Telspec Share Discussion Threads

[gazza12] 18/4/2006 11:47

Going bust i'm afraid.

[atlantic53] 18/4/2006 11:44

I bought at 25p looks like a 100% loss coming Maybe they should merge with ringprop.Made have you had a look at circle oil??

[spcecks] 18/4/2006 11:40

down again.

[Abuse team] 13/4/2006 14:32

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[made1686] 12/4/2006 16:21

ooooooooooooooooo we bin sharfted oooooooooo were is tom s 30p ooooooooo

[made1686] 12/4/2006 13:50

we hae been sharfted

[spcecks] 12/4/2006 13:44

surely these are worth much more than 8p.

[made1686] 12/4/2006 13:19

god i think a mbo on the cheap is on the cards

[made1686] 12/4/2006 13:03

whats up here i thought tom said thay sell it for thirty p and tom is never wrong market cap is mad

[superbigal] 12/4/2006 11:08

made1686 - 11 Apr'06 - 19:14 - 193 of 196


thay should give us the cash turn the light out then sack them self.s

See you have revised your 30p in May, to 20p, to this now Made1686 ha ha ha

[charmer1_23] 12/4/2006 09:05

Certainly not looking good guys/gals. Cash in bank underpins but with continuing losses that safety net will just diminish. Where are these potential suitors? Thanks. ;--))

[gazza12] 12/4/2006 08:12

Oh dear, i called this one wrong. It looks like its going to 5p with a buyer at around 10p. I hope it happens quickly as i'ii be glad to see the back of it.

[made1686] 11/4/2006 19:14

thay should give us the cash turn the light out then sack them self.s

[superbigal] 11/4/2006 12:59

Lets face it all thats worth having in Telspec now is the cash in bank, and thats a lot lower than the end of year report.

[howdlep] 11/4/2006 09:42

BlueLynx - 10 Apr'06 - 12:36 - 183 of 190

made

I'm affraid I can't see any big order for TSP's products, for the simple reason any potential customer will want to know that TSP will be round in the years to come to offer after sale support.


Perhaps any company with a large potential order, would rather buy TSP on the cheap?

This is dropping on low volume and we have the cash buffer. However, I appreciate the longer the deal takes, the more management have to cut costs. So my bet is that there will be very little advertising spend.

[bluelynx] 10/4/2006 17:05

Spcecks - Guess I'll hold TSP to the final grizzly conclusion too.

[spcecks] 10/4/2006 16:58

BlueLynx was thinking of selling tsp last week to buy more cey at 29p wish i had of done now....dont think you can go wrong with more nop as i still see massive upside....will hold on to my tsp for now but not happy with them.

[made1686] 10/4/2006 16:37

all right superbigal do you no its the year of the dog and when will they sell tsp or be in profit thank you

[bluelynx] 10/4/2006 14:33

Off Topic

spcecks - Yes, how could I forget NOP, the shares I'm holding in NOP are for free. Now I'm thinking of selling TSP and buying more NOP. Running your winners and all that. Global Natural Energy is another disappointing share I'm holding at the moment (lossing 50% so far) but not selling it due to it trading at a discount to its Assets, but the market doesn't agree with me on that point.

[superbigal] 10/4/2006 13:12

MADE1686 Cant speak Eengleesh comments previously were
i do not clean bog for BT like you still think you no sod all ps i do not care what you think as well 30p by may you see time will tell

I see you have already revised your forecast to 20p ha ha.

Spcecks If you want the real prospects ask any question and i will endeavour to get you a truthful answer.

[spcecks] 10/4/2006 12:50

BlueLynx agree with your above post.....hope they will sell the company as quick as possible......yes and thank goodness for cey and my nop.

[bluelynx] 10/4/2006 12:36

made

I'm affraid I can't see any big order for TSP's products, for the simple reason any potential customer will want to know that TSP will be round in the years to come to offer after sale support.