There has been an exciting turn around in this company's trading and fortunes. It's very early days but the sp is reflecting serious buying and rising fast. I am pleased I got in near the bottom--it's worth checking out for a tiddler punt.

That certainly writes me off as a possible investor if you are in this one SW :-))

"one of the most promising micro-caps"

So promising it keeps placing stock at substantial discounts to the share price.

Just another advfn pump and dump that spills over to the other bb's !

Guess the 15 million seller at 0.6p does not share your enthusiasm SW !

they took shares for their fees, you can't knock them taking a 300% profit.

i know i would do the same.

You mean the company has no cash and has to pay their bills by issuing new shares, if by miracles the company ever does make money it will be so heavily
diluted, already upto almost 200 million shares with recent share issues.

We have lift off--now backed by Barclays capital. Good info on the other side if interested.

Nice banner ad for the turnaround fund on MaM main page---early days but a good sign..

volume building up to a break out.

just need an update.

HERE YOU ARE THE ANSWER TOO YOUR QUESTION PREVIOUSLYFord launches new bid to regain parts of Keydata By Iain Martin | 09:00:00 | 21 October 2009 Stewart Ford plans to buy back parts of his former business, Keydata Investment Services. Withers, Fords lawyers, informed Keydata investors and creditors of Fords plans for the failed structured product provider earlier this month. The City law firm will put Fords proposal to buy back parts of Keydata, possibly including traded life settlement vehicle Lifemark, to administrators PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) this Friday. They want to launch an offensive, said someone close to the situation. He [Ford] wants to buy out the businessLifemark has a very good income stream. The bid for parts of Keydata, which was once valued at 60 million, was likely to be derisory, said the sourcehttp://www.citywire.co.uk/professional/-/news/structured-products/content.aspx?ID=362321TIP OF THE ICEBERG
Opalesque Exclusive: More hedge funds relax liquidity terms, Ogier: better communication about liquidity constraints needed Thursday, March 25, 2010 PrintEmail Track Keywords From Kirsten Bischoff, Opalesque New York: Liquidity, liquidity, liquidity. A year after the worst of the illiquidity crisis, this is one area investors feel sufficiently educated about (many through painful learning processes involving investments in trapped in various financial vehicles), and they are determined not to be caught without exit strategies in place for future investments. The demand for more liquid terms on hedge funds is something being seen across the spectrum of investors, from high net worth individuals to family offices all the way through to institutional investors such as endowments and pensions funds. "The recession has inevitably tipped the balance in favor of investors, and there has been a move towards terms that give greater certainty to investors," Nick Rogers, Partner in the Investment Funds Group at global offshore law firm Ogier told Opalesque. Investors' focus on liquidity has managers focusing on ways that better help them rebuild portfolios to tier their liquidity risks. The focus on liquidity is the reason many believe UCITS funds have seen a surge in interest over the past months. Additionally, asset managers are designing new products that focus on the liquidity demands of wary investors, and some well-established hedge funds are also moving to change fund terms that will better entice investorshttp://www.opalesque.com/57826/UCITS/More_hedge_funds_relax_liquidity_terms_Ogier057.htmlToday TIP OF THE ICEBERG
From Kirsten Bischoff, Opalesque New York: The rapidly expanding popularity of UCITS fund structures seems to be taking even those entrenched in the hedge fund industry by surprise. With UCITS representing $35bn in invested assets and with an astounding 200 new UCITS funds launching over the past 18-24 months (HFR), many expect the enormous rate of growth to continue as more cash leaves the sidelines. (Opalesque has carried news of 6 launch announcements in the past week alone.) "Many of the fund of hedge funds we are talking to are also widely considering UCITS as a potential instrument to regain assets from private banking clients and high net worth individuals who have not returned to alternative investments yet," says the management team at London-based investment firm KdK Asset Management in a report the firm released on Monday. Seeking to determine the scope of investors' knowledge and opinion of UCITS vehicles, the firm surveyed 59 respondents from all around the globe and found out the growth UCITS funds have enjoyed over the past months may only be the tip of the proverbial icebergFund of UCITS does seem like the next logical step in UCITS product development, and announcements of these launches have been occurring with more frequency. Last week, Opalesque covered the upcoming launch of a Focus Investment Group fund of UCITS that is targeted for 2Q10. The firm, and other funds of UCITS funds believe that after the liquidity crisis that occurred within the hedge fund and fund of hedge funds industry just a year ago, investors are willing to pay a premium for liquidity. (The KdK report shows survey respondents concur, as 90% listed better liquidity terms as the biggest added value provided by UCITS structures - followed by regulatory oversight and then transparency). Funds of UCITS have not launched at the same speed as single manager UCITS funds, although they may be picking up pace now. Those who are already in the game may have a distinct asset raising edge as almost 70% of the KdK survey's respondents indicated they saw demand for funds of UCITS vehicleshttp://www.opalesque.com/57764/Survey_Significant_demand_for_UCITS_Hedge_Funds764.htmlFUNDS TOO HIT $9 TRILLION0.66Strong Buy
In Europe, Europe's fund industry assets will hit Eur6.8tn ($9tn) by 2014 and growth will slow down said Lipper FMI; the European Central Bank may try to get European Union rules amended so that countries can't use swaps to cut excessive budget deficits, capitalizing on a debate sparked by Goldman Sachs Group's swap arrangements with Greece, said Bloomberg; Germany signalled that it may accept European financial aid for Greece as a last resort, but only if the IMF is involved and Eurozone partners accept tougher budget discipline rules, said Reuters; Eurozone leaders on Thursday night agreed a rescue package for Greece including assistance from the IMF as well as bilateral loans from fellow euro-member states, the FT reported. Meanwhile, Fitch downgraded Portugals credit rating to AA-, making the euro fall 1% against the dollar that dayhttp://www.opalesque.com/AMW/93/Review_of_hedge_fund_launches_closures_trends93.html

How on earth did this rubbish manage to get over a penny still amazes me !

Upto 650k to be raised at 0.05p in the future, i dont know if my calculator
has enough zero's to give me the answer to how many shares that is.

another rip disaster.

Don't write it off yet! They are launching fund after fund and have other strings to their bow--new management and total turn around situation could be huge I hope. Look at the news section on the website! I've tucked some away as a total gamble-everything crossed!

"tucked some away"

LOL

Same old crap from the same old advfn school of rampers !

Its not on.

I'd agree at the moment mitzy but we'll wait and see. I can't do much else anyway at the moment but 6 months down the line I'm hoping my hunch is right so wish me luck. results on the 29th I think so maybe the picture will be clearer.

I'm no ramper ravey there's nothing to ramp at the moment--I hold is that better?
what little gems are you holding? I'll check them out. mitzy --you seem to pick some good ones you should start a mitzy picks thread--I'd be interested. My latest is VIP vipera though it's hard to buy much stock only a small float and early days.

Yes knowing you dont ramp :-))

Loss on paper is 50% already as it was 0.16p to buy and now 0.08p bid.

what can I say--I'm a loser! :-) but I do hold some gkp from 10p!!

This is going to zero.

I don't think so--it's back up now and results due 29th! everything crossed they're good!

lol.

Up 29% - I can't find any news (rumour).