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stanelco .......a new thread (SEO)     

bosley - 20 Feb 2004 09:34

Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=SEO&SiChart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=SEO&Si

for more information about stanelco click on the links.

driver's research page link
http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/posts.php?tid=7681#lastread
website link
http://www.stanelco.co.uk/index.htm


hewittalan6 - 19 Aug 2006 19:26 - 19141 of 27111

Don't see what the fall out is!!!
Those of us who are confident consistently say we are putting no more in, we will wait and see, but our very varied sources tell us big things are happening.
Those who are wary and cautious (quite rightly) of SEO are saying wait and see, things could yet become good.
Wheres the difference?
Alan

aldwickk - 19 Aug 2006 19:51 - 19142 of 27111

Why don't you share your reseach with the rest of the members on this thread and let them make up they own minds if they want to act on it ? if not shut up about it.

Oilywag - 19 Aug 2006 19:56 - 19143 of 27111

Courteous and polite to a fault. Nothing changes there then!

The oily one

driver - 19 Aug 2006 21:09 - 19144 of 27111

Ive always been bitter and twisted Im of Italy so you lot can argue amongst your selfs when I get back seo will be at 20p

aldwickk - 19 Aug 2006 21:15 - 19145 of 27111

How long are you going away for 5 years ?

oblomov - 19 Aug 2006 21:27 - 19146 of 27111


Which all brings us back to my post No. 19117 in which I said

'opinions, opinions and more opinions,all based on very few facts, doom and gloom and quite frankly, as far as I'm concerned , a right load of old cobblers because at least 90% of the posters over the past few days have absoulutely zilch knowledge of what is actually happening behind the scenes '



It shouldn't be long before we get some answers and facts, hopefully. Night all.

zscrooge - 19 Aug 2006 21:35 - 19147 of 27111

oblomov - 19 Aug 2006 21:27 - 19146 of 19146

'opinions, opinions and more opinions,all based on very few facts, doom and gloom and quite frankly, as far as I'm concerned , a right load of old cobblers because at least 90% of the posters over the past few days have absoulutely zilch knowledge of what is actually happening behind the scenes '

And that includes you.

pinnacle - 19 Aug 2006 22:37 - 19148 of 27111

Just got back in.

Oilywag, agree with you and selected others.

I agree, not long to wait before all is revealed.

There are certain posters who I respect and others quite frankly enjoy distorting the situation to suit themselves.

This business will have no problems in securing finance.

Letters of intent from the companies involved are not issued on a whim.

ptholden - 19 Aug 2006 23:37 - 19149 of 27111

Don't think anyone on this thread is 'distorting the situation.' The situation speaks for itself. SP collapsed from 30p to 4p, impressive cash burn, practically nil Greenseal conversions, very little money in the bank, redundancies, change of Board personnel, about 3 changes of NOMAD / Broker. What is there to distort?

On one hand we have a hardcore of holders who think all of the above is but a mere hiccup on the road to success wearing rose coloured spectacles amid claims of confidential information; on the other, those taking a more objective view.

Letters of intent won't pay the wages and it remains to be seen if securing finance is a problem. If they do raise the necessary from sources other than the public, personally I will take that as quite an encouraging sign for the immediate future.

pth

hewittalan6 - 19 Aug 2006 23:38 - 19150 of 27111

zscrooge,
If you had any inkling of the spadework done by Oily, you would not have made that remark. I am privileged to know what has been happening, reference Oily.
Aldwickk,
Do try to keep up. As I said before, I wish I could share this information, but I cannot. I really don't care what you think of my postings. it would be like caring what an earthworm thinks of my gardening.
Some people have been kind enough to tell me what is going on. Further research shows that they tell the truth. If I shared this now, they would be in huge trouble at work, and I would be in even bigger trouble with the FSA. Same applies if I recommend this stock to anyone, so no amount of juvenile goading will make me tell you.
As I have also stated, what I know cannot be PROVEN and is not RNS, so the possibility remains I have received wrong information, but I am confident that it is accurate and that is about all that matters to me. Take it or leave it.
Alan

hewittalan6 - 19 Aug 2006 23:41 - 19151 of 27111

Pat, I don't think all of the above is a mere hiccough that can be ignored. But I do know the reasons for much of it, and I am actually quite happy about the board changes. the cash situaution is a little worrying and the greenseal conversion rate is appalling, but that area at least is one I now understand.
I am confident, but not because of rose tints.
Alan

ptholden - 19 Aug 2006 23:45 - 19152 of 27111

Alan

Strikes me that if you think you could be in trouble with the FSA for sharing your information, then perhaps you already are or at the very least the people who have passed you information are. If it isn't price senstitive then they and you should be ok, I do hope so for your and their's sake.

pth

ptholden - 19 Aug 2006 23:46 - 19153 of 27111

wtf is Pat?
:-)

hewittalan6 - 20 Aug 2006 00:25 - 19154 of 27111

slip of the keyboard, mate. ;-)
The people who ahve shared their info would be if I blabbed it and it became common knowledge. As for the FSA, that is not because of anything SEO or sensitive information related, just that my professional and some of my business positions preclude me from offering advice without jumping through flaming hoops, and as I am sure you are aware, I couldn't do that on a BB, and there are certain others who would take great pleasure in dropping me right in it.
Not being enigmatic, or mysterious, or just a good old fashioned ramper trying to bluff a non existant hand. Simply protecting myself.
Anyway,as I keep saying, the info looks very accurate, but if it were wrong, and I had said it were so, then you would have another PM1 on your hands and none of us want that.
Suffice to say i expect things to go very well before christmas, and if the things I believe are true, then funding (if required) should not prove a big hurdle.
Alan

rmhyams - 20 Aug 2006 00:29 - 19155 of 27111

I found the timing of the latest trading statement very strange like most people, no doubt. I have been long on SEO for a long time now. I did speak to Robert Duggan just over a year ago and asked him if the company would think of us shareholders with regard to fundraising because I was fed up with the institutions being offered shares at discounted prices and so diluting my shareholding. His response at the time was along the lines that the company needed to raise finance quickly and that by carrying out a rights issue or open issue it would be more costly and time consuming. Perhaps my request has finally been heeded and that time isn't so critical as it was in the past.

For Alan, any chance of letting me have an inkling into the info that you have?. My email address is raymondhyams@aol.com.

Kind regards

Mad Pad - 20 Aug 2006 00:48 - 19156 of 27111

testing 1234

ptholden - 20 Aug 2006 01:19 - 19157 of 27111

rmhyams

The reason you may get a chance this time is that unless SEO can prove 100% that they are really on the cusp of commercial success then it is unlikley an Institution will touch them. Have to go public I think. Judging by the information that SEO have just released re cash flow, I would say that time is very very critical. Just goes to show that when all those shares were placed with Institutions the excuse that Duggan gave was crap. Mind you it's the institutions who have been shafted as it turns out.

pth

Tonyrelaxes - 20 Aug 2006 01:26 - 19158 of 27111

5678

Tonyrelaxes - 20 Aug 2006 01:33 - 19159 of 27111

Not seeking the limelight, but I too am aware of what Oily speaks and others both refer and confirm.

My conclusion is that firstly the apparent cash position is of little long term concern and is being addressed, and has been for quite some time, and ALL possibilities are being considered - not just one specific way around this.

Secondly, if [WHEN ;-) ] a contract is signed for any one of several possibilities, the SP will turn around and start an upwards progression that will continue for a very long long period as acceptance and uptake of the various IPs accelerates.

Remember, apart from the Greenseal projections which have been extrapolated much over the last 2 years, each Starpol/MMF JV is planned to generate a minimum income of 4m/pa GROSS, with negligable connected costs. A single deal solves the aparent short term cash situation and puts SEO into actual profit. Where will that leave all the doubters and muppets who have enjoyed themselves so much these last few days?

What when more than one deal is signed? - WELL...

The biggest players in he World are not just interested but actively assisting SEO get their products out there and some have signed Letters of Intent. Something no respected outfit will do lightly.

Those who would have to implement (as opposed to ordering) any initial deal are also eager to be part of the concept and take it far beyond the existing paramaters and expectations.

This share has long been driven by news & hope that has seen (in my period of involvement) a rise from 4p to 30p and a gradual retracement back as further news has not followed. Dont forget the change in approach regarding RNS announcements from when Martin Wagner arrived last November.

Knowing my failing is being over-optimistic, I have very very carefully considered the situation. Following this I bought a further million shares this week and doubt that it will be a bad move in the weeks, months or even years ahead. But that was my decision, based on my interpretation of information available in the public domain. If you do your own research and come up with a different conclusion please share it with us.

We are all here to help each other.

Mad Pad - 20 Aug 2006 01:50 - 19160 of 27111

"If you think Stanelco know anything about marketing you are very naive. Would you walk into Sainsburys without researching first their mission statements and consumer policy? Faced with the GM stalemate would you be so totally negative to walk out without finding a compromise? You have to ask yourself - do they really want to sell the product. A good salesperson never walks away without opening a new dialogue - and SEO don't seem to be following up on any of their presentations - that is if they have any professional presentations by their supposed new marketing heavyweights. Perhaps they have lost sight of their priorities with the huge interest they generated with the word 'green'?"My "inside contact "!!!(Sorry oblo)wrote this and tomorrow I am going to visit her facility in Devon ,who as it happens to supply apart from Sainsburys ,Tesco ASDA Waitrose Costco Makro and BHS.Personally I feel that this grass roots at this level research is worth much more than unfounded conjecture on this board.You might think differently.Best rgds all .Mad Pad
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