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I spent most of my time at school talking and entertaining the class. But CSR says its intellectual property is robust, it has a technological lead that rivals will find hard to overturn, and it is ploughing back all its profit into new product development Speculative buy..

Dave Berry, 27, is the Bafta-nominated MTV presenter who co-hosted the Tsunami Concert from the Millennium Dome for Five. So the stock will be only for investors with appetite for risk.The wireless technology industry is in its infancy and there is no guarantee CSR will be a market leader in a few years. Further down the line, Bluetooth technology may end up as a mere commodity, as common and cheap as a DVD. Given CSR boasts a 56 per cent market share, it is no surprise that the group unveiled a 151 per cent jump in third-quarter profits yesterday and a doubling in revenues.The group is forecast to generate earnings per share of 36p this year, and 46p in 2006. This leaves its shares trading at just 18 times this year's earnings, falling to 15 times. For a fast-growing company such as CSR, which dominates an ultra-fast growing industry such as Bluetooth, that looks as cheap as, er, chips.Bear in mind, though, that in the quarter, CSR got 60 per cent of its sales from just five customers To lose one would lead to serious profit downgrades.

Kiln - which we tipped at 86.5p in April and which was 101p yesterday - is a buy, and the rights, at 87p, are very attractive.Bluetooth can transmit risks for CSRCSR designs and markets the microchips behind Bluetooth, the short-range radio link that transmits information between computers, mobile phones and other electrical devices, thereby avoiding the need for wires. Shipments of Bluetooth devices are expected to grow by 90 per cent this year and by 62 per cent in 2006. The much bigger Amlin said on Tuesday that it was raising £224m for expansion.Kiln's fund raising was not without its critics. Only £40m has been specifically earmarked for underwriting purpose s at Lloyd's next year, with the remainder going to provide "flexibility", so it looks opportunistic. Also, in an analysis of the last time the premium cycle turned up, after 11 September 2001, Bridgewell Securities showed yesterday that the insurers who raised most from shareholders have tended to make the worst returns on capital since then. Kiln's additional underwriting will have to be extra profitable to make up the 16 per cent discount to the prevailing share price at which the rights issue has been priced.No matter, this is the right time to be in insurance shares.