A fairly recent article on 'themotleyfool.co.uk' sent the price of these shares soaring.
A small consumer information .com which is hyped as a contender in the market place.

4. themutual.net (LSE: TMN)


An e-mail marketer with 433,000 subscriber names on its books. Almost unique in dotcom-land due to its current profitability. In fact, operating margins are an incredible 40% and turnover growth last year was 67%. With 0.7m in the bank and pre-tax profits anticipated to triple to 1.5m this year, a 4m market cap looks extraordinarily cheap. However, the firm's free share giveaway to customers regularly dilutes any holding.

http://www.fool.co.uk/news/Comment/2003/c030731a.htm

Anyone looked into this little fish?

Into profit since 2001 and director dealing in the buy department are the latest news.

anyone have any views on this share and were it is going, will they disappear soon as the price is slowly falling or will they stay and rise in time ?

They seem to be getting everything right.Dont know why people do not like them at the moment.Need some positive news!If you do not get regular news these smaller shares seem to just drift.......downwards!

Volumes picking up along with the sp, something in the wind perhaps

were do you think the price will go now that they will be offering a cash alternative for points rather than just shares, could we see it reach a penny or would that hoping for to much?

.35p by close tomorrow - .50p by the end of the year.

eventual target by 2006 2p

Will the AGM on wednesday have any effect on the price? I see there has been a healthy rise today of 16%+, but will this continue into tomorrow and wednesday. Seeing as you were spot on with the 35p prediction for today smelgy, I would appreciate some input!

please help have i read the agm statement wrong or are they going to do a 100 - 1 consolidation of the shares? or are the just consolidating the shares that they have?

now they have consolidated, were to you think the share price will go now?

smelgy do you think they will now reach 50p by end of year with the eventual target of 200p by 2006 or has your veiw now changed on these now that they have consolidated?

have people lost interest in this one now?

do you think this will go back to 17p i.e .17p it was before consolidation