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Wednesday 23 October 1996 00:02 BST

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rAlthough the flow of AIM newcomers has slowed Ofex, the unregulated market seems to be attracting recruits at an increasing rate. Latest to seek cash and a share presence include Sound & Vision and Sardis International. S&V runs three centres selling Denmark's Bang & Olufsen audio, TV and video equipment and wants to open 30 more. Sardis is developing a new system which provides complete surround sound.

rExpect developments at Trocadero. There is talk of deals with a leading retailer, possibly Marks & Spencer, and a high profile US entertainment group. The shares held at 49p.

rWatermark held at a 25p peak. Stockbroker Durlacher expects the merchandising and promotional group to nearly double profits to pounds 650,000 this year.

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