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Sharpening the profile

Edison Investment Research — Mon, 04 Mar 2013 10:54:34 +0000

Edison Investment Research published:
Strong underlying growth in sales of Surgical Innovations#8217; (SI) branded minimally invasive surgical (MIS) products indicates that its strategy is taking shape. The current capacity squeeze is due partly to the unpredictability of third-party OEM orders. SI will invest c £10m, including a £5m Regional Growth Fund grant, to build a new state-of-the-art plant. It is also investing in the product pipeline, branching into high-growth therapeutic areas in response to the dynamic MIS market.

re. Small Cap Report (19 Feb) - SUN, SFR, PDG, VLX, SNX

Paul Scott — Tue, 19 Feb 2013 21:32:09 +0000

Paul Scott posted:
Hi Terry, Thanks for the feedback. The pre-8 am report is dead easy to do - I just finish a paragraph, hit send, and then carry on writing for the full report. So I'll keep going with it I think. Negligible extra work, but might prove useful for some early birds! Cheers, Paul.

re. Small Cap Report (19 Feb) - SUN, SFR, PDG, VLX, SNX

Paul Scott — Tue, 19 Feb 2013 19:25:02 +0000

Paul Scott posted:
Hi Shanklin, I forgot to mention, I always Tweet immediately after publishing each report every weekday. So to get notification of publication amp; a link to each article, just follow me on Twitter, @paulypilot should you wish to. But we'll try to get a better email list sorted out too. Regards, Paul.

re. Small Cap Report (19 Feb) - SUN, SFR, PDG, VLX, SNX

Dinocras — Tue, 19 Feb 2013 17:54:42 +0000

Dinocras posted:
Hi Paul - Always read your morning report - essential reading for me. The 8am starter is nice but not of great value to me; so if it takes a lot of extra effort I would say just focus on the main report. Keep up the good work.

re. Small Cap Report (19 Feb) - SUN, SFR, PDG, VLX, SNX

Ramridge — Tue, 19 Feb 2013 17:15:12 +0000

Ramridge posted:
Eric - I guess the boss, Edward, has some serious thinking to do. Should Stocko be a generalist website, offering everything but not as well as a niche player ( a la Debenhams), or concentrate on some features and not others? To have full breadth and depth and smash the competition to smithereens I guess is not possible or too costly. Or he can always throw the MBA stuff out of the window and simply react to what the users are demanding. Regards, Ram

re. Small Cap Report (19 Feb) - SUN, SFR, PDG, VLX, SNX

ericb — Tue, 19 Feb 2013 16:17:11 +0000

ericb posted:
Paul, i always get the alert via twitter. i think the 2 tier can be useful in some circumstances but wouldnt want to put you under pressure to 'get something out' and choose which is the most important. often the market reaction is quite different to what might be expected to certain statements. great to read your reports and see your analytic aspect from your accountant background, which is quite specific compared to some who write to impress rather than just simply state the facts as they see them. I do hope...

re. Small Cap Report (19 Feb) - SUN, SFR, PDG, VLX, SNX

Edward Croft — Tue, 19 Feb 2013 15:03:13 +0000

Edward Croft posted:
Hi Paul - we are going to work on alerts and notifications in general a little later this year. We could though probably put out an email alert on your morning report to all who are following you/your column. Lets discuss.

re. Small Cap Report (19 Feb) - SUN, SFR, PDG, VLX, SNX

extrader — Tue, 19 Feb 2013 14:42:49 +0000

extrader posted:
Hi Pauly, Never mind all this share gubbins.... tell us how your half-marathon went !! ATB

re. Small Cap Report (19 Feb) - SUN, SFR, PDG, VLX, SNX

Ramridge — Tue, 19 Feb 2013 13:11:29 +0000

Ramridge posted:
Hi Paul This two tier reporting sounds great and all for it. I will personally wait until the in depth analysis before acting. Who knows a nasty surprise such as a big pension deficit might be buried in accounting note 139 on page 35! Regards, Ram

re. Small Cap Report (19 Feb) - SUN, SFR, PDG, VLX, SNX

Gostevie — Tue, 19 Feb 2013 11:52:16 +0000

Gostevie posted:
I really enjoy reading these reports and find them really helpful. Personally I'm happy to wait until mid-late morning. Maybe just do a really early one occasionally if something particularly time-sensitive comes along. Regards, Steve