for more information about stanelco click on the links.

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

II has another aliase, fortitude18 squelched!

morning.i urge you to continue too. whenever you increase your postings the price goes up!!! long may it continue.

I'm fortitude18 from Didsbury, Manchester. Not a clue who II is!

Morning all - hoping for another positive day

Fortitude 18 - 5 to the swear box

Baza

You right bosley,,the price has gone up this morning

After the revelations of the rhps report I have purchased my first lot this morning at 08:17 145000 this is only the start, my mum is going to the bank today so I will be buying more later.

I Love SEO AND ALL OF YOU.

i prefer this one to the other!!!!!!:)

Yes shorter posts and a bit less deep..JB.

What a difference a capital 'I' makes.

Check out my profile and you will see how I have changed.

I Love SEO AND ALL OF YOU.

can anyone post what tom bulford said in rhps about seo after his meeting with hughes

nice:)

ssanebs, apparently he said buy to 25p then 50p target.

ssanebs
We had this discussion last night about putting the report on the board, and I agree that we should not, investors have to pay subs for this information if it became common knowledge the minute after it came out there wouldn't be any such reports in the future. I have read it and its very bullish. (I do not subscribe).
The new Don Q is doing a good job I will be buying him or her a drink in Donny, I like his profile.

insiderlnside - 13 May'05 - 08:25 - 3944 of 3952

After the revelations of the rhps report I have purchased my first lot this morning at 08:17 145000 this is only the start, my mum is going to the bank today so I will be buying more later.

I Love SEO AND ALL OF YOU.


Very funny insider "1" inside - your flattery of copying my name is such a compliment and makes it obvious to the readers here - most of who do not post - that the ramp crew is getting obvious worried and resorting to all tactics. You should realise the more you cannot post fact - orders - revenue - profit - the more you resort to this kind of thing - the more obvious to normal people that severe ramping and spin is going on ! Try to remember that.

Another post coming soon - and another research link or two.

Ramp - spin - hype - tip - no orders - ramp - spin - hype - tip - no orders - ramp - spin - hype - tip - no orders - ramp - spin - hype - tip - no orders

See a familiar pattern - its not too difficult to see - the trouble in all of these cases it ends up with loss - lower orders than anticipated - loss - and Crash.

Only jam tomorrow is not a real subsitute for orders - profit - cash generation today.

1000 machine conversions in the price and as of today - not even 1.


Anyway - more research links for those who like to know more details about the tray sealing side of things and those competitors and what is important to customers (like correct weighing)

Some good research details here on Ready Meals lidding sealing etc..

http://www.machineryupdate.co.uk/pubs/readymealsSeptMU.PDF

Question? Whats probably very obese, has two faces, and still brestfeeds!!!answers on a [postcard] or this forum please.

Well done II with a Capital I you have a good sense of humour and it is great to have you aboard if you have really bought SEO shares. Love to your MUM Lol
Di

Sorry i spelt breastfeeds wrong, i blame it all on my mother.

SHOCKING NEWS - THE SPIN AND HYPE ON REPLACING PVC MAY BE JUST THAT - SPIN AND HYPE AND NOT TRUE !

http://www.packagingmagazine.co.uk/features/flex/05_03_17_001.shtml

17 March 2005
In defence of PVC by Dale Hambilton
PVC is an excellent sleeve material, as are PET and OPS. As a sleeve manufacturer, Decorative Sleeves is committed to delivering an appropriate packaging solution for every customer. This means selecting the most suitable material for each application; in many cases this will be PVC.
In recent years there has been a noticeable resistance to PVC from several customers, largely because of PVC's poor environmental reputation and the negative, and frequently inaccurate comment that it seems to generate in the media. It is time to set the record straight.
In June 2004 the European Commission published a review of more than 100 PVC environmental life-cycle studies, comparing PVC products with alternatives.

The review concluded that the substitution of PVC is not recommended in any application and, from an environmental standpoint, that there is no reason to treat PVC differently to other materials.

The fact is that if any material is scrutinised closely, as PVC has been, then room for improvement can be found. The PVC industry has responded to this scrutiny by putting an environmental improvement programme in place.
The industry is increasing the amount of PVC recycling through the Vinyl 2010 initiative, and the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development has now registered Vinyl 2010 as an official partner.
Today the amount of PVC recycling is limited by the amount collected, rather than any technical limitations relating to recyclability.
PVC, in common with most other plastics, contributes to energy recovery programmes and waste can be managed safely by controlled combustion or landfill disposal.
Once the environmental arguments are overcome, PVC can compete against other sleeve materials on a level playing field. All have different strengths. PVC is easy to control during the shrink process and cost-effective, it has good scuff resistance and is available in pasteurisable grades. PET offers a higher percentage of shrink, which is an advantage in some applications, and may also be pasteurised.
OPS is appropriate for some types of squeezy containers because its lower vertical shrink properties may give a more consistent finish in certain applications.
There are no simple answers as to which material to choose. It really does depend on the requirements of each product or pack. However, none of these materials should be selected solely on the grounds of their perceived environmental advantage over the others. Remembering that, and countering other misinformation about PVC, will enable manufacturers to consider and specify the material with a clear conscience.
Further information about PVC can be found at www.pifa.co.uk and www.bpf.co.uk. Details of the European Commission's studies are at www.europa.eu.int
Dale Hambilton is managing director of Decorative Sleeves
Decorative Sleeves

http://www.packagingmagazine.co.uk/features/flex/05_03_17_001.shtml