....
Master RSI
- 21 Sep 2010 12:16
- 36 of 110
5.25 / 5.50p +1.75p
is now on the MOVE UP and fast
Master RSI
- 21 Sep 2010 12:28
- 37 of 110
OUCH,
SH!T all over "ravey" face
It must be CAT one, is well known as the "CAT LADY" at least she smells of it.
ravey davy gravy
- 21 Sep 2010 12:30
- 38 of 110
Rsi.
For making the right call i'm surprised you have returned with your abuse.
Yes Wins can trap a few chasing up the bid right behind the offer but look
how quickly it falls back.
What's todays pump and dump them with your pointless charts as they always
crash back the next day ?
Master RSI
- 21 Sep 2010 12:39
- 39 of 110
Go and feed the cats, that is the only thing you can teach me, but in second thoughs I do not like cats around the house, so try to teach that to somebody else, and get off my back, you can not teach a MASTER how to trade shares, put it on the brainless head. >>>>>>> STALKER
LOOK and see them to go higher from here.....
ravey davy gravy
- 21 Sep 2010 12:41
- 40 of 110
Funny enough i've just fed one of my two cats and soon it will be off out
in the glorious sun for a dog walk, it's a hard life.
I suggest you see a shrink because what you write on here at times is
very disturbing !
Master RSI
- 21 Sep 2010 17:16
- 41 of 110
ravey
re - I suggest you see a shrink
TAKING THE PISS
I am one of them
How do you think I reached the conclution that you are a SPINSTER
You are a CAT Lady
and a STALKER
and I do not know you?
but eventualy you said it was true
Master RSI
- 21 Sep 2010 21:24
- 42 of 110
A last week comment, interesting to have it on the thread on looking forward to the 7 October 2010. ...
E-market shows buyers carbon footprint of goods
Defra minister to cut red ribbon in official launch next month
Andrew Charlesworth, BusinessGreen, -- 17 Sep 2010
An online procurement market, which enables buyers to see a calculation of the carbon footprint of the products they are buying, will be officially launched by Richard Benyon, minister for natural environment and fisheries on 7 October 2010.
The e-market, @UK PLC is already active and has accumulated over 1 million users to date.
The carbon footprint of products available on the site is calculated using e2class, @UKPLCs ethical and environmental classification system, which combines data from the Stockholm Environment Institute and the Centre for Sustainable Accounting with the e-markets own GreenInsight artificial intelligence tools, @UKPLCs chairman Ronald Duncan told Businessgreen.com.
The site was originally announced at the Business of Bio-Diversity Summit on 14 July this year and will also allow buyers to buy carbon off-sets for their purchases.
Since then @UK PLC has made significant changes to its business model ready for the launch, promoting its suppliers to the wider internet in an open format. Previously the 3 million products available on the @UK PLC e-procurement platform have only been available to a limited number of buying organisations and through search engine promotion of the individual supplier sites.
The site has proved popular with UK public sector organisations: Duncan says almost every one of the largest 5,000 public sector organisations purchases through the site. He hopes to recruit the UKs 25,000 schools to site too, as well as many more private sector organisations.
Google is also supporting next months launch with a promotion to the sites customers of an in-kind value of 10m, to encourage customers to increase their Google-based advertising and traffic through the site.
Master RSI
- 21 Sep 2010 21:50
- 43 of 110
and another one ...........
@UK PLC is the leading Electronic marketplace, with over 1 million users. We believe that @UK PLC has significantly more users than all the other UK marketplaces combined, and that we are probably the largest transactional b2b marketplace providing integrated eCommerce and eProcurement worldwide
The entire set of solutions is built on @UK PLC's CloudGenerator platform, which is the No 2 Cloud platform globally after SalesForce, and the No 1 eBusiness cloud platform.
Master RSI
- 22 Sep 2010 09:07
- 44 of 110
5.875 (5.50 - 6.25p) +0.75p
today is meaning business, a very strong start, with steady buying
moneyplus
- 22 Sep 2010 12:31
- 45 of 110
roll on Oct 7th!
Master RSI
- 01 Oct 2010 15:52
- 46 of 110
others on the cloud computing are doing well ........
Iomart tops targets
Cloud computing services specialist Iomart Group said it continues to trade strongly, experiencing increasing demand for its products and services.
The group consequently expects to report interim results ahead of market expectations.
Iomart said it is encouraged by the growing pipeline of opportunities and expect that results for the full year will also be ahead of market expectations.
Angus McSween, CEO of Iomart, commented: "Our strong levels of trading are tangible evidence of the success of our cloud based hosting strategy. The investments we have made into our infrastructure have significantly improved our competitive positioning, enabling us to benefit from the growing momentum behind cloud computing.
"This growth in cloud computing is still in its early stages and we will continue to seek means of increasing our share of what is a highly fragmented market. With a proven reputation and a strong financial position we believe we are very well positioned to accelerate our growth both organically and through strategic acquisitions. We therefore enter the second half of the year with confidence, focused on the delivery of increasing shareholder value this year and in the years ahead."
Master RSI
- 07 Oct 2010 10:09
- 47 of 110
Just Website launch Today at 4pm. Also announced Contract win this morning.
7 October 2010 -- @UK PLC
Contract Win
Findel Education the First sign-up to @UK's newly launched Green Marketplace
@UK, the AIM-traded eMarketplace and provider of eProcurement and eCommerce
software is pleased to announce that Findel Education, the UK's largest
educational supplier, will be the first supplier to sign up to the Company's new
Green Marketplace. The value of the contract is expected to be approximately
GBP50,000.
The Green Marketplace is part of the Company's new online Marketplace which is
being launched today at 4pm by Richard Benyon MP, Minister for Natural
Environment and Fisheries. Through use of the Green Marketplace Findel
Education will be able to publish the environmental impact of each of its
products and provide the ability to offset the environmental impact, thereby
effectively reducing the carbon footprint of its catalogue to zero.
The Directors believe that Findel Education, which is known for brands such as
GLS, NES Arnold and Hope Education will be the largest catalogue in the world to
be carbon neutral.
Findel Education has taken advantage of the pre-launch discount from GBP3 per
item to 90p for e2class classification. The pre-launch discount will end at 4pm
on 7 October and other suppliers seeking to become carbon neutral will pay a
total of GBP4 per item comprising GBP3 for e2class and GBP1 for the carbon
footprint.
At the launch Basingstoke and North Hampshire NHS Trust will demonstrate
GreenInsight. GreenInsight is charged at GBP12,000 per organisation, and
provides a detailed breakdown of the environmental impact of all expenditure.
There are approximately 5,000 public sector bodies that could purchase
GreenInsight.
The market size for @UK carbon footprinting services is approximately 3.6
million products that have been analysed by SpendInsight of which 3 million
products are on the @UK marketplace.
Ronald Duncan, Executive Chairman of @UK PLC commented:
"We are delighted that Findel Education has made use of our technical
breakthroughs to become the first large catalogue world wide to be carbon
neutral and kick off our program to get every product on our marketplace
certified as carbon neutral."
cielo
- 07 Nov 2010 19:45
- 48 of 110
Looks like its coming together for ATUK. Not bad for a 2.5 million capped company. The procurement card will be a significant boost for the company.
The new package offers a combination of integrated technologies which include a spend analysis, green analysis, eMarketplace and securely embedded Government Procurement Card.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>news on 1 November 2010
@UK/BARCLAYCARD COMMERCIAL PACKAGE GUARANTEES COST SAVINGS FOR UNIVERSITIES
An e-procurement package for the Higher Education Sector, launched jointly by
@UK and Barclaycard Commercial, gives participating universities guaranteed cost
savings. The joint campaign follows recent news that the Higher Education
Funding Council for England (HEFCE) has earmarked up to GBP6m for an
e-procurement fund.
GBP5m of the funding has been reserved for individual universities to help them
establish an eMarketplace, and HEFCE has retained the additional GBP1m to
establish a generic eMarketplace for the 129 Higher Education Institutions.
Universities had to apply for funding of up to GBP60K by 3rd September. They
have received their funding offers - estimated to be between GBP2m and GBP3m -
and are now in the process of procuring appropriate technologies. This funding
must be spent - and solutions implemented - by March 2011.
Comments @UK Chairman Ronald Duncan: 'Our current campaign with Barclaycard
Commercial builds on our joint work in the NHS. Barclaycard are market leaders
in the Higher Education Sector, and we believe that, this foundation, coupled
with the guaranteed savings offered by our package will ensure rapid acceptance
by the universities.'
He continues 'Other Government sectors are seeking to achieve in year savings
after the 2010 Comprehensive Spending Review, and we believe that we have a
unique solution that both maximises savings whilst exceeding green objectives.'
The new package offers a combination of integrated technologies which include a
spend analysis, green analysis, eMarketplace and securely embedded Government
Procurement Card. The mixture of technologies is designed to provide each
participating University with guaranteed savings in the current year. The spend
analysis will identify cashable savings, as well as providing accurate data to
forecast revenues from the use of the embedded Government Procurement Card. The
eMarketplace will harness all of this information and provide a controlled
environment for ongoing procurement and the identification of savings. ROI
analysis shows that savings of GBP500,000 to GBP1m are achievable for
organisations of this size, using this mix of technologies from the GBP100
billion of spend that has already been analysed by the @UK Spend Analysis system
SpendInsight.