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[hirschnathan] 07/3/2006 18:32

In 14 months you will wish you had sold now....listen to big frank....hur hur hur hur!!!!

I dont think so

[one_atoo] 07/3/2006 18:27

you sound like a man with a hu(r)mp FB.

the boys know it's tough on their investment, or perhaps they are pushing the price down to take on more on the cheap, been done before.

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[hirschnathan] 07/3/2006 14:26

rckmtn

FOr a few pounds all this posting. If I would sell now I would have lost quite a packet, but since my average is the same as elstein I think I will wait.
My investment was for a 2 year period so I have 14 months to go. Watching a share price go up and down is annoying, but that doesnt take away the quality of a company.

Drm is an interesting buy (imo) worth a look

[rcktmn] 07/3/2006 13:59

not worth selling.....was holding on in case they recovered, but can't see a turn around coming soon...

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[rcktmn] 07/3/2006 12:35

Guys, I'm now on FB's side....we have to recognise that FB is right...1p - 1.5p on the way (look at the 100,000 sell @1.5p this morning).

I for one, have only lost about a hundred smackers so far (went in very small time & just as well!).

Results will be bad... no money made.. operating costs too high..no profit made.
There will be a fund raising exercise soon and a dialution of shares could see our share holdings reduced further by 90/95%. I wish and hope that I'm wrong but it's not looking good...(imho)

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[hirschnathan] 07/3/2006 10:43

Promoted by frank maloney

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[fenseal3] 06/3/2006 23:17

you fool...do you have shares in this company?????...what is wrong with you why can't you answer.

[hirschnathan] 06/3/2006 23:08

Viewing figures show resurgence of sport punching its weight
By Ron Lewis



THOUGHT British boxing was dead? Think again. Joe Calzaghe's remarkable win over Jeff Lacy in the early hours of yesterday morning showed that the sport is as healthy as it has ever been.
It is more than a decade since the clashes of Chris Eubank, Nigel Benn, Michael Watson and Steve Collins filled football stadiums. Naseem Hamed was a huge attraction on the way up, while Lennox Lewis and Frank Bruno were conquering the heavyweight division.



But Calzaghe and Ricky Hatton, the WBA and IBF light-welterweight champion, have now marked themselves out as two of the world's top six boxers, while Britain has three other world champions in Johnny Nelson, Clinton Woods and Scott Harrison.

In Alex Arthur, David Haye, Carl Froch, Enzo Maccarinelli, Junior Witter and Nicky Cook, Britain has a group of world-class up-and-coming boxers capable of taking world titles.

The phenomenal rise of Amir Khan that encouraged ITV to return to the sport after a decade away continues apace. The eight million who watched December's heavyweight bout between Danny Williams and Audley Harrison marked ITV's biggest audience for a sporting event in 2005, with the exception of Liverpool's victory in the final of the Champions League.

And although Mark Sharman, the ITV head of sport, said that Calzaghe's victory over Lacy would be considered a ratings flop, the bout was hamstrung by the need to fit in with American schedules.

Last week's bout between Williams and Matt Skelton was watched by 4.1 million, more than double the number that watched Match of the Day on BBC One at the same time. That must be galling to the corporation, which dumped boxing two years ago and paid a king's ransom for the rights to Premiership highlights.

Boxing is getting back its celebrity status, too. Gordon Ramsay, Peter Crouch and Steven Gerrard were among those ringside in Manchester. Hatton was there, too, cheering on his friend, Calzaghe, nine months after his incredible win over Kostya Tszyu at the same arena.

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[fenseal3] 06/3/2006 22:25

so you admit khan will be a title holder in a years time...i'm young and have time on my hands, what about you?...you sound like an old cantankerous fool...if it drops i will buy more,as for you, why are you here...what is your purpose...do you have shares in this company?

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[michaelmouse] 06/3/2006 20:30

SOP has a market cap. of about £4.2m and turned a profit of £216,000 for the first 6 months. The projected turnover is around £12m for the full year and its historic p/e based on the last financial year is circa 4.5. In short SOP is cheap at the moment. However, the shares are illiquid because FW holds about 70%? of the stock. The share price swings on small volumes.
However, SOP is a pure play on the re-emergence of boxing as a popular spectator sport. Whilst Ricky Hatton's departure was disappointing, Joe Calzaghe's win is a huge bonus and the signing of Amir Khan (IMO) is the key to SOP's ultimate success or failure. As an individual he has captured the public's imagination and hence their renewed interest in boxing.
Personally, I have only invested a small sum in SOP but will continue to hold given the reasons stated above. I expect the share price to recover in the fullness of time and with such a small market cap., as we have already seen, moves of 10-50%+ happen in days/weeks rather than months/years.
Having said my piece I'll hand the thread back so that the intellectual heavyweights can continue their discourse!!!!!!! :0).

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[rcktmn] 06/3/2006 18:41

Ok, I give in.....

In fairness, the MEN arena did appear to be half full... you could see all the empty seats in the background higher up....

and yes, the results will probably not be good.. in truth, in the past they have never been as good as expectations - have always fallen short for a number of unexpected excuses and...

yes, it looks as though the share price will go sub 1.5p.(or worse) ... pass the sick bag and the razor blades pls !

(imho)

[hirschnathan] 06/3/2006 18:21

Look at the alexa chart. Shows how many people log in to fw.tv on fight night

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