Topped the share charts on Friday following a lucrative contract announcement and is rumoured to have several more contracts in the pipeline.

Website www.coms.com

Thanks for the translation HARRYCAT, I just think we seem to have acquired a trading chimp from another bulletin board recently - sorry for taking the p-ss if it offended you! :-) I agree 7.5p to 8p would form a good support level right now.

No No....not offended. Takes more than that to ruffle the feathers. I wasn't aware that jak was a predator from another board.....if true. Having said that, I'm still convinced that COMS will come good, so happy to top up at 7p.....or 8p, though felt smug today having added at 8.37p, only to see the sp drop further! ;o(

I'm ashamed to read such a reply to be honest. It would be far more beneficial to current and potential investors reading this board if points were given to put Jak at ease then to mock. Seems like Jak is just a worried holder according to the first post but if he/she is a trader, you really think it'd make a bit of difference to the sp? Jak I'd recommend reading the past few months RNSs (at least) if you haven't already done so. These day to day movements and current levels won't matter much if you are in long term, and have done your research (or do it now at least). Here's recent RNSs to go through http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/processGetNews?retainFormValues=true&archive=true good luck all.

Additional contract wins strengthen Coms' growth
Coms plc (AIM: COMS) is delighted to announce further business wins across the Company. These will contribute to the revenue targets for the Company's financial year ending January 2015 and complement the recently published Trading Statement.

Recent contract awards total in excess of £1.73m worth of revenue and include:
· Significant contract wins from a number of new channel partners worth a total of £696,000 revenue per annum. Primarily delivering hosted lines and calls, they also include the transference of IP traffic via SIP trunks.
· Through its Redstone subsidiary, the Company has been awarded a contract totalling £499,000 to supply a Cisco converged network to a large commercial property company. Through this contract award, it consolidates the Company's ICT business to support its leading position in infrastructure provision.
· Through its Redstone subsidiary, Coms was also awarded further infrastructure installations for:
o two leading financial services client with a combined contract value of £128,000;
o an energy company with a contract value of £55,000;
o leading retailer. Contract worth £51,000;
o a healthcare provider with a contract value of £39,000.
· Coms' recent acquisition of CloudXL is already delivering additional revenue; the Company has secured a three month implementation of a new telephone system for a leading housing trust. With over 15,000 tenants and 8,100 homes, the diverse nature of the environment required the Company's specialist implementation programme. This contract is worth £111,000 in revenue and covers hardware provision and managed service support for the period.
· Additionally, CloudXL has secured additional contract wins worth £25,000 with many recognisable high street names through the implementation of hardware and telephony services.
· Coms Media has recently been awarded a contract to deliver a new season of 11 episodes of a documentary to an engaging, vivid and interesting satellite television channel. This award win is worth over £50,000, and puts the Company's creativity in front of a dedicated audience.
· Additional contract wins including providing Computer Generated imagery (CGi) to a world renowned innovator in the field of home electronics, providing filming expertise to an unrivalled accountancy and consultancy firm and highly specialised Augmented Reality (AR) expertise and innovation to a global corporation who specialise in the provision of home security. Collectively, these contracts are worth £85,000

Dave Breith, CEO of Coms, commented: "Across our Company, we are being recognised in our abilities in delivering a range of services which are being utilised by a range of businesses across the world - from SME to multinational blue chip. The revenue these contracts give us maintains the momentum we've developed. What is also extremely encouraging is the speed at which our new acquisitions have settled into our structure and the opportunities they are presenting to teams across the Company."

Thanks Harry - that's not showing on my list.

Never mock the tea leaves HARRY :-)

Nice to see these 'bread & butter' contracts keep steadily rolling in.

I sense another pot of tea beginning to brew here!:-)

to 7.5p........

Is that based on any technical analysis, or have you just been reading all the posts by the paid share bashing muppets on the other side?!!!!!!! :-)

And boy is there some tossers over there !

It's a minefield over there jimmy b, but in between the tossers there are some good posts and posters. Sadly the lunatics seem to be running the asylum, even more so than in previous years. Even as a Premium member you cannot start a thread and moderate it from the paid share-bashing chimps, so what is the point in paying a sub.?

I don't go and look to often but read a few when QPP was going down this week , that reminded me why i don't go over to the asylum !

Don't read over there db, just a feeling in my water.,.

lol - we have just about got the lot now - Dil says 16p according to tea leaves and Balerboy says 7.5p according to his water. My money is with Dil, he's been around trading shares much longer than Balerboy ! I'm going with the tea leaves.

Dil you old women :-)) -



Reading the Tea Leaves or Coffee Grounds

Reading tea leaves or coffee grounds has traditionally been practiced in many countries by the women in the family, typically at gatherings of family and friends. Tea leaf reading is also referred to as tasseomancy, tasseography or teomancy. Coffee reading is known as cafeomancy.

But this sort of divination has long been practised wherever there is a liquid that leaves behind some sort of dregs, whether it be tea leaves or coffee grounds. In ancient times, they would read the wine lees left in the glass.

can't read mine........tea bags the problem.,.

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Part of the RNS issued this morning:


RNS Number : 4109B

Verdes Management PLC

04 March 2014

Embargoed for 730am

4 March 2014

Verdes Management plc

("Verdes" or the "Company")

Restoration of the Company's Shares to Trading on AIM

New Investor, New Investing Policy and Placing of Ordinary Shares

Amendment to Convertible Loan Agreements

Verdes (AIM: VMP) is pleased toannounce that agreement has been reached to secure the Company's future and to allow for the lifting of the suspension of its shares on AIM withimmediate effect.

The Company is pleased to announce that entrepreneur Mr David Breith has purchased a significant shareholding in Verdes from Westminster Asset Management Limited ("Westminster") and plans are already underway to re-establish the Company with a new investment and business strategy.

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