Cscape Share Discussion Threads

[25wbh] 13/8/2011 10:43

No Max, have rided the storm and near doubled my holding in PCI ,but have sold IMIC.I would prefer to top up on CSC now should any spare funds come available.
cheers, Barry

[maxbubble] 13/8/2011 10:37

Barry, good days, bad days. Slow progress. Nights improved a wee bit but still not sleeping throughout.

I see Phwite as another of the motley crew, maybe replacing JonC. Little bit of negativity in his post just to unsettle holders and put off any buyers. It seems strange just popping up at a low point. tut tut. I would have thought the weak holders would be long gone from this baby, as volume very low. Still they usually have someone/fund lined up to sell a few shares at these low levels, they always do. Hope you are not intending to sell yours Barry?

[25wbh] 13/8/2011 07:57

PWhite 73,i agree totally with your point, we are at the mercy of the chairman here ,i also concur with the view that Max has, that being ,that something will happen to reward some who have had a pretty miserable time over the last 10years,hopefully in the next 18 months.
Nice to see new comment here.
Max take it you had a bad night, hope you are on the mend, B

[maxbubble] 13/8/2011 03:40

I imagine it will be a case of selling Cscape and Bluesky and then use the shell to reverse something into it. Cant see Keith delisting at this stage - what would that gain? secondly would not affect the value of the company privately so it would still be cheap. Killick is now 60+ - cant see him starting now to integrate new business into cscape? Strategy will be to bring in some new investors and raise some money. Then set about getting maximum for both cscape and bluesky, what happens after that will be anyones guess? Return cash to Shareholders via dividend and let the shell be taken over by some new business? who knows but Keith will be looking to get things moving soon im sure.Good time to buy at lows when everyone is so gloomy. Small caps are due a bounce next 6 moths, might be some downside yet but most are close to 10 + 15 year bottoms.

[pwhite73] 12/8/2011 19:39

Cscape is arguably the most undervalued stock on the LSE. But with a chairman who will stop at nothing to keep the company out of the lime light the long suffering small private shareholders are on a hiding to nothing.

A £10.00 bid could materialise out of the blue but then so could the decision to cancel the listing. I'd love to invest here but its just to risky. You can't have your cake and eat it. The reason why the company is so cheap is because of the actions of the chairman.

Whatever happened to starvista (whatever his name was) and the bloke that use to post "plop".

[25wbh] 12/8/2011 08:47

3870 sold at 1.30 yesterday at 65p,but only shown this moning on Plus Market
6578 bought at 08.07 @76p this morning on Plus market

[25wbh] 11/8/2011 16:39

Maybe they have forgotten to mark us down Max,and think they should put the oar in now
At the moment there ar no trades

[maxbubble] 11/8/2011 16:17

come to daddy!!!

[25wbh] 04/8/2011 13:15

Optimistic as usual Max,some of these "Mark Downs " are very much overdone.

[25wbh] 04/8/2011 11:34

I sill hold Tom, and for a long time. Patience is a virtue they say,lol

[tomato8] 04/8/2011 10:32

could do with a takeover here,liven things up

whos still got shares

[25wbh] 04/8/2011 07:57

From the Twitter/cScape familly, Zhaph,Ben Duguid is leaving for a New job

[maxbubble] 02/8/2011 07:59

Totally agree Barry, new website is getting more meat on the bones everyday. So hats off to the the new guys for trying over last 6 months. They are starting to get the Cscape brand better known internationally and in Europe which is good. The twitter I suupose the family one is just general industry info and sharing tech info. The Cscape one is more for our news and other industry news which is interesting but who are they targeting with it. It dried up since Theresa has left but maybe not a bad thing probably better things to be doing with their time. They might be providing a paid service for a client like this and then just using the links on the twitter site for ourselves as well. Who knows Isuppose its keeping the Brand name out there but with so much twittering going on around the world it probably gets lost in the billions of tweets imv.

[25wbh] 02/8/2011 07:52

Thanks for that Max , yes there is some effort to communicate with shareholders which is Why every shareholder in cScape is so mift . Never any news from the Guy at the top, i dont even look at the twitter page now as i cannot keep up with which company they all work for.The last twitter i saw , i would fire them all as it was all meaningless garbage that must be a real distraction during business hours.

[maxbubble] 02/8/2011 07:33

Nice refreshing update from Dotdigital - although slightly different business model they put some meat on the bones and put their names and numbers to contact them and make themselves available to the private and institutional investment community. Good business practice, a nice way of doing business and respect for all minority shareholders.

[25wbh] 27/7/2011 07:45

Morning Max, maybe i am now beginning to share your enthusiasm for the "Site" as u say it is fresh and has a New approach. the Forester report also highlight the abilities of the Group. Lets hope that Microsoft lead the donkey to the Well,lol

[maxbubble] 27/7/2011 00:50

I think its clean cut Barry and can be built on with up to date relevant info. Clean crisp modern and nice few links and info is up to date which is a bonus. Nice and bright and little cluuter I like it its what website should be imv well done guys, it appeals to me. Now we move forward and hopefully add to our client list which is quite envious for our competitors but old news had no place in 2011. Bluesky and cscape group now need a makeover to SP2010 with up todate info and relevant case studies to promote the brand. Cscape Grup has especially some old nonsence about Fernhart and ITM graphics on its site. Onward and upwards which new slick and maybe focussed like never before Cscape. We have the skills and the people now lets get some decent profits going and take the brand to the next level with a little help from our friends at Microsoft. I like the Forrester info we need now ecomonies of scale hopefully Rob can deliver this short term and integrate with whatever is to be bought.

It is great to be featured in this new report by Forester. Creative and design services are one of our core offerings and we are proud to be a part of the 'A' list of interactive design agencies.

[25wbh] 26/7/2011 21:38

Yes , its OK. finally arrived

[maxbubble] 26/7/2011 18:39

not bad eh

[25wbh] 24/7/2011 08:55

Thanks for that Max, will watch out for your emails,think your closer to the city than i am but will certainly keep you informed of any opportunities.
Good luck with your Health
Barry

[maxbubble] 24/7/2011 08:45

Morning Barry - yes indeed you and I have been waiting a long time for this company. I am in a more positive mood again and I will be waiting patiently until this baby turns and it will. The city boys have squeezed us for so long but our day will come and it will turn on a sixpence and at a fast rate as there is no liquidity here and Keith will not be letting go cheaply after all that has gone into this company. Nearly time to sit back and enjoy the fruits of our labour and not worry. Good times ahead even in a difficult market place but doom and gloom for a couple of years will give rise to growth again and increased prices accross the world. News Ineternational has just started the process of closing down the printing presses for the papers, they will close one at a time and the futue will be hand devices reading the news online, TV, or on PC, Smartphones and Ipdad or Kindles etc etc what ever takes your fancy. But trust me the newspapers are gradually going and now is the time for the big boys to exit before proits plummet imv. So Murdoch is using the phone tapping scandal now to start a process that covers his back and maybe even commences a trade sale or a break up of his empire to a few suckers who still think there will be life in the newspaper as we know it. Keith probably realises this as well as he has a strong background in this area. So in summary digital media online in a lot of formats is the way forward and there is no going back. Cscape & Bluesky are well positioned to meet a lot of those needs in the marketplace and we have strong partners and good key staff to deliver the business plan. This is gong to be £100million company in the years ahead - enjoy the ride and will probably not be spending as much time here in the future as I will be looking after my health hopefully and my mining investments which will take up quite a bit of my time as they are also about to take off.

We will keep in touch by email Barry off and on all being well. Let me know any info or deals that we can share as we think alike most times.

Max

[25wbh] 24/7/2011 08:28

Thanks for that Max

Well this publication could and should open new horizons for Benn Robb and rub off on cScapes future,Well done Benn.

It shows the closeness of cScape to Microsoft in its workings and understanding, and should mean an extra profit margin added to the contracts, the clients knowing they have one of the best in the world understanding their business needs.
The company also have one of the best client lists in the UK

With a capitalization of only 1.3 million i cannot see the company Not getting future grants that are available

[maxbubble] 24/7/2011 00:36

Lord Jones, the former trade minister, will this week warn that British firms are missing out on millions of pounds of EU cash which is available for research and development.


The former head of the CBI will also call on the coalition to do more to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) by cutting regulation and paperwork, and helping them access the EU's €1.4bn fund for R&D. At a conference organised by Pera, a leading European R&D firm, he will also urge the UK to spend more on R&D – which accounts for just 1.7 per cent of GDP, much lower than the OECD average, and way behind countries such as France or Germany.

He said on Friday: "This country will only get itself out of this economic malaise if we trade our way out of it. It's always the small business sector that pulls the country out – it's where all the jobs will come."

Since the recession, the UK has cut its R&D spending by over a quarter, to £25bn (€28bn). In 2007, before the banking crisis, Germany spent €62bn on R&D, while the UK spent just €37bn