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wow its worth getting in - reading though your post and few others this could do the same as CPP 80m shares wow emm.... got it on my watch list at 2pm

thanks for sharing the info - back in days was hard lols faaz whats going on PLR ??

you seem to know - which share will rise after CPP - i follow you around abit now lols

how many shares have you got

really thats amazing, wow british steel back in day's was hard now it's easy

architect mate - hard work you topped up on MDZ yet

i take it you brought some top up on MDZ its ready to move again

had to take my work home last night - massive project for a building i', drawing up in london had to get it rite mate.... your saying good time to buy NEOS

have you noticed all the sell - some one was playing with the codes - silly guys

worth a punt - lets see i mite buy at the end

what 25% in public hands emmm

Good Luck - thanks for the CPP tip

100% up in two days the company would of issued RNS stating no reason of the rise - wouldn't there nothing has being said yet good luck who have brought this share

i don't think they are codes - someone playing around

whats going on in here mate?

profit of 1.5m to me thats good news - so why the drop then

why has it dropped

why has this gone up

YELLOW PAGES is fighting for its life after the firm was handed to bankers. HIBU, the company responsible for the iconic phone books, has collapsed under £2.3billion debts. Creditors will now take control of the brand — remembered for its 1980s ads with an old gent, JR Hartley, ringing antique shops to find a copy of a book he penned himself. Shares, which soared as high as 603p in 2007, were suspended on the stock market yesterday at a meagre 0.17p — meaning its shareholders have effectively been wiped out. Banks have agreed a refinance deal that cuts £800million off the cash Hibu owes immediately. Debts at the firm, which has 12,000 staff, were run up in an ill-advised takeover spree before the credit crunch. It also unsuccessfully tried to bring Yellow Pages into the digital age. Among its creditors is George Soros, the investor who in 1992 ‘broke’ the BANK OF ENGLAND by betting against the pound. Others include DEUTSCHE BANK and private equity group BLACKSTONE. Hibu chair Bob Wigley said: “This has been a very demanding year for the group, with some difficult and painful decisions made.” The group’s results, also out yesterday, recorded a £2billion loss, largely due to the one-time cost of writing off many of its previous acquisitions. It saw a 27 per cent drop in revenues to £163million at Yellow Pages in the year to March 31, compared with 12 months earlier. Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/money/5034403/Yellow-Pages-is-fighting-for-its-life-after-the-firm-was-handed-to-bankers.html#ixzz2a9Dkn79i

Quite in here today - whats going on