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THOUGHT FOR WEDNESDAY 7TH MARCH 2007 From top share author MALCOLM STACEY Hello Crazyteers, We all sell shares we should not have done. We do it to clear a profit – then the share keeps on rising. Or we do it because we think it will fall. And it does the opposite. We regret these decisions. But should we regret anything? No, chumeroonis, we should not. We forget, when we are unlucky enough to sell a rising share, all the times when we sold and were glad we did. We also forget that selling the winning share made us a profit. It is the losses that really count in Crazyland. It’s more important to avoid falls than it is to make gains. If you sell a share which you think might fall – after a long good run, for example – then you cannot blame yourself if the share keeps on putting on weight. It won’t do this for ever. It will run out of steam. The Law of Gravity says so. And also remember that money taken out of a share and put into another company may be more profitable for you, even if the original choice keeps on rising. We forget that the money, which is swapped into another share might be even more successful. And it often is, gang, it often is. So be like the famous French singer Edith – and regret nothing. And now let’s all rock gladly on!

A real riser and doing well. Do think this is a good punt if another dip occurs. Not too affected by recent market conditions. Worth some DYOR

Hi shanny, thanks for note. How are you, well I hope. I tried to post the info' last night but had computer problems. Take care.

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THOUGHT FOR TUESDAY 6TH MARCH 2007 From top share author MALCOLM STACEY Hello Crazy Gang, I wish people would not keep calling it a crash. What's happening to the Footsie and other big share charts ain't no crash. It's not even a mini crash. It's a correction. And corrections happen every time the world suddenly thinks that shares are priced a bit too high. Occasionally shares do get over valued. This is because they generally rise in a bull run - which is what we have - and so eventually they become a bit pricey. Logical ain't it? Once the correction is out the way, the process begins again. As far as my bag goes, quite a few of my penny shares - and a few of my blue chips - have actually risen in value this week. A few did rather well last week, too. I could sell these shares for a goodly profit. I'm more likely to do that than sell some of my big fallers. Why sell a car when the market is poor? I'll wait till shares are over-priced again. which in my opinion, and experience, will happen sooner rather than later.

Indigo Vision is doing well and has some fine tuning to carry out, on maximising Profits. Over the recent year SP rose from around 500P to 1000p. Now down on the recent uncertainty of the Market with investors taking their profits. Not a penny share but worth looking at. The product speaks for itself.

Board Changes RNS Number:3525S Torex Retail PLC 06 March 2007 Torex Retail plc (the "Company") Torex Retail plc, a global retail systems provider, today provides a further update as to its board composition. The Company announces that Mr Michael Grant has been appointed to the main Board with immediate effect as Non-executive Director. Mr Grant has significant experience as a turnaround director and has worked on some of the largest and most complex restructuring projects of recent times, including holding senior positions in Eurotunnel, Railtrack, HM Government and Cable & Wireless. He is currently Managing Director of Aaronite Partners, the business turnaround specialist. Mr Iain Lynam, also of Aaronite Partners, steps down from the Board with effect from today. The Company also announces that Mr Michael Carrell has today resigned as Director of the Company with immediate effect. The Company will make an announcement about the appointment of one further Non-executive Director in due course. - Ends - Enquiries: Steve Marshall Chairman, Torex Retail plc Tel: 01295 753 441

Saw this the other day. http://www.thebriefingroom.co.uk Release date: 26 Feb 2007 Hitchin based Timestrip Plc, which develops and markets unique label technologies, recently benefited from appointing The Briefing Room to handle the design of new retail packaging for the revolutionary Timestrip food labels, now on trial in selected John Lewis department stores. Under pressure to meet production deadlines, CEO Reuben Isbitsky called in The Briefing Room to project manage activities, starting with a refined consumer proposition and culminating in new range graphics for the existing clam shell packaging. Timestrip labels address the confusion caused by the multiple time factors affecting when products should be used or consumed by. With this in mind, The Briefing Room created a clearer, more focused on-pack proposition, both visually and textually by using the phrase 'take the guesswork out of food freshness' across the fridge, freezer and cupboard ranges. Serving suggesting imagery conveys a better, fresher eating experience using appropriate foodstuffs. Commenting on the input provided by The Briefing Room, Reuben Isbitsky said: 'Chris and his team have provided invaluable outsourced skills, delivering stronger pack designs with minimum hand-holding and maximum professionalism. We are delighted with the new results and the refinement of our consumer proposition.' Hitchin based Timestrip Plc, which develops and markets unique label technologi

This has to be a long term 'wise buy'. Turnover up, Profits Up, increased demand for many obvious reasons. Listed in Euros! See full RNS ( today ) 2006 was another year of great progress for Kingspan as momentum in our core markets continued and the foundations of the Group in new geographical territories were established. Globally, the focus on energy consumption intensified during the year and there is an increasing awareness of the role that construction techniques and building fabrics can play in alleviating future environmental damage. Generally, activity across the construction sector in Europe improved in the year and whilst preferences in material choices continued to change the Group's focus on developing solutions to capitalise on this shift drove further growth. Some key highlights of 2006 were: • Growth of 18% in sales revenue and growth of 35% earnings over 2005, which in itself was a year of significant growth for Kingspan See Full RNS

This RNS alert is brought to you by Digital Look. ITIS Holdings PLC 05 March 2007 UPDATE ON MISSOURI CONTRACT On 6th December 2005, the Company announced that an agreed form contract with the Missouri Department of Transportation ("MODOT") had been approved by the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission. However, as previously highlighted, due to circumstances beyond ITIS' control, this project remained undelivered throughout 2006. During this time both ITIS and its US partner, Delcan, remained in contract with MODOT whilst seeking, with its involvement, a solution. The Company is therefore pleased to announce today that having secured certain data supply agreements it now anticipates delivering real time traffic information during the first half of the 2007/2008 financial year. The scope of this strategically important project remains unchanged but as originally indicated the financial contribution is expected to be modest. Commenting, Stuart Marks, CEO of ITIS, said: "We are very pleased that we can now focus on the delivery of the MODOT contract and we believe that supplying our real time traffic information in Missouri will act as an excellent reference site for ITIS in the US." - Ends -

Positive support today. Nice to see.

This Email News Alert service is brought to you by KBC Advanced Technologies Plc RNS Number:1984S KBC Advanced Technologies plc 02 March 2007 For Immediate Release KBC Advanced Technologies plc Notice of Preliminary Results KBC Advanced Technologies plc, a leading consultant to the oil industry, will be announcing its preliminary results for the year ended 31 December 2006 on Thursday 15 March 2007. Please contact Weber Shandwick Financial for further details. - Ends- For further information, please contact: Weber Shandwick Financial 020 7067 0700 Rachel Taylor/Hannah Marwood

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RC Group (Holdings) Limited ('RCG' or 'the Group'), one of the leading providers of integrated biometrics and RFID security solutions, announces that trading for the second half of the year has been strong and as a result RCG anticipates that its results for the twelve months ending 31 December 2006 will be significantly ahead of market expectations. RCG will announce its Preliminary Results on Monday 12 March 2007. There will be a briefing for analysts at 9.30am at Financial Dynamics, Holborn Gate, 26 Southampton Buildings, London WC2A 1PB.

Wrong Page but same Family. New Star manager sees FTSE 'near 7,000' By Jonathan Boyd Stephen Wittaker, joint chief investment officer and manager of New Star's UK Growth and Equity Income funds says he sees the FTSE index closing in on the key 7,000 points level by the end of the year. The bullish view comes despite the index's second day of heavy losses. It is currently trading down about 65 points at 6,221. “We may see a little volatility in 2007, however, I foresee no reason why the equity market cannot finish the year in positive territory – probably near the 7,000 mark,” Wittaker says in a statement released by the provider He views the current price swings as a "healthy aspect of equity market," and points out those who sold during the market downturn between mid-May to mid-June last year would have missed out on FTSE All Share total returns of close to 17% over 2006. “If anything, the economic and corporate background today is more supportive than last summer," he continues. "The market has managed to survive a high oil price, a slowdown in the US housing market and higher interest rates. We are currently in a phase where the US housing market is showing signs of recovery, oil is cheaper and central banks have rebuilt their monetary arsenals should the economy need assistance from lower interest rates. "The big unknown is Iran but the impact of global politics on equity markets is alm

KBC Advanced Technologies plc 28 February 2007 KBC Advanced Technologies plc ('KBC' or the 'Company') announces that it was notified on 28 February 2007 that Gartmore Investment Management Limited had increased its reportable interest in the Company as a result of the purchase of 100,000 shares at GBP0.50 on 22 February 2007 and now has a notifiable interest in 7,231,404 Ordinary Shares representing 13.20% of the issued ordinary share capital of the Company as detailed below: UK Registered Owner Shares Held HSBC GLOBAL CUSTODY NOMINEE UK LTD 4,128,186 BNY GIL CLT A/C NOMS LTD A/C LST 781,776 BNY GIL CLT A/C NOMS LTD A/C NWSC 433,679 NORTRUST NOMINEES LIMITED 1,887,763 Enquiries: KBC Advanced Technologies plc Janet Ireland Company Secretary Telephone: 01932 236236 RNS Number:0356S

From my friend Tom Trader’s Outlook – February 28th 2007 The Lead from the US: Negative. At the London close the Dow was down 188.6 points and it ended down 416.02 points at 12,216.24. At the London close the Nasdaq was off 54.9 points but it ended down 96.66 points at 2,407.86. Commodity & Currency Watch: The US dollar lost 1.8% to Y118.5 and lost 0.2% to $1.3215 against the euro. WTI lost $1.30 to $60.29. Gold lost $6.7 to $679.5. London Expects: The spread betters are calling the FTSE 100 to open down 63 points at 6,223. The Technical View: The rug was certainly pulled from underneath the UK stock market, with leading stocks falling sharply towards the first major line of support at the blue 50 day moving average at 6,286. This ties in with the blue December support line and would normally be enough to trigger a rebound of sorts. However, the 400 point decline for Wall Street implies we are in for a more serious correction than just seen yesterday, and it is the intraday low of 2007 at 6,130 which makes for the most likely support area at this time.

Wednesday, 28th February 2007 07:37 Sportingbet flags solid start to Q3 LONDON (AFX) - Online gaming group Sportingbet reported improved fiscal second-quarter sales and profits, excluding its recently-disposed US businesses, and said trading in the third quarter had gotten off to a good start. The owner of the Paradise Poker website reported turnover from continuing operators of 281.9 mln stg for the three months to the end of January, compared to 223.2 mln last year. Gross profit from continuing operators rose to 34.7 mln stg in the period, from 24.7 mln last year, it said. The group, which sold its US arm following last year's crackdown on internet gambling, said the third quarter had started well. The next phase of its restructuring programme, which involves migrating its poker sites to a single software platform and moving its customer service facility to Dublin, was 'well underway', it added. simon.duke@thomson.com

RC Group (Holdings) Limited 28 February 2007 RC Group (Holdings) Limited, one of the leading providers of integrated biometrics and RFID security solutions, today announces the appointment of Investec as the Company's nominated adviser and broker with immediate effect. Enquiries: RC Group (Holdings) Limited Anita Chau, Deputy Chairman & COO +852 3669 6999 Investec Andrew Pinder/Erik Anderson +44 (0) 20 7597 5000 Financial Dynamics (London) James Melville-Ross Hannah Sloane +44 (0) 20 7831 3113 Financial Dynamics (Hong Kong) Alastair Hetherington Julie Wang +852 2293 2257

This is what one wants to read! Monday, 8th January 2007 07:31 Restaurant Group FY LFL sales up 5 pct; awarded 4 sites in new Terminal 5 LONDON (AFX) - The Restaurant Group PLC has reported like-for-like sales up 5 pct for 2006, with strong trading in December. The group, which operates the Garfunkel's and Chiquito brands, said it expects to report very satisfactory full year trading results on March 7, 2007. It added it has been awarded four units at the new Terminal 5 at Heathrow Airport, due to open in March 2008, including a large full-service restaurant occupying a very prominent position in the departures lounge. The company opened 47 new restaurants, including 13 conversions of former Deep Pan Pizza sites. It said initial trading from the newly opened restaurants is good. newsdesk@afxnews.com