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[riskblue] 02/12/2002 09:33

Another big transaction this morning 3 million - could it be filling a buy order and the start of stakebuilding following similar end of last week?

[halfpenny] 02/12/2002 08:16

BIG BIG PROBLEMS for ARK.....very risky 16p to come soonnn...

Looks like these stock will not be worth giving away due to BAD sales....pipeline not turning into sales......waste of time......won't even give these away with a bag of Fish and CHIPS....(as these are burned chips)

16p or less to come sooonnnnn

big drops....aaggghhhhhh

16p
16p
16p
18p ..... risky

[boobly] 30/11/2002 13:40

Let`s hope the high tide sees the ARK float off the sand bank.

[nashwan123] 29/11/2002 20:30

Perhaps Half Brain should have his benefit cut next!!!!!! Get a job get a life.

[divina] 29/11/2002 20:30

Tokyo's market was also boosted by strength in electronics stocks after reports that technology spending was about to revive. Unemployment was back up to record levels of 5.5% in October, from 5.4% the previous month, supporting the Bank of Japan's pessimistic outlook.


Production is also shrinking in the world's second-biggest economy. A month-on-month fall of 0.3% in October shocked forecasters who had been expecting a useful rise after exports had risen earlier in the year.

Semiconductor manufacturing looks to be a possible exception. Orders for chip-making equipment have doubled, and an industry report predicted an upturn of 5.8% in technology spending next year. This gave a further boost to the chipmakers, which have been riding high on the better economic data from the US. NEC, Japan's largest microchip producer, gained 4%, while computers group Toshiba, which is planning to expand its chip factories, rose 2%.

[halfpenny] 29/11/2002 15:32

16p looking likely...

16p

[halfpenny] 29/11/2002 09:49

BIG BIG PROBLEMS for ARK.....very risky 16p to come soonnn...

Looks like these stock will not be worth giving away due to BAD sales....pipeline not turning into sales......waste of time......won't even give these away with a bag of Fish and CHIPS....(as these are burned chips)

16p or less to come sooonnnnn

big drops....aaggghhhhhh

[divina] 28/11/2002 20:29

Surely its due a rise All good News. Offices in Asia opening
strong demand for new products in USA. Icing on the cake 50 MILLION
back to shareholders early next year. Next year only 5 weeks away!!!

[noah] 28/11/2002 19:07

taking a look at the charts could be an up day soon. maybe tomorrow.?

[noah] 28/11/2002 17:31

has the large seller finished, and the 500,000 t trade the start of the buying. could this be the time to get back in. ?

[spyderman] 27/11/2002 21:19

bad luck halfpenny, looks like you going to miss the ark!

[halfpenny] 27/11/2002 09:56

Looks loke ARK have in problems....seeing 16p sooonnn

Money to shareholders will happen next year BUT that is TOO LATE as the share value would have DROPPED due to MISSED targets and PIPELINE not comming through......strong RISK...


see 16p very soonnnnnn

strong RISK.... be aware...


16p 16p 16p .... sssooonnnnnnn

[divina] 26/11/2002 17:55

Taken from ARC website Due to increasing customer demand




ARC International Expands Sales Force


Company Experiencing Increased Demand for ARCtangent™ and USB SoC solutions


San Jose, CA., November 26, 2002 – Due to increasing customer demand, ARC International (LSE:ARK), a world leader in configurable System-on-Chip (SoC) platform technologies, announced the expansion and reorganization of its North American sales force. As a result, ARC will be better positioned to identify emerging market opportunities and partner with its customers to deliver integrated product solutions.

To create and expand customer relationships in North America, R. Scott Hills has been promoted to vice-president of sales for North America. Karen Lamar has been promoted to vice-president of sales for North America-West and David Yager, who joins the company from MIPS, will assume the newly created position, vice-president of sales for North America-East. Scott, Karen and David bring over 60 years of engineering, marketing and sales experience to ARC's team.

"We are expanding and reorganizing our North American sales force to take advantage of the new market opportunities afforded by the recent introductions of the ARCtangent-A5 microprocessor and USB On-The-Go (OTG) peripherals," said Mike Gulett, ARC's president and CEO.

"These additions continue to raise the expertise and capability of our sales organization and will aide us in our pursuit of lasting customer partnerships. Our sales team is key to ensuring that we deliver products that minimize customer risk and development time. Customer acceptance for our products indicates we are on the right track."


About ARC
ARC International is an industry-leading developer of embedded user-customizable, high-performance 32-bit RISC/DSP processor cores, with integrated development tools, peripherals, RTOS and software. These integrated products and solutions are a result of the acquisitions of MetaWare, VAutomation and Precise Software Technologies. ARC's integrated intellectual property solutions assist customers in rapidly developing next generation wireless, networking and consumer electronics products, reducing time to market, reducing their cost, reducing the number of IP suppliers and reducing their risk for system-on-chip products. Products based on ARC's technology include digital still cameras, set-top boxes, and network processors.

ARC International employs 200 people in research and development, sales, and marketing offices across North America, Europe and Israel. Full details of the company's locations and other information are on the company's web site, www.ARC.com. ARC International is listed on the London Stock Exchange as ARC International plc (LSE:ARK).

[divina] 26/11/2002 17:54

Taken from ARC website Due to increasing customer demand




ARC International Expands Sales Force


Company Experiencing Increased Demand for ARCtangent™ and USB SoC solutions


San Jose, CA., November 26, 2002 – Due to increasing customer demand, ARC International (LSE:ARK), a world leader in configurable System-on-Chip (SoC) platform technologies, announced the expansion and reorganization of its North American sales force. As a result, ARC will be better positioned to identify emerging market opportunities and partner with its customers to deliver integrated product solutions.

To create and expand customer relationships in North America, R. Scott Hills has been promoted to vice-president of sales for North America. Karen Lamar has been promoted to vice-president of sales for North America-West and David Yager, who joins the company from MIPS, will assume the newly created position, vice-president of sales for North America-East. Scott, Karen and David bring over 60 years of engineering, marketing and sales experience to ARC's team.

"We are expanding and reorganizing our North American sales force to take advantage of the new market opportunities afforded by the recent introductions of the ARCtangent-A5 microprocessor and USB On-The-Go (OTG) peripherals," said Mike Gulett, ARC's president and CEO.

"These additions continue to raise the expertise and capability of our sales organization and will aide us in our pursuit of lasting customer partnerships. Our sales team is key to ensuring that we deliver products that minimize customer risk and development time. Customer acceptance for our products indicates we are on the right track."


About ARC
ARC International is an industry-leading developer of embedded user-customizable, high-performance 32-bit RISC/DSP processor cores, with integrated development tools, peripherals, RTOS and software. These integrated products and solutions are a result of the acquisitions of MetaWare, VAutomation and Precise Software Technologies. ARC's integrated intellectual property solutions assist customers in rapidly developing next generation wireless, networking and consumer electronics products, reducing time to market, reducing their cost, reducing the number of IP suppliers and reducing their risk for system-on-chip products. Products based on ARC's technology include digital still cameras, set-top boxes, and network processors.

ARC International employs 200 people in research and development, sales, and marketing offices across North America, Europe and Israel. Full details of the company's locations and other information are on the company's web site, www.ARC.com. ARC International is listed on the London Stock Exchange as ARC International plc (LSE:ARK).

[boobly] 26/11/2002 17:06

Half twit ;
L O L ! ! ! = LUNATIC - ON - LINE ;

You`re past your sell by date , and are now FILTERED .

[boobly] 26/11/2002 17:05

Half twit ;
L O L ! ! ! = LUNATIC - ON - LINE ;

You`re past your sell by date , and are now FILTERED .

[drsmessguide] 26/11/2002 15:27

Halfpennt filtered, gosh its transformed the site.

[drsmessguide] 26/11/2002 15:25

Sigh!!

Do you ever have anything remotely useful to say?

[halfpenny] 26/11/2002 13:24

Looks like these stock will not be worth givingaway due to BAD sales....pipeline not turning into sales......waste of time......won't even give these away with a bag of Fish and CHIPS....(as these are burned chips)

16p or less to come sooonnnnn

big drops....aaggghhhhhh

[halfpenny] 26/11/2002 13:18

told u guys....there she DROPS....down down and down again...more drops to come...

very risky...


16p to come sooonnnn

[halfpenny] 26/11/2002 09:37

Glad I SOLD on Friday.....looks like we may see a huge drop towards 16p..due to cash not being returned this year.......


maybe 16p to come sooonnnnn

risky...

[fozdad] 26/11/2002 09:12

Half-wit,

So, on thursday, you were predicting 45p sooonnnnn, friday you claim you sold out amd now you're predicting 16p sooonnnnn. In the 2 years that I have been using this site, I've never come across such an inept poster.

Congratulations, you are the first member of my filter list.

[halfpenny] 26/11/2002 09:00

Glad I SOLD on Friday.....looks like we may see a huge drop towards 16p..due to cash not being returned this year.......


maybe 16p to come sooonnnnn

risky...