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Hey Worldoil, if the share price gets to £11.55 I would be a very happy man ! I think you meant 11.55p which would still be luverrrrly given my average of 3p :)

Couldn't agree with 475876 more. But perhaps some buyers were holdng off just in case there was one last wiff of bad news? Anyway, we're all sometimes guilty of buying at the wrong time. It's just human nature to buy when everything in the gaden is rosy and sell when it isn't. Look at the historic sales of ISA/Collectives, they always do well when markets are at a peak, but not so well when markets are depressed ! Anyway, good to see the shares going North for a change, let's just now hope that those clowns over the pond sort themselves out. or we're all in the mire !!

Well, just bought another 45,000 shares before next Tuesday. Will be interesting to see what the US/Asian part of the business has done over the last year (especially with the T-mobile tie up). The share price may have dived over the last year (probably down to some big institutional sales and poorer than expected results) but let's face it, there have been some headwinds for Expansys (and other companies) which were outside of their control. For example, weather in December 2010, Global austerity measures, tightenting of household budgets with increasing fuel bills, Japanese Tsunami, Middle East troubles......etc. However, with a good business model and a market for a product that can only go from strength to strength (when was the last time you saw someone using a non-smartphone unit :) I'm sure the long-term future will be good for those like me in for the long term. Keep the faith, remember those little acorns.............

Roll on the end of year results announcement on 26th July, and hoping that sales have been good. Think this is the only thing (barring more aquisitions/deals) that may move the share price. Action always speaks louder than words. Good luck to those of you who are in for the long term, and shame on you fickle investors who aren't :)

Some good news would be very welcome, lets hope the full results for Y/E 30/04/11 due out next month show some positive signs across the group. Can't understand why so many people want to offload when the S/P is so low. We all know you buy low and sell high !

I'm with you there. Business is Business. As a shareholder in Expansys I bought a couple of Phones recently through them (HTC Desire, very impressed!) and the online experience was good, even before the website revamp. Mind you, I had occasion to phone their Manchester Office a couple of times and I must say, I found the experience underwhelming. The two people I spoke to sounded like they were reluctant employees. So I won't weep over the closure of the Manchester Office :)

Hi Newbytuesday (odd name?). I don't profess to be an expert, but Expansys saw its shares slide 16 per cent after it issued a profit warning in January as a result of winter sales being hit by the bad weather. Customers were concerned that orders would not be delivered in time for Christmas. So probably just a but of nervousness has kept SP low. Also trading still pretty tough (at least in UK & Europe) due to financial climate and less discretionary spending. Expansys also announced last month that they were to relocate the head office in Manchester (which was closed 3rd June) down to Marlow in BUCKS to premises owned by Peter Jones and shared by P J Media & Data Select Network Solutions, companies both aquired by Expansys in a reverse takeover last year. So, plenty going on with Expansys, and markets don't generally like uncertainty. But for those that believe in the company and the ability for the management to deliver, I'm sure the rewards will be worth the wait. So, go and buy yourself a bucket load of shares, I'm sure it's only a matter of time before the changes that have and are to be made to Expansys will bring the share value up :)

Morning to you both. I agree with Paulie, someone must have offloaded some volume, perhaps an institutional, and the gap is being filled. Like kline I've bought a bucket load of these via my SIPP and, as I'm not yet an old man, will be holding the stock for a few years. We need a few more long-termers who believe in the stock rather than short-term traders :) Like kline, I started buying @ 5.9p but have averaged down to 3p. Global recovery would be nice to increase discretionary spending and get people changing the phones more frequently :) :)