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Best of luck

A little decent research and the patience to hold is what is required.

Now Norwich council are looking at alternative providers should CNT fail http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/sharewatch/market-report-bg-drills-ahead-as-buyout-rumours-fuel-speculation-2058183.html

Council winds up contract with Connaught as it's revealed it owns money to Travis Perkins By GEOFF FOSTER and TOM BAWDEN Last updated at 10:30 PM on 20th August 2010 Comments (1) Add to My Stories The pressure on troubled Connaught intensified as a key London council terminated its £7million-a-year contract to maintain 15,000 local authority homes. Barnet Council is winding up its contract 13 months early, in February next year, in the first cancellation to emerge since Connaught's shock profits warning in June. It is concerned the loss of confidence means Connaught will be unable to perform its duties properly. Waiting: Builders' merchant Travis Perkins revealed it is owed money by Connaught In an internal memo Barnet Homes said: 'Connaught's ongoing problems with its supply chain are jeopardising our ability to provide an excellent repairs service. This is an absolute priority for us and we cannot allow these issues to continue.' The contract loss came as builders' merchant Travis Perkins revealed it is owed money by Connaught (down 1.9p at 12.4p). Connaught customer puts plans in place for collapse Travis Perkins finance chief Paul Hampden-Smith told Construction News: 'We have a significant exposure. We are having discussions with Connaught, but these are confidential.' Concerns about Connaught's future viability have mounted in the past two months as it has issued three profits warnings, its chief executive and finance director have resigned, and its share price has lost 95 per cent of its value. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/article-1304899/Council-winds-contract-Connaught-revealed-owns-money-Travis-Perkins.html?ito=feeds-newsxml#ixzz0xF0OuCC1 Rok and Mears ready to grab business By Daily Mail 18 August 2010, 8:46am Two of Connaught's rivals are hoping to profit from the council house maintenance firm's woes, as worried customers start looking for an alternative supplier. Read more: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/markets/article.html?in_article_id=512268#ixzz0xFae0Mn3 http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/markets/article.html?in_article_id=512268

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/20239/creightons-reports-significantly-better-trading-but-pressure-still-on-20239.html

Could see some activity here following the IMS

Now hopefully people may listen. CRL could be the next one or FDBK looking at their recent rises.

Reported on the news wires.

Could start to recover back to it's 5p level again.

A poster on ADVFN states that the company is contemplating a share buyback. That should put Creightons in play.

Going mad

Brokers appearing to be slightly more positive today; Broker comment highlights; Problem being confined to PHE only. Net debt down to £32 million. Divi may possibly be maintained. Shares in Rok have recovered in early trading despite a 45 per cent fall yesterday following its profits warning and the suspension of finance director Ashley Martin, have recovered in early trading. Rok shares are up 10 per cent today, following yesterday’s crash but the firm is still valued at just £32 million. Investors reacted to the shock news that there had been “serious failings in financial controls” at the firm by offloading their shares. Panmure Gordon analyst Andy Brown said: “A warning based on financial controls/accounting tends to hang over a share price for a while. “The group reports H1 results on 17 August, so we should get more clarity on the current situation then. If the dividend can be held then there is big valuation upside but ahead of the results meeting we stay cautious.” The problems have been confined to the plumbing, heating and electrical business, which was largely put together by alamgamating a number of smaller firms specifically to target this market.

No trades and up 28%!!

Considering NextGen have a collaboration with Thermo Fisher this potentially could be great news http://www.bionity.com/news/e/120659/?WT.mc_id=ca0068

Very suprised that we did not see a further rise.

Max buy 250K max sell 1M - This is the ground floor.

Just checked online and their is a massive change in online limits. Now max buy has been cut to 250K @ 0.7 so does look as though what has been holding this back is out of the way.

All that are in issues and not many available for the PI. One good bit of news will see this go up many mutliples. It turnsover in excess of £1.3M yet has a mere market cap of £140K

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/19739/merchant-securities-starts-coverage-of-managed-support-services--19739.html "While its portfolio of compliance and building service companies is still relatively modest they provide a platform from which the group can grow both organically and via selective acquisitions to build a specialist service offering in the fragmented, higher value added end of the technical building services market," "With the shares near their all time low we consider MSS a strong recovery play,"

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