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1.5 pence

MOVING UP NICELY

FLYING NOW

Buyers

Going up now.

Going back up?

WILDTIGER

How can it be a viable business if their equipment cannot be sold at a profit? They planned to build in bulk thinking they could then sell cheaply and bank a profit. Yet no customers. What does that tell you? I am sure the company is not viable and it not a going concern. Of course it has cash to back it up and that will keep the company afloat but to what aim? The company admitted sales is not as they had expected. The company should register as a charity. Poor shareholders can never get a return here and could lose 100% of their investment.

Storage batteries made by IES are sold for less than they cost to make. They been selling their equipment less than cost. The company was not viable. They had planned to produce more cheaply by bulk selling. But hold on a minute, why sell in bulk when they admitted buyers are few and far between? And it is not going to cost less to produce so the company remains unviable. Action should now be taken to protect the cash before it is all gone. Heads should role. They should have realised long ago there was no business here. They have pulled the wool over many peoples yes with promises of riches. Fact is the company cannot make profits from its products and it has come close to dammit and admitted this. Management in the development bank should also be let go. Why did they sign up to this? SELL

0.2794

I bought. Now going up

Dropping like a stone

3 Buys for every 1 sell. The trend is now UP

Completely turned. SCAP moved on the BID. A seller for a long time. Now he wants some on his books.

Looks like it is heading back to 0.30 so plenty of legs left in this one.

Up 17%

Big mistakes have been made.

STEAMYWEE

Obviously Hiyashi is wrong when he mentioned indebted company. I thought it had no debt. Then why would Dr Graham Cooley a man who knows his game buy 11.86% of an indebted tin pot company? I do not understand it. That is if CPX was a tinpot company why did the share price go to 0.40 300% more than the placing price. Obviously Hiyashi does not know what he is talking about. Then why would Continental a big company want CPX products, that come from Australia?

SUPERSPECTS

Not sure that investors here have yet understood that this company should now register and incorporate itself as a charity. They should now come clean. There is little prospects of this company becoming profitable. The postponement should be permanent. If it cannot sell its core product at a profit and that looks now to be the situation as customers seem nowhere to be found what is the point in trading? As cash is burnt the share price can only head one way. DOWN.

Steamywee. I think Hayashi was saying would Continental invest in a tinpot company? Obviously not. These guys make sure what they put into the cars are quality components. Then would SCHURTER buy a large stake in a tin pot company?.

WHAT A LOVELY SHARE.