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driver - 07 Jun'05 - 11:00 - 5433 of 5434


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You been caught with your pants down
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monitoring closely and watching the bid price for signs of a fall is "being caught with my pants down"? Seems a curious comment re. someone as I who happen to be long on the share, but I don`t fall for shares just profit.

ps the next few price moves will seal its fate for a while, one way or `tother.

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I thought you was in, out, in, out shake it all about, I didn't know you had joined the SEO long club, fancy coming to Donny at 50p.

I think this has further to fall driver, no problem , it will be back when there is a deal.

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baza
I don't agree its to late to get out for those that are trading, its up from here.

i think a few people have pre-empted seo and decided that there will be a placing rather than debt. going off recent levels maybe people are guessing that the placing price will be around the 22/23p level. all speculation, i know. i am just trying to make some sense of the recent falls. not having any news on further orders doesn't help and also yesterdays rns and its vagueness about wether it's going to be debt or a placing creates uncertainty.
driver, i'm still debating the bottom, and yes, it is in private....:)
treikiman, all i meant was, that my big problem with IIdiot was the sheer length and quantity of his posts and also that many didn't make any sense to this bb. but after having paul on this bb for a while now i understand why IIdiot posts the way he does!! both as bad as each other , albeit different ends of the stick. :)

ah well I never give a way more than -10%- out and short to 20p it is then.

sequestor, don't take this the wrong way but, i really hope you have as much success as your long to 30p!!!!!:)

lol- you never know, dead dogs sometimes bounce

g`luck

ps have to say the short is looking good.

and better and better.

bos
Email sent as requested.

I said at 11.30 that this has further to fall,,these will be a bargain at some point , but when?? there needs to be some news of a deal,, trials are fine , but we need sales..

Did we just hit the bottom ?

I notice that as the buys and sells are flowing in, the buy volume is maintaining 1.5m less than sold volume, but buy volume is picking back up, and we may well end up on level volume, but down on S.P at the end !

Cheers,
PM

http://www.blackenterprise.com/yb/ybopen.asp?section=ybbf&am p;story_id=72993798&ID=blackenterprise

http://209.41.172.174/todaysnews/June_07_4_05.asp



http://news.independent.co.uk/business/analysis_and_features /story.jsp?story=644804

jimmy
I thought that was baza that said that, I thought you where still in bed.
Sale's will come no problem.

Let me have my moment driver , i got something right for once,,can you go and sort out ert i think pat needs help.

jimmy
Pats having a rest after the last big rise, He tends to do that.

Buy volume only 600k lower than sell volume and a nice pull back :)

Cheers,
PM

http://www.foodproductiondaily.com/news/news-ng.asp?n=60495-stanelco-buys-biotec

Packagers moves: Stanelco buys Biotec, Berry buys Kerr

07/06/2005 - UK-based Stanelco said yesterday it has acquired Biotec, a company based in Germany that makes starch-based polymer packaging for the food and pharmaceutical industries.

Stanelco, which markets a method to seal plastic food-tray packages using radio frequency technology, said the $25m (20m) purchase from E. Khashoggi Industries would give it access to Biotec's proprietary pharmaceutical grade film. The film can be used to replace conventional polymers such as gelatine.


Stanelco currently uses Biotec's starch products for making food trays, air pillows and edible packaging. Biotec's film has a cost base of between US$5 to US$8 per kilogramme, a cheaper alternative to gelatine and other materials.

"Biotec is one of the world's leading exponents of starch technology and has a considerable intellectual property portfolio, including many patents, extending to uses in pharmaceutical and edible applications," Stanelco said in a press release. "It also has ranges of products that are ready for commercialisation within the food and beverage industries."

Biotec portfolio of products includes thermoplastic starch, which can be substituted for petrochemical based plastic packaging. Stanelco said its radio frequency sealing technology can be used to process starch polymers without the degradation caused by other methods such as thermal processing.

Stanelco's chief executive officer, Ian Balchin, said the purchase will help the company develop alternatives to petroleum-based packaging.

Currently APET/PE sheet for making food trays costs about 1.70 (2.5) per kilo. Stanelco hopes to bring the price of the Biotec packaging alternative down to about 1.80 (2.67) per kilo, he said.

"I believe the acquisition positions the Stanelco group to take advantage of this rapidly expanding market place and specifically it will enable Stanelco to offer its product ranges that contain starch product at up to 20 per cent less than is currently available," Balchin said.

The acquisition also creates a further barrier to entry for any company hoping to compete with Stanelco's radio frequency sealing technology, he said. Biotec's managing director, Harald Schmidt, will have a three year service contract with Stanelco and will remain as managing director of Biotec.

Biotec also makes polymers for injection moulding and film extrusion used for packaging and disposable cutlery. Last year Stanelco acquired the assets of Adept Polymers, a water-soluble polymer manufacturer.

Balchin said that with the rise in oil prices, the cost of petroleum-based packaging materials is increasing faster than alternatives such as starch.

As reported previously in FoodProductionDaily.com Stanelco use of radio frequency technology to seal plastic tray packages of perishable food was launched in the UK in a trial partnership with the ASDA supermarket chain. In May the company opened an office in Orlando, Florida in a bid to target ASDAs parent company, Wal-Mart, along with Albertson's, Kroger's and Safeway.

Have just topped up with another 63000 shares and once again there not showing on moneyam.My broker is T.D.Waterhouse,could someone explain why there not showing?