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I reckon tomorrow we will see most of todays losses wiped out and will be back up to about 10.5p, I also believe we will see another bid announced by the company very soon, just a feeling but when you read the results of today and it just goes down on some negative news from a third party,which was imo way out. I think there is a very good opportunity to get in early tomorrow before it starts rising again.

Am I glad I could get a buy on Tuesday, would have lost a substantial amount, there is a God. I am in Innovation and Lloyds at the moment and will now wait until Innovation climbs up to at least 20p. Lloyds is another story,could surge to £2 next week,shall I hold when it gets there or will greed takeover.

I have tried 4 times this morning to buy and not allowed, my experience in the past when this happens is that a bid is on the table and no shares will be bought unless the bidders are trying to accumulate enough for a hostile takeover. This in my view is what could be happening. Well done all those who have stayed with TMC.

I have seen this on many occasion where there has been a consolidation of shares like 1 for 100, like this will be something like £1.50 after and will plummet very fast to below £1.00, will be very interesting on the 22nd to see if this happens, so please beware. Consolidation always in mt view hides the true value of a company until it is too late to get out. I would be very interested on what other people think.

people have beed suckered in to this share again, a lot got in at the high of yesterday still thinking there was more to come. This happened to me with NNG, GGG, VAN LONR. I hope I am wrong but it is very similar to the others. Good luck anyway, but please beware of all the speculation put about.

Somebody's dumping, there must be some bad news on the horizon, thoughts anybody?

wile pretax losses widened to 21.4 million pounds compared with a restated 8.5 million last time. that was not expected, ouch!

all day, bodes well for the rest of the week and months ahead.

Bought into this one this morning, any thoughts with the latest news on the sp potential. Thanks in advance.

considering the rise, will drop back later and over the next day or so I think. Maybe some profit taking tomorrow as well to bring it back to 5.75p

I could have got my other share predictions right I would be a millionaire by now. This has surpassed my 36p and is still falling, will now drop way below 30p at this rate, obviously something amiss which they are not divulging.

I looked at these at the opening offer this morning, which was 14% up then, why oh why did I not go for it. I was so tempted and did not have anybody influencing me. Never change your mind when you want to go for it. Must be the past few days and weeks SEO, VAN, NNG,GGG all down since I went and bought in. I still have one hope and that is that Langbar win their case in court, got loads tied up there.

Looks like my assessment of this stock is nearing my price prediction, but to be honest it looks like it will fall even further. I now have a price range of 41-45p but beware it could go lower due to the credit squeeze so realistically could go to 36p, then I will buy back in, I had thought when down in mid forties but cannot afford to lose anymore cash in dealings I have of late.

I believe this is going to fall into the mid fourties and then you will see a hostile takeover IMO

This is very similar pattern to Vanco Simple, lets hope Vanco moves to despute the lead very soon. Good luck if you are in this.

I would think definate sell

I see that delayed trade put on just as a buy is I would say more likely a sell.

I have shares in this company and the way the sp is falling over the past 2 days is very worrying, I think now would be time to get out because i can see this falling much further. Any thoughts?

What concerns me is that there were 2 8000000 sells yesterday, why? Is this another false dawn and tomorrow there will be a lot of regrets and dismay?

23-OCT-2007 07:50 LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Garment designer Hardy Amies PLC said it has signed new license agreements with ten Japanese operators for three years providing at least 850,000 stg in sales income per annum, at current exchange rates. The company said it has opened its first UK store outside Savile Row, in Edinburgh, to sell its menswear range. Hardy Amies said it has entered into a joint venture with Aussino Group Ltd, an established retailer in the Asia Pacific region, to develop retail outlets for the company in China, and to help establish Hardy Amies as a luxury brand in China. The company will provide capital investment of 0.5 mln stg in the joint venture, which is matched by Aussino Group Ltd. 'The plan envisages the opening of our first stores in China during 2008,' the company said in a statement. TFN.newsdesk@thomson.com