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[ronmikeh] 31/1/2006 11:34

MM. looking for more stock to sell later at a higher price. Silly private investors will sell,buy back later at higher price and complain yhat mm. are a load of market thieves. Seen it all before.The share price may be volitile, but the company is not, and that is what counts.

[rogerl] 31/1/2006 10:39

Anyone know anything to support the fall?

[goldmachine] 25/1/2006 17:44

Spurrier
I had some shares cant recall what but the broker rang me up to see if I wanted to sell them.
I was at Ultrasis AGM and a share holder wanted the addreses of all holders to be in the public domain. The CEO was having none of it as he could see no benifit to the share holders.
Could be COR have released details of share holders but mine for example are held on crest so only selftrade would be contacting me, or they have your details from another source.

[slaterlp] 16/1/2006 18:17

Not only that, but Agatha christie seems to be getting quite a lot of TV coverage at the moment, and poirot dvds are being advertised too.

[sweenoid] 16/1/2006 14:41

would imagine there would be both a licensing AND a small royalty based on attendence etcetc

the important thing here is it keeps Aunt Agatha's work in the public prtescence and enables COR to work off the popularity with the much higher revenue earning streams of books and TV films

a good question for the agm though

Dave

[sweenoid] 16/1/2006 13:59

some excellent news

the impresario Bill Ken Kenwright has with permission of the Agatha Christie company(COR) set up a TOURING stage company to allow her plays to be shown in the provinces.

There has up till recently been an embargo on this -so such a high profile producer like Mr Kenwright is bound to be good for COR

Also promises many of her books will appear on a big stage near you soon!!- I will certainly be going to see The Hollow in Cardiff in April
look at the cast details .....superb , following the acclaimed success of " and then there was none" in London

here is the link



regards
Dave

ps c'mon COR start blowing the pr trumpet!!!!!!

[sweenoid] 13/1/2006 10:49

AGREED

AND THIS STOCK ALWAYS SEEMS TO GET TRACTION PRIOR TO RESULTS SO I SEE £4 IN ABOUT 4-6 WEEEKS

we shall see

nice graph
:-)

Sweenoid

[rallyman2] 13/1/2006 10:31

should be record profits and remember the mr men contribution ,this company like urbium is ripe for a buyout price 4.60p+ what you think

[spurrier] 13/1/2006 08:59

Little by little, each day, a tick up. Looking very promising and solid.

[sweenoid] 07/1/2006 11:15

new Italian web-site for Italy for Noddy

the German news was good and apparenetly the German Noddy site should be up soon as well

Sweenoid

[gerrystewart] 07/1/2006 10:58

Great news on Noddy! The popularity of old fella perennially appears to confound us. I have to admit that I had become increasingly worried about the claims made by management about their targets for Noddy 'at retail'. Although based on nothing more than simple, and perhaps even naive observation, I could not find many places that appeared to be stocking the merchandise. To begin with, I looked at both department stores and in the airport retail outlets in Hong Kong (on 2 business related visits there in September and October) and didn't find a single item. Perhaps that's not too surprising given the opening of Disney in September - the toy stores were crammed full of Disney merchandise.But, I had seen plenty of Noddy toys in the same outlets in previous years. Then, having receieved lots of 'junk mail' in the form of Xmas linked catalogues from retailers such as John Lewis, I noticed they too had no Noddy merchandise. Not do the biggest of the supermarkets ( Tesco, Asda etc. though Morrisons had Mr. Men related books) Finally, I got a little alarmed by going into an Early Learning Center outlet at the White Rose Center here in Leeds ( a place where I had previously seen lots of Noddy toys) and again discovered there weren't any. The only positive I found was on a golfing holiday in Portugal in december where Noddy was on a Portuguese childrens TV programme. But, here he is, poping up in what ought to be a lucrative enough market in a couple of years. So, even if the targets are not met this year, the future looks assured.

[rcktmn] 05/1/2006 21:19

Cool ! £5 by March (this yr!)

[theb1gf] 05/1/2006 17:41

a nice big 25,000 buy at the end there,hoping for more upside tomorrow.

[broadwood] 05/1/2006 16:11

Yep - great piece of news. Noddy's taking over the world.

[someuwin] 05/1/2006 15:33

Noddy heads for German television

Noddy and Big Ears are off to Germany after their owners signed a licensing agreement with TV company Nickelodeon.

The deal means media group Chorion has acheived its aim of selling the Noddy brand to all of its target audiences - the US, UK, Japan, France and Germany.

Chorion snapped up Enid Blyton's Noddy brand for £13m in 1996 and has since sold his £10m, 100-episode computer animated TV series around the world.

Nickelodeon Germany broadcasts to 32 million homes.

"Selling Noddy into Germany has been a key objective of the company," said Chorion chief executive Nicholas James.

"It consolidates Noddy's presence in Europe and means Noddy will be on air in all five of the largest pre-school markets."

Chorion also announced that it had sold its Noddy language learning TV series to broadcasters in France, Scandinavia, Norway and Greece.

The group owns the rights to a host of well-known characters including the Famous Five, the Mr Men, Hercule Poirot and Inspector Maigret.

Last March it announced that pre-tax profits had risen 35% to £4.3m ($8.2m) in 2004, helped by "phenomenal growth" at its children's business.

[rallyman2] 05/1/2006 08:19

i still say 3.60p min with a good look at 4.60p plus dividend (it was 2.96p a few weeks ago now 3.34p)

[sweenoid] 05/1/2006 08:14

Excellent news

German exposure on TV for Noddy in Germanic Europe is BOUND to increase licensing and royalty revenues in that arena.

all set fair for very good annual results in early March

The business was VERY heavily loaded to the 2nd half in 2005 with 5 TV programmes being delivered in that half

we shall see

:-)
Sweenoid

[bargain] 23/12/2005 12:10

Happy Christmas guys and a very merry New Year ...

[slaterlp] 18/12/2005 15:23

Missed a decinal point. £6.00

[slaterlp] 18/12/2005 15:22

All well and good, but WHEN will this share finally pull decently clear of the split price and STAY there? Looking at the chart history it says that back in mid 2001 it was over £600. Is that likely ever again?

[theb1gf] 16/12/2005 17:20

lets hope for some good press over the weekend, and two or three more days like this next week.

[srpactive] 16/12/2005 15:08

rct

good link ty, robbie wants to get
into acting the media tells us, maybe this
could be his break getting into one of the
marple or poirot films, dyor

regards

active