Xpertise Share Discussion Threads

[qalbabbass] 09/12/2003 15:41

Can the above rumours be confirmed is the question, but will it be too late then. I am sticking with my guns for the moment until I see some real selling, not the poxy deals that have been going on. One must note that the last trade was a 100,000 buy, you just need to look at the price the deal was trook at.

[stevevic] 08/12/2003 19:37

They are in big trouble December and Jan are the worst months fot training and with their overheads will they survive ??? I doubt for much longer

[niphico] 29/11/2003 10:52

Recnet news on Xpertise Training is that all Lenders have made a formal retractment of any further funding mazking XPG the next Informatics. I say sell while you can. There will be no one looking to take Xpertise as a going concern not with the amount of debt that they have. Any interested parties in XPG will wait for it to fall and pick up the pieces as it happened with Informatics Group

[niphico] 29/11/2003 10:52

Recnet news on Xpertise Training is that all Lenders have made a formal retractment of any further funding mazking XPG the next Informatics. I say sell while you can. There will be no one looking to take Xpertise as a going concern not with the amount of debt that they have. Any interested parties in XPG will wait for it to fall and pick up the pieces as it happened with Informatics Group

[martin036] 20/11/2003 15:42

Latest news : 19/11/03

Xpertise is nominated for 2003 IT Training Awards

Xpertise was today nominated by the Institute of IT Training (IITT) for the 2003 IT Training Awards under the category of 'Training Company of the Year'

The IITT 'Training Company of the Year' is a prestigious award which recognises those companies who are demonstrable leaders in IT Training. Xpertise was selected for its excellence across all aspects of IT training including: Quality Controls, Client Support/Services, Staff Development and Innovation.

Ian Johnson, managing director at Xpertise commented: "We are delighted to have been nominated by the IITT for this award, which endorses our position as a market leader in IT training. At Xpertise our culture is to strive to be the best in everything we do to ensure our customers get the best possible experience to develop their IT skills and increase IT productivity."

Award finalists and winners will be recognised at the IITT's Awards Dinner at the Dorchester Hotel in London on 5th February 2004.

[stevevic] 04/11/2003 21:49

What has happended to Xpertise. Anothe company going down like Informatics last week to many over heads and not enough profit !!!!!

[martin036] 28/10/2003 14:22

QALBABBASS- Re. Bradley's share holding - his last reported purchase was 65,000 bought at 3p so its unlikely he would want to sell those at a loss. I understand he only holds 2,065,000 ( 0.84%) in any case.

[qalbabbass] 28/10/2003 13:45

yes you are right LOTL a great saving. We should see thprice move up slightly, but one must remember that Bob Bradley will have a lot of stock, which he may dispose.

[martin036] 27/10/2003 16:08

Online buy limit only 15000 today, down from 75000 Friday !

No trades today ( as yet ) would seem mm's dont want to be short of stock when the next news breaks.

I'm surprised Xpertise didnt release the above news which appeared on their website on Friday as a RNS, as surely it is potentially price sensitive info?

[qalbabbass] 25/10/2003 00:25

good news, thats what gave it the 33% rise.

UK Partners get first Microsoft Business Solutions-CRM Training from Xpertise

Xpertise this week completed the first UK training event on Microsoft Business Solutions CRM.

Microsoft® appointed Xpertise as a CRM training partner in July 2003. Since this time they have been working with Microsoft on the UK wide training programme launch. This comprises three instructor led classes and a number of specialised "hands-on-labs" for early adopter training.

Microsoft will be launching its new CRM product in the UK later this year following its successful North American launch in January 2003. Xpertise, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner for Learning Solutions, already delivers training on a wide range of development and support technologies to Microsoft partners and customers throughout the UK.

Alex Keay, group manager - Training, Certification & Readiness at Microsoft, commented: "Microsoft CRM is a hugely important product offering for the SME market. As part of the UK launch we are committed to ensuring that our customers and partners are skilled in its installation, configuration and usage. The education of the marketplace and our channel about the possibilities surrounding CRM is vital."

Bill Walker, commercial director at Xpertise commented: "We have been working closely with Microsoft for the last few months on the launch of these new training courses. We are delighted to have successfully delivered two of the major courses this week and look forward to working with Microsoft in training a growing community of Microsoft CRM specialists."

Microsoft CRM automates strategies of small to medium size organisations, helping them build lasting and profitable relationships with their customers. The solution enables businesses to take advantage of technology and related services that were previously reserved for large enterprises with big IT budgets.

After attending the first UK training programme, Dominic Hardy of McKnight Hardy Ltd commented "Xpertise delivered a superb course covering the Installation and Configuration of Microsoft CRM. Gary was an excellent trainer; he knew all the technicalities and was highly enthusiastic about the product".

Matthew Hardy, CRM Consultant at Softlab - a BMW Company, explained "we have been waiting in anticipation for Microsoft CRM, and I was not disappointed. The product is very comprehensive and Xpertise did a first rate job in engaging the audience."


this baby is gonna kick off soon!!!!

[martin036] 24/10/2003 12:20

Could we be heading for another breakout today ?

That last 58k trade moved HOOD off the offer, Level2 has just EVO left on the offer, WINS and HOOD on the bid.

Was there any press coverage re. yesterdays 33% rise ?

[qalbabbass] 24/10/2003 09:34

One just needs to look at the directors profiles. They are directors of other companies and the stocks have rocketed. I think we have a very strong board and they will make the stock go up.

Also they do not want to upset the major investors, who pumped in a lot of money in June. But as with all low cap stocks, this investment is very risky.

I think we will see the real gains in 2004

[martin036] 23/10/2003 17:20

Nice delayed buy to round the day off.
Lets see what tomorrow brings.

[qalbabbass] 23/10/2003 17:20

The IT training sector will recover probably in 2004. xpg could become a thorn for the big trainig companies IN LATER YEARS. XPG could be a buy target hence the company needs to show what its got before an offer comes in. The stock price needs to be around the 4-5p level before any investor should come.

In this way xpg can see where the larger profits lie, with a bigger company or independently.

I say buy,

[martin036] 23/10/2003 12:05

Number 2 on the leader board and no interest?

[martin036] 23/10/2003 11:46

Now up 33%, seems mm's are short, only 5 trades and the last two 50k trades nudged it up each time.
Level2 1 on bid 2 on offer.

[mikea] 23/10/2003 10:31

Up 22%. anyone know why?

TIA

[qalbabbass] 17/9/2003 16:25

buy, buy, buy

[marcrobin] 29/7/2003 11:53

Another money for emails site worth checking:-



Its american but it pays uk users. I got a cheque from them this morning for $50 not bad for just opening my mails.

Its not a con, try it.

M.

[small racer] 29/5/2003 19:43

And now a dive to 1p and under and a massive profits warning