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driver's research page link
http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/posts.php?tid=7681#lastread
website link
http://www.stanelco.co.uk/index.htm

sharesure, you must be new to moneyam as i haven't seen your name before, but you seem extremely well informed. how long have you been a holder of seo?

Was it you chaps who were asking if anyone does spreadbetting on SEO the other day?

Biscuit, Not me but I'd be interested to know which companies handle bets on small caps. I'm with Capitalspreads and SEO doesn't appear in the list.

ig index

cfds, biscuit.

Cheers 016622.

Bos - CFD's are handy for day trading because the spreads are closer, however longer term aren't you better off with spread betting to avoid having to pay any CGT ?

ah ok, well if anyone was interested, Finspreads now has Stanelco on for Spreadbetting.

Difficult to say whether those two 500K transactions shown as sells might not be buys. Presumably the same person, so the fact that the second sp is higher than the first suggests they might be buys. Testing the resistance level without a surge of selling. Interessant, as our friend TFC would say.

Eric

If they were buys - is it a fair assumption that the MM's must be starting to get short of stock?

Baza

Eric - it looks like a T+ rollover to me (sell then buy back).

sharesure,
I'm repeating bos's question in case it rolls over I would like to know as well.

You must be new to moneyam as i haven't seen your name before, but you seem extremely well informed. how long have you been a holder of seo?

driver/bos: have been following moneyam boards for some time but not bothered to to post anything. This time round I got fed up with reading some of the shorting rubbish. Only been in SEO since January ie under 9p when they popped up on my system as worth buying. Didn't have to wait long! As for research I have been doing this for more years than I care to remember. I always think it pays to speak to the directors before getting too heavily involved and I like them to also have a stake as well, preferably one that they have paid real money for, not just options. I have since bought more SEO on its way up and probably will do again. Just want to see the next stage, even if that means paying 30p/share.
I asked if any of you are holders of Griffin Mining (GFM).I think I recognise some of the names on this BB. A number of us have been in this one since early 2002 when you could fill your boots with their stock at under 3p. Without exception we have stayed with it and added. It too is now ripe for a good run so take a look sometime. I've posted a few figures.In my view, although there is no immediate rush, it will steadily improve until May, when there is a good chance of it getting a much more institutional fan club

Good to have you on board Sharesure. I like the comment 'been doing research for more years than I care to remember' That's the kind of person we like to back SEO. Will take a proper look at GFM, thanks for drawing attention to it & lets hope it works out.

Chiva

Not quite sure what to read into these figures but I thought they might make interesting reading. I have bought 6 tranches of seo. They are all in profit. The percentage gain in the order they were bought is 46%, 33%, 7%, 34%, 42% and 3%. The last 4 have all been bought this month. Better than a lot of my investments and certainly better than the bank. I reckon I'll stay with these for quite a while longer.

B2B

what a good day!! a new high , and an agm to look forward to. i'm glad most of the posters on this board are happy with their choice. i think it's safe to say everyone is in profit .it has that feel of building up to something again. (well it does to me!)maybe it's the buy on rumour brigade getting back in?
sharesure, hope you weren't offended. after the tit's appearance i'm just a bit curious about new faces with no history especially ones who are incredibly well informed . i agree with chiva, the more informed posters we have here, the better. starting to feel a little like tubbs..........are you local?

Agree. A good day on many smaller cap stocks. I'm local to London. Not sure what I had to get offended about; maybe not sensitive enough!

I posted a very sexy theory that the top-line of the previous flag would become the bottom line of a new flag. If that's the case then the new resistance line is sloping up at an equal gradient and we are on that line just now. However you look at it, progress tomorrow will be a breakthrough, the bears will take cover, the bulls will have a hayday; onwards and upwards! (Which reminds me of John Tudor's joke which I am prepared to tell at the golf day!) Lots of lovely rumours around to buy on. Even noggodynog might revise his forecast upwards to 15p!

Eric

The Dow is down over 100 points - will that effect the sentiment on small caps - or just hit the mainstream?

Baza

I only post messages rarely but imho this is a company with a future.Even if the price drops I will buy more because in a years time the price will be over 50p. I can wait for that. All the short termers will come and go but Stanelco has a market leading product and is now in a great position to exploit the potential- broker forecast on yahoo show 526% pe gain in 2006- they are much more informed and market aware than i am so cant disagree!Everything looks great- potential to conquer America is there and when it happens we can all buy the yacht, new car or pay off mortgage etc....thanks for the tip bosley!

Baza - I was wondering that too. The Dow's down because consumer inflation has been confirmed as up (which is an indirect effect of high oil prices).

All pretty obvious I would have thought and no cause for overreaction, however the FTSE follows the Dow like a lost puppy so the main market will start on a low I would guess.

Having said that, I've often found that small caps. thrive when the FTSE drops in sympathy rather than because of genuine concerns - so, here's looking to another up day for SEO.