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Facecake i like it lol Ten ppounds for five trows eh -) Yeah a lot of people have taken some big hits ,wiped out quite a few ,thats the trouble with gambling ! Still in the game ,but with a lot more experience now . Are you going to write a book ?" How to lose weight by baking cakes............and being sick of the sight of them " LOL Can you do me a cheeky cheescake ??

Doing ok ,made loads then lost some ,but still doing ok ,been talking to 292 ,we have a cunning plan ..............this time next year LOL Been making some really good calls ...................just havent put all the right bets on ,getting organised now for the next big change in the markets . You still making the cakes and all that ?? Going well is it or you eating all the profits lol ...................

Miss you loads ,dont tell 292 he gets jealous ..............still LOL Hows tricks ?

Is not the problem ITS THE DEBT you idiots !!!

The European Central Bank’s move to buy Italian and Spanish bonds to tame the region’s debt crisis marks a step toward the kind of fiscal union that Germany has opposed since the founding of the single currency. While investors and economists say tighter fiscal ties and increased transfers to the financially weak euro states will be needed to end the financial contagion, purchases of Italian and Spanish debt that Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc estimates may reach 850 billion euros ($1.2 trillion) threaten fresh political fault lines. “This huge-risk pooling exercise will not come easily and the risk of political fallout will be large,” Jacques Cailloux, chief European economist at RBS, wrote in a note. “This might be the necessary and painful step required to pave the way for the creation of a common debt instrument, the quid pro quo for this might be the loss of fiscal sovereignty.” The unwillingness of euro leaders to forge a U.S.-style federal fiscal union with the monetary union that now joins 17 states has been a handicap that has fueled economic imbalances in the region, analysts and investors including billionaire George Soros have said. Germany, the biggest euro economy, has long resisted such a set-up, saying it would discourage member states from enforcing budgetary rigor. “We don’t need a fiscal union and we should oppose it because that would mark a dissolution of responsibilities,” Michael Meister, the finance spokesman for Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Christian Democrats, said in an interview today.

(Reuters) - Germany's Jens Weidmann and Juergen Stark led a four-man group who opposed the reactivation of the European Central Bank's bond-buying program, central bank sources said on Friday. Bundesbank chief Weidmann and Stark, who heads the ECB's economics department, are ECB heavyweights whose opposition to firing up the program after 18 weeks of inactivity could restrict any push to broaden purchases to include Italy's bonds. Traders said the ECB bought Irish and Portuguese government bonds after deciding on Thursday to revive the program. "If that is the ECB response, it's like the fire brigade responding but driving to the wrong place," said Holger Schmieding, economist at Berenberg Bank. "It doesn't douse the fire and harms the credibility of the fire brigade."

Evening crispy ! Not doing too bad ,sitting on cash now apart from this a nd a couple of others ,not big amounts though ,markets too risky atm ,nice little update today ,probably will not get any movement till sept though ,at least its remaining steady and not tanking like the rest of aim ,blessing in disguise i guess ,every share i have held that Herald have been invested in have done well ,always happy to be in with them ,they are smart cookies . Hope you havent got a sore ar$e from all the market spanking going on -)

Right now throw another log on the fire and keep the fire burning ,make sure it doesnt go out -)

In addition to our first investment from the Helium Fund, the institutional shareholding now represents 37.7% of the total issued share capital: Blackrock 13.3% Helium Fund 11.4% Legal & General 10.3% Herald 2.7% "We continue to be strongly cash generative with cash from operations growing in the year, although this has been somewhat offset by taxation payments as the company transitioned from 'small company' to 'large company' during the year requiring corporation tax to be paid in advance rather than nine months after the year end". Into 2011/2012 Overall the directors continue to be extremely pleased with performance since the year end with sales in July 2011 slightly ahead of target. Whilst this strong performance is encouraging the directors are mindful that the wider economic outlook for the UK suggests that businesses will continue to manage costs tightly and defer investment decisions. Accordingly, the conditions for strong organic growth will be challenging in the months ahead which emphasises the importance of new product innovation and strong marketing .

2 August 2011 dotDigital Group plc (the "Company") Pre-Close Trading Statement dotDigital Group Plc (AIM:DOTD), the leading provider of search marketing services, digital strategy advice, intuitive Software as a Service and managed services to digital marketing professionals, announces its pre-close update for the year ended 30th June 2011, ahead of its full year results which will be announced in early October. Overall, the board is very pleased with the Company's performance and now anticipates that full year profits before tax will be marginally ahead of analyst forecasts thanks to very strong new business sales and recurring monthly revenues in the last few months of the financial year. Peter Simmonds, Chief Executive, commented: "During the last year we have seen the impact of our award winning growth strategy on revenues with e-commerce and search engine optimization making significant contributions to our overall growth. "Email marketing continues to perform extremely strongly both in terms of new clients and recurring revenues from existing clients, with monthly recurring revenue now accounting for over 65% of total revenue across the Company. "We expect overall revenues to be approximately 47% higher than in the year ended June 2010 with much of this being organic growth. However, the integration of Netcallidus, acquired in May 2010, is now largely complete and search marketing contributed over £1.1 million of revenue compared to £0.1 million consolidated in the group accounts in 2009/10. "On a like for like basis, comparing year end June 2010 to June 2011, the revenue booked through Netcallidus (including sales made by the Company) grew by approximately 65% which gives us confidence of future performance as we build the brand dotSearch and raise awareness amongst our customer base across the Company. "New customer acquisition has continued to be a significant source of revenue growth in the year with 1330 new clients being added during the year, in the range of 100 to 130 per month. "In March we successfully transitioned from PLUS to AIM - an exercise which was undertaken without distraction to the business and at relatively low cost. Following this move, a round of presentations to investment funds resulted in three well known institutions (Blackrock, Legal & General and Herald) acquiring shares.

1.The Fed lowers interest rates below what they would be on a free market. 2.Businesses borrow money for long term projects that previously hadn’t seemed profitable. 3.People and money flow into the sectors most influenced by the apparent boom. 4.The Fed begins a process of incrementally increasing interest rates at regular intervals. 5.Prices rise, often ending in a mania phase (examples: dot-com bubble, housing bubble) 6.A realization occurs that there is not sufficient actual savings to make all the projects profitable in those sectors affected by the boom. The bust occurs as the market tries to reallocate resources to industries that better reflect true supply and demand. Prices fall. Unemployment rises. The Fed repeats the cycle. 1.The Fed again lowers interest rates below what they would be on a free market. 2.As before when rates were lowered below the free market rate, long-term business projects are evaluated based on the artificially low rates. 3.Resources and workers are encouraged to remain in the unprofitable post boom industries. Money losing businesses that should fail are kept alive. Servicing large debt loads becomes widespread, again made possible by the Fed's artificially low interest rates.. The cycle repeats in progressive cycles with each bust getting progressively worse. Debt loads constantly increase and the malinvestments, never having a chance to liquidate, continuously drag on the economy more and more until we reach the dreaded point of no return. At some point the low interest rate policy of the Federal Reserve fails to kick start the boom bust cycle. The debt burden is just too large to overcome. We are at this point now.

I can sell but why would i want to when the directors bought at 1.45 ??

Market sentiment is bad atm ,just remember all the buys over the last two weeks,few sells and its walked down ! Give it time to let the dust settle .and remember that a holdings increase RNS took the holding over 18/19 % .

Impressive set of results announced,how the market will react ,who knows ? Could well turn out to be a little gem for the future this one ,strong hold at the least i would say ,good luck all -)

Looking swell here guys ,lets hold the booms till next week -)

Sea of blue here on such a bad market day ...................tick tock tick tock .-)

On the move now guys ,looking good for a nice pre news bounce -) Good luck all .

Yes squire will be very interesting on the 20th ,has anyone noticed 20 % ish of the company has changed hands this past week ?? Intriguing stuff ,fingers crossed an all that eh . Tick tock tick tock ...................................

Evening apprentice -) Yes sir been keeping the fire going here for a while now ,all good things come to those who wait ,now about my virginity have you sorted anything out for me squire ! Nice young model will do nicely lol.............................

Bought in here and now patiently waiting for some good news to kick start this share into gear ,all eyes on the 20th then guys ,good luck folks -) pssst keep it quiet for the moment ,i may buy some more !