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It would be a very brave decision, if not a little foolhardy to call a short on the Bourse indexes right now. The general "dancing in the street" euphoria after the trouncing of New Labour, did yopu see the wide smile on Tony Blair at Gordon Brown's obvious suffering, got in the shires and London, and the suggestion that the worst of the credit crisis is over. It is almost certain that a Long position on the FTSE come Tuesday will be the order, what criteria would warrent shorting the FTSE Tuesday..

A new Political landscape is developing. Go Boris go!!!!!! London's favoured Mayor. And Labour on the skids. My belief is that new Labour has had its day for a while and the hope is of a new phase of old Thatcherite policies will bring in a new era of prosperity. Once thing is for sure, a loud cheer has gone up as a result of the recent local election polls.

Will be settling a loan note and accrued interest, by issuing 6.4mns new ordinaies , trading in the new shares will begin 9th May. This brings the issued share capital ("isc") to 177.4mns or so. The consequent dilution of the earnings Per share ("eps") should have a negative impact on the sp, but the resultant positive Assets effect on the balance sheet should restore the sp fall.

Further to the March announcement. The merger with Impellam Group plc. CXG shares will be suspended as from 7am 6th May, and cancelled 7th May.

Cashed in the chips. Churned the funds elsewhere. There is no more ,ileage in these shares, or is there?

Do you have access to advfn bulletin board?

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Having moved from a negative 8/16p to positive 2p within the last half hour of session, coupled with some rather large money value trades, tomorrow may well deliver up some good shareholder value, news or increased buying perhaps. It is my personal opinion that this share offers up attractive gains.

DMP bough back 225K shares at 16.125p/share, to be held in treasury. The issued share capital ("isc") reduced to 145Mns.

Having read my last footprints. The impression I was meant to give was the high street is a load of old crock, and internet trading will win the day and high street retailing is in for a tough time. I hope my "subject" footprint was not misunderstood.

Hi MrK a stance of holding is one I would not take if the sp was set to rise, buying would be the order of the day, on seasonal pressures etc. But all high street retailers will suffer big time come rain or shine, simply because consumers are fed up with poor service and hiked prices, dodgy parking violations, rising car running costs and poor quality goods. Internet buying is the way forward.

According to Mintel, UK online clothing sales will hit £2.9Bns by 2011, however, I would suggest this figure will be revised upwards. EBTM was hived off from As Seen On Screen, whose new guise of ASOS revealed 90% surge in sales. My guess is for EBTM sell some holdings, lock in profits, run remainder and buy in on further weakness.

Yes this stock seems to be very much ignored and under-rated, and that could turn to investors advantage, as you say a little bit of diggings uncovers a possible little gem.

Vazanay target at the Morava project could contain significant quantity of gas, unfortunately until local planning issues resolved "stalemate".However with its 60% interest in the Janovvice Gas Field the economics of this interest remain bouyant

Maybe time to take profits and come back in on any further weakness perhaps.

This Co, no matter what it soes, trouble seems to be lurking. It got hit big time in the "phone in" competition scandel and has never fully recovered. It still is a cracking tiddler Co but has plenty of potential. I am sure the Management are working towards enhancing shareholder value. Tippits like holdings announcements still suggest to me the sp has room to travel far. Rumours of takeover surround this co, like forever. A few cautious bob tucked away here can do no terminal harm to ones wealth. But for "newbies" this share comes with a high health warning risk so plenty of research needs to be done.

With the recent announcement that Cavendish Asset Management Ltd has declared an interest in 20.303 Mns, in a 3 way split, shares representing 10.2% of the issued shares ("isc").

Hi ramborai good morning. Maybe. But it is a pity that those accusations made by a relative "newbie" directed at me, probably one of the first "pioneering" footprinters on "lse" is unfortunate, maybe I tread on too many toes. But no matter, onwards and upwards. Over the years we have seen "scallies" come and go over the years, and if I go, it would be no hardship to me.

Group director of the Exec team will be joining the Board of AUK as non exec Chairman, replacing Mr Gerry Deighton who takes up the post as President.

As a result of Mr Tim Hodgson becoming Non Exec Chairman. Bringing a wealth of Corporate talent, being group director in the exec team of DTZ Holdings plc. In a separate move, Mr Gerry Deighton has retired as Non Exec Chairman and will become President.