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Is this share on it's way up again? (PARO)     

Ultimate Cynic - 31 Oct 2007 19:34

Noticed that this share looks like it has turned a corner and is still less than 0.5p to buy.
Should I wait for a slip back before buying in though?
Buy now or wait, decisions decisions..........Oh well, we'll see what tomorrow brings.
UC.

Active - 31 Oct 2007 20:40 - 6 of 59

British Bulls: After Close Tonight.

BUY
CONFIRMED

0.3500
+0.1200 +52.17%

ParOS PLC
Daily Commentary

Our system posted a BUY CONFIRMED today.

http://www.britishbulls.com/StockPage.asp?CompanyTicker=PARO&MarketTicker=Technology&TYP=S

Active - 31 Oct 2007 20:42 - 7 of 59

The price has been walked down on little volume and/or news flow. However, things may be about to change.

ParOS is not going to make significant profits for a while yet but its "controller on a chip" has been awarded a Patent. This may not mean much to many, but in essence it means that they can optimise processes to the same degree of efficiency as those regulated by computers doing millions of simultaneous equations per second and using gigabytes of memory. Computers break down and/or need maintenance - these chips will be much more reliable (and cheaper to replace).

Model predictive control is now mainstream in process industries but it is yet to establish a significant market in consumer products. Even though there are benefits of implementing it, the process has been held up by the costs of implementation - this Patented "Controller on a Chip" will change that.

As a one-product company there are risks - and one could question whether they might be better off as a subsidiary of a larger organisation. IMHO, that is what will happen. At some point, AspenTech, Honeywell OR Siemens are going to make the company an offer they can't refuse.

I doubt it'll get cheaper to buy now. Some hefty size buys came through even at 0.40 pence today and on the back of some press mentions tomorrow I would expect some new buyers appearing. IMO I wouldn't expect it to be 0.40 pence for too long in the morning. Today's news was massive for this bombed out stock and it has fallen from 3 pence at the beginning of the year. The chairman exercised options to buy 18 million shares at 0.54 pence earlier in the year and I wouldn't be surprised to see new major shareholders surfacing.

I have a price target of 0.50-0.60 pence which I think is fair value until further news. I expect that to be reached tomorrow. DYOR as always!

Active - 31 Oct 2007 20:42 - 8 of 59

ParOS PLC has a total of 6 major shareholders.

Together they account for 40.02% of the total shares in issue.

http://www.hemscott.com/companies/shareholders.do?companyId=5296

*
Patrick McHugh
o Chairman & Chief Executive
o Holds: 24,735,565 shares

http://www.hemscott.com/companies/directors.do?companyId=5296

Active - 01 Nov 2007 06:21 - 9 of 59

Today's Daily Express Newspaper, City & Business Section...Market Report.

Technology firm Paros soared 0.15p to 0.35p after it was granted a European patent.

Active - 01 Nov 2007 11:00 - 10 of 59

Good buying volume and price rising nicely again!

Looks like KBC have a large buy order to fill. 0.45p to buy now even for 200k.

trader6 - 01 Nov 2007 15:03 - 11 of 59

I take it the pump and dump is now over active now that you have not
posted for a while ?

Active - 02 Nov 2007 17:14 - 12 of 59

Nice 2.50 million buy got filled at 0.43 pence just before close.

400,000 buy had to pay a premium at 0.45p after that. Will be looking to top-up with another 250K on Monday! That buy had to filled and hence despite good buying at 0.50 pence the price could not rise. They were able to get some stock back which help fill the buy. IMO next wave of rises should begin soon with profit takers out over yesterday and today!

Active - 07 Nov 2007 11:26 - 13 of 59

V.Good buying volume today and the marker makers continue bidding aggressively for stock by offering 0.38p on the bid against the indicative screen bid of 0.35 pence. 0.35-0.40 pence, L2 is still positive at 2 v 1. Wouldn't be surprised to see another large buy et al the 2.50 million buy at 0.43 pence come through later before next move up!

Active - 07 Nov 2007 18:00 - 14 of 59

Buyers returning today and now impossible to buy at 0.40pence as a 250,000 buy came through at 0.43 pence. The market maker (KBC) who filled the 2.5M buy at 0.43 pence last Friday has not been able to get as much stock as they would have liked from the sellers and were bidding very aggressively for stock by offering 0.38 (over the mid-price) for stock. IMO the large buyer may have to increase the price he wants to pay for stock. Once they have finished acquiring more stock we should see the next wave of good and rapid rises.

Active - 08 Nov 2007 09:56 - 15 of 59

Did say a large buy was coming....900,000 buy has come through at a big premium at 0.44 pence.

Active - 08 Nov 2007 18:29 - 16 of 59

Thus far IMO someone has picked up 4m at 0.37p, 2m at 0.33p, 2.5m at 0.43p, and 900K at 0.44p. That's 9.40 million shares and if someone was looking to buy a 3% stake it would work out to be 14 million shares. If someone wanted 14m shares, it would never be filled in one tranch in a small cap stock but would get broken into chunks and filled as shares become available. IMO we should see one more large trade to finish off the large buy order. Once that's completed the next wave of rises begin and the way the market makers have started charging a premium for stock we could see more rapid rises.

trader6 - 08 Nov 2007 18:35 - 17 of 59

I doubt there's anybody that reads these threads here that is not aware of active
but just incase you are not he is a pump and dumper who uses here,advfn and iii
to ramp up stocks before dumping well short of prices he touts them to hit.
Just like Sct which he sold today for 5.18p yet claimed they were going to 12p.

Active - 08 Nov 2007 22:33 - 18 of 59

After Close Tonight: British Bulls.

BUY
CONFIRMED

0.4000
+0.0200 +5.26


PARO
ParOS PLC
Daily Commentary

Our system posted a BUY CONFIRMED today. The previous SELL recommendation was made on 05.11.2007 (3) days ago, when the stock price was 0.3900. Since then PARO has gained 2.56% .

BUY-IF is confirmed by a white candlestick with an equal open and a higher close.

http://www.britishbulls.com/StockPage.asp?CompanyTicker=PARO&MarketTicker=Technology&TYP=S

Active - 09 Nov 2007 07:45 - 19 of 59

ParOS signs further contract with Tropical SA

9 November 2007

ParOS plc

("ParOS" or the "Company")

ParOS signs further advanced controller contract with Tropical SA

ParOS, the AIM listed advanced control company, announces that ParOS Technology EPE, its Greek subsidiary, has entered into a further commercial contract with Tropical SA. The new contract is for the development of an advanced controller for a 1kW reformed gas based fuel cell power generator. Fuel cell power is particularly applicable in rural environments where there are ready sources of gases for reforming and in applications where low weight to capacity, environmental impact and noise are critical.

This is a further step in the Company's strategy to commercialise its intellectual property in energy systems of the future.

Under the terms of the contract, which is worth Euro 50,000 in aggregate, ParOS Technology EPE expects to recognise half of the revenue in the current financial year and the remainder in the 2008 financial year.

The principle objective of ParOS continues to be the commercialisation of its technology which is designed to provide cost effective, safe, sustainable and environmentally responsible advanced control for the energy systems of the future.

Patrick McHugh, Chairman and CEO of ParOS plc, said:

`The strategic alliance signed with Tropical SA in June 2007 continues to establish potential commercial applications for the Company's technology. LPG, methane, natural gas and biofuels need reforming to hydrogen for fuel cell based electrical power generation. Our advanced controller is already proven in this area.'

In addition, the Company is honoured that Harish Khajuria, whom it is sponsoring for a PhD at Imperial College, has been awarded an Industrial Fellowship by The Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851. Harish is conducting research entitled "Advanced control and optimization of a hybrid pressure swing adsorption energy system".

For Enquiries:

ParOS Patrick McHugh Tel: 020 3008 8223

Square1 Consulting Limited Mike Feltham Tel: 020 7929 5599

John East & Partners Limited Simon Clements or Bidhi Bhoma Tel: 020 7628 2200

Background information on ParOS

ParOS advanced optimisation and control solution technologies have been developed by a team, led by Chief Technology Officer, Professor Pistikopoulos, at Imperial College's Centre for Process Systems Engineering, over the last 15 years. In October 2007 ParOS was formally granted European Patent EP1399784 for the use of its parametric Model Predictive Control ("MPC") technology. ParOS became a spin-out company from Imperial College in January 2002 providing energy saving advanced optimisation and control solutions to industry. In March 2006 ParOS plc was admitted to trading on AIM with a view to commercialising its existing technologies and to utilising its intellectual property pipeline agreement with Imperial College.

Advanced control, referred to as MPC, is achieved by repeatedly solving optimisation problems online to determine the best control action, given the sensor measurements at any given time and a desired target value for these measurements. Until now providing hardware and software applications to support MPC has been expensive and time consuming. ParOS technology overcomes these obstacles using parametric optimisation techniques to determine MPC solutions offline that run online with low cost process controllers. ParOS' solutions are currently installed in the Automotive (Active Valve Train and Van Refrigeration) and the Process (Air Separation Systems) Industries.

ParOS is developing control solutions for the energy systems of the future including hydrogen storage in solid metal hydrides and portable and standby hydrogen based fuel cells for use in power generation and transportation.

ParOS Technology EPE runs laboratory and product development projects in Cyprus, undertakes product co-development initiatives in Greece and Cyprus and leads business development activities and commercial negotiations with Greek customers.

For further information please visit www.parostech.com

Background information on Tropical SA

Tropical SA, a privately held company, is the only Greek company dealing with the research and development of fuel cells and hydrogen technologies and is participating in 18 research projects with Universities and Institutes worldwide. Tropical is an official member of the European Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology Platform Industry Group. Tropical products are developments from these technologies and include renewable energy products and fuel cell powered vehicles.

For further information please visit www.tropical.gr

Background information on the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851

The Royal Commission was established in 1850 by Her Majesty Queen Victoria to organise the Great Exhibition. Prince Albert was appointed President and took personal charge of the whole complex operation. The Exhibition was an enormous success and as well as establishing the famous cultural estate of museums and colleges in South Kensington made a substantial profit. There remained sufficient funds for the Royal Commission to set up, in 1891, an educational trust to perpetuate its aims. Today, with capital assets of over 40m, annual charitable disbursement exceeds 1.6m. Through giving fellowships and grants to pure research in science and engineering, applied research in industry, industrial design and other projects, the Commission supports the development of science and technology, and its profitable exploitation by British Industry.

For further information please visit http://www.royalcommission1851.org.uk

END

Active - 09 Nov 2007 09:02 - 20 of 59

V.strong buying and another large buy for 2.50 million shares at 0.42p filled. Some buys have come through at a premium at 0.47p.

Active - 09 Nov 2007 09:02 - 21 of 59

V.strong buying and another large buy for 2.50 million shares at 0.42p filled. Some buys have come through at a premium at 0.47p.

trader6 - 09 Nov 2007 10:15 - 22 of 59

There's a seller and all of the buys this morning allowed a 2.5 mil sale
to go through.

You have to try and be more honest active, i know you want out for a
profit but posting blatant lies wont help you attract buyers.

Active - 09 Nov 2007 17:04 - 23 of 59

Relentless buying continues and yet the price has been static as the large buy order continues to get filled. Another large buy for 2.50 million shares was filled today at 0.42 pence. Thus far IMO someone has picked up 2.5m at 0.42p 4m at 0.37p, 2m at 0.33p, 2.5m at 0.43p, and 900K at 0.44p. That is 11.90 million shares. I think we're are likely to see one more large buy for 2 million shares which would take the order to a 3% stake. Once this large buy order has been completed we should see the next wave of rises begin. The market makers have become very short of stock so the rises could be explosive IMO. Another little bit of good news out today. The company is making significant progress and a big deal looks like is just round the corner.

Active - 14 Nov 2007 19:59 - 24 of 59

Topped up today. IMO the biggie rises are not too far away.

Active - 16 Nov 2007 08:36 - 25 of 59

Large buyer is back: 945,178 buy has just come through at a premium at 0.42 pence.
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