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They'll need something, in Feb they said losses would be 15-16m USD on sales of 15.6m USD due to NHS spending constraints. Not forecast to make a profit until 2008 at the earliest. SP halved from 80p+ to 40p, and recovered recently to 44p now. Long term potential perhaps, but unless they have a big announcement I can't see much to tempt. What have I missed marshgad?

Getting a second wind now, up to 77-79p on more buying. In hindsight I should have called my broker but the order changed to a working deal which usually means it's going through, but after 5 minutes went back to pending. Anyway, looking good for everyone in at any price so far this morning. 57p was a great call, hope you bought all you could afford. Now 78-79p.

I paid 73p when the auto trading restarted and was a bit cross with my broker (TDW) and told them so. But that's the way it goes, bought on a T20 so plenty of time to see where the price goes. It might not do much more today but no doubt there'll be some press coverage tomorrow.

Didn't get in at the bottom but took another punt on SOLA, in at 442.75p. They seem to be rebounding nicely so far this morning. Level 2 looking good too, 2v2 but more buys than sells in the queue. Current SP 449-455p.

My guess was they were going to fly, I tried to buy several times without success but when I finally spoke to my broker it turned out that electronic dealing was suspended. The report says they expect to meet targets for 2007 despite the recent fall in profits. The likely EPS of 10.9p for 2007 puts then on a forward P/E (after the rise this morning) of 6.65. The shares are underpriced, a more realistic P/E of 12 would put them on 130p, and even for a conservative P/E of 10 they would need to be at 109p. A good investment in my opinion.

Lots of buying in the first 15 minutes, should go higher I think. It looks like the fall was overdone.

Up, then down, then recovering. Good news at the close though, a delayed trade of 250K shares which looks to have been a buy earlier this afternoon. Still lacking true direction but a share price higher than last weeks close at least. All sorts of rumours regarding bids flying around, I'm a little sceptical myself but still think that they are way underpriced on fundamentals. If we did get a bid it would be at a substantially higher price than 22p, that's for sure. I plan to retain my initial holding, but the T20 is due for sale at the beginning of May if we don't get much progress between now and then.

Not a huge selloff and screens showing 462K buys against 417K sells, but price down quite a bit, now 427.25-430p. Buying opportunity looming in my humble opinion.

Was that your sell at 12.8p then? If so you had a bigger margin than I made on ACE, and I thought I did well. Good start to the week!

A brave and worthy punt that one Jonty. Always hard to tell if a sudden rise will continue or reverse. You could get 12.75p for them now, that will be just over 10% after costs, a good trade indeed. Wasn't this one reported in the weekend press? Very thinly traded share, and even todays rise has only seen 28 contracts and 450K shares changing hands, about £50K worth. I suspect I'd be out by now but good luck with it if you continue to hold.

Looking ok, if the figures are accurate then there's been more buing than selling today, 204K buys against 189K sells, and some further buys coming in now the offer has increased to 450p. 442p mid might well have been the low, you could even see a day trade profit here :)

Contemplated these last week at 490p or so, and again this morning at 455p. Still dropping though, now at 440-444p and under a lot of selling pressure. Not clear where (or if) we'll bottom out today, I expressed an opinion a couple of months ago that SOLA was cheap in the low 400s, may be time to pile in again shortly.

Supposed to be 1ft but we had 2ft and clean with the odd 3ft set, warm sunshine and light a light sea breeze, superb day. LNG has decided to brighten up too, 22.0-22.75p with lots of buying and very little selling pressure this morning. Could have further to go today, I would like to see these hitting 25p very shortly.

Polymer Logistics (POLL.L), a provider of 'one-touch' logistics solutions to leading retailers and suppliers in the UK and Continental Europe, will announce preliminary results for the financial year ended 31 December 2006 on Thursday, 12 April 2007.

Hey, well I'm also the first footpinter on here for AMT, obviously no one else on the planet takes an interest in them. Good to see a share price rise of 1.2% on Friday, for which you call all thank me, give me a pat on the back and offer to meet me in the Bahamas at some later date. I'll expect heaps of praise, particularly 2 years down the line (the first 23 months of which AMT will go tits up before finally breaking into a profit) and have a few tasty investors flirting with me in a slightly sexy fashion, not realising I'm a 3ft hunchback with a glass eye. And no one will ever know my actual investment amounts to 50p in my piggy bank. But such is life, It'll wash over me, leaving me with that warm and fuzzy glow inside. But now it's time to go get that piggy bank, I have a wife to buy an Easter Egg for :) Happy Easter!

I think LNG didn't do too badly today. Considering the spectacular rise since the results there must have been a lot of investors like yourself selling out to use up their CGT allowance. I'm quite satisfield that we finished above 20p, despite my second tranche costing me 22.25p. Assuming no political problems over the long weekend I can see many stocks opening a bit higher as the market makers take advantage of the selloff and likely buy back, LNG included. Have a good Easter break everyone. I'm hoping for surf, but it doesn't look like happening...

Bad news from this well has wiped out all of yesterdays gains from elsewhere. Win some lose some I guess. Glad I didn't go in heavy.

Today is the end of the financial year, there's a good chance that some people holding from lower levels are profit taking to use up CGT allowances. If I were in a position to buy more I'd leave it until near the close. Anyone with belief in the company longer term will probably want to get back in on Tuesday. The market makers will realise this too.

I was a huge fan of Alan Sugar back in the early 80s before anyone had heard of him. He pretty much invented the home word processor, selling hundreds of thousands into a market with zero penetration and went on to do the same for PCs. I owned a PC386 which cost me the best part of two grand back in the late eighties, a fine introduction to personal computers it was too. I invested in Amstrad a couple of times and made a bit of money, but for the last 15 years or so they've only been on my radar occassionally, on the introduction of new products or the odd profits warning. I caught up with them yesterday after a bit of a decline in the share price, a bit odd as the last 'bad' news was in February. I decided to give my dear old mate Alan another chance after all these years, so have taken a small shareholding at 141.25p. My thought is that if they can get the HDTV PVR delays in hand they should recover well, any news of shipments in June is likely to be well accepted. At present I think anything under 150p is cheap. We should see a share price pushing back towards the 200p mark longer term. Oh, and I'm not a fan of the apprentice, I never watch it.

The T10s (from results day anyway) are already out, you have to sell on day 8 if you want to close. I thought the share price would hold up a bit better than this, but far fewer trades at the moment than of late, 197K buys against 315K sells. I think we get carried away some times and we expect a quick rise when a steady gradual increase is more likely. On fundamentals this is still a very good share with a spectacularly low forward P/E. I for one am grateful that this company was brought to my attention on this board.