This little stock seems to be one of the most unknown around however the upturn in the market will certainly benefit CFP as they assist with RTO's,placings and floatations. It used to be called Abinger and has a pretty substantial client list.

Recently it has been moving up. Looking at the TA the MACD and RSI have both turned bullish ! At less than 0.5p to buy it looks a multi bagger.

Shares starting to move keep buying exciting year ahead

Howzer - SueHelen's thread has got the recent stats. and news. Enthusiasm has been building over the long break for CFP - should be an interesting 4 days coming up (not to mention the next couple of years).

overgrowth,

Or rather the ramping machine has been getting up to speed over the Easter period!

Let's be honest, this is being ramped by the usual crew on ADVFN, and now we have two threads on AM!

The posting names sometimes change, but the MO remains!

Andy - There's also been plenty of deramping going on at ADVFN!

Lots of relatively large buyers have been piling into this co. recently, it appears as though there's more afoot behind the scenes than mere ramping.

Technical indicators look good, a large increase in IPOs in the US and lots of new companies entering AIM in the UK all help to boost the prospects for CFP.

It really does look as though significant future gains can be made from investing in CFP whilst at current levels.

OG

overgrowth,

If you call one poster (forfaiter) versus the multiple logon brigade "plenty of deramping", well that's absolutely astonishing, IMHO!

The stock may well be good, but I don't like to see these ramped up shares, look at how much some have lost on AFD!

When there are multiple threads for a relatively unknown small cap stock, always being kept at the top of the BB by small silly comments throughout the day, every day, you just know the ramp is "on"!

Andy - it looks as though the ramp has calmed down over there for now.

Worth taking a closer look at CFP though. They've spent 3 years treading water and are now in a prime position to bring in some decent revenue. Because they are involved in the mechanics of the markets they are in a prime position to attract city attention despite their size.

AFD was to be expected - all prospecting stocks are subject to the "thar's gold in them thar hills" brigade" !

OG

overgrowth,

yes, you're right, it has calmed down.

ok will have a look at CFP, thanks.