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IPI Bid: 7.25p Offer: 8p Change: 2.11 well done all!

i was gonna top slice at 10p and let it run! good luck too you!

still sum action on here, 7.1 - 8.0

well we broke 6p lol and is holding, guess this is gonna close here! gla

7.1 - 7.32

IPI Bid: 7p Offer: 7.3p

thought we would be at 15p right now damm i was wrong, oh well!

thanks, good luck tomorrow ill be on after 2pm (work) i would be happy with 21% again! catch you tomorrow! gl

stayed at 6p common open there tomorrow! gla

SYM Bid: 11.5p Offer: 12.5p Change: 2.025

i couldn't day trade, get to nervous rather spot a good one and hold! more my style!

i dont hold that many just 652 but in this till 20p double money! i liked all the action i read about here last year, (not been trading that long) expanded, and quite a few deal, so should show this time round

SYM Bid: 12p Offer: 12.75p i would love to see a 2m profit lol

think if they post a 0.5m to 0.75m profit 15p is do able! loads has happen for the in a year so could be more defo see a breek even here tho, gl!

Interims tommorow is 15p on the cards news depending

hi guys, if it keep rising at its current pace we will be trading at around 18p by dec, just a little thought. :)

thank you staggers that fully answered me badly worded question

just a few questions, first this closed higer yesterday than it open today so +3.70 is no gain because thats what it closed at yesterday, whats with that spread????? 34.12%??? but i suppose that work out buy the lowest sell price vs the higest. and everyday since thursday this has had more buys vs sell yet sp being held? any thoughts???

Conclusion Are share buybacks good or bad? As is so often the case in finance, the question may not have a definitive answer. If a stock is undervalued and a buyback truly represents the best possible investment for a company, the buyback - and its effects - can be viewed as a positive sign for shareholders. Watch out, however, if a company is merely using buybacks to prop up ratios, provide short-term relief to an ailing stock price or to get out from under excessive dilution

Improving Financial Ratios Another reason a company might pursue a buyback is solely to improve its financial ratios – metrics upon which the market seems to be heavily focused. This motivation is questionable. If reducing the number of shares is not done in an attempt to create more value for shareholders but rather make financial ratios look better, there is likely to be a problem with the management. However, if a company’s motive for initiating a buyback program is sound, the improvement of its financial ratios in the process may just be a byproduct of a good corporate decision