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You sad sad man,

Do us all a favour and stick to the COMMS board with your desperate ramping.

It's true it's been a long hard struggle here and yes I know nothing more than anyone else but my my gut feeling is things will look a lot better here year end. Many things going on here and unless you feel the company is bull****ting the future looks very exciting.Like many small companies their growth has been held back by lack of cash and I think they've taken a sensible approach in growing the business.

Hi Davius The report came from Betting Business which you have to subcribe to unfortunately. For anyone who is prepared to invest for the long term in this one I really think they could see a nice return. My other interest after buying shares is football betting which has given me some very nice returns over the years, so NEV was an ideal share for me to get involved in as it's an area I really understand. I'm happy with their progress so far and pleased to see they have got listed on a couple odds comparison sights. Their affiliate program is up and running which is another big plus as well. The downside, if there is one at the moment is their poor offer on football bets. There is no doubting IMHO they know all about horses, but to really exceed they need to expand into football on a big scale at some stage. Having said that they have only been online a few months and the call centre operating for the same amount of time, so no need to rush things, just get them right. This is only my opinion, so if anyone is interested, please do your own research.

Neville Porter Bookmakers announced that its annual turnover would be substantially above the original £14 million target this year, adding that all three branches of the business were exceeding expectations. Founder Neville Porter said that predictions for the firm's online betting site, as well as its call centre and online pitches, had gone 'out of the window', citing several months of successful trading. "Everything is going fantastically well at the minute," Porter remarked. "The business has really moved onto another level." He pointed to the call centre business, based in Chester-le-Street, which generated £2 million in May alone, after predicting a £7 million turnover for the year. The firm – which joined the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) in March – has also increased its number of on-site betting pitches in recent months and will also generate significantly more revenue than the £6 million it had predicted according to Porter. "We are on course for this to be a massive year for us," he said. "We are concentrating heavily on the internet and call centre side of the business, both of which are going tremendously well. "Recently, with becoming an AIM-listed company, our brand has gone onto a different level. The amount of business we are doing is beyond any expectations we had."

Although it's early days for this one, I'm happy with the progress so far. I'm sure your all aware of the events so far for this one so I will not bore you with details. We still await news of their plans for European expansion which hopefully will not be too long in coming. EBTM represent my biggest holding and 10-12p would be an excellent start. In for the long term unless news gives me cause to reconsider.

CFE is more of a gamble imho Rodney. Yes it's true Barty has made a big impact since joining, but they have very little cash and at the moment are a pure gamble. Good luck if your in. Not for me at the moment.