bosley
- 20 Feb 2004 09:34
greekman
- 01 Mar 2005 14:00
- 1901 of 27111
Dynamite.. It may be this link,cant find any other.
http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/0/AC55AD7A165F9F75CC256FB5003056B5?OpenDocument&pub=Computerworld
stockdog
- 01 Mar 2005 14:03
- 1902 of 27111
I can only suppose the largish sells are perhaps people/institutions free to sell after the results announcement. MMs have no reason to let the price rise whilst thse guys are happy to offload some stock on which they have made a decent profit since last year. When they're flushed through, we will start to see a steady increment in SP, I suspect.
SD
iturama
- 01 Mar 2005 14:04
- 1903 of 27111
The headline actually says Walmart's Asda is to use the RF sealing technology. A one line synopsis of the rns. On Bloomberg tv.
greekman
- 01 Mar 2005 14:08
- 1905 of 27111
Dynamite... Ok sorry in the dark like you. Will make another attempt to find a link relating to Walmart/Seo.
bosley
- 01 Mar 2005 14:10
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i think we all have got a little too excited by todays rns. although its an rns and it concerns seo and asda , it aint THE ONE! it basically says asda like it , is happy with the way ongoing trials are going and one product using seo's tray lidding technology is on the shelves for sale at asda stores from today. so really, todays rns is tfc's (i think) acorn. :)
andysmith
- 01 Mar 2005 18:47
- 1907 of 27111
Bosley, quite right, the RNS merely says what we already knew, that the triallist will now use RF sealing for their products in Asda stores, got a good reaction first thing though!!! Wonder what will happen WHEN the deal is announced. TFC, I believe (IMO) that exclusivity for 1 year is a good thing otherwise SEO would have too much work to start with and probably end up not being able to meet all obligations/contracts. Good for Asda, early start on Tesco/Sainsburys, good for SEO, revenue to precipiate their own growth so that they are positioned to exploit this further once exclusivity runs out.
This share is a hold for a few years at least when I believe the company will be huge in packaging and technology. Di, I did see your post and I also know of Terry, he is well respected in the industry and known to the packers and it is a good appointment. Markus, the dip I refer to is the eventual damages award to BPRG for RF sealing of capsules but a dip might not happen if small and already covered by the provision in 2004 accounts. Good accounting by SEO, put the provision in a crap financial year!! and MOVE FORWARD AND UPWARDS.
markusantonius
- 01 Mar 2005 19:06
- 1908 of 27111
Understood, Andy.
Bosley, assume "THE ONE" is in a year's time then? Also what do you mean by "tfc's and acorns...", etc.????? No comprendez!
andysmith
- 01 Mar 2005 20:03
- 1909 of 27111
The "ONE" I think is the Asda deal, should be before 10th April 2005. Acorns/Oaks etc, This is just the start of something that could become very big, we have the acorn, will you still be here for the oaktree?
stockdog
- 01 Mar 2005 20:29
- 1910 of 27111
AS/Bosley - let's just say I'm rooting for this one.
SD
markusantonius
- 01 Mar 2005 23:16
- 1912 of 27111
Thanks, Driver, for this. You've put my mind at rest for now. I got in on Eric's rec @ 16pish (although, to be fair, he did rec @ 7.5p as well but that's another story!). Well just awaiting now, guys, I think.....?
andysmith
- 02 Mar 2005 06:51
- 1913 of 27111
Driver, of cause its a bargain at 16p, if you've read my thoughts I think >50p this year and in future 1-2. but you have to remember I more than filled my boots last year at 4-6p, anything now is a top-up and I know how this share works, when the news is there it flys, then it falls back through a combination of mm's/profit-takers/lost interest. What I have noticed over the last month is new support levels all the time, a few weeks ago 13p, now I think 14p as twice the other day as soon as it dipped to mid 13.75/13.88 the screen went blue.
We are coming up to an interesting time of the year, loads of results from companies and I only have so much funds, not like some of you folk. I am deciding whether to top up again on SEO for what would be the 7th time or invest in another good company. I also have results due out anytime from some of my stocks and I may be taking some profits there which will provide the funds to both top-up on SEO and invest elsewhere. My recommendation for SEO, even at 15.5p is BUY, BUY BUY, it is still very cheap based on where this company is heading.
bosley
- 02 Mar 2005 08:17
- 1914 of 27111
morning all. i am going to stop with the predictions. time to sit tight and wait for neo (the one). whether its the blue pill or the red pill we take daily , doesnt matter. soon we will all be feeling like morpheus.
bhunt1910
- 02 Mar 2005 09:34
- 1915 of 27111
Support for this now appears to be around the 15p mark - biding its time.
Now I have a dilema - I am going on Holiday on Saturday and SEO now constitutes over 25% of my Portfolio (by value).
What do I do - hold and pray - which is my inclination as the fundamentals seem sound - and ride out any volatilty, or sell 50% and be safe.?
Answers on a postcard please?
B
Chelsea1957
- 02 Mar 2005 10:04
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FONTY
- 02 Mar 2005 10:37
- 1917 of 27111
Be the share bore and track down every internet cafe, hotel internet etc or use your mobile and set up price alerts - can do this through the London Stock Exchange website - set your level and when it drops it will text you.
Chelsea1957
- 02 Mar 2005 10:40
- 1918 of 27111
If you like the fundamentals of this company and have invested for the long term then short term fluctuations in the share price shouldn't bother you too much. This is an exciting share with lots of volatility and am sure it must be a favourite with short term traders. I don't have the time, experience or a crystal ball to try and predict daily or even weekly fluctuations. I'm sure short term profits can be made by trading (but it can be very risky if you don't know what you are doing) but my phylosophy is to buy a share at a price I am happy with and tuck it away for a year or two - this is where the big profits are to be made. By all means monitor the price, daily if need be, I certainly do and I read all the many interesting and informative posts on this thread - although with the volume of posting this can be a bit time consuming!
Dont worry about short term swings, stick with your investment strategy (preferably over a reasonable time span) and only bail out if your original reasons for investing change fundamentally and for the worse. Also invest an amount of money you are comfortable with and don't take short term risks with money you can't afford to lose. If you invest long term and go into a loss making position short term (it can sometimes be difficult to get the exact timing right) - normally if the share is sound you wont have a problem making a profit if you hang onto the shares and if you are patient enough.
Clive
Paulo2
- 02 Mar 2005 10:49
- 1919 of 27111
Well said, Chelsea
Although being a Scouser I think you should maybe change your name.