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Originally posted by "Wuge" http://investing.thisismoney.co.uk/cgi-bin/rns?username=&ac=&action=news&rns=1&view=full&story_id=2611361

Yes I have seen you two kick off before, its just not fun to watch in a share that is in a strange position that this share sees itself in. As it happens the Microsoft buying out a chain (but not yet - USA 1st) is their sort of style. Also Microsoft have already run campaigns within DSGi with various agencies and even now have 30+ "Gurus" operating as full time representatives in DGSi stores. DGSi is not unfamiliar territory to them, but just not likely! Anyway who cares I have a weeks leave from DSGi now, and it will be very interesting to return. In my store its a very Spartan place to work with unbeleivable amounts of skimping coming on down from management. It has all the hallmarks of a company under severe expenditure pressure. Just MHO from a poor paid CA, and a well paid manufacturer rep.

That you two exchange e-mails and ***** slap eash other in private then we don't have to read about it!

looks like a few people agree with you GedW

Not in this one and haveo research but have a look at the buy / sells

seems to not want to go through the 20.00 live price barrier

I seem to be the only person interested in these shares, so I guess I'm just posting to myself, LOL. Oh well, today saw 71,670 sold but 201.206 bought steadily through the day. This post is of great interest, and introduces another company on my radar; the comments on Patsytems is of interest. http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/news/columnists/article.html?in_article_id=473020&in_page_id=19&in_author_id=1822

Thanks

Nice steady rise today.

PCW should change their name to either Advent World or Lexmark World, as these are the only 2 proprly stocked lines in my store! Desktop stock level now severly depleted, Laptop Q1 range low apart from Advents, but in the printer aisles no Canon, low HP's, few Epsons but plenty of Lexmarks! TV's and monitors low, whilst Hard drives and components are a disaster! If PCW do not re-stock soon its going to hit their profit margin for sure.

Analysts at Seymour Pierce say the robust growth delivered by the group -- despite the economic uncertainty -- is down to the strength of its product portfolio and good sales execution. 'The shares are cheap ... this highly cash generative company is significantly undervalued at the current price,' they say. To see Patsystems' statement click on Reuters messaging rm://rhysl.jones.reuters.com@reuters.net

On the back of that set of figures this will be one to watch today.

Company brief: Providing high-performance electronic trading and exchange systems, comprehensive risk management tools and connectivity to global markets from a single screen. On Bloombergs they were on about the need for investment into this area for American institutions, I am guessing this is the driver for this mornings rise.

Totally agree, but I can't find immediate available news, and since I will not be investing in this one I don't want to do unecessary footwork. I just thought it seemed big jumps on no trades.

Does anyone know why these shares were 0.35 om 2nd Feb, upto 2.45 yesterday on only 2 small transactions and up today to 4.00 off just 2 more transactions! What is forcing this price up?

http://www.fxstreet.com/news/forex-news/article.aspx?StoryId=ab6fe601-1917-4fd4-b7a7-0555564edf5e Shares have gone up 4.5 this morning on this news :-)

However unhappy we are about these massive cuts in Business teams, will this be viewed as good news for share price? Also have DSGi gone public with this package of cut-backs yet? Re-posted as I am ashamed of the original grammar!

However unhappy we are about these massive cuts in Business teams, will be good news for share price? Also have DSGi gome public with this package of cut-backs yet?

Ok in MY store there are no HP printers, no Samsung monitors, (both supplied by the same company) no Flash drives, very few components, Hard Drives, and poor new software, low ink stocks. We have 2 gondolas temporary filled with printers to make it look like we do not have empty shelves. We are 10% down on last year despite having been in the top 3 stores nationally. No BS, no bias. However Laptop runs are full with the new Q1 range, and desktops are ok but its mainly last years non sellers. Some of this is quite normal after Christmas, but definately not low stock on their best margin products, and they never normally run out of low margin stock like printers. Plenty of **** stuff though like Lexmark. (but only the DsGi exclusive stocks)

Today we have seen a 3 point drop against no real tangible news specific to DSGi. The trades were roughly even but with most of the bigger transactions being buys! So how come the share price went down? Oh and Mitch161 the insurance thing is valid as last week it was 1 supplier and this week its 6 .... so the effect is happening that did originate from last year as you said :P