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

lol , I'm a crap trader Kim and at close of business yesterday had no position in COMS for the first time since last summer and didn;t feel comfortable.

Haven't done the maths yet but I'm sure I'm now in these for nothing plus at least a 1 bagger profit on original investment.

If the deal Breith was talking about comes off then I have no doubt there will be a big placing / rights issue but it will transform the company into a much bigger company overnight and have a positive effect.

If it doesn't come off then it still shows his intentions and his eye for a deal which is also a positive.

Happy to sit back and watch it play out now but have left a couple of cheeky buy orders in at lower prices looking for a spike down.

'Cheeky buy orders'? .......... Somewhere around the 6p level? ;o)

Have done a few lucrative trades over the last few months but got caught out with a buy at 9.74 on Monday! Still ahead overall though so can't complain......yet!

I don't know anything about the Elliot Wave Theory, but these daily chart movements are making me feel seasick.:-)

Dil - I agree with your comments about a possible placing/rights issue.

I've just had a top-up here - rumour has it that Geoff Foster's "rumour" of a "heavily discounted placing" is totally unfounded! :-)

Just like QPP today

after such a large rise is normal profit taking will come and strong

doodle a rumour about a rumour that sounds believable.

halifax - lol :-)

Geoff Foster treading on thin ice imo.

Financial Journalism Best Practice Note 2005

Introduction

The newspaper and magazine publishing industry's Code of Practice binds all national and local newspapers, magazines and their websites. Clause 13 of the Code imposes a number of requirements relating to financial journalism, and Clause 1 (Accuracy) also has a particular relevance.

The Code:


• prohibits the use of financial information for the profit of journalists or their associates;
• imposes restrictions on journalists writing about shares in which they or their close families have a significant interest without internal disclosure;
• stops journalists dealing in shares about which they have written recently or intend to write in the near future; and
• requires that financial journalists take care not to publish inaccurate material and to distinguish between comment, conjecture and fact. This is particularly important for any journalists making investment recommendations to readers about whether to buy, sell or hold shares

Omg the village idiot is posting on this thread !

It's about time the company issued an RNS just to clarify exactly what is going on. David Breith always seems keen to talk the talk - suddenly he's gone quiet!

An interesting few days, to put it mildly. For anyone who may be interested - following on from the article which appeared in the Daily Mail on Tuesday morning, ( actually it wasn't even an article, it consisted of two sentences) which had such an effect on the share price I have sent emails to; the Editor of the Daily Mail, the PCC and the FCA asking for some clarification on the guidelines about the Code of Practice presented to financial journalists in this country. I will probably be thrown a few 'dot balls' and the usual pat answers to similar questions, but hey-ho I can be a stubborn pain-in the-neck at times when something riles me!

I have received a response from Alex Brummer, the City Editor of the Daily Mail regarding the email I sent about Geoff Foster's comments. If I said the response from Brummer was both arrogant and patronising it would be an understatement.

Send it to me via my moneyam address .... I'll wind the feckers up :-)


Serious doodles the share price is what 8p ??? Two weeks ago it was about 5p , you got to expect a pull back up to say 66% given the speed of the rise.

Breith said he would get it to 10p and he has. Him and company look well run imo and well regarded ... unlike Foster who has been a standing joke with his peers and investors alike for years.

He gets fed sh*te on purpose but often doesn't realise .... harmless guy imo but thick as shit.


Disclaimer : me or anyone I know have never fed any idiot financial journalist living or dead any information that we/they thought might be true in cloud cuckoo land only.

Hi Geoff :-)

He used to ramp Calluna and Bioprogress/Meldex if I remember right ... says it all.

lol Dil! Brummer sounded like a football manager whose star player had just been given a red card for a badly timed tackle:-)

What is the point in having a Code of Practice for financial journalists if it's not enforced. The problem is some journalists think they are above the law.

Oops! 138,333,333 new ordinary shares (the "Placing Shares") at 6 pence per share,

so they have just paid £10m for a loss making company, with a turnover of £10m.