Member Info for GedW

SCR. This Co has been cooking nicely, but now the heat has been turned up. Executive Director ups stake to 11.5% of isc, JPMC & Co announced it holds 13.78% of iscpresumably bought off MI plc. And with a positive and upbeat Danfeng project release 8th this month, looks like to be ready to serve up a tasty return for new investors.

SCO. Significantly; Loss although bad news it is good in respect that year on year loss reducing by significant amout down from £5.17Mns,loss/share coming in at .5p from .8p previous. more significant Net cash of £103K up from a net outflow of £3.9Mns. With almost a Billion isc I might suggest a Capital reorganisation say a 1:10 consolidation. A buy back programme would be premature. Barclays have upped its stake here to over 6%, with more holdings announcements forthcoming I would suspect.. With Millions of £s worth of contracts won recently, this Co is rapidly gaining more respect and the Media pdf presentation is worth a look on its website.

SCO. The eyes blinked and I have spotted the tell tale signs. Trades will now indicate the future share price upswing. This Co has been too long neglected. But will come into the spotlight as previous news comes home to roost.

CYH. Thales purchase increases CYH's customer base by 400 and its vehicles telematic service extends to a further 10K vehicles, opening up new areas of business reach. Long term play. This is an investee Co of BLLM so any upside here should increase BLL's portfolio valuation.

CRX. Directors have informed the market that the 2006 numbers will be published 15th March 07 and are expected to show strong returns in all departments. Income up Costs down and a healthy cash balance, what more could any member wish for, a rising share price perhaps!

MSR. A nice 5 year contract valued at £1.47Mns with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, a nice little earner

BLLM. Providing £900K mezzanine finance to develop site in Northamptonshire. When complete should produce £5.5Mns, so BLLM should do well out of its slice.

BMG. Rare diamond supposedly so rare would fetch 6 figure sum at auction and dubbed the "Chelsea Blue". Recent holdings announcements appears to be capitalising on the significance of this windfall.

BMG. No it is the rare diamond found back in Sept 06.

SOLA. So what is your slant on this ?

SCO. I know Directors are not allowed to divulge information that is not in the public domain. But you can ask the question is there information that they have if it is was to made public, would lead to a significant move in the share price, the response offers a different reaction, "watch the eyes"

SOLA. "Come" on guys, it is not the size but the shots fired. Lets get along without getting creamed here. SOLA has the potential to deliver orgasmic gains of up to £10/share. I know other boards like to gang up and tajke credit for shorting/longing this stock. But fundamentals still prevail. This stock is undervalued on forward projections.

BMG. I think it is a one horse Co and the "Chelsea Blue" is all it has for now. !!!!

MOBS. Never mind I hope the investment here brings forth champagne and roses when future results are anounced, after all "amor" sells and is profitable.

XPG. Take those profits and lock out downturn, but come back in on future weakness, this will happen, come back in on future buying pressure

XPG. Turnover up 4%. Prof before ordinaries £289K from £174K, Ordinary loss £18K down from -£272K, cash circa £1.5Mns.

INT. Co says that half term results to 28th Feb o7 will be released 27th March, and are expected to be in line with market expectations. The Co also released news of an exclusive distribution Agreement to supply Finland.

SCO. With some rather nice trades coming on the board, probably on the back of recent news or perhaps of favourable results due, either way some nice trades and one to cash in on recent volatility and weakness.

ICAC. Noting the recent trades, this stock could well return the gung ho brave and lunatics amongst us, I include myself here. But it looks like some sniffing around this stock.

FAO. This is another sad stock where losses could have been avoided. But no matter, there were very strong buy opinions back in March last year but I could not bring myself to go along with that argument (16th March 2006). There were too many ifs buts and maybes and an indepent report from an unrecognised source. The subsequent buy out was the only possibility of shareholders salvaging something, it just so happened that without it, this Co would have gone belly up, but it is all noted downn in the book of experience.