this share has done extremely well this year - with results coming in a month or so, this is a buy!

Thank Keeps, I`ll be holding onto this one for a while, seems all positive.

The website has been updated to show the transactions so far for 2006. Impressive reading.

Client Role Transaction type Value Funds raised Market
Accuma Broker & Nomad Secondary and Vendor Placing 50m 12m AIM
Chaco Resources Broker & Nomad Secondary Placing 55m 1.5m AIM
Corpora Broker & Nomad Secondary Placing 10m 2.25m AIM
India Outsourcing Services Broker & Nomad Secondary Placing 3.8m 3m AIM
Playgolf Broker & Nomad Secondary Placing 9.9m 0.75m AIM
Rurelec Nomad Reverse Takeover 28.7m 19.7m AIM

Another client for DAN announced this morning.

Change of Adviser

RNS Number:1623Z
Immedia Broadcasting plc
02 March 2006


IMMEDIA BROADCASTING PLC

Appointment of new Nominated Adviser & Broker

The Company is pleased to announce that it has appointed Daniel Stewart &
Company plc as its nominated adviser and broker with immediate effect.

Bruno Brooks, Chief Executive of Immedia, said "We are delighted to have Daniel
Stewart as a key adviser in this exciting stage of the Company's development. We
are pleased to be restructuring the Company's adviser base - it comes as part of
our strategy to place Immedia in the best possible position to exploit the
opportunities which exist for the Company in the coming year."

For further information please contact:

Immedia Broadcasting
Bruno Brookes - Chief Executive - 01635 572 800

Daniel Stewart & Company Plc - 020 7776 6550
Tom Jenkins /

Hudson Sandler - 020 7796 4133
Nick Lyon / Sandrine Gallien

All good standing for this company which IMHO has a great outlook.

Buyers piling in early this morning. Tipped somewhere?

Looks like someone`s buying in blocks of 25000

Someone started doing that yesterday afternoon. It's the only way of buying large chunks at the offer price otherwise you have to pay over the odds for 100K.

Sudden flurry of buys this morning and a nice tick up.

More potential clients for Daniel Stewart!


Banking and finance



The Times March 20, 2006


AIM offers Americans escape from New York
By Martin Waller



HUNDREDS of American companies are hoping to join the Alternative Investment Market in London to avoid the heavier regulatory environment in New York, according to a City lawyer.
Delphine Currie, a partner at SJ Berwin, which is actively courting small, fast-growth American firms, says that her partnership has spoken to 40 or 50 companies interested in escaping Sarbanes-Oxley by coming to AIM. If weve talked to 40 or 50, there are bound to be others, up to ten times as many, she said.



Market-watchers say that a company with a turnover of only $50 million (28 million) a year could face fees of $3 million a year to satisfy the more onerous regulatory requirements on the New York market.

Ms Currie said: Its OK for one of the major US companies to spend these sorts of sums on compliance. Its crippling for a smaller company.

There are now 29 companies quoted on AIM that are either United States-based or have a holding company domiciled in Britain but most of their operations there, according to the London Stock Exchange, which runs the less regulated market. The increasing burden of regulation in the US is one factor persuading American companies to float in London.

A London source with experience in both markets said: An American broker recently told me: You guys should erect a statue to Sarbanes-Oxley outside the London Stock Exchange Sarbox has been the best thing since sliced bread for you.

AIM, created a decade ago, has been an undoubted success for London, attracting IPOs from all around the world. Ms Currie said that her company recently had been pitching for business in Waltham, the high-tech business cluster outside Boston, and shortly would be in Silicon Valley, California.

There is concern over the effect on AIM and the London market generally if one of the two New York exchanges mounts a successful takeover for the LSE. Nasdaq, which has had a 2.4 billion offer rejected and has approached key LSE shareholders to try to put together a deal, has insisted that the market will be able to continue as it is. The New York Stock Exchange has not commented on whether it will bid.

Regulators in London and New York have not specifically taken a view on the future of AIM. Ms Currie said: I cant see AIM sitting particularly well with the NYSE. But I cant see them killing the golden goose.

Separately, the authorities at AIM appear to be confident that they can fight off any threat to the tax breaks on offer to investors in AIM companies. There have been suggestions that the Budget on Wednesday could limit or even scrap these, because of the arrival on the market of much larger firms, such as New Star Asset Management, which floated last year.

The tax advantages are intended to encourage investment in small, high-growth businesses, not established companies such as New Star, which in the event lacks a sufficiently long trading record to go for a full listing.

It is thought that the Treasury is content to leave the LSE to find an equitable solution to the problem, for example by requiring larger companies to move on to the main list when possible, rather than imposing diktats from outside.

We welcome the support the Treasury has given AIM in terms of the favourable financing environment and would expect that to continue, an LSE spokesman said.

Moving on up again

capa

Buyers piling back in obviously thinking news is imminent.

Creeping up after the positive trading statement last week. Time to get in before this runs away?

Quiet one this???? results out soon, quite a way off highs. Only a PE of 12 and results expected to exceed expectations. Certainly one to watch. price 22.75p

im still the only one watching???

I'll be a buyer next week. The shares look at the discount at this price. In their last trading update at the end of March they expected to smash through 4.6 mil pre-tax. With the results out on 31st I can see this going one way only. Also just bouncing off from bottom line uptrend.

hi britshare, hope your right, present market conditions not helping, but i think your spot on.

As of this morning I'm a holder. Don't think we'll see these prices again. If only the wankers in the Middle East would stop fighting now...

agree, but how much pressure are the US putting on Isrealis not escalate the violence????

The price has been all over the shop today. I'm debating about adding a few more, but not sure.
Any thoughts where we might be by the end of this week?

Well, I've added more today, I think we'll start climbing back up towards the results.
Looking at their website, since the end of the last financial year, they have had quite a few major flotations and placings completed for their clients, so it doesn't look like business is slowing down. I look forward to the results and outlook for the rest of the year.