Bluesky4, to suggest the shares were "rangebound" in 2005 is a little misleading; they'd already leapt to a new level of 20p a few months before the end of 05 before the rise to 30p+ in Feb 06.
IBG shares simply haven't performed compared to the likes of TMN, RNOW and YOU over the last year. Perhaps the failings of DGM have held them back. We start the year at the average of the last 10 months - I hold, but not blindly, and expect more from this company, yet it needs to show performance in its various "new" products, along with exceptional performance in its affiliate marketing side, where 100% growth YOY is the norm, not the exception, for it to truly break out into the 30m+ cap that it should now be.