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NLR about to sting the shorters? Here one to watch, NETeller, (NLR) an on-line e-cash transferer that has benefited from the boom in on-line gambling. For further details see attached graph and enclosed link. http://www.lemminginvestor.com

Durlacher updgrade £536.1m Speciality Finance NLR The decision by Party Poker, the world’s largest on-line poker operator, to seek a UK listing underlines the continued heady growth in the sector. SuperBowl plus a glorious NFL season that saw many of the favourites win, will ensure that Q1...

Lemming Investor Feature Elric Lloyd-Langton May 9 2004 A keen eye for new opportunities helps when your looking for news potential high growth areas when searching out the your next investment venture. I believe that On-line gaming is a high growth area, in terms of the number of cash...

I orginally feature Neteller in May 2004 at 193p, the share has blew a gasket at 150% up and still looking to head even higher supported by awaited news from Asia and Durlachers upgrade from £5 a share to £7-£12. Durlacher updgrade, issued yesterday (?) when price was 435p - 440p £536.1m...

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ASOS (ASC) Comment on today's Trading Statement for Christmas period (Q3) Edward Kalfayan 21 January 2005 Still a very high growth story We introduced ASOS to our...

Kleeneze plc, the home catalogue and hamper business has been in a bit of slumber since our inaugural write up on November 2003 at 150p, I certainly had greater expectations than became apparent. They hardly nudge to 158p. However, the company is bubbling again and not a day to soon, a recent...

OMH took another hit as investors took fright on a near doubling of losses. However, short sighted as it may seem to those who know the company well, you could make an argument to buying opp for the longer term when new revenues come on stream. I will be updating OMH over the next couple of days.

by Edward Kalfayan 10 January 2005 Sales for the full year are expected to be in excess of £35.0m (2003: £29.2m), with a profit before tax (and foreign exchange movements on inter-company loans) ahead of expectations at...

Hi, I am a firm believer that on-line retail sales as a whole across most sectors will thrive just as traditional retail out-lets will suffers, the latter has it place of course, but the general public will discriminate against certain sectors as time goes on. Retailers who provide services to...

Shorters of BPRG have had a merry time all the way down from 162p, but now the downside is limited to about 55p, whilst the upside remains at 160p and even more, although the timing between now and May next year is very unpredictable. There is also the possibility of hostile takeover bids. So...

nobrainer, Its a very nice thought to have such an impact on a share as to cause a spike when you publish an article like the one Conrad did. However, I strongly suspect the recent spike has more to do with events in the court room, more specifically due to SEOs poor defence of "their patented...

Nildes, I am not a TA man myself which leaves me feeling unqualified to reply to your post as TA investor would. However, I will have a stab at answering your query as how I see events unfold. At present I do not see a turn round in the share price from its negative trend until the litigation...

BioProgress has been taking a right good tanking lately, a complete reversal of its all time high of 165p, be it in its short time since floatation last year. A major factor is the litigation with Stanelco over a patent dispute, add the fear factor related to BPRGs un-authorised listing on the...

George Bush goes to a primary school to talk about the war. After his talk he offers question time. One little boy puts up his hand and George asks him what his name is. "Billy." "And what is your question, Billy?" "I have 3 questions. First, why did the USA invade Iraq without the support...