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Hi alfista I am a believer in the general theory of market efficiency, in that all known and publicly available information is in the price, what isn't is unknown but I am erring on the positive side and funding issues will take care of themselves. What common knowledge I have to hand leads me to suspect some upside rather than downside. The Board will be keen to develop shareholder value an in an in demand sector. Technology and fundings issues will be dealt with adequatly in my mind.

This discussion is getting circular. The info that is being footprinted is already in the public domain and is in the price. I am now prepared to take a back seat and wait for the next corporate release as that will indicate where we are heading.

Hi alfista. Are we expecting one? What do you think of the association with UTS do you think they will invest in TEG as a joint Corporate adventure, after all, using the link I footprinted, they seem keen to get a foot in the door of the potentially lucrative UK market. What do you think?

As we know there are fellow members who hang on to our every utterance and are quick to exploit any chink, poor things! So I will correct my 09.08 footprint today I meant to say we will not see and major market cap upswings in the next few sessions but a gradual rise as Corporate news leaks out. I am going for a medium to longer term position just in time for world economies to get back on an even keel, but the clock is ticking for Councils to get to grips with their landfill and composting obligations.

Yes they have their opinions as we have recently witnessed. As we are on that subject I can confirm that the integrity of GedW is intact and has no other agenda anywhere else except LSE I have never been banned from any other BB nor have multiple ID's as has been suggested, so we can move on and wait for next chapter! and that I respect free speech and all that but the blatingly obvious is there for all to research. I always try to keep focussed.

TEG has befriended a rather large German company with deep pockets and a rather big ambitions.. We will not see a massive swing in upside market cap, but at current levels they are a steal in my opinion. http://www.uts-biogas.com/index.php?id=1690&L=2

Germany has some 6000 anaerobic digesters in operation and UTS has an agreement with TEG so I believe that TEG with UTS will have no issue in establishing the technology here with £10s of mns potential contracts up for grabs medium term.

As landfill costs significantly rise to £80/metric tonne there is pressure on Councils to maximise waste recycling. There is one outfit TEG that has a unique way of capturing the animal waste along with household foods waste by its patented SILO in vessesl composter, it takes only a short while for the whole process to be completed so the capacity to take on extra Council contracts is not a problem, the end product is compost that can then be sold to a waiting and willing market. With TEG's agreement with a European outfit with similar ambitions it will not be long before TEG goes global in my opinion where the process of breaking down organic waste without oxygen is a massive industry particularly in Germany and that technology will soon arrive in the UK courtesy of TEG and its European partner.

Announces today two new client wins that have now gone live and have begun to generate revenue for the Company. Rev Europe, a global provider of cutting-edge, end-to-end payment solutions, has chosen Earthport to process their bank transfers and settlements for prepaid card loading programs in some of the countries they serve. A second client also went live last week and is using Earthport's payment network for their prepaid card programmes. Earthport's strategy of focusing on customer acquisition in key segments and onboarding clients with minimum volume and term commitments continues successfully. Earthport has won several additional such contracts, details of which will be announced as they go live and start generating revenue. A healthy pipeline continues to grow within the banking and non banking financial institutions space. Hank Uberoi, Executive Director of Earthport, said: "We are pleased with the continuing traction we are creating in the business. These new clients are validating our go to market strategies and focus."

This stock proves how the market can be fickle. Some companies which are "flaky" in their corporate business model get massive valuations placed on them with prospectice P/E in double figures, whilstt others such as TEG which have a proven SILO recycling technology and a robust business model attracts an unglamorous rating. Which in my mind is a big mistake. I can see TEG as being woefully undervalued and can reach tripple valuation from here once the spark is ignited, it would not take much for that to happen. With a market cap of only £12mns this seriously undervalues TEG and at 1pp/share is a steal. More info of the GMPFI £bns contract will be published 4th 1/4 if not sooner.

Hi riddler nothing cryptic just my clumsiness. I did not want to go into a long monologue here about SRT and TEG but was confirming the research you had on both was better than mine. SRT is not a household name but if you are an oil tanker owner or shipping magnate you will have or soon use SRT's offerings. TEG I will footprint thoughts there as I have more brainwaves there. As with SLG it is just a matter of time as this stock will not be generally understood by the public but many of them do and will use SLG's technology as there is £billions worth of potential business and SLG is primed to capture a slice of that.

Keep running with what youve got. WSG takes on board third party products and has some in house but there are old scores to be settled with WSG past failed acquisition attempts . WSG does have a stable of Government vetted preferred suppliers that it can call on I have a preety good smattering of them in my portfolio.

I think SRT is a good analogy here. All the pieces are to hand they just need assembling. I also like your TEG as a bombed out contender for a potential 300% gainer you know it better that I let me know if I am way of beam here ! GL

This AIM quoted performance management specialist, received notification on 15 August 2011 that Claire Milverton, Chief Financial Officer of the Company, has purchased a total of 365,721 ordinary shares of 5p in the capital of the Company ("Ordinary Shares")(the "Share Purchase"). The Share Purchase was made in two tranches; 150,000 Ordinary Shares were purchased on 12 August 2011 at a price of 5.1p, and a further 215,721 Ordinary Shares purchased on 15 August 2011 at a price of 5.375p. Following the Share Purchase, Claire Milverton is now beneficially interested in 375,725 Ordinary Shares, representing approximately 0.17 per cent. of the issued ordinary share capital of the Company. Although not a great deal in the full scheme of things it is significant compared to an issued share cap ("isc"0 of 226 mns shares.

It is an unusual reason why almost £20k worth of stock 2.6mns is traded recently when the normal daily average is around 40k against the normal. This usually indicates that someone has got a thick wallet and is prepared to risk a position based on recent previous Corporate activity. Although not a great deal compared to issued share capital ("isc") it is significant on an historical daily transactions basis.

omg I was here doing research for tomorrow and seen the footprints. No problem with frankness !

Hi riddler. I think you are spot on I have been told this. Events are unfolding and I want MikeF and Moreforus to keep on footprinting their paranoia and delusional rants as they have unwittingly unleashed events out of their control. I fail to understand their motives or gain. But lets keep focused here as it is a long term hold but if fraught with corporate risk but still has potential..

Hi All. Since the results of 31 March 2011 these post result events have been posted. IHP Post March 11 accounts announcement.Extracted from recent announcement 24.6.11 and update is due and still one for the risk takers and long term. On 15 June 2010 Intellego's original trading subsidiary, Intellego Group Ltd ("IGL"), also agreed a CVA proposal with its creditors. The main activity of IGL was the distribution of third party software. A substantial part of this was sold in April 2010 and plans to regrow the business have not been as successful as forecast. On 23 June 2011 the directors decided that the continuation of the CVA for IGL was no longer viable and the Supervisor of the CVA was asked to wind up IGL. The effect of this on Intellego's consolidated accounts is expected to be a reduction in annual sales of c. £365,000 and a reduction of liabilities of c.£645,000, benefitting the net assets of Intellego by the same amount. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10902097. And PIXEL. IHP Details of Pixellearning ltd Name & Registered Office: PIXELEARNING LIMITED 22 QUEENS ROAD COVENTRY WARWICKSHIRE CV1 3EG Company No. 04553516 Status: Active Date of Incorporation: 04/10/2002 Country of Origin: United Kingdom Company Type: Private Limited Company Nature of Business (SIC(03)): 7260 - Other computer related activities Accounting Reference Date: 28/02 Last Accounts Made Up To: 28/02/2010 (TOTAL EXEMPTION SMALL) Next Accounts Due: 30/11/2011 Last Return Made Up To: 04/10/2010 Next Return Due: 01/11/2011 Last Members List: 04/10/2010 Previous Names: Date of change Previous Name 17/10/2002 SPEED 9356 LIMITED

Announces that it has been informed that, on 11 August 2011, the following directors bought shares in the Company: These having been recorded in the listing of Director purchases · Mr Ian Garland, Chief Executive Officer, purchased 50,000 Ordinary 1 pence shares at a price of 37 pence per share. · Mr David Mackney, Chief Financial Officer, purchased 50,000 Ordinary 1 pence shares at a price of 37 pence per share. Following this transaction, Mr Garland and Mr Mackney will be the beneficial holders of 141,953 Ordinary 1 pence shares (0.143 %) and 68,390 Ordinary 1 pence shares (0.069 %), respectively, of the Company's current issued share capital.

Extracted from recent announcement 24.6.11 and update is due and still one for the risk takers and long term. On 15 June 2010 Intellego's original trading subsidiary, Intellego Group Ltd ("IGL"), also agreed a CVA proposal with its creditors. The main activity of IGL was the distribution of third party software. A substantial part of this was sold in April 2010 and plans to regrow the business have not been as successful as forecast. On 23 June 2011 the directors decided that the continuation of the CVA for IGL was no longer viable and the Supervisor of the CVA was asked to wind up IGL. The effect of this on Intellego's consolidated accounts is expected to be a reduction in annual sales of c. £365,000 and a reduction of liabilities of c.£645,000, benefitting the net assets of Intellego by the same amount. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10902097