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[riddlerone] 02/11/2006 11:16

Morning all,not sold at all.Will be looking to add if it slips low enough.This is as you say ABUBRYN MMs usual manipulation.They dont hold much stock so they pull it down to flush out sellers and entice buyers at lower levels.All we can do is sit and wait for the news im afraid.

[maytrees] 02/11/2006 09:13

I'm still holding. Was showing a paper profit for a time;
now 13% down on bid share price basis.

[wiganer] 02/11/2006 09:09

I haven't- bought a sufficiently small amount that I can stick under the bed for a year or two if need be.

[abubryn] 02/11/2006 08:58

Ref 781 answers on a postcard would do .All gone very quiet have the new lads on the block sold ?

[abubryn] 01/11/2006 16:35

Mms are playing with this again.News before the weekend perhaps ?

[gagner2006] 29/10/2006 18:01

added to ups

[cockneyrebel] 27/10/2006 14:41

thanks for highlighting that riddletone

CR

[safman] 27/10/2006 14:23

post 780..lol!

saffy..

[quidnunc] 27/10/2006 14:18

Air, plucked from

[westernedge] 27/10/2006 12:33

held these for a long time now and quite optimistic this will come good..

However... whilst £800 per day sounds great where does that number come from?
why not £200 per day etc etc
does any1 have any factual evidence what the daily rate is likely to be?

[2magpies] 27/10/2006 10:54

The technology is already proven (irrespective of the 'trials') because it is in use now, but onshore -- but it is KNOWN to work. Being offshore isn't going to make a whole load of difference to the process itself, just the logistics & some extra nuts/bolts beams etc.

Given that the development work (re offshore)is being undertaken at the instigation of Statoil itself, I guess it is a matter of 'when' not 'if' the contract is forthcoming.

If NSO charges, say, £800 per day for each module, that equates to £292,000 per year. And how many offshore platforms are there globally? Of course a huge offshore complex may well use more than one.

If there are 50 such installations, the revenue would be £14,600,000 per YEAR.

And our market cap now is ......

In the meantime, I believe the onshore units are performing fine.

[riddlerone] 27/10/2006 10:44

Morning CR ,been a long time .Take a look back at the envirodaq piece i posted (696) if you havent seen it already.

[cockneyrebel] 27/10/2006 10:39

These look interesting imo, especially with the director buying after moving into profit.

Been buying a few yesterday.

CR

[riddlerone] 26/10/2006 17:04

Well heres the original Upstream article that is now on the investors site

[2magpies] 26/10/2006 11:44

If they haven't been buying before, they can start after after any announcement.

Certainly, not too long ago they were very keen buyers, and not just the Chairman.

I would just like to see a Statoil contract.

Is that too much to ask for?

[gagner2006] 26/10/2006 11:43

time for news from the co now

[gagner2006] 26/10/2006 11:32

last time was July and I guess they are free now to release whatever

[gagner2006] 26/10/2006 11:31

they havent been buying recently

[gettinther] 26/10/2006 11:09

just broke into profit ........... ye-ha. bought @ 0.069.......... now 0.07 to sell...... wheres that travel brochure lol.

[2magpies] 26/10/2006 11:02

Richard Eldridge is on his way back from Jersey.

Should be in the office this afternoon.

RNS this p.m.?

[gagner2006] 26/10/2006 10:29

just need some news now

[wiganer] 26/10/2006 10:26

The MMs seem to be gambling on any increased share capital allowing them to square the books.

Guess it's a case of who blinks first.

My punt is small enough to not need to blink for a year if need be, and I suspect the Directors and most PIs are in the same boat.

I suspect the MMs on the other can't afford to wait that long.

Let the games begin!