What is happening was slowly going up, past week down 25% Good entry or further down.

I hope the Septics get the $700 billion loan through in the next few days otherwise I can see the FTSE tanking.

Bought some today.. nice.

Bought yesterday wish I had bought more, IMHO the bottom has been reached.

I wished I bought yesterday too.

My target is 20p.

up 10% this am.

Bouncing up again today. Go Yell go.

This is wanting to go higher today.

just picked up a pitiful few--online restricted and so is my cash! but it looks very exciting today, possible interest from google and with results next week, yell employees buying like mad according to gossip on the other side and it can go in my isa! well picked mitzy. check out AVE for a nice breakout and rumours on the other side.

really? ..... to how many were you restricted?
anyway, traffic here today is several times norm, but as this is the last day of trading the fiscal year, hard to know if there is more to it than just book tidying or similar

only 1000 available online.

rubbish! ..... i just bought 15000 on-line via IG with no problem at all .... change your broker or whatever

Well its reached my target of 20p so gl.

it was a cheap way of getting rid of itchy fingers .... been doing too well of recent days - and been banking profits! - so desperate to give some money back before i lose the knack!

Up 41% today not bad

I mean 45% up today

looking back at yesterday's trades, buys heavily outnumbered sells ..... volume was 6.5x norm .... but then it was last trading day of fiscal year - see also AFR

http://www.emediawire.com/releases/2009/4/prweb2295834.htm

Yell leaps on relaxed covenant rumours:

Yell leaps on relaxed covenant rumours
By Neil Hume

Published: April 4 2009 03:00 | Last updated: April 4 2009 03:00

Yell , owner of the Yellow Pages, was the standout feature among the small caps yesterday. Shares in the directories group leapt 42 per cent to 21p in heavy volume on rumours that its lenders had agreed to relax banking covenants. There was also talk the company could sell one of its overseas businesses to help pay down debt.

Sector watchers were sceptical. They noted that Yell, whose net debt stands at 4.3bn against a market value of just 160m, renegotiated its interest cover covenants in October to give it 20 per cent headroom against forecasts.

However, if trading has deteriorated, traders said the company might seek a further relaxation in its lending terms.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/5dc403c6-20af-11de-b930-00144feabdc0.html

Wow up another 25% today

looks like a bid imo.