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SCO. Never take a snapshot of prospects nor soundbites in isolation. Go back refer to previous RNSs, mostly footprinted here where we were told of contract wins and values. The Co has already stated losses but profits expected 2007. With turnover increasing in leaps and bounds all the negative stuff is in the price now. To re-iterate, this Co is well respected within NATO, the losses are well publicised and pencilled in. I would expect more funding requirements as working capital to fund contracts is needed that is obvious, or perhaps not depending on your outlook.

PXC. The share price should start to motor now. It is now generally considered that the spoilers getting back at Cauldwell has backfired, attempting to win points re recent watchdog programme has not dented the appetite for PXC.

SCO. New funds to the tune of £2Mns via placing. This was predicted previously in order to fund the demands of supplying the Eurocopter contract. Sales far exceed last years, although the Co does predict a loss with profits in 2007. April 28th is interim figures announcement date.

TDM. This one has been on the radar. Buyers in today paying around 30p. Over the last couple of trading sessions has been up to a high of 29 1/4p and back down again. This Cos shares are being bought up, taking advantage of weakness. There is no reason why a rebound here should not happen and be long lasting.

PXC. I would expect a fundraising exercise. My footprints Yesterday. It would not be unusual for a company as aggressive as this not to go to the market for fresh funds, any offering would be gobbled up!! My Opinion only backed up by analyst opinions too,

PXC. I am going back to my roots here. 1st Aug 2005. Everything I footprinted then and since I stand by. This is a truly undervalued stock with bags and loads of upside. So who is dancing on the parade? who is pulling "dogwatch" strings. A strong buy is my position for now, for what it is worth.

WTH. Debt slashed and Pre Tax profits up over 300%. Directors bought back over 3% of the shares recently.

CFL. Hi Mark. Are you still following this as you deserve a lot of credit for allerting followers to this?. Today CFL announced that trading was in line with expectations ie T/0 circa £10Mns and EBITDA profits around £1.1Mns. Debt has been reduced substantially and subordinate debt elliminated. Has a strong library under its belt.

PXC. Earlier today it was announced that UBS now holds 18.28% of ISC or 426Mns and Goldmans owns up to having 5.02% or 117Mns of the ISC. I think it is very likely that there will be more announcements to be made along these lines.

PXC. Within the last 1/2 trade session 1/3 of the earlier trades went through the market. The ticker is still clicking, the close of PXC was delayed, probably due to the sheer volumes going through the market. I suspect the long waiting game for action may be over.

PXC. As we speak, huge buys going through the market above prevailing offer price.

MIL. No undeclared secret dealings allowed here I am afraid. All trades by EPTs must be declared. The whole point to the The City Code is transparency.

PXC. On those fundamentals and the interest in the new technology that PXC is offering in greater quantities, it is ahead of the game. It has all the hallmarks of a share which should take off big time, a secondary offering would be gobbled up no problem. PXC is ludicrously undervalued, the client base alone should be the envy of rivals, all the new customers recently signed up will want all the offerings PXC can provide. BT is a pussycat in this field, it does not have the technology nor the experience to compete with the old Broadband hands, BT is losing out on unbundling exchanges, something PXC is agressively achieving. When a Co comes out and says that it is not interested in a situation, you can bet your last dime, that the opposite is true, Companies are often very coy about there poker hand so bluff is the game, so why should BT dismiss out of hand an offer for PXC? and BT is bluffing, it has looked and is looking. PXC must be a jewel in any would be broadband supplier.

MIL. Hi Debbie/Dinky. good to have the attention of at least two of the lADIES on this site LOL. Just to clear up SARS, they do not apply during an offer period, only a run up to a bid under the code. So ignore SARs at this stage of the game.

MIL. It looks to me that there is no reason why this share should not attract a buyer in at 15p or so. Shareholders funds stands at £16.7Mns of which ££7.7Mns was cash. Turnover is a staggering £85Mns ie 7 x turnover. However horrendous Admin charges pull this into loss. Any buyer could reduce these overheads but there has to be synergies in order not to duplicate costs, with economies of scale in the offing, and with little downside, the sp has not moved that much since the possible offer was announced, there was already support for the recent sp regardless purley on fundamentals.

MIL. The recent trades appear to be no more than shares being traded in the "normal course of business". The amounts are of a number not to be unusual. SARs as you mention, are there primarily to prevent dawn raids on the shares and only apply to holdings of 15% to 29.99% but rules relating to EPTs are being complied with. Rule 8.1 Dealings by parties and by Associates fro themselves or for discretionary clients. It is easy to read much more into trades during an offer period, than really exists, because they appear confusing and contradictory, that is because of disclosure rules.

ERX. SP responding to over 129Mns shares traded with a small.o5p uptick in price. ZYX could be on the end of some of the buys (possibly) second time round.

CRC. In my book and general consensus. Penny Shares are those stocks whose SP is sub £ up to 99.99p, there is no hard and fast rule. For ever the optomist me! LOL with you.

CRC. As predicted, this former penny stock breaks free penny status and will now longer be researched by me, can you cleverer people who trade in £+ stocks CFDs etc keep up appearances!

CRC. Consistent buying and rising copper prices has pushed this stock out of penny range. Has had a good run, but more to come judging by volumes bought recently.