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14 February 2007 Torex Retail plc (the "Company") Appointment of New Chairman and Increased Bank Funding Torex Retail plc, a global retail systems provider, today provides a further update as to its board composition and financing arrangements. The Company announces that Steve Marshall has been appointed to the main Board with immediate effect as Non-executive Chairman. Mr Marshall has had a prestigious career in industry, including as CEO of both Railtrack PLC and Thorn PLC, having also been group finance director at both companies. He is currently non-executive chairman of Delta PLC and a non-executive director of Balfour Beatty PLC and Southern Water Services Ltd. He was also executive chairman of Queens Moat Houses PLC. This appointment follows those recently of Keith Taylor as Acting Chief Executive Officer and Iain Lynam as Chief Restructuring Officer, all of which considerably strengthen the Board's operational and corporate restructuring experience. The Company also announces that its syndicate of banks has agreed to provide the requested additional short-term working capital facility of £15.0 million. The Board considers that this will be sufficient to meet the Company's short-term working capital requirements. The £15.0 million is in addition to the Company's existing total banking facilities of £152.5 million comprising term loans and overdraft facilities. The Company expects to enter into further disc

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A ship code-named Ella will require further investigation before being definitively proven to be a 19th century bullion wreck, warned salvage specialist Subsea Resources.

Quantica sees support this morning.

Nice lift up today lots of confidence in Buying. I topped up this morning. If your out there Tim, have a good weekend. Yoo have more snow than us now!

Nice progress over recent months one to watch. With a slight rise today, and no doubt some profit taking.

7 February 2007 Torex retail plc (the "Company") Board Appointments Torex Retail plc, a leading global retail systems provider, today provides an update following the announcement of management actions issued on 31 January 2007. The Company announces that Mr Keith Taylor has been appointed to the main Board with immediate effect as Acting Chief Executive Officer. Keith Taylor has just completed 7 months as Turnaround Director in the NHS. His IT sector experience has been at Morse Plc where he initially integrated the Diagonal acquisition before going on to radically change their reseller business, which remains a successful service-led company. He was also Chief Operating Officer at Admiral plc where he was responsible for transforming the Group into a wholly integrated business before its onward sale to CMG. Mr Iain Lynam has also been appointed to the main Board with immediate effect with specific responsibility for managing any restructuring of the business which may be appropriate. The Company also confirms that it remains in dialogue with its lenders who continue to be supportive of the restructuring process. The Board would like to take the opportunity to thank its employees, customers and suppliers for their support during this challenging time. The Company will make a further announcement with a full financial update as soon as possible. - Ends -

Agree with GedW and 1400's earlier comments about this company. All these investment companys are similar. They only rise on buying of their own shares. Nothing filters through as maybe it should. Never made a bean from Billam and sadly have sold SAR this morning. Have decided the current Market is not saying hang around with stocks that you are unsure of. This is strictly my own view. Take care Guys!

Good Company and will earn one income longer term. Buy on a Dip and don't rush in.

Wednesday, 7th February 2007 08:13 First Artist says trading 'strong' during 5-month period ending Jan 31 LONDON (AFX) - Entertainment and sports management agency First Artist Corporation PLC said trading during the five month period ending Jan 31 -- including the Christmas trading period and the January football transfer window -- has been strong. The company said it is confident of reporting further progress at its first half results from a strong cash flow and an increasing order book. newsdesk@afxnews.com

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Hello Tim, Hope yoo sold lots of perfume in Florence and had some good food & wine. Snow White sends her love and she has bought some Sareum and some Voller. Hold Yoo its' good for free dating. Take care regards from Sweden.

Thinking a week ago that Voller Energy,( what must be a valuable asset in this growing alternative energy market ) is sitting at its' lowest S/P since floating in 2005. Was a well covered play by Growth Company Investor soon after floating on AIM and since, slid down. Was possibly looking cheap lately and must have been tipped by some Press or Inv' Journal. Would think this is definately a Stock of the future and will end up at a much higher price.

Now with its' head above water after the latest figures, should be on an up from here.

On 03 Feb' Bill Adlard from Chart-Guide.com says Buy. Perhaps you already know this! Last week on Chart-Guide I looked at Entertainment Rights suggesting it was probably a buy at 32p. There were several features on the weekly chart which caught my attention - the MACD indicator hovering just below zero - now it's turned upwards. I thought that support at 30p had to hold - and it has. The price has now jumped back into the up trend channel after making a prolonged base just above and below support at 30p. Finally, the short term down trendline has been breached, suggesting that the major up trend is set to continue.

PREZZO Moving Up I checked out this share last Spring when it was around 50p 'ish it hung around until the start of this year. Good Interims last September '06 and no further news following that. Broker forcasts that I've seen are out of date. Up 4p on Friday and 8 . 75p over the week. It had moved more since late 2006. Don't know how far it could go. Found this note below in Times online. On the 31st January 2007. Prezzo rose 1¼p to 70p on a “buy” note from Charles Stanley, which said that the restaurant chain could be a bid target. Thought it looked cheap last Autumn it might be worth a punt on a drop on profit taking. DYOR.

This has already been covered.

A paragraph from Nick Fletcher of the Guardian 03.02.07 Wren Homes, the retirement homes group which recently moved from Plus Market to Aim, added 2.5p to 54.5p after an upbeat trading statement. There was said to be some new institutional buying of the company's shares.

Times more addage http://business.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,8209-2582925,00.html

Times online article.......... http://business.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,8209-2582947,00.html