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Corporate Services Group for recovery (CSV)     

gravy - 06 May 2003 13:34

Been holding back a while before tipping this company as I wanted
to see if it could go lower but i believe the bottom has been reached.
Well after quite a bit more research over the weekend into this share
I believe this company has massive recovery potential and I think the
directors know this and a few of them including the new finance director
have bought shares.

Big switch today on L2 as more market-makers become buyers of
the stock despite what seems a 600k sell.

Med-long term hold for a possible multi-bagger return.

Gravy

gravy - 07 May 2003 12:20 - 5 of 65

Current real spread is 3.5-3.57p, so nearly all the trades
that show as sells are infact buys :-))

Gravy

Nick - 07 May 2003 12:21 - 6 of 65

Excellent - well done gravey

Nick - 07 May 2003 13:06 - 7 of 65

gravey 250k delayed buy reported this is looking good

gravy - 07 May 2003 13:21 - 8 of 65

I reckon all 4 250k trades are 2 sets of rollovers.

rjs - 07 May 2003 14:20 - 9 of 65

I would be very careful with this company and others in the sector.

If you believe that the UK will NOT have a recession then they may have a chance. If, like me, you believe the economy is certain to fail this year then this is one to avoid.

all IMHO, of course.

Nick - 07 May 2003 15:39 - 10 of 65

rjs - what about the usa part of the business?

gravy - 07 May 2003 15:43 - 11 of 65

The turnover has dropped due to pulling out of loss
making business.

Look at these facts.

Mark Adams and Desmond Doyle both bought some shares a short
while back.

And what about this :

"Julian Treger took over as Chairman and Director after Interims in late September. At that time it was disclosed that he had an interest in 29.9% of the shares of CSV via his involvement with Active Value Capital. At the same time he had an interest via his possible inheritance of a family trust fund of 1.1 million convertable loan notes due in 2005. This has been increased to 3.425 million on 26/27 Sept and 2/3/10 October at purcase prices varying between 37 and 46p. Shroeders, the second largest shareholder increased their holding by 700,000 (a quarter percent) to hold 14.794% the day before major cost cutting measures were announced over a month ago. Since then Lord Ashcroft has increased his holding from 6% to 10%. This all seems to favour the stock"

Lets not forget the options at 5p so plenty of reasons why these directors
will be trying to turn this company around.
I think the rjs poster needs to do just a little more research :-))

Gravy

gravy - 08 May 2003 10:19 - 12 of 65

500k buy.

Great support last few days.

Gravy

gravy - 08 May 2003 11:09 - 13 of 65

2 million bought so far and brilliant L2 with a tiny
spread....4 bid 1 offer....3.5-3.65p or better

Gravy

gravy - 08 May 2003 12:34 - 14 of 65

Now 3.5 million bought.

Gravy

gravy - 09 May 2003 14:54 - 15 of 65

Glad to see all the moneyam regulars took note :-))

They're all too busy trading Tadpole on a horrendous spread
and going nowhere :-))

Gravy

gravy - 09 May 2003 19:31 - 16 of 65

Massive overhang cleared today and once again another
small rise in the shares :-))

Next week for the real fun !!!

Gravy

gravy - 10 May 2003 11:20 - 17 of 65

Apparently the average daily volume is 180k !!!

Must have been roughly some 30 million shares change
hands last week !!!

Gravy

Andy - 10 May 2003 12:52 - 18 of 65

rjs,

I agree with you, the economy is already in decline, (IMHO), and now house prices are falling in some areas, and the market is at a standstill in certain areas of London and the south.

A friend of mine has his own removal company, and he doesn't have one definate job on his books now, because the southern housing market has stalled!


Nick,

USA? their economy is probably in worse shape than ours!
500,000 jobs lost in the USA in the last 3 months does not paint a pretty picture in my book.

For a better idea of teh American economy, go to www.agora.co.uk, and register for the FREE daily edition of The Daily reckoning, it's an eye opener, and contrarian to the popular press. ( I have NO connection, just enjoy the read)

Andy.

BUNNYBOILER101 - 10 May 2003 23:37 - 19 of 65

Andy (AKA Keith)

Belt up .

T

8para - 10 May 2003 23:39 - 20 of 65

No
Please
You
Belt up

Now

BUNNYBOILER101 - 10 May 2003 23:41 - 21 of 65

Not another alias ?

Bloody hell K

S

Clarvis Spicer - 11 May 2003 22:14 - 22 of 65

Andy,
I would respectfully suggest that your removal friend checks that some blighter hasn't snipped his telephone line as I can assure you that the housing market is certainly not at a standstill.
Clarvis

gravy - 12 May 2003 10:25 - 23 of 65

Once again more sustanied buying and the stock is up again :-))

Was up 3 out of the 4 trading days last week yet buyers are
still piling in at this price.

Gravy

Nick - 12 May 2003 13:17 - 24 of 65

up 9% now well done gravy
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