Cleantech Lithium Share Discussion Threads

[minuteman] 20/4/2002 09:13

I think the MM's are doing us a favour!

Increasing nicely with volume and dropping marginally without any volume... Discourages sellers and price should jump heavily on buying if this is a trend they've set.

Chartist: Makes for good technical analysis aswell doesn't it?

[minuteman] 17/4/2002 19:03

Early mornings and late nights!! you might want them less!!!!!!

[calleva] 17/4/2002 09:08

minuteman, whatever you are on, let me know - I want some

[purple] 16/4/2002 16:44

I think it remains a shrewd investment for the long to medium term.

We already know that ControlP has reached cash equilibrium and still has significant cash but this has not been factored into the price. If the company is to achieve a profit for the next fy this is likely to be only small, however there is significant potential with recent acquisitions.

I know that a figure of £1-£2 million profit has been mentioned by brokers etc. however this is still only a forecast. If this does materialise and all indications are that it will we can expect the shares to trade between 40-60p.

ControlP a company with £3 million cash, properties worth £1.2 million, future turnover of £10 million and profitability surely the company should be valued significantly more than its current levels.

[minuteman] 16/4/2002 15:17

Purple:

Don't think there is any, just some more shrew investors on board who realise the potential of this stock. It's nice to see

The biggest buy is only £10k so nowt to get too excited about, but shows the MM's are not awash with stock as we thought!

Would be nice to see Documedias new Director, cut loose after the closed period and get himself a few thousand shares.:-0)

[purple] 16/4/2002 15:01

What's the news?

[minuteman] 16/4/2002 15:01

Excellent, Had just come in and not noticed the rise...........hope this gives the nervous a little ease.

Would indicate that the lower of the 2 MM's is clearing their stock and getting back into normal trading... We need some good news now to keep this going.

All I ask for is a 1p / week rise in price for the next 12 months. I may give the MM's a 1/4 of my holding then, and only then. 50p+ in 12 months. IMHO

[minuteman] 16/4/2002 14:44

Good man!, But another year and you will be awash with profit imho.

[calleva] 16/4/2002 14:25

Patience is rewarded - stand by for the RNS

[minuteman] 16/4/2002 09:53

OK I'll try your method in future!!

Nice tick up: 8p offer

[stewjames] 16/4/2002 09:36

Personally, I normally post the full link then edit the post if necessary. Easier and quicker that way!

[minuteman] 16/4/2002 09:16

Stew: Time is money mate. And I am useless on a computer.. I kinda get what your saying .

I'll give it a whirl.....what was a matter with just the link there??

[stewjames] 16/4/2002 09:10

Not quite done minuteman, now you've deleted it completely! This is the general HTML template (you'll need to change ( and ) for their equivalent left and right pointy brackets though)

(a
href='The website address goes here' target='window') Then write the text you want displayed instead of the link(/a)

For example:
(a
href='http://www.advfn.com' target='window')ADVFN homepage(/a)

Gives

[minuteman] 16/4/2002 08:58

Stew: Done!

Rangers: No mate, they are in a closed period, is all they could say, as you know FTSE rules state that if the results are to be announced, the dates have to be made available to everyone...it has to be in the public domain, or it could be construed as insider trading!

As they said they are a closed period, I'd say they won't be too far off.. but speculating just causes problems. Take the RONSON thread, all the posters thought they were to announce results th April...when they didn't come...big sell off... the RON announced the actual date and they are back up.

We will see an RNS when they are due....maybe delayed after the IPEX to tie results with some more good news!!

[stewjames] 16/4/2002 08:04

minuteman, can you edit 168 please - it's messing the thread up. Just change the text after target='Window'>... for the first link to something shorter. Cheers.

[rangers99] 16/4/2002 07:56

Minuteman,

Did you get any news from the company regarding the results date?

[minuteman] 16/4/2002 07:49

Don't you just love it when the MM's open up and the spread is 7.5 -- 9p?

Back over 10p very soon imho.

[minuteman] 15/4/2002 21:07

Smashersmith!

Thanks a lot! Are these familiar names>???? NO! Exactly, I feel that CTL have a lot more larger fish to fry. Great that these uy took us on board, but ain't it the case when progressing, the little lads take it on thenthe big boys follow.

Enjoy the ride folks, IMHO, CTL will make you some serious dollar......At these prices.... PAH!!!! tiz a givaway!

[smashersmith] 15/4/2002 19:39

You can register with the site. This is the info about the contract:-



ControlP Installs e-commerce solutions with the Irongate Group and Copyman

The Irongate Group has adopted ControlP's Templates technology. The technology permits end users to modify stationery artwork online, drastically reducing turnaround cycles and stripping costs from administration. Irongate view the technology as instrumental in its current drive to increase turnover within its digital and lithographic print divisions.

"In competitive tender situations clients are demanding a more efficient way of controlling their print spend. Templates meets a considerable part of this control requirement which in turn leads to greater client loyalty and a higher success rate with tenders", says Adam Noble, Irongate Group Managing Director.


In addition, the latest version of ControlP's Eprintinternet web site, has been implemented by Hampshire based quickprinter, Copyman. Copyman have integrated Eprintinternet into their standard company web site.

Paul Jerome of Copyman commented, "It's great, not only does our web site include contact details and a company profile, but now it streamlines the way our clients do business with us, by offering quote, ordering and file transfer facilities".

The installation of the software heralds a wider adoption of e-commerce technology within the UK print market.

"It is perhaps a sign of the times that we are seeing a more open minded approach regarding e-commerce and the essential role it has to play within the print industry. It is encouraging to see these two dynamic companies grasping the nettle and benefiting from early mover advantage within their respective markets", said Daniel Emerson, Director and General Manager of ControlP plc.

For further information contact:

Daniel Emerson 020 7833 5250 – [e-mail]

General Manager

ControlP plc



Patrick McMurray 020 7833 5250 – [e-mail]

ControlP plc



Control P plc is the leading European web solutions and ASP provider in print procurement and supply. Its products and systems allow highly efficient and cost -effective print purchasing and management. Its online services provide solutions for the large and small users of print and include iPMS (Internet Print Management System), Eprintinternet and bespoke projects.



Control P is quoted on the Alternative Investment Market AIM (CTL).



The Irongate Group is based in Derby and specialises in the sale of digital print and office supplies. A member of the Office Team Buying Group, the Irongate Group has been delivering innovative solutions to its' market for the past 25 years.



For more information contact:



Adam Noble 01332 345 950

[minuteman] 15/4/2002 10:32

Let us know what you thought.

I noticed the offer had crept up to 8.5 on this mornings early trade... Once the MM holding the stock has cleared, we will see a dramatic rise imho as the other seems keen to up the ante.

So are there any press boys here who can access the information about the new contract wins as posted in the link above?? Would be nice to hear about them.

Regards
M

[dixi] 15/4/2002 00:29

cheers still not got back but will try to check out - thanks again

[minuteman] 14/4/2002 11:41

hall 4 stand 558