18th October 2007 : Leadcom voted "AIM International Company of the Year for 2007"




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Investor Relations Email : investorsinfo@leadcom-is.com

cynic, recently averaged down to sub 30p but there is a distressed seller on Leadcom, so to hedge I have taken out short spread bets at 27p (nicely in profit).

All being well and if the distressed seller forces the price down more, I will take the profits from the short spread bets and convert into more long positions, averaging down much faster this way.

i find the markets very scary at the moment, and though i made a bit on the indices on thursday night, it just helped to ameliorate marginally the dire choices i have made recently ..... that said, who could have foreseen the collapse of gold by $110 (>10%) in 3 days, though in fact i was only exposed there through POG?

PP speak with forked tongue

Not too long ago rabidly telling all that TAIH was dreadful
Now long and creating his own thread

i certainly wouldn't buy TAIH .... always thought is t was (chinese) rubbish and have no reason to change my mind.

if PP has, then good luck to him, though it would be somewhat at odds with his very public stance (with which i concur) about the inadvisability of investing in chinese stocks

cynic, in these current markets there is money to be made in volatility, up or down, however with TAIH its interesting as a longer term hold, however, as it stands now, I have not said anywhere I have purchased any, whether I have or have not is only known to me. Don't know where these people get these strange idea's they know what I hold, what I am short, what stocks I hold etc.....

I'll tell you one thing, I have been buying lots of BATS late last year........

you're absolutely right that there's loads of money to be made when the markets are volatile, but you have to get the direction and rhythm right in the first place! ..... i have never bought into tobacco stocks, not on moral grounds, but because i can never understand why they continue to be so successful!

overall, my gut tells me that my portfolio should be quite heavily skewed towards shorting, but i always find it difficult to take that plunge ...... which is nuts really

Tobacco stocks, well, consumption of cigarettes continues to increase worldwide. Even in the UK consumption went up last year (and thats just the official ones).

People seem to think smoking is in decline due to the "hype" of what they see around them........however, the real story is far from it.

PP I am worried about your state of mind. Over on a rival site you make over 200 posts a day, host 90 threads and regularly post on 5 different sites. You have set up duplicate threads for Chinese stocks, wiped many of your own posts (to eradicate any possiblility of criticism)and constantly change your mind. This behaviour would seem to be obsessional, manic and delusional. Not to mention the fact that you need to get a life.

pp is my hero ok. You can get lost, zscrooge

zscrooge, I am more worried about those people who now follow and post about posters, as opposed to discussing stocks and shares and markets and sentiment.

Although it is possible to understand that the present market falls have pushed some into financial oblivion, and with that perhaps immense personal stress, which is perhaps making them turn their "anger" on to BB posters.

Sad, but true.

As it seems "zscrooge" is going to be "stalking" me with abusive posts etc... I will add them to the "Squelch" facility. I really do not want the threads to fill up with nonsense posts by zscrooge.

What that means is I will be unable to read their posts.....so don't expect any responses to anything they post in future. If you find they are still filling the boards with nonsense posts, I would suggest emailed Moneyam support and complaining.

If anyone wishes to "Squelch" this poster then click on the link below, and add their name to your "Squelch" list.

http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/squelch.php

pp

you need to be able to accept criticism. zscrooge makes a fair point in terms of your frequency of posting on so many sites about outfits like Lead which in fairness are not worth the effort. You give the impression of posting about your own book.

Closed them short term shorts earlier today as posted on AFN, profits converted into additional long shares.

Well, I am going to hold at this level now. The short term short at 27p made a nice turn and gave additional profits when closed to take extra long positions on top of the original stake. Average is now just over 20p and thats a level I will leave it at.

Who knows, if bad news comes in three's, we are due another load of bad news, and I would not say it will not come. Its a very high chance it will happen, and so I am leaving any further "average down" until such time as more bad news comes.

If it does not come then fine, so be it, and it can move up from here.

Q1 2008 results will be key, expectations have to be for lower margins on a weighting towards Indian work, but EPS should be around the 0.7p to 1p level imv. So now time to sit back and wait.

Some more contract wins, seems to be back in favour of them releasing contract win news.......

Mind you, with such a small market cap now, any contracts are now "big"..........LOL


Leadcom Integrated Solutions Ltd

Leadcom Announces New Wins in MEA Region

April 7, 2008, Hod Hasharon, Israel - Leadcom Integrated Solutions Ltd. ('Leadcom' or 'the Company'), (AIM: LEAD), is pleased to announce it has concluded two significant long term frame agreements with two pan-African operators, both existing customers of the Company and its YTelcom subsidiary.

The first is a long-term frame agreement with a major global operator, for turn key construction of telecom sites and related equipment throughout the operator's African operations.

The second is a long-term frame agreement with a significant pan-African operator, for similar services. This operator has been working closely with YTelcom as well as with Leadcom, all through the African continent.

The Company has already received orders under these frame agreements for a value in excess of US$12 million, all to be recognized in 2008.

For further information, please contact:

Yael Margoninsky - Leadcom Integrated Solutions Ltd.
Tel: +972 9 769 0011

Andrew Godber - Panmure Gordon (UK) Limited
Direct: +44 (0) 20 7614 8385

Keep a watch, first time in a long time the offer side is free of anything other than MM's...........

The seller might come back, so be careful, but also, they might be clear ???????

Holdings RNS today, we know the seller was PUMA anyway now.

Bid (buying side) looks strong today, so far, might be a blue day. I am happy anyway, my average is 19p, and now moving into profit :)

June 3, 2008, Hod Hasharon, Israel - Leadcom Integrated Solutions Ltd.

('Leadcom' or 'the Company', AIM: LEAD), a leading international provider of innovative telecommunication solutions, announces that it was informed today that Arik Alcalay, Chief Executive Officer of Leadcom, today purchased 200,000 ordinary shares of Leadcom at 0.16 per share. Mr. Alcalay now holds 2,091,300 shares, representing 1.74% of the Company's issued share capital.

http://www.globes.co.il/serveen/globes/docview.asp?did=1000349018&fid=942

Leadcom CEO increases stake

Old Lane called off talks to acquire the company.

Tali Tsipori 4 Jun 08 15:02

Leadcom Integrated Solutions Ltd. (AIM: LEAD) CEO Arik Alkalay yesterday bought 200,000 shares of the company at 0.16 per share for a total of ₤32,000. He now owns 2,091,300 shares, representing 1.74% of the company's issued share capital worth about ₤330,000.

Leadcom builds mobile and transmission networks. The company today traded at ₤0.165, giving a market cap of ₤19.9 million.

Alkalay is the only Leadcom executive who has put his money where is mouth is. Some parties at interest in the company are selling their stakes. Sphera Masterfund LP has sold shares to reduce its holding to less than 3% and Rathbone Brothers plc (LSE: RAT) has done the same. Elco Holdings Ltd. (TASE: ELCO) has sold no shares, and still owns 9.5% of the company, Pamplona Global Emerging Markets Fund has increased its stake in the company in February, and AXA Investment Managers owns 6.30%.

Last week, Leadcom announced that it and Old Lane (UK) LLP have mutually agreed to terminate the acquisition process by Old Lane, "due to current market conditions."

Published by Globes [online], Israel business news - www.globes-online.com - on June 4, 2008

Well well well, my long term holding is now back in profit :) The decision to average under 19p so far has paid off then, better make the most of it before the seller comes back ;) LOL