Entain Share Discussion Threads

[cowls] 21/6/2004 14:29

Was that a 3mill sell??? Can't understand the price going up if it was a sell...

Very confusing share.

[cowls] 15/6/2004 15:48

Good news can't be far away ;) Hold on a little longer.

[qfh] 11/6/2004 12:37

hope your right Ham,still alot of work to recover the savage drops of late

[hamidahamida] 11/6/2004 12:09

Commenting, Ray Dutton, Chief Executive said: in last update
in his words

"Several other companies are at an advanced stage of trials with our innovative
technology and I hope to be able to report further successes by CDE Solutions in
the near future."

Looks like some of above deals are done they might update the market????
This could be the reason why they are moving up every day

[cowls] 11/6/2004 12:05

Just needs some good news to send this flying!

[qfh] 11/6/2004 11:03

no trades,no news yet creeping up slowly

[hamidahamida] 11/6/2004 11:01

keeps moving up every day

[cowls] 10/6/2004 15:36

Come-on ENT get some contract news out!!!

[qfh] 09/6/2004 11:35

Im not alone then!

[qfh] 08/6/2004 18:20

only 6 ! dont come on here with your idle bragging.give it time it will be the full 8

[carlsberg] 08/6/2004 16:38

i have eight shares in my portfolio tipped by HB six of which are down between
40 & 80 %

[chapchip] 08/6/2004 16:20

thats Hoodless Brennans latest offering of how to turn £10k in to £5k

[carlsberg] 08/6/2004 16:16

What is that all about

[carlsberg] 08/6/2004 16:15

Light Reading Insider Releases Managed Security Services Report



NEW YORK, June 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Managed security services (MSS) are the
hottest ticket to high-margin, recurring profit for telecom providers,
according to a new report from Light Reading Insider
( the subscription research service of
Light Reading.

Entitled "Managed Security Services: The Safe Bet," the report finds that
intrusion prevention and denial-of-service prevention will dominate new service
launches in the next 12 months. It examines the security services offered by
ten major service providers -- including managed firewalls, intrusion detection
and prevention, DOS prevention, content scanning, Web filtering, and more --
and analyzes the vendors best positioned to meet their requirements.

"Managed security service providers can deliver better intrusion and
denial-of-service prevention than enterprises can achieve in-house, because
outsourcing can be more efficient and in some circumstances more responsive,"
says Insider research analyst Daro Clark.

Clark finds that network-based systems allow MSSPs to provide a "clean pipe" to
the customer and provide early warning of attacks. But detection and alerts are
no longer enough for major enterprises: "They want guaranteed uptime backed by
rebates from their providers."

Key findings include:

* Many MSSPs expect to double their revenue in 2004 and report CAGRs of
higher than 40 percent.

* The reluctance of enterprises to outsource is waning as requirements
for data security increase and the cost of in-house IT security staff
rises -- by up to 30 percent a year, in some cases.

* Managed firewalls are the most commoditized MSS services and are prone
to price declines. Some MSSPs counter 5 percent annual price declines
by adding service features.

* Shared, network-based services offer cost savings of up to 25 percent
over other CPE-based services and widen the addressable MSS market to
incorporate SMB users.

* AT&T and MCI have the most aggressive MSS development strategies and
have launched penalty-based intrusion prevention services.



Private vendors analyzed in this report: Arbor Networks Inc., Fortinet Inc.,
Procera Networks Inc., Quarry Technologies Inc., and TippingPoint Technologies
Inc.

Public vendors analyzed in this report: Check Point Software Technologies Ltd.
(NASDAQ:CHKP), Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO), CoSine Communications Inc.
(NASDAQ:COSN), Juniper Networks Inc. (NASDAQ:JNPR), Internet Security Systems
Inc. (NASDAQ:ISSX), Network Associates Inc. (NYSE:NET), and Nortel Networks
Ltd. (NYSE/Toronto: NT).

Private services providers analyzed in this report: TruSecure Corp.

Public service providers analyzed in this report: AT&T Corp. (NYSE:T), BT Group
plc. (NYSE:BTY) (LONDON: BTA) , Equant (NYSE: ENT; Paris: EQU), IBM Corp.
(NASDAQ:IBM), Infonet Services Corp. (NYSE:IN), MCI Inc. (NASDAQ:WCOEQNASDAQ:
MCWEQ), SBC Communications Inc. (NYSE:SBC), Siemens Information and
Communications Networks Inc. (NYSE: SI; Frankfurt: SIE), and VeriSign Inc.
(NASDAQ:VRSN).

The report is available as part of an annual subscription to the monthly Light
Reading Insider, which is priced at $1,350. The subscription includes 12
monthly reports covering the hottest wireline equipment and services markets.
Individual reports are available for $900.

To subscribe, or for more information, please visit our newly redesigned
Website at:

Sales contact:
Dave Williams
Sales Director
Light Reading Insider
415-293-8470


Press contact:
Laura West
Outbound Marketing Director
Light Reading Insider
212-925-0020 ext. 105


DATASOURCE: Light Reading Insider



CONTACT: Sales - Dave Williams, Sales Director, [phone],

, or Press - Laura West, Outbound Marketing

Director, [phone], ext. 105, , both of Light

Reading Insider

[cowls] 08/6/2004 11:58

What a weird share!!! Online you can buy for 6.10 and sell for 6.12 ???

[chapchip] 08/6/2004 09:32

no thye haven t i don t think they have my number..if they do they shall get short shrift!!!!!!!!!!!

[qfh] 08/6/2004 07:02

chapchip...Have city equities tried to push their IRN shares your way by chance?

[chapchip] 07/6/2004 16:44

qfh...me too courtesy of a Hoodless Brennan reco....i bought the first tranche and then they ophoned me two weeks later...this share is the dogs danglers.....onwards and upwards...except like all their recos I m about 50% down..actually now 75%........

[qfh] 07/6/2004 11:39

Big Dutchman your optimism is most welcome,still looking for 15.5p to break even. Good luck

[the big dutchman] 07/6/2004 11:34

QFH, the big dutchman is not at a coffee house, but i have it on very good authority that ENT will be signing 2 more contracts over the next few weeks and the price will tweak back up to over the 10p mark DYOR and all will be revealed!!!

[qfh] 07/6/2004 11:26

sounds like the big dutchman is at a coffee house

[cowls] 07/6/2004 11:24

Looking at the trades and times they all look like buys... so why the huge drop?

[cowls] 07/6/2004 11:06

Dutch, do you know anything? Anyone phoned the company yet?