Manpower Software Share Discussion Threads

[sja123] 09/7/2007 14:02

Hopefully, this is the start of the run up to the results, in early August I believe.....at least, they were last year.....we know they are ahead as they told us months ago....online limits very tight...only able to buy a thousand or so without going to the market.....starting to look good and of course, able to buy now below where Swann bought his last 100,000...

[mkloos2] 09/7/2007 13:21

Is there news on the horizon prompting this jump?

[chester] 09/7/2007 13:17

I'm back in for a few today.

[mcjj] 05/7/2007 15:28

results should see this jump big time.....

[monkeywrench] 05/7/2007 09:20

Well remembered CR.
P.S. You cost me a bob or two, last time out.
I should never have backed a pantomime horse that
contained a jaded pop star who thinks he can now act.

[cockneyrebel] 04/7/2007 14:54

Led by Sarah Brightman - I came close to getting a shock off the telly several times watching them - electricity and saliva are not good partners.

CR

[felix99] 04/7/2007 12:21

Well I bought a few more .Gulp I got a lot but am reasonably comfortably with them . Its the mkts I not !

[samenic] 04/7/2007 09:28

Small mention in the Express this morning,not exactly the font of investment knowledge unless Princess Diane was somehow involved anyway....

'Vague talk of predatory interest lifts Manpower Software'


Still better than nothing...

[recruiter] 28/6/2007 08:24

CR - yes weak markets, but this is down over 20% now since I bought this.

Not a happy chappy, only keeping them as I hope the Director who dealt & bought is not a complete muppet & knows they are worth having.

Officially my 2nd worst purchase this year.

[robward] 27/6/2007 09:28

Morning All
Nothing exciting to report but i note that Manpower are updating their website.

Regards

Rob

p.s yep i've got nothing better todo !!!

[cockneyrebel] 26/6/2007 12:26

Cheers Rob.

Weak market in general Recruiter, imo.

CR

[robward] 26/6/2007 11:21

Hi All
Been in the U.S for a few weeks so havnt posted. Pleased to see Manpower still doing the business.....

LONDON, June 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Manpower Software is pleased to welcome
Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS
Trust, Aintree University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Hertfordshire
Partnership NHS Trust to our growing NHS electronic staff rostering user
base.



Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Trust selected MAPS Healthroster after
conducting an OJEU tender exercise. An OJEU is a formal tendering route,
involving a rigorous competitive process with the Trust comparing a number of
solutions in the market. MAPS Healthroster was chosen by the Trust as the
most economically advantageous offer judged on price, quality of product and
service, delivery performance, risk and overall cost effectiveness.



Aintree University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust selected MAP
Healthroster after conducting Manpower Software's unique 'Roster Assessment'
which measured how the Trust was managing its workforce at ward level. The
results showed that improved use could be made of permanent staff, resulting
in less requests for more expensive temporary staff, and delivered a strong
business case to the Trust board for the implementation of an electronic
staff rostering system.



The Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Trust also conducted a 'Roster
Assessment', and have chosen MAPS Healthroster after analysing the savings
that could be realised from the electronic rostering system. The Trust joins
two others in Hertfordshire who have selected MAPS Healthroster - East &
North Hertfordshire NHS Trusts and West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust.



This now brings the total number of NHS Trusts who have ordered MAPS
Healthroster to 22, which includes 13 Acute Trusts, 5 Foundation Trusts and 4
Mental Health/Learning Disability Trusts.




The share price may be consolidating but for long-term holders it represents a buying opportunity.

Regards

Rob

[recruiter] 25/6/2007 10:53

need a boost in a big way, slipping all the time.

[giddygoat] 20/6/2007 22:56

A Trading Update would give us a boost here I fancy.
Lets hope one is on the way.
In 2005 we had one on 21st June, in 2006 it was 28th June. Hmmm

[diogenesj] 13/6/2007 12:43

Not at all - sorry I haven't got details of bonus issues or consolidations, but the company secretary should be able to help. Phone no. should be 020 7389 9500.

[mcjj] 13/6/2007 06:24

Thanks DiogenesJ for all your help....mcjj

[diogenesj] 12/6/2007 21:29

Yes, it was MSW Technology. According to the chart in Sharescope, the warrants were last quoted on 19 September 2002 at 3.5p. It looks to me as though they probably then expired worthless. The price of the shares on that day was 10.25p, having fallen from a peak of just over 145p (as adjusted for any subsequent splits or rights issues) in 1999. It seems unlikely that the warrants would have retained any value after such a fall. You could try phoning the company secretary for confirmation.

[mcjj] 12/6/2007 14:16

Am i right in thinking MSW Technology became Manpower Software?If so ,back in 2000 i owned 1554 shares in MSW Technology and was given 259 warrants.Totolly lost touch with developements with this share.Can anyone tell me if there has been any consolidations with this share etc.Also how many shares i should be owning now?.Many thanks....mcjj

[n1blet] 08/6/2007 19:38

Well slipped on very little volume, just when to top up. Like you I have topped up in low 70's.

Here's waiting.

[cockneyrebel] 04/6/2007 21:07

Don't know. MNS are signing up NHS trusts like they are going out of fashion, they also look to be doing good things in the US.

Could be a predator but doesn't need one to look exciting - there's a lot of good news here.

CR

[westmoreland lad] 04/6/2007 21:02

CR-- PREDITOR, in the wings ??

[cockneyrebel] 04/6/2007 15:04

well done - on the way back up :-)

Positive at the close?

CR