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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Cscape | LSE:CSC | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B4LFNL36 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 7.50 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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29/3/2011 09:13 | Keith nearly choked when he had to mention Deutche Bank and Toshiba in the results. | maxbubble | |
29/3/2011 09:06 | well you have turned positive - gone from liquidation now to CVA...lol | maxbubble | |
29/3/2011 09:05 | Why would one want to buy???? | jonc | |
29/3/2011 09:03 | why can one not buy today when price has dropped so much? | maxbubble | |
29/3/2011 09:01 | hopefully plenty sold out on the spike tara will have done. | jonc | |
29/3/2011 09:00 | The position is dire - hopefully plenty sold out on the spike and have little invested here. I dont think this is worth more than 40p. | barnetpeter | |
29/3/2011 08:41 | tara7 - 1 Mar'11 - 11:02 - 150 of 855 Over the next few weeks in the run up to results the sellers may start to feel pig sick.. .................... Do not think so tara7. More likely all those who bought on the back of your non stop pumping. | stephanie_m | |
29/3/2011 07:44 | Hmmm, lets see what happens... Level 2 don't look pretty at the moment though... | kennyruss | |
29/3/2011 07:28 | Not brilliant but when Keith is negative then that is a positive. Might be a selloff today not that anybody really bought in the first place and Theresa will be able to take a break now for a while. | maxbubble | |
29/3/2011 07:14 | cracking results! that new p.e. of over 1000 is alomost without equal. yet again, Tara knows her stuff. bet you knockers feel really silly now. pmsl | soap dodger | |
29/3/2011 07:11 | Dreadful results. Turnover falling in the second half and still got £1396000 of tax debts. Negative cashflow from operating activities. How long can this struggle on for? A CVA looks most likely. | jonc | |
27/3/2011 15:50 | Your last 3 posts says it all Max, and certainly this comment All in all if a small amount of money is needed i'm sure there will be a queue. others in the sector have got supported and i would think we are in a league above imv. Those thinking about siting on the fence, i would invite to comment in 3 months time. However lets enjoy the next week, im sure that i will not be disappointed. | 25wbh | |
27/3/2011 12:00 | Cscape Clients:- Sony, Barclays,ABN Amro, Catlin,Lloyds TSB,Deutche Bank, Microsoft,British Army, Local Councils,CIPD,Aviva, + Bluesky Clients | maxbubble | |
27/3/2011 11:41 | cScape is an award-winning, full service digital agency that ranked number 14 in NMA's design and build 2009 top 100 poll. Based in the UK but operating internationally, cScape is part of the AIM-listed cScape Group Limited which has over 110 staff. We offer digital marketing/ customer engagement campaign strategy, planning, management and training (including social media governance); graphic design and rich media services including app development and video, and technical health checks/build (intranet, extranet, website and mobile) for customers such as Aviva, Sony, Barclays, the British Council, ExxonMobil, Tesco, Carbon Trust and the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development. We practice what we preach in terms of engaging our own clients, many of whom have retained cScape to help them with their digital marketing for many years. So what made these customers choose us? The main reason cited is our unique blend of strategic, technical and creative services, combined with our ability to draw on multi-disciplined engagement experts from around the globe. Our Customer Engagement Unit (CEU) counts Dr Dave Chaffey, recognised by the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) as one of the 50 marketing 'gurus' worldwide that have shaped digital marketing, and Richard Sedley, the CIM's Course Director for Social Media, as part of its exceptionally qualified team. We've won multiple awards for our information architecture, user experience and creative work. In addition, cScape is technically strong across the board, with particular expertise in Microsoft SharePoint technologies, holding Gold Partner status with a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional as our Chief Technical Officer. We've an exciting programme of events planned for 2010 and hope you will be able to join us. For more information about these events, cScape's CEU and other services contact Theresa Clifford: t.clifford@cscape. com. Find out more about cScape: www.cscape.com www.customer-engagem Follow us on Twitter: @cscape @cscapeCEU Join the debate: www.customer-engagem | maxbubble | |
27/3/2011 11:15 | Good morning Barry - its good to see so many new? names here taking an interest in this little company which is about to go bust. We do seem to be getting the big deals right accross a range of sectors health, banks,insurance, government,police, utilities and now defence Gold Competency in Digital Marketing from Microsoft. Microsoft's Digital Marketing Platform Group has given cScape the 'Outperform' Partner award for an outstanding Q2 and H1 performance. All in all if a small amount of money is needed i'm sure there will be a queue. others in the sector have got supported and i would think we are in a league above imv. | maxbubble | |
27/3/2011 09:11 | Morning Max/All , stand corrected it was Scoot. | 25wbh | |
26/3/2011 20:45 | Was it not Scoot Barry? Indian...lol. I'm not buying any more of it as I have enough risky companies at the minute and theres only so much one can take of roller coasters. Looking to buy a another big chunk of MIRL as it will be more liquid going forward and gold is likely to double in the next few years | maxbubble | |
26/3/2011 20:23 | Robert, didnt work for QXL did u ?.They had a guy of the same name and a bigger cash flow problem,lol Yes Rob, wait until the results are out and the think for a while about what u are going to do, Big decision Max might buy more of your indian thing, if anything looks like going bust that might, but on the upside,well!!! | 25wbh | |
26/3/2011 19:38 | Yes better off waiting now Robert until results out. If there is a placing at 80p then it will be a small one and its likely that shares will be placed in safe hands so unlikely to be able to buy in volume imv. I am hopeful for a little suprise but like Barry not expecting too much. | maxbubble | |
26/3/2011 18:34 | ok thanks for that JonC that doesnt sound that great especially with them not having very much cash .Had a look at the trades and noticed a few selling aswell ahead of next weeks results suggesting everything has been priced into the current share price will stay on the sidelines for now and might try and pick a few up at a lower share price should sellers arrive on the scene and a possible placing at a lower share price I think maxbubble suggested 80p recently so 150p seems too high to be buying in at imo | rbonnier | |
26/3/2011 14:13 | I'll start and no one else will agree with me. The Co has a debt of circa £1.5m to the Inland Revenue which is in excess of 18 months overdue. It should be a major concern for all investors. | jonc | |
26/3/2011 14:11 | Hi everyone im thinking of buying in here ive done well in the past following Tara7 and i think this could be a big winner .My one major concern though and I would appreciate it if someone could bring me up to speed is the companies cash position and does it have sufficient funds to continue trading for the foreseeable future ,the last thing that i need is to buy in Monday followed on Tuesday by the suspended pending clarification of the companies financial position RNS which has happened just about every time ive bought a microcap like this .Many thanks for any help . | rbonnier |
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