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Any further thoughts here soult?
Fairly heavy selling, but the sp seems stable at 94p, but still the 100p seems a resistance level. May indicate that this is now a fair valuation of the company???
Am still holding but common sense would tell me to take profit soon, particularly if the FTSE starts to slide.

FTSE is technically (chart) still strongly up-bound

To what level?

Harry, it's probably a good idea to listen to your common sense, although I think there may still be some headroom for VLK, especially if it gets promoted to the All-Share.

I, however, took a decision to cut and run on Friday, so I sold all my VLK at an 18% profit and spent the proceeds on SOLA at 196.55p. Which, as you can tell, I am so far not regretting in the slightest.

I would have preferred to sell something else and keep VLK, but have had to restructure a fair bit of my portfolio in the last couple of weeks and it just wasn't possible to do everything at once.

Good luck to those still holding.

PS - I'm not sure if it's yet fair to refer to 100p as a resistance level. VLK enjoyed a very strong run in the previous month and has only had one peak at 99p so far. The small drop back after a nice run up fits with the pattern of trading for the year to date.

Don't take my word for it, as I'm not a chartist, but I'd still be inclined to think there may be more to come unless a stronger downtrend begins to set in.

IMO, DYOR, etc.

Can't believe you jumped ship!!!
Am now hyperventilating into a brown paper bag & considering my options.

Harry, Don't panic - (I'm sure you're only kidding anyway!) - as I said, I would rather have sold something else but was a bit stuck for liquid assets and simply made the best call I could under the circumstances. VLK could well be over a quid by mid-Nov.

And please don't take too much notice of what I say or do, as I have made just as many hideous investment mistakes as everyone else (but I don't admit to all of them on here :o) !!)

Here's a consolation prize: keep an eye on SUB. (Shares gave it a mention last week).

Relax, soult! I am adult enough to be responsible for my own decisions :o)
I also have SOLA. Two lots (1x 2.45 1 x 1.94), so looks like we are pretty much on the same wavelenght!
Am watching SUB, but think there is more downside before the up.
Will hang on to VLK for a day or two & watch.

LOL - good to hear that, Harry!

Re Sola, I guess we are on a similar wavelength, although surely you mean you paid 145p for your first chunk (I did!). as far as I am aware the SP only got as far as 237 ????

You're right re SUB - am also playing a waiting game and need to take some time to read and research properly in addition to the quick scan I gave it a couple of months back, but I thought that Shares' mention was pretty compelling.

This should help a little.

Vislink wins 3 mln usd antenna contract from Globecomm for US govt client
AFX


LONDON (AFX) - Transmission products firm Vislink PLC said its US unit MRC has won a 3 mln usd contract from Globecomm Systems to supply its Advent Mantis antennas, as part of a system to support voice, video and data transport for an undisclosed US government user.

MRC recently appointed Globecomm as a reseller of its satellite products.

newsdesk@afxnews.com

tfn-mum-ran/jfr

Harry, I think you can put away that paper bag now . . .

VLK Bid: 99p Offer: 100p Change: 5

Need to see the bid price through 100p.......fingers crossed :)

Cheers, soult! Was starting to feel a bit dizzy. Must have ben the old brussel sprout smell. Hope you think VLK worth re-investment soon.
Re SUB: thanks for the tip, but think the concensus of opinion is 'Stay out' especially after todays news release.

Harry, I admit I couldn't have foreseen today's RNS on SUB, but "stay out for good" would be a little too strong for my liking. I've posted my reasons, more or less, in #81 on the SUB thread.

Can't see myself getting back into VLK at the mo due to stretched finances and my love affair with SUB and also a little gold-miner called Ariana (AAU). Might have a swing at TAN sometime when I want dependable growth, though.

14/11/06

Significant Order for Link

RAI Radio Televisione Italiana has ordered six Link Wireless Camera systems for a helicopter project to be based in Rome through their distributor ATL Systems. The Link equipment will be used on board helicopters and motorbikes to provide enhanced TV coverage of cycle races and other sporting events.
www.linkres.co.uk


Follow-on Contract for Advent

Skylogic has awarded a contract for five earth stations to Advent Communications, as part of the continued expansion of the Teleport at Torino. This will bring the total number of antenna systems supplied by Advent at the Teleport to fifteen.
www.adventcomms.com

Regards
Vislink plc

High volume day.Something up.Watch this space.

Interesting that the pension funds of BT & Royal Mail have invested here recently.

Harry, when I last checked, BT was actually reducing its VLK holding as part of a wide-ranging portfolio restructuring in which it was selling a great many equities.

Gee, soult, you are just regretting selling!!! But you are right. This is a reduction, so please disregard my earlier post.
13th Nov Trustees for BT pension fund issued Notification of Major Interest in shares, now hold 5.4+ million shares = 3.96%. Down from 4.85%.

Vislink PLC
29 November 2006


Vislink plc

$10 million order



Vislink is pleased to announce the receipt of another significant purchase order
for its US Broadcast Business, MRC (Microwave Radio Communications) for US$10.3
million from a North American leading provider of wireless communication
services. This brings the total value of orders received in 2006 by MRC under
the 2GHz re-channelisation project to over US$61 million and the overall total
of purchase orders for this programme to US$128 million.


Commenting on this latest purchase order, Mr Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive of
Vislink plc said, 'The award of further orders for MRC reinforces the ongoing
commitment to the nationwide US 2GHz re-channelisation programme.'


Vislink plc is a leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite transmission
products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems for the
marine security market.