bosley
- 20 Feb 2004 09:34
bosley
- 15 Aug 2005 19:43
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fantastic find , driver. does that mean even if bprg get the uk rights, seo hold the usa patent? can it be like that or are patents held world wide? i am sure i read somewhere that not all countries respect patents the same.
i don't know why you have all become fixated on oil all of a sudden? who gives a shit? we know it's going to run out within decades. something else will be in place by then. that's not sticking my head in the sand. necessity is the mother of invention , or something like that!!! oil brought us to this point after wood and coal. something else will take us to the next point. my guess is it will be china or india who get there first and that they take over from usa as the dominant power sometime in the next century. europe will be too preoccupied with pettiness, like standardising the shape of onions, and holidays, (making sure nobody works too hard), to move forward and will lag further behind.
bhunt1910
- 15 Aug 2005 21:59
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Tuesday tomorrow
Could we get an RNS - I wonder?
Baza
ptholden
- 15 Aug 2005 22:39
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I believe patents have to be filed in individual countries, although not 100% certain.
pth
bosley
- 16 Aug 2005 00:30
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no wind, but i got it wrong last week so hopefully i will be wrong again this week. maybe we are getting a touch too impatient. i mean , everything seems to be ok , the pieces are coming together , the company seems in good hands, and it's moving forward nicely. some orders would be a welcome reassurance , though.
bosley
- 16 Aug 2005 07:16
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morning all. no news. i haven't got my egm/biotec circular yet. has anybody actually got theirs?
paulmasterson1
- 16 Aug 2005 07:26
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Bos/Driver Hi,
Re oil, you may not give a hoot when it runs out, but the higher the price goes, and the sooner it looks like running out, the sooner ALL plastic will be sourced from replenishable sources, like Biotec TPS.
Retailers like ASDA, Wal-Mart, etc, will be forming a very long queue at Stanelco's front door, to get Starpol 2000 trays and film, and that means MONEY for us.
This also bodes well for other Stanelco products that use Starpol 2000.
Cheers,
PM
bhunt1910
- 16 Aug 2005 07:42
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Driver - assuming its a holiday - have agreat one -
Waters running clear - wonderful this hindsiight
Another borig day is likely - might drift a tad lower
Baza
Borisdog
- 16 Aug 2005 07:45
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Hi Paul
Will you be returning to FYB anytime soon ??
Your'e greatly missed
B.
bhunt1910
- 16 Aug 2005 09:09
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No buys at all this morning - and the price has ticked up - will I ever understand this market.
I assume there is a buyer in the wings soajing up the sells ??
Baza
Sharesure
- 16 Aug 2005 09:41
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Surprising that no news is out yet; SEO seems to have gone to sleep for the moment, perhaps until the EGM, a whole two weeks away! Let me have any questions if you cannot get there.
Anyone on this thread who is bored in the meantime take a close look at the Chaco (CHP) thread. It could fly in the second half of this week; the potential Colombian deal will be very lucrative, with little downside on current sp.
stockdog
- 16 Aug 2005 09:44
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baza - have you been soajing up the rioka? lol!
sd
bosley
- 16 Aug 2005 15:09
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blimey!!! what a dull day!!. anybody watch cape fear last night?
bosley
- 16 Aug 2005 15:11
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maybe this will spur walmart to get something going with seo and starpol.
NEW YORK (AFX) - Oil stocks trended lower Tuesday morning, as investors continue to worry that persistently high oil prices will put the brakes on the nation's economy.
More broadly, U.S. stocks opened lower, with oil prices remaining at near-record levels. Wal-Mart said high gasoline prices will lead to a lower-than-expected profit in the third quarter. .
In energy, the Amex Oil Index fell 0.3% to 994.02 points, pressured by losses in U.S.-traded shares of Total SA , BP PLC and Repsol SA .
Exxon Mobil Corp. , ConocoPhillips and Marathon Oil were also trading lower.
The Philadelphia Oil Service Index shed 0.2% to 165.80 points and the Amex Natural Gas Index fell 0.1% to 382.85 points.
Crude for September delivery gave back 22 cents to stand at $66.05 a barrel ahead of the open of Friday trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. .
Despite the pullback, Kyle Cooper, an oil and gas analyst at Citigroup, said the bullish bias remains intact.
Sharesure
- 16 Aug 2005 15:32
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bosley, if you're bored, try out CHP; that is going to get interesting.
bosley
- 16 Aug 2005 21:14
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sharesure, did chp used to be gold mines of sardinia? ahhhhh sardegna...... glorious place. anyway, has everyone lost interest in seo?
andysmith
- 16 Aug 2005 21:19
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Havn't posted on SEO for a while, I've said what I believe many times before and that view will not change, the only thing that will affect sp short-term from here will be how quickly SEO can turn the potential into conversions and revenue. Medium & long-term for investors this will be a success and I believe that once the market understands the strategically brilliant purchase of Biotec and the potential for Starpol it could eclipse the excitement surrounding Greenseal.
Greenseal is excellent, a more environmentally friendly, energy efficient process with reduced product and packaging waste that saves money for packers & retailers but Starpol could be even better if this biodegradable film can be commercially viable in a world with higher oil-based packaging costs and dwindling resources. SEO sp 20-22p and steady is good, especially for those of us in since the dark days of 4-6p, traders and the impatient may drift it down if they don't like the speed of Greenseal progress but for investors this should be a big winner if SEO manage this properly. And don't forget there are other products in the portfolio.