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Two new trades both made yesterday late afternoon. First a new buy 6,200 shares in Mice Group (MEG) at 75p. Stop Loss 68p, Target 100p. The buy is already going well the price has moved to 76-79 as I write.

Thereve been a few false dawns before on this exhibitions group but I think this time a rise up to around 100p (plus a dividend) looks probable. Three things spurred me on to buy.

Firstly, there are bullish noises coming out of the company. Mice has been making various presentations to institutions which have been going well. Broker Investec has also made Mice a buy.

Secondly the company (who hosts exhibitions) was hit by the Iraq war and Sars but is now recovering well. And thirdly Im no great chart reader but it looks like a buy signal to me!

To fund the Mice purchase I sold the weakest link which isnt really that weak but I went for taking profits in Jubilee Investment Trust and sold my 7,500 shares for 61p. That netted a profit of 375, taking banked profits for the website to 111,754

Thanks for that.

Grandma

I'm confused about this one. I've waited years for it to be cheap and the time has arrived.

But, fears of a rights issue, management change and high debt, combined with an iffy article in the IC and the recent sell off leave me wondering. Why buy?

Why why? confused!

Not many mice been scurrying around on here for sometime. Is anyone still in?

Got out at about 75p I think, is it time to go back in.

Well I've just got in driver as I think business is on the turn and prospects in Mice's wider markets look good. It would be nice to think that the bottom is behind us (?!) and I think we're moving on up.

A nice little rise up today after a long period languishing. Is this the turn?

I think your question has been answered, queen1.
This rise is on the back of very large buying by GAM and maybe someone else. There should be a further holdings RNS shortly.
I am surprised not to see any other recent comments here.
Their year end is 28 Feb and last year results were issued 16th May.
Trading update in a week or two with luck.
Cash flow and credit management will be the items to watch almost as much as profit imho.

I bought at 35p knute and have watched the sp fall or stagnate ever since so this is starting to look as though my original faith in the company wasn't misplaced after all.....at least I hope not!

The 1meg late buy after the close @ 37p gives hope for Monday. At last we're trading above the placing issue price.
I'm a little surprised we haven't had any further RNS yet.

I like this company I sold at about 85p on the way down it now looks interesting.

one to keep your eye on, this surley can only improve with time,brokers reckon could be a 1/4 billion business soon

Director starts buying shares.a good sign i think.

up 2p this morning

This is one to keep an eye for a recovery, they are painting a grim picture on the other side we will see . 10p to buy.

8.88p to buy could go lower.

Down 12% today where's the bottom.

Down 14.29% today where's the bottom. 6.29p

Suspended!

Mice Group PLC
05 June 2007



MICE Group Plc
Statement re suspension

The Board of MICE Group Plc ('the Company') announces that following the trading
updates made on 26 April and 14 May 2007, the Company is engaged in ongoing
discussions with its lenders with a view to the lenders making a limited amount
of new money available to the Group. In the meantime discussions are also
ongoing with a number of parties that might be interested in providing
additional funding to the Group although these discussions are at an early
stage. The Board is concerned that the Company would have insufficient funds to
continue trading unless such additional funding from interested parties can be
secured in the short-term. The Board has therefore requested that trading in its
shares be suspended until the Company's financial position can be clarified.

- ends -




Mice Group PLC
06 June 2007


MICE Group Plc (the 'Company')

Appointment of administrators to the Company and certain of its trading
subsidiaries

Following the announcement by the Company on 5 June 2007, the Board has been
unable in the short time available to reach agreement with its lenders on the
provision of new monies. As a result, the Board has concluded that it has no
option but to place the Company and the following subsidiaries forming part of
the Group's UK manufacturing division into administration: