Member Info for GedW

Judging by Corporate rumours circulating. Now would be an opportune time to take a position. A new broom so to speak at the helm may well stear this Co through the troubled waters. Current weakness may well be down to general weak market sentiment, so any hint of buying pressure, follow suit, bur as always keep you wits about you and set stop losses if positions taken, a safe 10-15% of purchase price may be required.

Peter Gyllanhammer, the seasoned icelandic investor, through intermediaries has taken a direct control of 7.1% of the issued share capital ("isc"), the holdings represent some 4.3Mns isc. A very interesting developement here in the recent out of favour stock.

Company has issued a statement today, suggesting that significant improvement has been made in the second half of the financial year after a morribund first half. Expected numbers overall will therefore meet market expectations. Appoints Mr Allan Charles Branch to the Board as CEO. With record turnover and profits with continuing improvement in Gross margins to be announced, this Co has a brighter future for now.

A five year contract extension has been awarded by Northern Ireland Electricity. This contract firmly puts the "phone in" scandel well behind now. The delivery of an automated call handling solution providing 24 hour information and service updates in the event of power outage. This reinforces ECK.s position in providing large hosted solutions a company source stated. With hosted offerings with major existing substantive deals running, ECK is the leading provider of speech recognition services, more lucrative deals will surely be announced.

Cybit Positioning Solutions, CYH's subsidiary, has signed a not less than half a million sterling per annum seven year contract to supply VHF radio tracking system fully integrated to GPS tracking. This is a repeat order with this customer. This deal reinforces my belief that CYH will advance its exposure to this market of GPS enables positioning solutions, and in my opinion, the sp requires some upside correction.

With a near £50 millions cash pile burning a hole, this Co is determined to exploit its resources in Colombia and accelerate its 2008 growth commenced in 2007 plan having secured a 1000 horse power top drive drill rig on a one year contract. Expect the news flow to be steady here with a steady incremental sp to match.

RAB capital has agreed to transfer almost 196 millin shares to Rahn & Bodmer @ a price of 1.1p/share. This transaction indicates some corporate activity expected, possibly leading to a major sp correction.

London Stock Exchange are showing these as some 11% up on the session, trading at 24.35p. I doubt if you will get the prices qouted on this site. But worth noting that this is a very very very neglected and confused stock and has been quietly increasing in value on the qt.

Noam Lanir has decided that enough is enough with this Co in its current guise, having bought up a further 1.65% or just under 5million shares, the days of this Cos indepences are marked. So sad when a Co with so much potential is quietly acquired by an acquisition vehicle willing to change the course of direction, as a majority shareholder now the die has been cast.

This stock has been a day traders paradise, however not many have volunteered thier words od wisdom here, for the medium to longer term, stake builders know a thing or two and have shown the clear signals recently of their intentions to the investors amongst us. SP shows resilience to general weakness supported by increased institutional activity.

Landfill in Irvine California is producing Liquified Natural Gas at its Landfill Gas facility, and producing alternative energy supply at the rate of 5k gallons/day, at a 70%+ capacity rate. Increased commercial capacity has been pencilled in for 2008.

Announcement made today that litigation between ERG and Regis re the purchase of Mount Street Holdings, has been put to bed by both parties withdrawing their respective claims without any cash consideration. In another twist both parties have entered into a new property management agreement and so have kissed and made up.

Announcement today clears up speculation into recent substantial share buying: Goldman Sachs & Co account for 11.44% and holds 7.8Mns of the isc; MF Global UK Ltd holds 8.18% or 5.8Mns shares; Artemis I M Ltd (AIM VCT 2) holds 3.9Mns or 5.76% of the isc. The Co has almost 68.5Mns issued shares.

This global designer and supplier of IP, high-capacity, self-routing switche systems has announced today that trading for the year ended 31st Dec was ahead of expectations, future published results to be published 21st Feb will reveal.

Looks like someone taking advantage. Torre Services Ltd lifts strategic holdings. Watch this space concerning Corporate activity and the days of independence are numbered.

Having seen this stock rise on the back of recent Corporate News, locked in profits at 62p but running remainder of holdings for some interesting sp fluctuations. Corporate news looks on the cards.

Company, despite quashing rumours as recent as new year's eve, has confirmed that Turf TV has signed up 2,200 Ladbrokes betting shops, each paying £6,500 to have live meets televised from 31 of the 59 UK racecourses, looks like SIS partnership is crumbling, leaving Turf TV, AMRAC to pick up the remaining 28 racecourses controled by SIS. This new deal brings the number of betting shops under the Turf TV contracted brand to 6000, we can now expect William Hill and Betfred the only two remaining in the consortia of SIS to follow the Coral/Ladbrookes lead and sign up to the mightier Turf TV.

The Co has issued a statement this morning, quashing weekend press speculation, that Turf TV, the betting shop racing service operated by 31 racecourses, including Cheltenham, Newbury, Goodwood, and Alphameric, under the name Almagated Racing, has not signed any more contracts, other than the recent Coral deal, until potential offer approaches by interested parties are concluded, Ladbrookes was mooted as having signed up to Turf Tv thus challenging the Satellite Information Services (an almagation of Ladbrookes, William Hill, Betfred, and former Coral), William Hill was alleged to be about to announce a deal with Turf TV. The bitter dispute between SIS and AMRAC has been protracted and expensive. My suspicians are that AMRAC will win the day and SIS will crumble leaving Turf TV the only runner in providing live coverage from all of the UK's racecourses. Alphameric stands to gain in the new year as 1st January will bring the matter to a head, as an agreement looks on the cards between all parties after 12 months of bitter squabling.

Turf TV has signed up 1560 Coral "bookies" bringing the number of outfits taking the offering to 4000 beaming live race meets from 31 race courses etc. A coup of a contract and puts pressure on AMRAC to reach an out of court settlement to the long, bitter and protracted litigation spat.

Has been offered a £50millions secured debt facility with BNP Paribas, with an initial drawdown of £13mns. This Co has got some very big ideas for its future back up by some big hitters in the finance world. One to follow with interest.