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DAG. Don't take it personal. Stop Losses were in place. Pity you were not here in Sept 05 to offer up insight wisdom. But better late than never, remember what goes around comes around, skeletons and all, be warned of stones and greenhouses. I will offer up best available factual information and opinion, my trading strategy is private and not for public scrutiny you never know who is tuning in, HM Revenue & Customs FSA etc, wink wink, be careful what you divulge. But if hindsight is your bag so be it.

DAG. It is a pity and a trait that insight could have been more interesting than hindsight but contribution gratefully recieved proves that wild sp swings can be pounced on for easy money, have you spotted the others today, did you play this stock? you could have made over 70% by selling at yesterdays highs buying at yesterdays close and selling at 14p current bid. Those swings make nice earners.

DAG. Stop losses prevent and restrict downside movements with the strategic review indicating a stronger performance. This stock has the hallmarks of delivering up nice profits. Not sure if you can short this stock if it is the shorters had a field day.

DAG, well spotted profits were made on those movements, more to be made on volatility, keep up the research and footprints the more the merrier.

CPNR. I still maintain that the independence of this tiddler is at stake. footprint 4th Jan et seq.

RDS. Hi STOCKSPY. I hope you picked up on the nod with DAG yesterday. Had you have bought around yesterdays close price you would have returned a near 30% sp swing at the price of 13.5p current up 2p on yesterdays close. Look for the footprints they are out there. Best of luck with your trading.

AVD. ADW has disposed of its entire 3.99% stake representing 15Mns shares.

ADW. Disposed of all of its 3.99% or 15mn shares in Avid.

NET. At the egm today, shareholders approved the motion to cancel the spa, the Courts will now be asked to approve the cancellation. There could well be divis or buy backs in the offing, either way this should enhance the sp.

RCG. Where was the information which suggests that the SERV/RCG programme would be unlikely to add huge contribution. Neither Co can produce beyond their current capabilities, do we know if both Cos are operating at full capacity in which case additional "resources" will be required. I have also seen various projections and calculated my own based on historical data as available.

RCG. Hi chan. Depends on which Co benefits most. Has SERV got a good track record of delivering to the market a useable product and a strong market share. As no numbers were released it is a situation where SERV on the face of stands to gain the most being the end "server".

RCG. SERV is a provider of Active Latch technology that controls with low energy inputs the movement or motion of mechanisms, such as locks, teams up with RCG Holdings Ltd joining the ProActive Partnership programme, which will help lock manufacturers and value added resellers bring together the advanced technology from SERV with a raqnge of access control solutions, thereby reducing time to market and cutting development costs..

SERV. Has teamed up with AIM's RCG Holdings Ltd to collaberate on SERV's forthcoming range of finished locks

BRV. Capital reduced by some £10 1/2Mns, Share premium Account reduced by £2 1/2Mns, P&L Deficit of £6 1/2Mns eliminated, onwards on upwards for possible divi's or buy back if and when appropriate.

IGE. A change of adviser, adopting and suggesting a more aggressive Corporate approach, losses narrowed on 50% increased turnover, lucrative contracts being won, this fallen star will shine through.

DAG. Directors are undergoing a strategic review to increase shareholder value, this includes the possible sale of the Co, big hitters in the Corporate world have been hired to conduct the review. Medium term play.

BVC. CTC one of the largest didtributors to the Japanese tech market, has tied up with BVC to distribute BVC's products and solutions. CTC is number one in Japan for the distribution of Sun Microsystems, EMC, Avaya, Hewlet Packard, Symantac, Network Appliances and various BEA Systems and achieved revenues of around £1Bns. BVC has now gained access to truly global market place and markets worldwide.

ETL. The Appeals Court have reached a sensible decision. Those greedy wotnots that wanted special treatment from a Co on its knees so they could retain their travel concession perks, have, as suggested, lost their Appeal for special shareholder privileges and rightly so. I have nothing against shareholder perks per se, but give it a rest with an almost bankrupt ETL. The final vote for the share reconstruction will take place in a few days time. I hope it is accepted, even though ordinary holders will see their share diluted to 13%, it is far better than rejecting the deal and end up with worthless paper.

PXC. Hi joesmoke, there is potential here, I am not so certain that PXC is off radar screens, after all it is in the big league of Broadband etc suppliers. As talks of megers and takeover has been around for a couple of years, seasoned potential bidders of the likes of BT have never come out to say they are not interested despite various strong suggestions that they would, other have allegedly walked away, the Co statement recently, suggested that all rumours of interested parties, was just that, rumours . Wimax looks like it is being rolled out so that increases the chance of a bid coming, whoever, or whenever the offer price has to be near £400Mns - £425Mns (and that is top end predictions) as that is all PXC is worth, with that sort of valuation the share price has almost fully priced in any bid, but Wimax could just salvage and squeeze a little more, but even that situation has dragged on, with PXC it is like pulling teeth a long drawn out and painfull affair, do not add insult to injury by paying over the top for the shares.

PXC. Hi joesmoke, could it be that come monday, the "tiscali" alleged offer would have been kicked about in the weekend press, so everyone will be of the same opinion. But my reservations of this strategy are that come Monday, the sp price will be hiked, and come Thursaday the price would have weakened, so buying high selling low is not a good strategy. In any event the sp appears to be up with events and there is not much leeway for much more upside.