Time to stand up and be counted in my opinion..

news is turning positive here...wontg be long before sentiment drives this one up..........

This will be a long wait IMO but the idea of TV shopping in China seems a blockbuster potential to me. The business is set up with chinese management who should know their market I hope---we have now to give them time to bring home the bacon so to speak!! time to accumulate as well. I have increased from 35000 held at a large loss to 400000 costing peanuts really--really hoping to get into profit by next year. cheers MP

moneyplus
Blimmy mp you nearly got as many as me.

rags to riches together! what's yours an Aston or a Ferrari??

Mp
Now you should know I own a Ferrari (E Reg orion) I will be upgrading to a new one because Jimmy b is having my old one.

Thats the beauty about this at current level it is priced to go bust. Potential upside with the Sit-Up deal is excellent and we all know the market likes anything to do with China these days.

I peruse all the stocks on this BB looking for bargain basement prices and then check their web sites.
This is definately one of the best. They are on pmplc.com and it really is excellent, bang up to date, complete with audio and a Chinese language option for their target market. The chart looks good, the shop window looks good and the news flow looks exciting, so I'll be coming aboard.
sd.

Oh, I forgot to mention - the company of other investors gives reassurance.
sd.

glad to have you join us squidd--may we prosper together! have you looked at PTG in your bottom fishing--I've been thinking they might be turning the corner?
but not yet bought any.

mp
That ptg graph looks more like a plane crash than an sp chart, it may hit the ground where ever that is.

squidd
Welcome aboard, thanks for the Web link.


http://www.pmplc.com/

cheers Driver--perhaps I'll just sit on the sidelines then!

Thanks for the welcome guys. I love crash sites, preferably at the bottom of a cliff, and these are often to be found after being recommended by Trendwatch, as in the case of PTG - [was thankful I was out of SEO when they tipped that].

My first impression of the PTG chart is that it hasn't been on the floor nearly long enough to find a solid base as has PCM, so it goes on my watch list.

Incidentally, mine was the 1M buy @ .18p earlier. The last time I bought a million shares was in Chelford and I particularly remember the dealer saying "yes no problem, you're the only person who'se buying" - which tells us something about timing and echoes Rothschilds advice.
sd.

mp
seems we have a big boy amongst us.

I'd like 100000000 NLR please!!

driver: Not if you're thinking of Chelford; they were once the same price as PCM; let's hope PCM does likewise.
sd.

mp
NLR "cheap", 1000000 QXL would be nice.

Had thought this was a tropical paradise but there seems to be some peasantry about. Still, as long as they know their place and doff their caps, will get cook to throw out some scraps.
sd.

mp
Two many noughts on yours thats cheating.

A report in Saturday's Telegraph - "China has been the New Klondike for a Decade", gives details of disasters that have overtaken the many firms who have sought to cash in on China's booming economy. But it concludes on a highly optimistic note, describing a maturing business climate and an affluent community that that is now emerging, and so better enabling entreprenuers to establish themselves there successfully. Such reports seem to appear regularly nowadays, suggesting to me that this is very much the right time to be investing in China.
PCM has been around, and in the doldrums, for a long time and I feel more and more confident that its time has come.
A trawl through google has disclosed quite a lot of Pacific Medias, at least one of them in Silicon Valley, but happily I could not find any other plcs.
Will keep watching.
sd.

I checked out the website and found it well designed with some interesting products. feather bras! tooth whitening kits (do the chinese worry about white teeth I wonder) an exclusive line of cosmetics for TV sales and in the department stores. I think you're right squidd--the chinese are ready to buy we just have to wait for the profits to roll in!!

ps www.pmplc.com