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OMG. As a postscript to SHARES punt today 5th Jan. These were the preliminary highlites 6th December 2005 Turnover up 14% to £14.2M EBITDA profits £923K from £315K EPS up 65% Cash Bbalances £4.4 (NB Market Cap of £14.04M) All sectors performing well

IBB. Following up my previous footprint 8th Dec. The Company released today news that it will be opening a Manchester Branch today in Longsight (this is not that far from the City of Manchester Football stadium, home to Manchester City FC). The Company reckons it has a target population of some 36,000 Muslims historically. Sometimes the market gives off clues as to developments.

ZOO. With Man Fiancial Limited now holding a "substantial" slice of the ISC amounting to 5.07% or just over 16M, it is easy to judge the interest developing here.

CMS. There is no further news on any takeover, but there was released earlier today a regulatory News Service (RNS) announcement regarding a collaberation with a Singaporian software developer. Full analysis on RNS 4759W This looks very promissing from my initial reading, what do you folks think of the merits?

CRC. Thanks but no thank you.

CRC. Say that in terms I can understand. Do we have a Nick Leeson scenario. Perhaps as as up to speed as you are you could do it for me, you are coming from an advantaged position!

CRC. This is a bit of a "sleeper". A bit of a dark horse. With rapidly expanding demand for copper here and in the Orient. Has much going for it. All other FTSE listed copper producers reporting strong demand, this co will hang on to the coat tails for the ride. I am somwhere down the line. For the mo enjoying the adrenalin rush. Who else is on board this one?

HPE. Lost interest now. Too late I have made my bread for today. moving on to next profit. SPQR prevails. Good researching though. My stake money is in the pot ready for tomorrow's killing. Thanks by the way.

HPE, with a nice 90% gain or after a 30% cost 60% was a good result earlier today. Thanks for the chit chat here today, see you somewhere else tomorrow. Penny shares what is the problem?

INO. Share price will fall sooner rather than later. With no sign of share buyers, expect the price to drift. Christmas season was make or break time?

BLL. I am surprised that there were not many more sellers late in the day. The last time the press run the story, regarding the Athens contract win (that too was a letter of intent situation) the share price rose .003p on the back of a previous day's rise of .002p. So if history repeats itself, yes the price will rise but will fall back sharply thereafter again. 41M shares traded on the news. But with almost 1.4BN shares issued not much to play for until the foundations are in place. Tinsel Town magic or a Californian pipe dream? I am going for the former.

HPE. The Directors were quick of the mark denouncing today's share price movement. I bet that will come as a surprise to the buyers of the stock today and the day's trading session not even over, tut, tut. There will be some news forthcoming I feel.

ELE. With strong consistent buying over several sessions and a share chart showing strong performance over the last month. Putting this one in my stable for continued share price appreciation. With about 94M issued Share Capital, and a good Corporate policy, could attract the right sort of institutional investors.

RVD. Word missing, but you probably worked that out already. After "for...(EPS) insert "enhancing" activities..... Also has in the first line should be "have" not has.

BLL. The London Stock exchange (LSE) have these shares marked up at .02p but are still quoting a bid/offer spread .10 to .11p. The share price is more like .11169567333p. so it is all in the rounding up/down. In the olden days share prices were in fractions but computers will only deal in 2 decimal places nowadays when it comes to share pricing. Does this help!

RVD. Yes the placing will dilute EPS/PE but RVD will has cash in the bank as a result. Hopefully the placing proceeds will be used in the future for Earnings Per Share (EPS) activities, with consequent share price appreciation. That is the theory, looking to a future rise in Price/Earnings improvement.

HPE. Not upset at all, as happy as larry, merely responding to your footprints. Like I say I make footprints. It is up to others to invest whether it is money to burn or otherwise. You can the horse to the drinking trough, but you cannot force it to drink. Everyone has their own investment strategy. Your postings echo what is publicly out there and with research it is fall all to judge. But not that many sellers of the stock today, so your comments are best to be read by them I feel. Some have obviously decided to ignore the bid/offer spread and dealing costs anyway despite that.

HPE. Taking that thought to its ultimate conclusion, everything dies eventually even Barclay Golddusts. But I am not responsible for none of the events, but I will report and if my footprints help or otherwise so be it, it is not for me to judge peoples tax bills or their deaths. So I cannot see any connection. Should no-one ever report on the shares that you so despise, or even buy, hold or sell their shares. What is so wrong with bringing these types of shares to peoples attention and into the public debating arena. People have minds of their own surely.

HPE. I cannot doubt your observations. I take it upon myself to footprint on any type of share. I trust to others to do research and come back and join in the debate. That is good stock market investing. There may well be obvious sound reasons for not investing, there may be good, but I cannot tell you what will happen in the next hour or so, neither can I know what is discussed in the Boardrooms of PLCs until I am told, so I would never second guess wher a share price is going, I can tell you where it has been. Yes and I agree with the fact that there is a very good reason why shares are priced as they are but the future is out there.

RVD. City Equities Ltd. Passed onto its private clients & now accounts for 4.44% or 14.1M of the Issued Share Capital (ISC).