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[qut] 23/5/2008 12:29

Down she goes. Nothing substantiated here.

[clocktower] 23/5/2008 12:20

I`d rather risk jumping from an aircraft @ 30,000 ft than gambling on this now,garykc

[garykc] 23/5/2008 12:17

Clock, worth the gamble IMO. I am hardly ramping either, if that comment was aimed at me. I have no inside knowledge of the results, all I have said, is that I HOPE they announce good news, not they WILL announce.

[clocktower] 23/5/2008 12:03

LOL - BEWARE - RAMPERS

[garykc] 23/5/2008 11:54

No, d'oh!! Could have made a very small profit, and I mean tiny. Will wait for announcement of results, which I am hoping will push this further up!!!!

[clocktower] 23/5/2008 11:35

Basket case imo.

[garykc] 23/5/2008 11:33

No smoke without fire though. They might be announcing some deals possibly alongside the results, hopefully. We will soon find out though I guess.

[richardbees] 23/5/2008 11:33

gary, did you sell?

[garykc] 23/5/2008 10:43

3.15p to sell now. Profit already if I sell now.

[garykc] 23/5/2008 10:37

Yes, fairly easily Hyper. Got quoted 2.8p to sell earlier on.

[hyper al] 23/5/2008 10:35

But can you sell them?

[garykc] 23/5/2008 09:12

Anyone any comments on recent rise? Just bought a small amount this morning as noticed on the risers list. I know you should never chase a share, but hey.

[zigbee] 07/5/2008 09:32

LP: I knew one or two went there but not who. From your comments I guess he won't be looking for a reference from you if EIT doesn't work out.

[lucky punter] 06/5/2008 21:42

Zigbee
When you say the Cybit people do you mean Ian Walmsley who left Cybit by mutual consent after the one of the acquisitions when Cybit had many quality staff to choose from. Not done to well so far. Give him a market leading company with a market leading product and he will do a ok job but at EIT he is just another loser.

[zigbee] 06/5/2008 12:16

Does anyone know what is happening with EIT?
Are the cybit people still involved?

[lucky punter] 20/3/2008 17:17

Although the chart shows that impressive spike it was not quite as it appeared as the spread was just widened and there was virtually no volume. The company will be back on the rocks soon as the interest payments at 12% a year will not be met and they will have to re-arrange the lifeboats yet again.
The couple of people who own most of the company must be praying for a buy out offer to recoup some of their lost money. I would be amazed if that happens.

[clocktower] 20/3/2008 16:28

In March 07 it was a recovery stock as can be seen from the chart - now it is a basket case imo also.

[lucky punter] 20/3/2008 16:26

This company is capped at 1.7 million now with about 4 million of debt. It is still a loss making company with only one contract announced in the last six months that I am aware of. 1.7 million still sounds to much to me.

[viateluk] 17/3/2008 21:33

Do they make them that strong LP? ;>)

[lucky punter] 29/2/2008 10:12

Viateluk
Some mind altering drugs might do the trick or a mental health condition.

[viateluk] 28/2/2008 23:46

Robin, do you have a soft spot for EIT? Their performance is pretty bad and has been for a while. For the right investor, not much money might buy quite a lot of the action right now.....what would it take for you to take a punt here?

[robinhood5] 27/2/2008 12:13

Nice to see the tradition of balanced comment and CYH self publicity is being maintained!

[lucky punter] 15/2/2008 10:28

Viateluk
Richard Horsman is the CEO of Cybit. The golden boy who arrived at EIT a short while ago who was going to save the day for them used to work for Cyh as director of the tea club money or something. A question was raised at the Cyh AGM regarding the impact of the loss of Walmersley and Horsman was very professional in his response which basically said that since the acquisitions at Cyh they had inherited many quality staff and Walmersley was surplus to requirements. He wished him luck at EIT but noted that most of his package was subject to performance which bought a wry smile.

[bearstalker] 15/2/2008 09:28

Just can't understand why the directors keep pouring money in here - suspect it will all end in tears