WHAT ABOUT THIS ONE FOR A RECOVERY BET FOR 2006
Plenty of CASH in the bank.
IN PROFIT 2006/07
DYOR

I have been watching this since pre float.
I can only say look through all the company info.
No reason for the Huge fall.
Hard to guess bottom.
But this looks a good entry point to me.

Leedslad, wasn't this share tipped by RHPS then later sold? Can't remember the dates etc. Anyway without wishing to appear rude I see no reason to buy at the moment. I would however much appreciate a brief explanation of why you started the thread and your future forecasts for the sp. Like Alan said above I could well have missed what you've seen, read and understood.

explosive
I have made plenty Buying when all are selling.
This has gone down on very little volumn.
No institution selling and no directors selling
Only 20mil shares in issue and tightly held.
Read all company RNS for last year.
Started thread as it looks like the herd have not even considerd this one.
Time will tell if i am right.
But i am prepared to take the gamble.
DYOR.

Is this the turn?

Here we go abit about the company.

Pixology plc has developed a global reputation as a digital photography software specialist and is rapidly establishing a position as the premier private label digital printing solutions provider on both sides of the Atlantic.

Since entering the digital imaging market in 1995, the company has developed technology that enables consumers to easily print, organize, and share their digital pictures. These pictures can be printed at home via the Internet or in-store using kiosks. A new service was launched in August 04 which enables consumers to order prints directly from their mobile phone handsets, without the need to send them to a website or preview them first on a kiosk.



Pixology has provided technology products to a number of leading digital photography brands such as Canon, Hewlett Packard, Kodak, Konica and Nikon.

The company is a participating member of the International Imaging Industry Association (I3A) - the leading global imaging industry association - whose influential members include Agfa, Eastman Kodak, Fuji Photo and Hewlett Packard. Pixology sits alongside these companies on I3As CPXe networking standards committee.

Pixology floated on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange in December 2003 and is headquartered in the UK with sales and support offices in New Jersey, USA and Tokyo, Japan.

Now after looking at the '05 Interims and the basic and diluted loss per share of 3.12p. I think his company has further to fall, market cap of now 9.3m @ 46.5 sp. Competition is very high in this market sector, there are many companies offering in store prints in the high street and online. I can't see why Pixology would dominate or be able to gain a larger section of market share to its competitors.

Leedslad - Glad to hear that you have made plenty Buying when others are selling. Your financial analysis of the stock market isn't at question. I am curious to hear why you believe this could be a winner though? I understand that Pixology are hoping to more into profit this year which is good news. I will add to my watch list for now and may buy should the sp fall to around 30p which is all I think their worth.

The 2004 September sp ramp was caused by RHPS tipping the share. This was later sold in Jan '05 hench the deramp of the sp ever since. Jan'06 though TB has advised if RHPS subscribers haven't sold to hold "Contract wins with Boots and Tesco progress - but slow"...

In English, if you `de` something, you get rid of it e.g. de-humidify, getting rid of humidity, de-fenestrate- throw out of the window etc. etc.
So to "de-ramp" is to get rid of rampers, throw them out of the window, de-stroy them etc.
I am therefore proud to be a member of the de-ramping brigade.

I would never under-estimate how far a share will fall, wait till it has at least gained at least 10% before jumping on. When the price has reached what the company is worth it will level off before rising, will add to my watch list.

My chart indicates this as a strong buy at the moment. However, it also indicated a buy in May, July (twice), Sept and Oct last year and none of these were followed by a significant rise in the share price. I've not gone through the figures in detail but from looking at the chart, the rises were only in the region of 6%, assuming you got in at the very bottom and sold at the top of the rise. Then downhill again. I guess a dog is just a dog.

I'll admit that the current buy indicator is stronger than any in the previous year, but I'm not going to touch this one. Good luck anyway!

:-)
Thank you pix

Top of the leader board now.
And a long way to go yet after press comment this weekend i would say
:-)

Fair play to you leedslad, im still learning about this trade, about investors and contributors to these bb's. You have gone about your job quietly certainly not over promoted this stock (havnt a clue what Blinger is saying or refering too) not been put off by the negative comments and stuck to your guns. Nothing but praise for you. A excellent start today, i hope it continues.

Kivver
Thanks. Hope you got a few.

Unfortunatley no, but will being keeping an eye on things.

Seymour Pierce Ups Pixology To Outperform

Monday, January 09, 2006 9:12:01 AM ET
Dow Jones Newswires



1300 GMT [Dow Jones] Seymour Pierce ups Pixology (PIX.LN) to outpeform from hold, as the company indicates its loss for the year is anticipated to be "significantly" lower than Seymour Pierce's GBP1.7M estimate. Thus lifts estimate of pretax loss estimate for '05 to GBP1.5M. Says the company remains "well placed to benefit from development of the nascent digital printing market." Argues the EV/Sales multiple of 0.9x fails to account for "the significant growth expected over the next two years." Shares trade +38% at 56.5p. (PBA)


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Leedslad, have you any indication of the worth of the Tesco contract signed in Novemeber? Also is there any profit in software liscences or doesn't this come into the equation?

explosive
Sorry no idea to both questions.

OK, I'll try and find out, I would have thought Tesco would take a percentage of money taken in their stores. If there is a software liscense fee payable to PIX you could see aditional revenue.... Last question, do you know how many machines will be placed in Tesco stores and how far the roll out has got?

sorry no

16.5% up this week, have no idea why? Anyone?