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The Board of Dillistone Group Plc, the AIM quoted supplier of software for the international recruitment industry, is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a three year contract renewal by a globally known recruitment organisation. This contract represents, by value, the largest in the history of the Group.

should climb back up towards previous highs :-)

nabbed a few at 59p after many attempts :-)

on Friday, and some very decent buying......ahead of expected news flow...no co incidences on Aim....;-)

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Hi Dung123, please post away an active bb is good for all of us..if we only had important posts it'd be well quiet lol.....the more posters the better, it is after all a discussion board for all investors and between us all we can keep each other appraised as no one can keep a handle on every aspect...it's hard enough dealing with the markets alone and the more folk posting info or discussion points/ thoughts/ questions etc the better imo

apologies error below...should read '', mm's positioned 3 v 1 and happy to offer over bid price for over twice normal mkt size (300,000)....''

interesting, mm's positioned 3 v 1 and happy to offer over full ask for over twice normal mkt size (300,000)..imo another clue to the change in outlook from here, mm's taking stock at a premium to ask and in larger quantities....like it ..all suggests we're heading higher once they accumulated enough :-)

are generally managed exits over a week or three and as mm's indeed do have different rules (if any, lol) applied to them..they will wish to close imo the majority of the play at the lowest price, clearly, so there may be an opportunity shortly on any dip to take a few cheap shares before further news flow and the majority of the position is closed i.e bought..mm's will not spike themselves ..but all indicators, trade blocks and mm positioning (singh) suggest they are going long and closing out......blimey, we coud have a free running sp in the next few weeks :-)

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rising bid .....

I think we all agree with the Pr bit Dunc and the fact the sp is less than 13p is a surprise to many, however, the entire market was pushed down last year so today's sp is more a casualty of general market conditions than cpx related, in fact a lot of good news for many companies got 'lost' end of last year as prices dropped....the potential and business is still out there and with improving generl market conditions and the expected news flow ahead we should look forward to improved times over the next year me thinks, possibly in days or weeks even and good news releaesd in a better market will be worth the wait :-)

Hi Dungiv see my previous posts re losses and why they are not always a negative, in fact are good for companies at certain times of development. I see you point out a similar view on your bvln post, so i would not be so dissapointed yet, CPX is a tech company, a tiddler (today) in a global market and it takes years to establish a place in such markets, from all we see CPX is on the cusp of next steps to be a bigger fish and that is why many are invested I'm sure...Investing in a stock before it transforms is the best entry level to any stock......... investing in shares is a difficult game, even 'safe' ftsee stocks are crashing these days, oilers provide regualr news flow on drills and take many punters cash often if you like that sort of excitement !

I prefer the 'boring' stocks like CPX, as every now and again through the cycle of developing they become far less boring......exciting times ahead me thinks :-)

and i like to think I've enough experience not to wear rose tinted specs on any share.....we all get em wrong occasionally, however, I see CPX as more of an investment than short term trade alone, sorry if that upsets a few range traders etc, however, I'm sure there is room for all, based on the points below posted earlier .... all opinions welcome, even the 'rose tinted' negatives, if it's a valid point I'd like to know, some folk can only see negatives in anything (I have a mother inlaw like that, if she won a million quid she'd complain it was too much / too little, paid in notes/coins etc lol) .

I don't question the potential here, particularly from 8.5p, taking into account the new global links we are openly developing, the products that cpx have spent years developing with R&D and now moving into these markets with some big global names, we do appear to be on the cusp of next steps..the guys pumping in £1.75million a few weeks ago can also see the opportunities, and took stock as nearas dammit at mkt price...no reason for daily concerns that I can see,none whatsoever, TDK, Apple Spire AVX etc all lining up, totally funded plus some and for an aim company fabulously placed in high tech market as a tiddler with the potential to become a much larger fish...real products, real IP and real global potential....like it , like it a lot :-)

morning..I don't question the potential here, particularly from 8.5p, taking into account the new global links we are openly developing, the products that cpx have spent years developing with R&D and now moving into these markets with some big global names, we do appear to be on the cusp of next steps..the guys pumping in £1.75million a few weeks ago can also see the opportunities, and took stock as nearas dammit at mkt price...no reason for daily concerns that I can see,none whatsoever, TDK, Apple Spire AVX etc all lining up, totally funded plus some and for an aim company fabulously placed in high tech market as a tiddler with the potential to become a much larger fish...real products, real IP and real global potential....like it , like it a lot :-)

blimey, a company particularly any outside the main markets do not focus on there share price per se, they are aware of it but it alone is not a factor in daily work etc......building a business takes time, increasing product lines takes investment, developing markets to trade into and establish a name takes years, growing revenue actualy costs money first, and you can have a growing developing and non proft making succesfull business for years before the launch into profit declarations....anyone who has developed a business wil also be aware that there are periods when growing and establishing a business the last thing you need to do is declare a profit...that can come later when fully established in your main markets etc...keep the money in the business, use it to develop and grow rather than give it the tax man..and once you start declaring a profit (timing important) you are then into growing it year on year, that requires a massive increase in revenue and spare cash to further invest to keep growing, so from that simple example the principle of profit declaration is not so simple,.....there are many other factors that drive an sp, profit alone is a misnomer, nice but on its own can be misleading, strangely enough ...., ps a ftsee 100 ceo ran his ever growing (1 to 80 countries) business for around 15 years without declaring a profit, it grew , it established itself, it invested, developed and everyone got paid except the tax man, it's share price grew over time too............strange word eh and not so black and white :-)

not for some considerable time ....a lot more developments and added value before then imo :-)

yup, a lot to look forward too, a lot :-)

indeed PCO1 a real possibility that a BIG fish will buy out little ol CPX at some point, with the global IP, the tech design , products etc it could well be in one of the larger players interests to make an attractive offer as it can then accellerate the whole process, product lines and collect licence fees as they go......that makes CPX a very worthwhile prospect on a number of levels..like it, like it a lot :-)

however, with AK's passion, the expertise, the value of the global IP etc any big fish would have to make a very very attractive offer imo as CPX's position looks odds on to be be further established over the coming year or two :-)

indeed PCO1 a real possibility that a BIG fish will buy out little ol CPX at some point, with the global IP, the tech design , products etc it could well be in one of the larger players interests to make an attractive offer as it can then accellerate the whole process, product lines and collect licence fees as they go......that makes CPX a very worthwhile prospect on a number of levels..like it, like it a lot :-)

however, with AK's passion, the expertise, the value of the global IP etc any big fish would have to make a very very attractive offer imo as CPX's position looks odds on to be be further established over the coming year or two :-)

however, with AK's passion, the expertise, the value of the global IP etc any big fish would have to make a very very attractive offer imo as CPX's position looks odds on to be be further established over the coming year or two :-)