A new thread for a new era... Restructured, refinanced, realigned....

Daily Express 08/11/05: Talk that DAT Group is close to agreeing another major deal.

http://www.britishbulls.com/StockPage.asp?CompanyTicker=DA_&MarketTicker=NON-CYCLICALS&Typ=S

Look for BUY signals though... DYOR

Ramu,

Just my personal opinion but, I see this as a potential multibagger over the coming months... Whilst you cannot predict the market, people are predictable...

Last year this was one of the 'hot shots', internal issues within the company and the addition of shorters ment this got massively sold off and down rated. Now the company has re-grouped and disgarded the baggage that brought it's demise, I can only see an upside.

If you check out DAT's website and see their current client base, you'll see a massive potential market for the Company from the client's they don't list.

The new leadership staff brought into the company have a lot of contacts with industry players, from experience, it's much easier to win deals 'over a pint with a friend' than through the usual routes and, less expensive too...

At the moment I'd be looking at bagging the rises, jumping back on, on the dips. Main concern in the short are Fidelity and Man holdings as they love to short but with the press rumouring new deals and the current stabilisation of the share price, I'm not overly concerned. Ultimately though, I feel human nature will prevail and with positive news flow, very pleasing results will follow.

DYOR obviously, but my bet is on positive news and human nature - the 'equilibrium of volatility' as I like to call it.

Another good thing about DAT is they love to keep the market informed of what is happening within the company (see RNS level of postings), always a '+' in my book as it's news that invariably helps to drive things forward.

666

Notification that Goldman has increased holding:

http://moneyam.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/200511091217148764T.html

Another Notification - Fidelity

http://moneyam.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/200511091534118949T.html

Name change and re-branding on the books...

http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=1049458