bosley
- 20 Feb 2004 09:34
paulmasterson1
- 19 Jun 2005 15:58
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Frampton Hi,
NielsJensen has anwered your question, the lemmininvestor note states 27,000, and I know that Edward Kalfayan has had meetings with Stanelco directors, including Howard White.
The press generalised the 27,000 by saying around half of the 50,000.
Cheers,
PM
paulmasterson1
- 19 Jun 2005 16:08
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Hi All,
Talking of higher oil prices, www.lemminiinvestor.com have just done a piece on Dragon Oil, and here is a snippet that is relevant to Stanelco, because oil IS going to go up in price, and it's in ever shorter supply, making petro plastics more expensive, and Stanelco starch based plastics will be the cheaper, sustainable plastic ....
Oil as a commodity is under increasing demand, with even the larger blue chip explorers - producers struggling to find reserves that out-strip demand. Recent independent reports said that Britain had suffered the steepest fall in oil production of any country last year. Also, last year, The Government's own figures showed the UK had fallen into an oil deficit for two months in the autumn for the first time since 1991. This is a global problem, and one that will ultimately lead to higher oil prices in the future
Cheers,
PM
wilbs
- 19 Jun 2005 16:09
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Cheers PM. :)
NielsJensen
- 19 Jun 2005 18:57
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Regarding oil; get some NOP before they race to 50p, or more.
paulmasterson1
- 19 Jun 2005 19:32
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nm
paulmasterson1
- 19 Jun 2005 19:41
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paulmasterson1
- 19 Jun 2005 19:42
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NielsJensen
- 19 Jun 2005 20:27
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No Paul, I'm basing it on the sum of all their licenses.
Trends and charting mean nothing if you find, say, 100m barrels of oil. There is no way a trend in share price can predict if that will happen or not.
I base my evaluation on the known (and optimistic) reserves on Isle of Wight, Italy, and the recent Holland deal.
Anyway, this is a SEO thread. :)
I'll bring some pics up from the IoW drilling site soon on the NOP thread.
Niels.
paulmasterson1
- 19 Jun 2005 21:19
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Niels Hi,
Thanx :)
PM
NielsJensen
- 19 Jun 2005 22:01
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You're welcome. :)
Nice prompt edit.
Have you bought any Frogpack? I have, and I find it amazing; however, it has one major problem: you can't stack it. I'm still trying to work out how to handle this stuff in a warehouse and I'm afraid I still don't get it. Again, you need to buy it and test it to see what I mean.
I support SEO, big time, but still want to be able to point my finger at the truth...
Niels.
paulmasterson1
- 19 Jun 2005 22:25
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Niels Hi,
Look at the advert for Frogpack on EBay, it shows a stack of Frogpacks
I haven't bought any yet, but I will be in Southampton in late July, and might get time to pop round to HQ, and see if I can get a free sample !
Cheers,
PM
paulmasterson1
- 19 Jun 2005 22:26
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Phart68
- 19 Jun 2005 23:41
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'evening all.
ii,
I am sad to say that I'm slightly dissapointed in your reply to point 1:
You gave me the impression you had done some research in the area! Cost of an WSR interview etc? Oh well... maybe just another slight exaggeration in the heat of the moment.
Sadly I am not on first name terms with Howard White (assume you meant him) so cannot confirm costs myself.
Anyway, to you second point "...not very convincing was it...":
As I understand it this was a twelve to 15 minutes interview, unscripted (possibly over the telephone?).
Yet you are "...not impressed by the stuttering dialogue and total lack of confidence..."?
Blimey!!
I would like to see ANYONE give an unscripted interview without the occasional "umm" or "err" over that time, It would be quite a feat, don't you agree?
Maybe you have done some research in this area that you might like to enlighten us with? Some 'as live' interview stats on "umm"ing and "err"ing maybe?
At the end of the day your moniker itself is a stutter is it not?
Ehh? inside... ...err... ...inside?
I thank you!!
Good night all.
insiderinside
- 20 Jun 2005 01:45
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Phart - First - From the WSR web site - "Each day we interview 40-60 CEOs of leading public companies and selected private companies. Our in-depth, unbiased, unscripted interviews deliver a first hand perspective that enables investors to make intelligent and informed investment decisions" - so they do this service for free ;-) LOL
Second - A few research links
Biogredable trays try Sharp Interpack
http://www.sharpak.co.uk/news.html
try Paper Coaters
http://www.papercoaters.co.nz/trays.htm
Biodegradable and compostable films try Innovia
http://www.innoviafilms.com/tools/whatsnew.htm
try Ecofilm
http://www.ecofilm.com/
try NatureWorks
http://www.natureworksllc.com/corporate/nw_pack_food.asp
This link below may shock a few people but Walmart and the likes have been working with many other companies since early 2004 this update of 1st August 2004 shows where things were moving then and if you research the companies mentioned you will find they have moved on much further and doing well this was about the same time that Stanelco launched their ambitions in this field however come June 2005 SEO are still struggling to find a market and still far behind the others people still dream but the world has moved on. DYOR.
http://www.modplas.com/inc/mparticle.php?section=worldtour&thefilename=worldtour08012004_01
People like to associate with whats already happening in the industry however its already happening (Walmart doing it for a long time already) not waiting to happen too late maybe for Greenseal ? If Biotec has a decent product they would not be a loss making company perhaps they know they cannot catch up so why not sell it off to SEO ??
The trials so far have been RF welded Cut To Open lidding (consumer unfriendly IMO) - and compared to standard consumer friendly peel off lidding - there will be an increase in shelf life - did they forget to say that ? ;-)
aldwickk
- 20 Jun 2005 07:39
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Walmart working with other companys, thats old news you have posted this many times before.
paulmasterson1
- 20 Jun 2005 07:49
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LOL !!!!
LONDON (AFX) - UK blue chips are expected to post a modest retreat in early deals this morning, with the benefits of a pre-weekend advance on Wall Street countered by worries over crude oil prices reaching a new peak, and with little corporate news to provide other direction, dealers said.
After hitting new record highs pre-weekend in New York, crude prices surged to a fresh peak in Asian trade today, briefly moving above the 59 usd a barrel mark to 59.18 usd early on in the session
Those Petro-Plastics are getting real expensive :)
Cheers,
PM
paulmasterson1
- 20 Jun 2005 07:50
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Wal-Mart will only want ONE technology .... GREENSEAL .... the rest are not even close to the benefits of GREENSEAL.
iidiot loses the plot again !!!!
PM
Frampton
- 20 Jun 2005 08:13
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NielsJenson and PM, thanks for the answers.
paulmasterson1
- 20 Jun 2005 08:30
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Niels Hi,
Folowed the chart on NOP, golden cross happening right now, so I bought :-
14970@ .1541
1498 @ .1541
Thanks for bringing them to my attention here :)
Cheers,
PM
trader4
- 20 Jun 2005 08:51
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PCF Last week issues an RNS stating that they had been approached in the early stages of a bid. The current valuation is way to low and is about to rocket with the full bid any day. The company is moving back into profit and several broker/tipster recommended it as a buy prior to the bid news
On top of this there is a rumour of a second bidder in the wings going about
This will reach new highs this week, now is the time to get in before it heads toward 100p, current sp is 32p
IMHO