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Traders Thread - Monday 11th September (TRAD)     

Greystone - 10 Sep 2006 14:42

Tonker - 10 Sep 2006 20:40 - 5 of 18

Keep an eye on GMO... could be a big riser on Monday

Master RSI - 10 Sep 2006 21:41 - 6 of 18

This is my selection for the "UPS" this week YOO
Share Volume Chart News Various
YOO price 2.50p Huge volume last Friday with about 9 times the usual Share price moving higher from recent lows after breaking the downtrend and a new trend now developing, indicators now rising Has recently signed an agreement with Playboy Enter. to provide a casino-style gaming service for Playboy's range of satellite TV channels and mobile phones services, has won significant contracts and formed strategic partnerships with major industry entities Advertising is huge on the mobile business and YOO is well place with well known companies. Gaming is hot for last few days as deals and takeovers are going on

Master RSI - 10 Sep 2006 22:08 - 7 of 18

Chart with Indicators and volume for YOO

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Master RSI - 10 Sep 2006 22:15 - 8 of 18

Chart with Friday's downtrend breaking

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Master RSI - 11 Sep 2006 00:11 - 9 of 18

And thinking it is Monday and market opening at 8am

Good night

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Greystone - 11 Sep 2006 06:50 - 10 of 18

Good morning traders!

In Asia today, the Hang Seng ended the morning down 22.88 points at 17,122.88, while the Nikkei was recently down 127.69 points at 15,952.77.

New York's main oil contract, light sweet crude for October delivery, was down 35 cents at $65.90 a barrel after closing at $66.25 in US trading Friday when it lost more than a dollar.

Happy trading!

G.

Master RSI - 11 Sep 2006 09:54 - 11 of 18

SRTS 19 - 21p +1p

up at both sides after last Friday move up aswell

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Master RSI - 11 Sep 2006 10:01 - 12 of 18

UK small caps open lower, SportingBet down amid fears over US ops

LONDON (AFX) - UK smallcaps were lower in early deals with SportingBet
weighing on sentiment after resuming trading following suspension last week
after the arrest of chairman Peter Dicks in New York, prompting fears of a
shutdown in its US business, dealers said.
At 9.20 am the FTSE smallcap index was down 2.3 points at 3,453.5 with the
wider markets also in the red.
Sportingbet plunged nearly 40 pct upon its return from suspension, following
last week's arrest of non-executive chairman Peter Dicks.
Dicks was released on 50,000 usd bail last Friday after being arrested at
Kennedy International Airport late Wednesday following his arrival on a flight
from England.
Customs, performing a routine name check, discovered he had an outstanding
warrant issued by the Louisiana State Police Gaming Enforcement Division.
In a statement today, the company confirmed Dicks is expected to attend a
further hearing on Sept 14 to consider his transfer to Louisiana.
The shares were down 85 pence to 154 reflecting uncertainty as to the
future, if any, of its US operations, dealers said.
Burst Media lost favour as the days biggest loser, down almost 60 pct or 48
pence at 32-1/2, as it warned in a trading statement that its full-year results
will be "significantly below current market expectations" after it failed to
generate the revenues it had expected.
Burst now estimates that group revenues for the year to Dec 31 will be
approx 24 mln usd, while EBITDA excluding stock compensation will be around 2.4
mln usd.
Elsewhere, Prosperity Minerals sunk in early trade, down 28 pence at
126-1/2, after it said it expects its full year results to be below market
expectations due to difficult operating conditions experienced by its iron ore
trading business.
The China-based cement manufacturer and iron ore trading group said the
difficulties were due to a 19 pct increase in the iron ore contract price for
the iron ore year starting April 1 2006 which was above the expected 10 to 15
pct range.
On the upside, Get Group was the FTSE small cap index's biggest riser, up 78
pence at 256-1/2, as the company confirmed that it has reached agreement with
Schneider Electrical SA regarding an acquisition of the company for 43.6 mln
stg.
Schneider Electric (UK), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Schneider Electrical
will take full control of Get with shareholders receiving 260 pence per share
owned.
The deal will only become effective by way of court sanction and approval by
Get's shareholders.
Independent Resources was in favour, up 4-1/2 pence at 56-1/2, after it said
it plans to construct a 200 mln eur underground gas storage facility in northern
Italy.
The project, which will be located in Rivara near Bologna, will be completed
in 2010. It can store up to 3.2 bln cubic metres of gas, or 20 pct of Italy's
total gas storage capacity.
The group said it has submitted the outcome of the project's environmental
impact study for approval by Italy's Environment Ministry.
Dermasalve Sciences shares rose 1 pence to 15, after the maker and
distributor of a range of skin healthcare products, confirmed that its new hand
gel product tested positive to kill avian H5N1 (Bird Flu) virus 30 seconds after
single application.
Dermasalve Sciences said it has received independent confirmatory test
documentation from Retroscreen Virology Ltd, a European contract Virology
research company, for a new hand gel product developed in conjunction with Drug
Delivery Solutions Ltd.
The tests confirmed 99.99 pct kill activity within 30 seconds of single
application which remains active for at least 30 minutes after a single
application of the gel.
Manufacture of the gel will commence in October 2006.
Azure Holdings was up 0.02 pence at 0.32 after it said it is proposing a
reverse takeover of ValiRX, a biopharmaceutical development company, in exchange
for new shares in the company, and is undertaking a capital reorganisation.
Following the proposals, chairman Barry Gold will step down and be replaced
by Anthony Moore.
Azure Holdings is also seeking to change its name to ValiRX.
Azure Holdings will pay an initial 637.5 mln new shares in the company,
representing a 72.02 pct stake in the enlarged Azure. There may also be a
further deferred payment of 150 mln shares, which will see ValiRX vendors
holding a 76.07 pct stake in the enlarged Azure Holding.
Finally, DRS Data & Research shares were up 2 pence at 35-1/2 on news that
its first half results were significantly better then the same period last year,
with strong international sales as well as election projects in the UK
increasing turnover by 42 pct.
Turnover for the first half of 2006 was 8.98 mln stg compared with a figure
of 6.32 mln.

Master RSI - 11 Sep 2006 11:37 - 13 of 18

Certainly markets going nowhere but down now 47 points.

Maybe time for a CUP of TEA, do not forget the biscuits

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Greystone - 11 Sep 2006 12:59 - 14 of 18

Midday Market Roundup

Master RSI - 11 Sep 2006 16:39 - 15 of 18

Not a nice day at all, market fell to recover

Master RSI - 11 Sep 2006 16:39 - 16 of 18

        JOKE OF THE DAY

Long life
A man once counseled his son that if he wanted to live
a long life, the secret was to sprinkle a little gunpowder
on his cornflakes every morning.

The son did this religiously, and he lived to the age of 93.
When he died, he left 14 children, 28 grandchildren,
35 great-grandchildren, and a 15 foot hole
in the wall of the crematorium.

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Greystone - 11 Sep 2006 17:07 - 17 of 18

End-of-day Market Roundup

seawallwalker - 11 Sep 2006 17:25 - 18 of 18

This thread is nice and lively now.

Well done all.
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