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but i'm assuming there are whole lot of orders waiting to be executed at 200p....could perhaps bounce right off. total speculation based on what i've seen in some other shares.

here :- http://www.newonlinecasinos.org/casinoarticles/689/1/848/William-Hill-And-Ladbrokes-Stock-Heads-To-Weekend-On-A-High.html no mention of any reason though. i wish all croupiers had the same dresscode as the girl in the article. =)

u have posted here a few times...do u mean all this time u were not in QED? tinytim, u can subscribe to www.investegate.co.uk for RNS email alerts for a ticker that interests u.

the £109K buy above may have been my gardener having a dabble...

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200911061030011073C it appears the upbeat note on Q4 sales was "premature". right.

sure, no worries mate. i'll be back after all the dust has settled. i want to see if the SP will fall below 49p during dilution.

i think john1952 was referring to pre-consolidation price of 46p :- http://www.reuters.com/article/companyNews/idUKBNG47929420090916 but one should not buy on conviction of broker ratings alone. always dyor. the spanish arm is a concern, for sure, but i haven't been checking how the rental business is going in spain. i'd probably be more concern as we come closer to what was it....december 8th? in the mean time, above 200p is ok by me.

yes... =)

women too, of course....lol =) i am not against the rights issue as i have faith in QED management...but they have just caught me at a bad time because i am strapped for funds. 3-for-1 is a huge dilution and too much to ask of me(no funds). the huge discount to the placing price(49p i believe?) must be fuelling this run but it won't be long before QED is below £1.

cashcall is confirmed :- http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/constructionandproperty/6503597/Quintain-Estates-in-180m-cash-call.html QED will open lower tomorrow.

i guess that is normal practice. i'm just hoping that's not the case, for the sake of the fellas still holding on to this share. i'm not sure if this cycle is within QED control or solely the MMs.

i agreed that it did fall too low. yes, it appears credit suisse increased by a million shares - the formatting on investegate made it look like they were disposing. noted. but i will remain out for now until QED clarifies their position. it wasn't easy for me, as QED was targeted to be a long term hold for me, bought it back when it was 23p. but i shouldn't get too emotionally attached and think sensibly. i do hope for u guys who remain that it won't be a case of bringing the SP up to a targeted price, then confirming the RI. the BoD are respectable known to be individuals so i hope it will be fine. goodbye for now, QED.

SOLA finally bounced today at 7p+ up. i hope PVCS will follow suit soon...

Food sales were up 1.8%. We have now delivered four consecutive quarters of improved like-for-like sales. Market share declined from 3.7% to 3.5% (TNS Food & Drink: 24 weeks ended 9 October 2009). Food gross margin was down 65 basis points reflecting planned investment in prices and increased promotional activity, offset by better buying and a reduction in food waste. We have been building on the progress made last year in offering our customers better value by re-aligning our prices through margin investment and the introduction of Wise Buy products. We are now cheaper than Waitrose on a basket of 1,200 like products (source: MySupermarket 30 October 2009), and have narrowed the gap between us and the rest of the market. Promotions remain a key tool in ensuring our customers recognise our great values and in driving additional footfall into the store. Our 'Dine in for two for £10' promotion sold 4.5m meals in the half and we are now complementing this success with more everyday dining deals for £5 such as the 'Pizza Meal Deal'. We have been able to target our promotions better to the different customer types - our regular customers have responded well to multi-buy meal deals, such as the '3 for £10' on Meat and Fish, while our occasional customers have reacted better to price reductions such as selected desserts for £1. http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200911040700069035B

i've taken the opportunity to cull my holdings here after much deliberation and the rise this morning. there is an RNS out today :- http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200911031748379003B credit suisse have sold - i think it appears as the surest sign yet of a rights issue and probably part of the reason for this fall. and my ISA funds are all tied up! so good luck if u are still in here...

i don't invest based on what them brokers say either as they all have hidden intentions(of course). often when they say sell, u buy when the price settles. and when they say buy, you sell when the price peaks!

admire ur strength in the face of adversity. do u have an email?

i've always been a long term investor but if NTG(as my indicator) ever drops to my buy in at 165p, i'm going short term only from then onwards! i've had a few big disappointments in my long term shares recently, latest one being QED(although still in 600% profit). naomasa, where u been mate?

u did very well for the risk u took! congrats. i have always believed in spreading my risk through different companies in different industries although as time goes on, i have lessened my spread and only invest in companies i know are not going bust. like this one! appears to have strong support at 65p...still not tempting enough to top up yet but will do so if it drops further.

should confirm if they want to raise funds or not, agree. the funds they intend to raise are for growth on the greenwich project, not really for survival although it helps. at least the direction is there instead of just concentrating on survival by which that phase is over. i'm supportive of the RI because this is a great company, but i need to raise more funds. in that article i posted previously, they were looking at other investors to raise the funds as they foresee growth in the future and they want to capitalise on that. this will help in the long run for the assets they have had to dispose to survive. but if they are unable to find another investor, i suppose they will turn to us, the shareholders. the market is probably thinking this fundraising is for survival and therefore QED is oversold. but in all, QED should make their stand clear and i hope that will be soon.