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I for one have little doubt that the management will bring this one home

You really need to check Plus Markets also in order to get a more accurate total for the day. This site provides only a partial record of a day's transactions. Sadly it seems that it is not possible to judge from the Plus Markets site how many are buys and how many are sells.

Please will someone explain how it is that the sp is 12.50 - 13.00p here (and live) and that the price is shown as being 12.00p. Thanks.

They are also coming in at 0.60, I know because my broker tried to be clever with my earlier order and then they jumped. Rats!

Having ages ago bought into Kimcor (now carlton) at 7.5p I have recently averaged down by buying more at roughly 0.55. I feel that at some stage someone will be injected something into this shell and that it is much in the interest of DWY to do so, clearly they didn't change the name without reason. This is a very long term punt though and I am prepared for nothing to happen for some months even a year - there again you never know with sub-penny shares, the upside can at times be tremendously good - or a bust!

How long is a piece of string? Until the other day when the coy announcemed about the swine flu these were chugging along at about 7p. PURI had had brilliant results but being a rather small coy - capitalised at a few tens of millions - not many people were particularly interested. Suddenly came the flu announcement and the shares took off like a rocket. Now with fear of a pandemic receding the shares have dropped. When they were at the price you paid, 24p, I was speaking to my broker, he felt that if there really was a world wide health issue with people dying everywhere then the shares would go to £2.00 pretty sharply. My own present purchase price average is now about 18p from 41p! When I averaged down there was no swine factor. I did not take a profit since this is a share I really want to hold. It is my present belief that they may be taken-over. Before all the recent events I thought the bid-price would be around 20-25p, now I think that it will have to be nearer to 50p. Their supermarket process clearly will now be a 'must have' in North America, then there is the medical division and so on. These guys must be inundated with enquiries and they will be making money hand over fist. Accordingly, in your shoes, I would tuck them away, be patient and just wait until the next results. If along the way an opportunity came to average down I would grab it, however it is your money, you have to make the decision ignoring people like me and always doing your own resea

They may well fall tomorrow but there are many people who have good reason to buy these shares swine flu froth or no. Amongst these is Perpetual who I notice now holds 7% in one of their Investment Trusts. Humbly suggest that in an idle moment you may care to look at the latest results and with these to mind you should easily be able to work out why PURI is a possible buy. lol.

Far ******* out! Recently bought a chunk of stock to lower my average price from 41.5 to 18p, now there is a possibility of getting even and in the longer term ahead. Seems to me that in these times their supermarket product is a 'must have'. A process that prolongs the shelf life of fruit and veg and thus cutting wastage is your average accountants dream. Whether haventgotaclue will get a chance to top up in the morning on a fall will be interesting to see, my bet is that it is too late, particularly if the FT and others say nice things, then there are the weekly magazines followed by the Sundays. Good luck to him. SD

I have just started following LSP. Please does anyone have any new thoughts about this company? It seems that most of the action takes place on Plus Markets and not the London Stock Exchange. Many thanks.

peter, You are probably right in the longer term, but I do feel that it has had its little run for the moment.

You bought at 20p? Lucky you! I first got in at about 43p then again at 41p, now I am averaged down to 18.5p. The fact that the directors are getting options at 20p gives hope!

Sadly we may not see this price as this gem will probably be taken out well before then., about 60p is my guess.

Dommage, Thanks for this which is something that I had not understood before.

According to this site the sp has risen even though the vast majority of shares traded are sales, most interesting, what is going on here?

Sisyphus, I quite agree with you to the extent that I have recently purchased a line of stock thus averaging down my original buying prices of around 40p, I am now in at at well under 20p and all in my ISA. Another point about this is that they have dollar earnings and with the news today that the US capital markets have begun to free up there are at last the first signs of an US road to recovery, it will take a time though.

A rise on today's news of 28.57% with a mere 25% spread. Don't you just love MMs.

There is a story in the FT that says that 3D home entertainment will soon be available to all - providing you are prepared to pay for it. The story continues that there are different systems of delivery. Supposedly this means that should 3D catch on there will be a shoot-out between the competing systems and one will emerge as the industry norm. So fellow shareholders, where is our little company placed in all of this or is it the case that DDD supplies technology to everyone? Comments please. Many thanks.

As noted below we have been disappointed many times before, I suppose that there is a consistency in it.

The fact that the share price is holding, as opposed to the normal drift, seems to indicate that something serious is afoot. There again, we should not hold our breath as we have been disappointed so many times before.

DWY owns about 48% of KIM. This morning's announcement from KIM appears to much underpin DWY. Suggest it is worth taking a look at the KIM board and reading the RNS and those going back to last year when DWY sold a couple of percent. Suggest that it is unlikely that DWY will be wanting to sell any more at the moment.