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Maelor wins Approval (MLR)
ainsoph - 24 Apr 2003 09:00
Bought a few of these as the news seems to be getting better and I am sure we have now seen the bottom
ains
Maelor Approved to Hold CE Marks
Maelor plc, the AIM quoted specialist healthcare products company, is pleased to
announce that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Maelor Pharmaceuticals Limited, has
been certified to hold its own CE Marks for medical devices associated with
sterile catheter irrigation solutions.
Maelor CEO Stephen Appelbee said:
'This approval is important because it will enable us to develop and launch our
own product brands using a Maelor CE Mark. This now allows us to accelerate the
launch programme of our range of sterile catheter irrigation solutions into
several worldwide markets under our own brand. Now that we have established our
certified status it will be a straightforward process to extend this to other
devices being developed from our pipeline.
It is also formal recognition that Maelor maintains the highest quality
standards in the development and manufacture of its products
ains
Maelor Approved to Hold CE Marks
Maelor plc, the AIM quoted specialist healthcare products company, is pleased to
announce that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Maelor Pharmaceuticals Limited, has
been certified to hold its own CE Marks for medical devices associated with
sterile catheter irrigation solutions.
Maelor CEO Stephen Appelbee said:
'This approval is important because it will enable us to develop and launch our
own product brands using a Maelor CE Mark. This now allows us to accelerate the
launch programme of our range of sterile catheter irrigation solutions into
several worldwide markets under our own brand. Now that we have established our
certified status it will be a straightforward process to extend this to other
devices being developed from our pipeline.
It is also formal recognition that Maelor maintains the highest quality
standards in the development and manufacture of its products
ainsoph - 14 May 2003 23:56 - 2 of 276
H2 on the 02/06
ainsoph - 15 May 2003 12:21 - 3 of 276
Ticking up a little today on mm buy - 27/28p up 6% intraday and 12.5% or so since we started a couple of weeks ago
ains
ains
BUNNYBOILER101 - 15 May 2003 23:18 - 4 of 276
Keith
You amaze me .
B
You amaze me .
B
David10B
- 25 May 2007 09:32
- 5 of 276
RNS Number:2326X
Maelor PLC
25 May 2007
Maelor plc
25 May 2007
Maelor plc
(the 'Company' or 'Maelor')
Notification of Interest
The Company was notified in a letter dated 11 May 2007 that Barnard Nominees
Limited had a notifiable interest of 10,800,000 10p ordinary shares in Maelor,
being 8.69% of the issued share capital of the Company.
This announcement is in accordance with the Transparency Directive new
disclosure thresholds.
Maelor PLC
25 May 2007
Maelor plc
25 May 2007
Maelor plc
(the 'Company' or 'Maelor')
Notification of Interest
The Company was notified in a letter dated 11 May 2007 that Barnard Nominees
Limited had a notifiable interest of 10,800,000 10p ordinary shares in Maelor,
being 8.69% of the issued share capital of the Company.
This announcement is in accordance with the Transparency Directive new
disclosure thresholds.
bmw325 - 25 May 2007 09:47 - 6 of 276
COH BLUE AGAIN
AdieH
- 25 May 2007 10:08
- 7 of 276
BMW325, take a look at iii on COH thread, interesting points being raised...
bmw325 - 25 May 2007 10:14 - 8 of 276
thanks...I will
bmw325 - 25 May 2007 10:36 - 9 of 276
Adieh
Very interesting...David have you any thoughts on the subject.
Very interesting...David have you any thoughts on the subject.
AdieH
- 25 May 2007 10:43
- 10 of 276
Im not sure that David is still with us, maybe the facilitator has taken action on here as he did on iii...
David10B
- 25 May 2007 11:05
- 11 of 276
Good morning AdieH.
Yes I am still here after a chat with the faciliator who has given me the support I need to continue posting a balanced view point without the need to be insulting or to get angry with those of opposing views.
However, there is really nothing more to add on COH, simply now just let events unfold.
I believe the DTI will indeed look into to the matters I raised with them.
I continue to believe that all is not as it could be at COH.
I see the SP has fallen today despite news of buying.
I would suggest that leaving the SP talk for the company is now by far the better option.
I am more preocupied with MLR right now in any event, seeing as it is growing into a really good solid company with an excellent management team, and of course the SP is ticking up quite nicely, thank you, this week.
Do have a really nice day.
Yes I am still here after a chat with the faciliator who has given me the support I need to continue posting a balanced view point without the need to be insulting or to get angry with those of opposing views.
However, there is really nothing more to add on COH, simply now just let events unfold.
I believe the DTI will indeed look into to the matters I raised with them.
I continue to believe that all is not as it could be at COH.
I see the SP has fallen today despite news of buying.
I would suggest that leaving the SP talk for the company is now by far the better option.
I am more preocupied with MLR right now in any event, seeing as it is growing into a really good solid company with an excellent management team, and of course the SP is ticking up quite nicely, thank you, this week.
Do have a really nice day.
David10B
- 25 May 2007 22:26
- 12 of 276
Maybe a good idea to keep both eyes on this one next week, it could motor as we get closer to the results.
bmw325 - 26 May 2007 14:22 - 13 of 276
Aidie
COH could well get back to 40p+ next week...have you any predictions.
COH could well get back to 40p+ next week...have you any predictions.
AdieH
- 26 May 2007 15:05
- 14 of 276
Once we get confirmation of who has bought the recent placement etc then I don't see any reason why we shouldn't at least get back to 40/42p... I don't expect to see a major movement until we get more info on roll out. Kimboy on iii did some calculations and basically said for each store should add 1p to sp so based on that once we hit 90/100 stores = 1.00 and that is where I shall re-evaluate my position. Regards.
David10B
- 26 May 2007 15:10
- 15 of 276
I sincerely trust they have a 100 stores, but also trust that each store makes at least the profit I indicated that any decent outfit should.
If they do that then good luck to all shareholders. If they dont they it could be a case of after the lord mayor's show etc.
Do have a really nice day and spread a smile where ever you go.
PS THIS IS THE WRONG BB MLR BEING THE TOP QUALITY SHARE THAT IT IS.
If they do that then good luck to all shareholders. If they dont they it could be a case of after the lord mayor's show etc.
Do have a really nice day and spread a smile where ever you go.
PS THIS IS THE WRONG BB MLR BEING THE TOP QUALITY SHARE THAT IT IS.
bmw325 - 26 May 2007 16:31 - 16 of 276
Dave the Rave...if you can post about other companies on COH, why can't we post about other companies on MLR, Ithink that is fair.
David10B
- 26 May 2007 17:23
- 17 of 276
Please post away if it makes you feel better, but you are being rather ambitious coming to a quality BB.
bmw325 - 27 May 2007 11:50 - 18 of 276
This was a qualty BB until you appeared...LOL.
David10B
- 27 May 2007 11:55
- 19 of 276
Really great post on MLR on AVFN this morning Chaps.
If they hit it big in the US of A then perhaps ten pounds a share may seem cheap.
My day gets better with each passing minute.
If they hit it big in the US of A then perhaps ten pounds a share may seem cheap.
My day gets better with each passing minute.
David10B
- 27 May 2007 12:11
- 20 of 276
Such a good article that I have cut and pasted from ADVFN whom I fully acknowledge.
Maelor PLC as followers will know recent made a reverse take over of Accorus.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Inyx, Inc. , a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on niche drug-delivery technologies and products, announced today that its wholly owned United Kingdom subsidiary Ashton Pharmaceuticals has been selected by Acorus Therapeutics, Ltd., a privately owned U.K.-based pharmaceutical company specializing in unique, essential medicines and medical devices, to manufacture and package a prescription-only, solid-dose product for the treatment of various forms of epilepsy and essential tremor.
Ashton is in the process of concluding process validation, method transfer and stability studies to permit commercial production of this drug to commence. Acorus and Ashton have now signed an initial three-year agreement whereby the Inyx subsidiary will be the producer of the product in a variety of dosages and packaging formats for distribution in more than 10 Western European and South American markets.
Jack Kachkar, M.D., Chairman and CEO of Inyx, Inc., said, "This contract reflects Ashton's strong solid-dose expertise, Inyx's growing packaging capabilities, and our expanding presence in global markets. We are very pleased that Ashton has been selected by Acorus Therapeutics, which is a new client for our company."
About Acorus
Acorus Therapeutics is a privately owned U.K.-based pharmaceutical company specializing in unique, essential medicines and medical devices that fulfill unmet medical needs. Acorus focuses on project management, regulatory affairs, marketing and business development, while outsourcing operations such as research, development, manufacturing and logistics. The company's corporate offices are in Hamsterley, County Durham, U.K. For more information, please visit: www.acorus-therapeutics.com.
About Inyx
Maelor PLC as followers will know recent made a reverse take over of Accorus.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Inyx, Inc. , a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on niche drug-delivery technologies and products, announced today that its wholly owned United Kingdom subsidiary Ashton Pharmaceuticals has been selected by Acorus Therapeutics, Ltd., a privately owned U.K.-based pharmaceutical company specializing in unique, essential medicines and medical devices, to manufacture and package a prescription-only, solid-dose product for the treatment of various forms of epilepsy and essential tremor.
Ashton is in the process of concluding process validation, method transfer and stability studies to permit commercial production of this drug to commence. Acorus and Ashton have now signed an initial three-year agreement whereby the Inyx subsidiary will be the producer of the product in a variety of dosages and packaging formats for distribution in more than 10 Western European and South American markets.
Jack Kachkar, M.D., Chairman and CEO of Inyx, Inc., said, "This contract reflects Ashton's strong solid-dose expertise, Inyx's growing packaging capabilities, and our expanding presence in global markets. We are very pleased that Ashton has been selected by Acorus Therapeutics, which is a new client for our company."
About Acorus
Acorus Therapeutics is a privately owned U.K.-based pharmaceutical company specializing in unique, essential medicines and medical devices that fulfill unmet medical needs. Acorus focuses on project management, regulatory affairs, marketing and business development, while outsourcing operations such as research, development, manufacturing and logistics. The company's corporate offices are in Hamsterley, County Durham, U.K. For more information, please visit: www.acorus-therapeutics.com.
About Inyx
bmw325 - 27 May 2007 12:17 - 21 of 276
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
David10B
- 27 May 2007 12:30
- 22 of 276
Come, come, come my dear chap, I trust you will not be snoozing when the price flies on Tuesday, assuming of course you have spare investment funds.
Good new such as this for a pharmacutical company is really explosive stuff.
The weather my be foul but my day gets better.
Good new such as this for a pharmacutical company is really explosive stuff.
The weather my be foul but my day gets better.
David10B
- 27 May 2007 13:44
- 23 of 276
96/77% up this year no wonder the future is rosey!!!
http://www.sharecast.com/cgi-bin/sharecast/security.cgi?csi=12830
http://www.sharecast.com/cgi-bin/sharecast/security.cgi?csi=12830
David10B
- 29 May 2007 11:00
- 24 of 276
Come on Chaps let us make this BB a great one.
Open it up to "HARD TALK" and make it an influencial source of analitical debate on shares-
I have stated my case for buying MLR-----
Now come please chaps, I invite you take my position apart if you can, and open up the company warts and all for all to see and to be able to make a valued buying/selling decision thereon.
Unlike COH holders I welcome such debate as that is how we all learn and prosper.
Lets get this BB going!
Have a great thinking day.
Open it up to "HARD TALK" and make it an influencial source of analitical debate on shares-
I have stated my case for buying MLR-----
Now come please chaps, I invite you take my position apart if you can, and open up the company warts and all for all to see and to be able to make a valued buying/selling decision thereon.
Unlike COH holders I welcome such debate as that is how we all learn and prosper.
Lets get this BB going!
Have a great thinking day.
bmw325 - 29 May 2007 11:26 - 25 of 276
Great thinking day...coming from you that is effing hilarious.
David10B
- 29 May 2007 11:37
- 26 of 276
Oh dear how really crass and unbefiting this BB.
Please think about your posts before doing so and keep the standards high.
If you have any problems with self expression I can help you.
Please think about your posts before doing so and keep the standards high.
If you have any problems with self expression I can help you.
bmw325 - 29 May 2007 11:56 - 27 of 276
...but you are illiterate.
David10B
- 29 May 2007 12:04
- 28 of 276
In the Middle Ages, the fool, or court jester/idiot was always blessed to be the longest to survive the regular purges
Therefore it has to be said that whatever pleases the idiot is best left to the idiot, as where ignorance is bliss `tis folley to be wise.
I will not reply to any of your future posts, should this be the best you can offer.
We are here to trade Stock market information not petty insults.
Have a really nice day
Therefore it has to be said that whatever pleases the idiot is best left to the idiot, as where ignorance is bliss `tis folley to be wise.
I will not reply to any of your future posts, should this be the best you can offer.
We are here to trade Stock market information not petty insults.
Have a really nice day
bmw325 - 29 May 2007 12:06 - 29 of 276
"purgess"????...what is this.
David10B
- 29 May 2007 12:23
- 30 of 276
purge (pj)
v. purged, purging, purges
To free from impurities; purify.
To remove (impurities and other elements) by or as if by cleansing.
To rid (a nation or political party, for example) of people considered undesirable.
To get rid of (people considered undesirable). See Synonyms at eliminate.
To cause evacuation of (the bowels).
To induce evacuation of the bowels in (an individual).
To rid of sin, guilt, or defilement.
Law To clear (a person) of a charge or an imputation. Often used with respect to contempt of court.
To rid (a nation or political party, for example) of people considered undesirable.
To get rid of (people considered undesirable). See Synonyms at eliminate.
To cause evacuation of (the bowels).
To induce evacuation of the bowels in (an individual).
Medicine
To cause evacuation of (the bowels).
To induce evacuation of the bowels in (an individual).
v. purged, purging, purges
To free from impurities; purify.
To remove (impurities and other elements) by or as if by cleansing.
To rid (a nation or political party, for example) of people considered undesirable.
To get rid of (people considered undesirable). See Synonyms at eliminate.
To cause evacuation of (the bowels).
To induce evacuation of the bowels in (an individual).
To rid of sin, guilt, or defilement.
Law To clear (a person) of a charge or an imputation. Often used with respect to contempt of court.
To rid (a nation or political party, for example) of people considered undesirable.
To get rid of (people considered undesirable). See Synonyms at eliminate.
To cause evacuation of (the bowels).
To induce evacuation of the bowels in (an individual).
Medicine
To cause evacuation of (the bowels).
To induce evacuation of the bowels in (an individual).
bmw325 - 29 May 2007 12:30 - 31 of 276
Can you please rectify your spelling mistakes before you post and not after.
LOL.
LOL.
David10B
- 29 May 2007 13:27
- 32 of 276
Sir why are grown men like to be so petty.
What possible harm or fault could lay in a slip of a finger on a key when considering the overall theme
I think you will find one or two typos in the writings of the immortal Bard, Bill the Shake, if you are familiar with his works, and care to look.
I future I will only reply to stock related matters.
What possible harm or fault could lay in a slip of a finger on a key when considering the overall theme
I think you will find one or two typos in the writings of the immortal Bard, Bill the Shake, if you are familiar with his works, and care to look.
I future I will only reply to stock related matters.
bmw325 - 29 May 2007 14:38 - 33 of 276
Is Bill the Shake a shareholder...I can't recall him posting on here before.
David10B
- 29 May 2007 19:07
- 34 of 276
yep and a very long standing rich one.
bmw325 - 29 May 2007 19:56 - 35 of 276
Thought you were only going to reply to stock related matters...muppet.
LOL
LOL
David10B
- 30 May 2007 08:15
- 36 of 276
SIR YOU ASKED IF HE WAS A SHAREHOLDER, IS THAT NOT STOCK RELATED?
What be a muppet?
I am right it is something from children's TV?
What be a muppet?
I am right it is something from children's TV?
bmw325 - 30 May 2007 16:51 - 37 of 276
Dave the Rave
Not a very good day for MLR...how very sad.
Not a very good day for MLR...how very sad.
skyhigh - 30 May 2007 21:27 - 38 of 276
why's that?
David10B
- 31 May 2007 23:39
- 39 of 276
It goes up it, it goes down, down yesterday, up today!
But over all up from under 7p, so the trend is up, and all are glad not sad!
But over all up from under 7p, so the trend is up, and all are glad not sad!
bmw325 - 01 Jun 2007 21:04 - 40 of 276
Why is the trend down with this stock...
David10B
- 01 Jun 2007 21:16
- 41 of 276
Sir please reconsider that observation as the share moved up .25p on the bid today.
Also as stated the SP is up from under 7p to 14.24p, I would be inclined to posture that the trend sir, is in compolete reverse to what you imply.
Could it be that your charts may be upside down?
Also as stated the SP is up from under 7p to 14.24p, I would be inclined to posture that the trend sir, is in compolete reverse to what you imply.
Could it be that your charts may be upside down?
bmw325 - 01 Jun 2007 21:24 - 42 of 276
Dave the Rave are you pissed again...
David10B
- 02 Jun 2007 21:15
- 43 of 276
Sir I hail from a temperance family background
bmw325 - 02 Jun 2007 21:19 - 44 of 276
Maybe, but you are still a lying drunk...
David10B
- 02 Jun 2007 21:28
- 45 of 276
Oh dear, Sir you have my most considerate attention for your condition, you must really seek help as envy and paranoia can make you quite ill.
bmw325 - 02 Jun 2007 21:33 - 46 of 276
...but you are still a LIAR.
David10B
- 03 Jun 2007 20:43
- 47 of 276
MLR should open higher in the morning and prgress with the day.
Serious good luck to all holders---and of course non holders as we are all here to win.
Serious good luck to all holders---and of course non holders as we are all here to win.
skyhigh - 04 Jun 2007 07:10 - 48 of 276
David,,, why shouild it open higher today ?
David10B
- 04 Jun 2007 07:59
- 49 of 276
Results tomorrow which are looking really good.
bmw325 - 04 Jun 2007 08:03 - 50 of 276
COH opens higher....
David10B
- 05 Jun 2007 07:33
- 51 of 276
As predicted a cracking set of results from a proper company.
Good luck Chaps and have a really great day, mine gets better all the time reding the COH posters
Good luck Chaps and have a really great day, mine gets better all the time reding the COH posters
David10B
- 05 Jun 2007 08:10
- 52 of 276
So I got the blue bit wrong by a day---I really am sorry for that!
skyhigh - 05 Jun 2007 08:47 - 53 of 276
Good stuff! onwards and upwards
David10B
- 05 Jun 2007 09:40
- 54 of 276
yep up all the way from here.
bmw325 - 05 Jun 2007 16:20 - 55 of 276
Dave the Guru
More like sideways and downwards from here....LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
More like sideways and downwards from here....LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
David10B
- 05 Jun 2007 16:44
- 56 of 276
Funny old life COH gone a bit peaky too.
Looks like we are both down the pan
Looks like we are both down the pan
bmw325 - 05 Jun 2007 18:28 - 57 of 276
I'm still well in profit with COH....YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEH!!!!!!!!!
David10B
- 05 Jun 2007 18:33
- 58 of 276
And me too with MLR SO????????????? Your point being?
bmw325 - 05 Jun 2007 21:02 - 59 of 276
Dave the Rave
They are questioning your lack of intelligence over on COH...LOL.
They are questioning your lack of intelligence over on COH...LOL.
David10B
- 06 Jun 2007 16:26
- 60 of 276
oh well as the SP falls a massive 1.5p today, what the devil does one say to that?
Would thank you be appropriate?
Would thank you be appropriate?
bmw325 - 06 Jun 2007 16:34 - 61 of 276
Oh dear...this dog is down again...LOL.
David10B
- 06 Jun 2007 16:39
- 62 of 276
yes it is but each dog has its day, I dont think you will be saying that about COH.
bmw325 - 06 Jun 2007 16:51 - 63 of 276
You have been saying that COH is a dog for nearly two years...you sold out of COH at 18p and lost out on a massive pay day and then sold out of BKE at a massive loss.
What a fool.
What a fool.
David10B
- 06 Jun 2007 16:59
- 64 of 276
My Dear Sir why on earth would you be so openly foolish as to think that and express your musguided thoughts?
I try to avoid being harsh on RW but frankly I would not touch anything this person is involved in.
I trust that makes it clear for you and your comprehension is up to speed.
I try to avoid being harsh on RW but frankly I would not touch anything this person is involved in.
I trust that makes it clear for you and your comprehension is up to speed.
bmw325 - 06 Jun 2007 17:09 - 65 of 276
RW is the greatest...
David10B
- 06 Jun 2007 17:17
- 66 of 276
So was Richard Nixon to some.
bmw325 - 06 Jun 2007 17:23 - 67 of 276
When was he on the board...
David10B
- 06 Jun 2007 17:24
- 68 of 276
WHERE IGNORANCE IS BLISS 'TIS FOLLY TO BE WISE.
bmw325 - 06 Jun 2007 17:29 - 69 of 276
Which one applies to you...LOLOLOLOL
bmw325 - 07 Jun 2007 09:04 - 70 of 276
OH DEAR,,,DOWN AGAIN.
THE CITY DON'T APPEAR TO BE VERY IMPRESSED WITH MLR.
7P HERE WE COME.
THE CITY DON'T APPEAR TO BE VERY IMPRESSED WITH MLR.
7P HERE WE COME.
David10B
- 07 Jun 2007 10:00
- 71 of 276
ITS A BIG BOY'S GAME YOU WIN SOME YOU LOSE SOME BUT ALWAYS TAKE IT ON CHIN
bmw325 - 07 Jun 2007 11:26 - 72 of 276
DID YOU TAKE BKE ON THE CHIN....YOU STILL RANT ON ABOUT THEM NOW.
WHAT A PRAT YOU REALLY ARE.
WHAT A PRAT YOU REALLY ARE.
David10B
- 07 Jun 2007 11:31
- 73 of 276
Please sir could you try talking sense if you must post here.
I am not aware that I have mentioned BKE in any other light but negative.
I am not aware that I have mentioned BKE in any other light but negative.
bmw325 - 07 Jun 2007 11:36 - 74 of 276
What I am saying is, you did not take on the chin when you lost your shirt on BKE.
Thicko.
Thicko.
David10B
- 07 Jun 2007 12:07
- 75 of 276
Which shirt was that please? I have so many, perhaps if you gave me the colour it may help.
bmw325 - 07 Jun 2007 12:39 - 76 of 276
pink with flowers
David10B
- 07 Jun 2007 12:41
- 77 of 276
Jeepers so thats where it went, thank you, I was baffled for years over that I thought I lost in the launderette!
bmw325 - 07 Jun 2007 12:44 - 78 of 276
Probably one of your gay friends borrowed it...LOLOLOLOL.
David10B
- 07 Jun 2007 13:58
- 79 of 276
I find that post offensive as a grandfather, you leave me no alternative but to report you.
IanT(MoneyAM)
- 07 Jun 2007 14:08
- 80 of 276
Ok Guys,
Enough is enough - it obvious that you are not going to agree with regard to this thread or any other thread you post on. This is an open forum, and people are entitled to their point of view be that negative or positive. Do Not resort to personal abuse, and let the matter end here.
If any user does breach our code of conduct I will simply remove that users access. May I suggest that you have all made your point of view clear now just squelch each other before I have to take action.
Ian
Enough is enough - it obvious that you are not going to agree with regard to this thread or any other thread you post on. This is an open forum, and people are entitled to their point of view be that negative or positive. Do Not resort to personal abuse, and let the matter end here.
If any user does breach our code of conduct I will simply remove that users access. May I suggest that you have all made your point of view clear now just squelch each other before I have to take action.
Ian
David10B
- 07 Jun 2007 14:14
- 81 of 276
Thank you Ian.
I really dont see the need for personal abuse, and I have taken enough on this thread and the COH just because I called the direction of the COH SP correct.
Personalabuse lowers the tome of Money AM and if people wish to be crassly crude then there is always ADVFN to accomodate them.
I really dont see the need for personal abuse, and I have taken enough on this thread and the COH just because I called the direction of the COH SP correct.
Personalabuse lowers the tome of Money AM and if people wish to be crassly crude then there is always ADVFN to accomodate them.
bmw325 - 07 Jun 2007 16:16 - 82 of 276
Ian
This person has been baiting AdieH on COH for a number of weeks...which in my book is abuse and he has reported him to you a number of times.
This person has been baiting AdieH on COH for a number of weeks...which in my book is abuse and he has reported him to you a number of times.
David10B
- 07 Jun 2007 16:23
- 83 of 276
Oh dear Mr Bmw.
There is one here that fits you to a "T" its something to do with buntings etc. I am sure you can find it if your try.
http://www.anglik.net/rhymes.htm
There is one here that fits you to a "T" its something to do with buntings etc. I am sure you can find it if your try.
http://www.anglik.net/rhymes.htm
bmw325 - 07 Jun 2007 16:29 - 84 of 276
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bmw325 - 07 Jun 2007 16:31 - 85 of 276
This will botom at 3P....IF YOU ARE LUCKY.
David10B
- 07 Jun 2007 16:42
- 86 of 276
BMW formally squelched
bmw325 - 07 Jun 2007 17:36 - 87 of 276
Boo Hoo...
bmw325 - 08 Jun 2007 12:13 - 88 of 276
Desperation sells going through now...3P on the horizon without news.
bmw325 - 08 Jun 2007 12:23 - 89 of 276
In freefall now...
cynic
- 08 Jun 2007 12:37
- 90 of 276
i think my good friend soul* mumbled to me about this stock a couple of months back .... i know i kept away, and hope he did too
bmw325 - 08 Jun 2007 12:43 - 91 of 276
Dave the Rave has gone very quiet...has he jumped.
David10B
- 08 Jun 2007 13:48
- 92 of 276
Could be right it could well fall back, way way way back, you just have to accept these things in a big boys game and not get all bitter and twisted like the COH holders here.
If you think MLR will fall back, then good on you if thats your genuine point of view.
Just be lucky and stay happy as it does not bother me in the least as I like to bottom fish and will buy more if it falls below 6p.
As I like to bottom fish I know value and thats how I can say the present COH high value SP is a dangerous joke.
If you think MLR will fall back, then good on you if thats your genuine point of view.
Just be lucky and stay happy as it does not bother me in the least as I like to bottom fish and will buy more if it falls below 6p.
As I like to bottom fish I know value and thats how I can say the present COH high value SP is a dangerous joke.
bmw325 - 08 Jun 2007 16:11 - 93 of 276
COH on the bounce...
David10B
- 08 Jun 2007 16:43
- 94 of 276
Well chaps a most dissapointing show and after all the good news this week.
MLR still remains a great long term safe bet.
BUT I LIKE TO BE OPEN AND THEREFORE I MUST ADMIT TO TOP SLICING TODAY AND TAKING NEARLY A 90% PROFIT ON 116200 SHARES, IF IT FALLS IN THE SHORT TERM I WILL BUY THEM BACK.
But I feel they may fall a tad more
IF THEY MOVE UP WELL I STILL HAVE THE REST AND ITS A BIG BOYS GAME NOT A BABY BUNTINGS.
MLR still remains a great long term safe bet.
BUT I LIKE TO BE OPEN AND THEREFORE I MUST ADMIT TO TOP SLICING TODAY AND TAKING NEARLY A 90% PROFIT ON 116200 SHARES, IF IT FALLS IN THE SHORT TERM I WILL BUY THEM BACK.
But I feel they may fall a tad more
IF THEY MOVE UP WELL I STILL HAVE THE REST AND ITS A BIG BOYS GAME NOT A BABY BUNTINGS.
bmw325 - 08 Jun 2007 16:46 - 95 of 276
I warned you about the above...he will now go into his deramping mode to try and get back in cheaper.
David10B
- 08 Jun 2007 16:59
- 96 of 276
Just had an email from a mate, I have squelched BMW but like the proatt of the person he is, he apparently seems to be incapable of an hosest discussion on Shares.
He claims that I am now deramping MLR what a child.
My sentiments are clear as they are above viz MLR still remains a great long term safe bet.
And it is MLR is still my number two largest holding in my portfolio. However as I try to tell these little boys this is a big boys game and one where you can take advantage of low in the market to make a buck.
I have never done this before in my life, but BMW is obviously a sick thicko therefore I am going to request Ian that he now be removed.
He claims that I am now deramping MLR what a child.
My sentiments are clear as they are above viz MLR still remains a great long term safe bet.
And it is MLR is still my number two largest holding in my portfolio. However as I try to tell these little boys this is a big boys game and one where you can take advantage of low in the market to make a buck.
I have never done this before in my life, but BMW is obviously a sick thicko therefore I am going to request Ian that he now be removed.
bmw325 - 08 Jun 2007 17:09 - 97 of 276
You have got nerve calling me a 'sick thicko'...
David10B
- 08 Jun 2007 17:17
- 98 of 276
IF THE CAP FITS SIR, THEN PUT IT ON!
HOW CAN YOU POSSIBLY SAY THAT I AM DERAMPING MLR WHEN ALL I DO IS TO ADVISE THAT I TOOK A STRATEGIC DEALING STEP AND STATED I WOULD BUY BACK IN---YOU SIR ARE SICK MAN REALLY SICK
HOW CAN YOU POSSIBLY SAY THAT I AM DERAMPING MLR WHEN ALL I DO IS TO ADVISE THAT I TOOK A STRATEGIC DEALING STEP AND STATED I WOULD BUY BACK IN---YOU SIR ARE SICK MAN REALLY SICK
bmw325 - 08 Jun 2007 17:22 - 99 of 276
You will now deramp MLR to get in CHEAPER...it's all very simple.
David10B
- 08 Jun 2007 17:34
- 100 of 276
grow up child -someone may take your dummie away
bmw325 - 08 Jun 2007 17:44 - 101 of 276
You appear a bit tetchy at the moment...
David10B
- 08 Jun 2007 17:57
- 102 of 276
Grow up chlld-someone may take your dummie away-
bmw325 - 08 Jun 2007 18:12 - 103 of 276
The truth always hurts...
David10B
- 08 Jun 2007 18:20
- 104 of 276
dont be an idiot, Grow up chlld-someone may take your dummie away-
You would not know the truth if it smacked you in the eye sicko.
I still have just over 500000 MLR i will show this BB what you really are by sending copies to IAN if he asks for them and prove yopu for what you are!
Why the hell should I want to short this company---you Sir are just a blinded sicko who simply can not stand the fact that I called your life time investment in COH correctly--and its falling to the 20s ------now find a corner to puke in.
You would not know the truth if it smacked you in the eye sicko.
I still have just over 500000 MLR i will show this BB what you really are by sending copies to IAN if he asks for them and prove yopu for what you are!
Why the hell should I want to short this company---you Sir are just a blinded sicko who simply can not stand the fact that I called your life time investment in COH correctly--and its falling to the 20s ------now find a corner to puke in.
bmw325 - 08 Jun 2007 18:25 - 105 of 276
Calm down...dear
cynic
- 08 Jun 2007 18:57
- 106 of 276
10B ..... you seem to have some large holdings of some very dodgy looking stocks ...... unless you have unlimited funds it does not sound a very well balanced or sensible portfolio to me .... always assuming you are telling the truth of course
David10B
- 08 Jun 2007 19:36
- 107 of 276
I have substantial funds thank you I also have many blue chip holdings for dividend income.
I know you are a cynic but in order to show you all what BMW is all about I will send copies to Ian in order to end this really stupid idiots unjust claims
I know you are a cynic but in order to show you all what BMW is all about I will send copies to Ian in order to end this really stupid idiots unjust claims
bmw325 - 08 Jun 2007 19:40 - 108 of 276
Tenby
You have admitted in the past that you have shorted stocks...or have you conveniently forgotten.
You have admitted in the past that you have shorted stocks...or have you conveniently forgotten.
David10B
- 08 Jun 2007 20:32
- 109 of 276
grow up child
bmw325 - 08 Jun 2007 20:51 - 110 of 276
No signs of a bounce today...without news this is going down much further.
bmw325 - 08 Jun 2007 21:03 - 111 of 276
Watchout guy's, Tenby still has 500,000 still to dump...thats if you believe him of course.
cynic
- 08 Jun 2007 21:05
- 112 of 276
10B .... there is only one true Cynic round here, and he is not a masquerading marque .... there is also another tosser (Ultimate C) who could not think up his own handle
David10B
- 09 Jun 2007 08:41
- 113 of 276
With you all the way cynic
David10B
- 09 Jun 2007 10:06
- 114 of 276
What a first class lying little man this BMW is.
Ian should really ban him and keep this BB as the best about, where a true indepth discussion of stocks, be they good bad or indifferent is the bye word and order of the day
These BBs are full of idiots and rampers usually with one think in mind to protect their own positions---look at theat chup AdieH he simply will not accept that he is hoding a very shapr falling knife,
HE CONTINUES TO RAMP AND GET ANGRY EACH TIME HIS SHARE FALLS.. INSTEAD OF BEING SENSIBLE AND SEE THE FALL AS PERHAS A FUTURE BUYING OPPORTUNITY (not for me though as there is still no value in it as I see it).
By the the time COH seems to be attaining value it will be too late as the competition will be so strong as people wake up to the hugh demnd and prit in coffee. Although that said Mr WORTHINGON HAS STILL FAILED TO SEE THIS AND MAKE MONEY------FACT!.
The position with MLR is clearly this.
The market did not take too lovingly to the results for one reason or the other. Mainly its history and the old bunch of shareholders caught and stung hard under the past poor and rip off management who not only under performed but further ripped of shareholders with massive golden handshakes which in my opinion were criminal and should have caused a shareholder revolt.
However this did not happen so thats that.
What might happen right now in the absense of any news is clearly MLR could fall back to the offer price of 10p.
Like it or lump it its a reality.
Why do I say this as a shareholder?
Well to me life is like an umbrella its best when its open-
Next I am a long term shareholder so short term blips matters not.
Next at 10p it will be a great buying opportunity if I have spare cash after buying two different stocks yesterday but I can probably muster a few bob-
Next we should all be here to help people score against the market and openly discuss the good and the bad of our investments--if we make a mistake then tough---it is, as I keep on saying, a big boys game with no room for silly childish comments or foolish mistatements.
And finally I am not a proud person.
For those of you who wish to have confirmantion of my MRL holding drop IAN a line and I will send him copies of my share certs.
I am not here to bullshit, but to make money.
This is why this petty BMW character is a 1st class ramping A/H who sees his shares like COH going down as the loss of his dummy and cries accordingly.
Have a great weekend chaps.
Ian should really ban him and keep this BB as the best about, where a true indepth discussion of stocks, be they good bad or indifferent is the bye word and order of the day
These BBs are full of idiots and rampers usually with one think in mind to protect their own positions---look at theat chup AdieH he simply will not accept that he is hoding a very shapr falling knife,
HE CONTINUES TO RAMP AND GET ANGRY EACH TIME HIS SHARE FALLS.. INSTEAD OF BEING SENSIBLE AND SEE THE FALL AS PERHAS A FUTURE BUYING OPPORTUNITY (not for me though as there is still no value in it as I see it).
By the the time COH seems to be attaining value it will be too late as the competition will be so strong as people wake up to the hugh demnd and prit in coffee. Although that said Mr WORTHINGON HAS STILL FAILED TO SEE THIS AND MAKE MONEY------FACT!.
The position with MLR is clearly this.
The market did not take too lovingly to the results for one reason or the other. Mainly its history and the old bunch of shareholders caught and stung hard under the past poor and rip off management who not only under performed but further ripped of shareholders with massive golden handshakes which in my opinion were criminal and should have caused a shareholder revolt.
However this did not happen so thats that.
What might happen right now in the absense of any news is clearly MLR could fall back to the offer price of 10p.
Like it or lump it its a reality.
Why do I say this as a shareholder?
Well to me life is like an umbrella its best when its open-
Next I am a long term shareholder so short term blips matters not.
Next at 10p it will be a great buying opportunity if I have spare cash after buying two different stocks yesterday but I can probably muster a few bob-
Next we should all be here to help people score against the market and openly discuss the good and the bad of our investments--if we make a mistake then tough---it is, as I keep on saying, a big boys game with no room for silly childish comments or foolish mistatements.
And finally I am not a proud person.
For those of you who wish to have confirmantion of my MRL holding drop IAN a line and I will send him copies of my share certs.
I am not here to bullshit, but to make money.
This is why this petty BMW character is a 1st class ramping A/H who sees his shares like COH going down as the loss of his dummy and cries accordingly.
Have a great weekend chaps.
bmw325 - 09 Jun 2007 20:33 - 115 of 276
INVESTEC AND NUMIS UPDATED THEIR FORCASTS THIS WEEK AND STILL RATE COH A "BUY".
1+ WITHIN TWELVE MONTHS.
1+ WITHIN TWELVE MONTHS.
cynic
- 09 Jun 2007 20:35
- 116 of 276
what's COH got to do with Maelor?
David10B
- 10 Jun 2007 10:19
- 117 of 276
He is just frustrated as he can not find fault with MLR.
cynic
- 10 Jun 2007 10:22
- 118 of 276
i would not buy this stock either!
David10B
- 10 Jun 2007 10:24
- 119 of 276
Cynic my friend that the good part---you dont have too.
But please come back to me in two years. Meanwhile have fun and get light.
But please come back to me in two years. Meanwhile have fun and get light.
cynic
- 10 Jun 2007 10:38
- 120 of 276
you perhaps misread me ..... i actually try not to take life too seriously, even when real money is involved ..... as for MLR in 2 years time; you may be right, but the timescale is far too long for me
David10B
- 10 Jun 2007 10:43
- 121 of 276
Me neither my friend especially since I ceased being a wage slave for a really corrupt governmnet that has turn my country into a living hell for most.
I use the two yeear time scale to encapsulate world events which are out of control.
I have also given two years for find peace here in Devon, Manchester now being like Hell's Kitchen. in order to appease the family.
If not found then I must look further afield
I use the two yeear time scale to encapsulate world events which are out of control.
I have also given two years for find peace here in Devon, Manchester now being like Hell's Kitchen. in order to appease the family.
If not found then I must look further afield
David10B
- 10 Jun 2007 10:49
- 122 of 276
I think you may like my next share Cynic.
bmw325 - 10 Jun 2007 12:15 - 123 of 276
BKE...LOLOLOLOL
David10B
- 10 Jun 2007 14:56
- 124 of 276
I see the joker does not stop for lunch time comestibles.
bmw325 - 10 Jun 2007 15:09 - 125 of 276
You are the only joker in these parts...LOL.
David10B
- 10 Jun 2007 15:15
- 126 of 276
WHATEVER KEEPS YOU TINY MIND HAPPY PLEASES ME AS IT KEEP YOU OFF THE STREETS-AND DOES NOT BURDEN THE NHS.
bmw325 - 10 Jun 2007 15:45 - 127 of 276
Hope you are praying for news this week...if not there will be further falls as more PI's jump ship.
Cannot see a bounce in the short term...perhaps in a couple of years.
Stay happy
Cannot see a bounce in the short term...perhaps in a couple of years.
Stay happy
David10B
- 10 Jun 2007 15:50
- 128 of 276
Nope, the only thing I ever pray for is to stay hard when it counts.
Couple of years will suit me fine thanks
Couple of years will suit me fine thanks
bmw325 - 10 Jun 2007 16:02 - 129 of 276
Am I correct in thinking that you are going to pray for a hardon in two years time.
LOLOLOLOLOL.
LOLOLOLOLOL.
David10B
- 10 Jun 2007 18:07
- 130 of 276
Nope, the only thing I ever pray for is to stay hard when it counts.
Couple of years will suit me fine thanks
Couple of years will suit me fine thanks
bmw325 - 10 Jun 2007 18:17 - 131 of 276
Am I correct in thinking that you are going to pray for a hardon in two years time.
LOLOLOLOLOL.
LOLOLOLOLOL.
David10B
- 10 Jun 2007 19:38
- 132 of 276
Always praying for a Hardon ay my age make no bones about that.
bmw325 - 11 Jun 2007 12:25 - 133 of 276
Tenby is now deramping MLR over on ADVFN
David10B
- 11 Jun 2007 12:34
- 134 of 276
Then clearly Mr Tenby does not know his stuff.
David10B
- 15 Jun 2007 15:40
- 135 of 276
A the SP agrees
David10B
- 15 Jun 2007 15:40
- 136 of 276
And the SP agrees with the above statement
David10B
- 18 Jun 2007 08:49
- 137 of 276
Looks like MLR got rid of the concret in its boots Mr Cynic
cynic
- 18 Jun 2007 08:58
- 138 of 276
sp now just touching under 50 dma with 25 dma only a further 0.5p above ...... not unlikely that sp will now fall back, especially after strong run of last few days
David10B
- 18 Jun 2007 09:10
- 139 of 276
Good morning Cynic. I must respectfully disagree.
cynic
- 18 Jun 2007 09:17
- 140 of 276
respect has nothing to do with it ...lol! ...... the story of sp will unfold without help from u or i ..... actually have no real interest in this stock as too small in honesty ..... have only followed because my good pal soul* asked me to have a look a couple of months back
David10B
- 18 Jun 2007 09:35
- 141 of 276
has'nt it done well in that time!
I guess your right about respect, the whole country seems to be ignoring it these days as we enter our "anything goes phase".
I guess your right about respect, the whole country seems to be ignoring it these days as we enter our "anything goes phase".
David10B
- 18 Jun 2007 11:10
- 142 of 276
so much for your DMA
David10B
- 18 Jun 2007 11:18
- 143 of 276
Still making concret as it moves up I see.
I really wish that people would at least try to undertand the market before they post.
By doing that the BB becomes an influencial source of good information
I really wish that people would at least try to undertand the market before they post.
By doing that the BB becomes an influencial source of good information
cynic
- 18 Jun 2007 12:49
- 144 of 276
sounds to me that you are happy so long as posters agree with your stance ...... for myself, am much happier to be invested in ICI, SCHE, TMC, TAN, LEAD and DOW and a number of others ...... just a a sprinkling of crap it has too be said too, like GOO and CER + PMO and POG underperforming, even though good/quality stocks in their own sectors
David10B
- 18 Jun 2007 14:01
- 145 of 276
sounds to me that I am happy as long as the SP agrees with my stance---fortunately it does on most of what shares I post on.
cynic
- 18 Jun 2007 14:39
- 146 of 276
what a clever boy you are then, though don't forget a profit is no profit until banked
David10B
- 18 Jun 2007 15:53
- 147 of 276
Does the same apply to a loss!
cynic
- 18 Jun 2007 17:34
- 148 of 276
of course, though it is a foolish (wo)man who continues to nurse a loss through thick and thin ...... there are a goodly number of stinkers that are still promoted on this BB as being "all set for strong recovery", when the sp (which reflects the market) clearly says "knacker's yard this way"
David10B
- 18 Jun 2007 19:00
- 149 of 276
never nurse a loss and never fall in love with a share look at AdieH and BMW!
All the shares that I mention are for dissecting---and then to be turned inside out--thats how confident I am on my selections.
Look at my post of CFE and its up today---but not going far in the short term. Long tern though buy some and tuck 'em away.
Ten Alps a stroming buy up today
MRL the most undervalued stock around up today
GDP up a point since I mentioned it here and going places.
CARL up 8p
LNX better stock than most think and well worth a pount on recent news alone good buying today.
And there is more all making modest gain and bulging my portfolio.
I have had no losses so far this year and since I started in stocks I am considerably up on my original investment----but to be honest still learning te ropes.
Have a great evening
All the shares that I mention are for dissecting---and then to be turned inside out--thats how confident I am on my selections.
Look at my post of CFE and its up today---but not going far in the short term. Long tern though buy some and tuck 'em away.
Ten Alps a stroming buy up today
MRL the most undervalued stock around up today
GDP up a point since I mentioned it here and going places.
CARL up 8p
LNX better stock than most think and well worth a pount on recent news alone good buying today.
And there is more all making modest gain and bulging my portfolio.
I have had no losses so far this year and since I started in stocks I am considerably up on my original investment----but to be honest still learning te ropes.
Have a great evening
David10B
- 20 Jun 2007 12:51
- 150 of 276
Look likes the concret has not set yet eh?
AdieH
- 20 Jun 2007 13:55
- 151 of 276
Please dont start on this thread David if you have something to say to me then address me... I have not and never have fallen in love with a share, how can I when I own free shares and made a considerable profit from my COH shares. Becareful what you say you are not an Idol that people look to for inspiration... you have been exposed as a ramper/deramper depending which thread your on (numerous)...
AdieH
- 20 Jun 2007 13:56
- 152 of 276
CFE is down today David and in downward trend after raising cash via placement at lower than current price... Don't make yourself look a fool... I thought you were starting to grow up...
David10B
- 20 Jun 2007 15:39
- 153 of 276
AdieH put your foot in it again.
If you care to read my comments on CFE which are clearly puit out for you on the CFE thread and a stock which I hold, I did in fact state that it could well fall back---and its doing just that.
THIS IS THE MLR THREAD IN CASE YOU DONT KNOW---AND MY REPLY WAS TO THE POSTING THAT SAID MLR WAS STOCK IN CONRETE---OBVIOUSLY ITS NOT AS ITS MOVING UP JUST AS I SAID IT WOULD.
If you care to read my comments on CFE which are clearly puit out for you on the CFE thread and a stock which I hold, I did in fact state that it could well fall back---and its doing just that.
THIS IS THE MLR THREAD IN CASE YOU DONT KNOW---AND MY REPLY WAS TO THE POSTING THAT SAID MLR WAS STOCK IN CONRETE---OBVIOUSLY ITS NOT AS ITS MOVING UP JUST AS I SAID IT WOULD.
AdieH
- 20 Jun 2007 15:48
- 154 of 276
Oh your wonderful, do you seek glorification on these boards... Shows what a shallow person you are if you get your kicks from a bulletin board... As I said and IanT also mentioned on COH keep the personal insults to yourself... and get your facts right.
IanT(MoneyAM)
- 20 Jun 2007 15:56
- 155 of 276
Guys,
Lets nip it in the bud this time please?
Stick to the topic not fellow posters.
Ian
Lets nip it in the bud this time please?
Stick to the topic not fellow posters.
Ian
AdieH
- 20 Jun 2007 15:59
- 156 of 276
NP. Regards.
David10B
- 20 Jun 2007 16:07
- 157 of 276
Hi Ian It was stopped as I agreed to with you and the BB---seems Adieh MUST HAVE FORGOT!
See Ian how he attacks then cries when answered.
I never mentioned him so why the negative post from him?
Could it be that I THAT CALLED COH RIGHT!
Anyway I will keep my word to you as long as I can reserve my right of free speech enshrined in law, to reply to insulting posts---but you wont get any initiated from me--thats a promise and obviously you can see that since your last intervention
I would genuinely like to see these BBs become the best most informed of them all.
See Ian how he attacks then cries when answered.
I never mentioned him so why the negative post from him?
Could it be that I THAT CALLED COH RIGHT!
Anyway I will keep my word to you as long as I can reserve my right of free speech enshrined in law, to reply to insulting posts---but you wont get any initiated from me--thats a promise and obviously you can see that since your last intervention
I would genuinely like to see these BBs become the best most informed of them all.
David10B
- 28 Jun 2007 10:13
- 158 of 276
Keep you eye on MLR the chart are showig that a possible and long overdue break out could be around the corner.
MLR's progress has been dissapointing since the results this could now be set to change.
Lewis Charles called for 20p last year----------------------------
MLR's progress has been dissapointing since the results this could now be set to change.
Lewis Charles called for 20p last year----------------------------
skyhigh - 28 Jun 2007 10:34 - 159 of 276
Hope ur right David10B.. agree, it's been slow & painful progress but it should come good soon
David10B
- 28 Jun 2007 10:38
- 160 of 276
SEEMS TO BE COMING NOW, GOOD VIBS FROM THE MARKET.
Spoke to Lewis Charles just now, and although they are now not the primary brokers, I made a good contact there when they were, they still feel MLR is, and I quote, a " grossly undervalued" opportunity.
Make of that what you will. I just added!
Spoke to Lewis Charles just now, and although they are now not the primary brokers, I made a good contact there when they were, they still feel MLR is, and I quote, a " grossly undervalued" opportunity.
Make of that what you will. I just added!
ptholden
- 28 Jun 2007 10:55
- 161 of 276
Must be the trade for 704 shares, less than 100, a stunning endorsement of your confidence in MLR.
Out of interest, what are the good vibs coming from the market? I would also be interested to hear your views on the impending chart breakout and the TA basis for your analysis.
pth
Out of interest, what are the good vibs coming from the market? I would also be interested to hear your views on the impending chart breakout and the TA basis for your analysis.
pth
David10B
- 28 Jun 2007 11:03
- 162 of 276
Over 125000 shareS traded today, more sells than buys price up .25p---can you read the market?
As previously stated many times here (again I ask if you can read?) I am not a TA person, I need help with it and get it on line) I am a Fundmental Analysist person who always looks to the bottom line.
Next accounts for MLR will show a really nice bottom line profit.
As previously stated many times here (again I ask if you can read?) I am not a TA person, I need help with it and get it on line) I am a Fundmental Analysist person who always looks to the bottom line.
Next accounts for MLR will show a really nice bottom line profit.
skyhigh - 28 Jun 2007 11:07 - 163 of 276
and the offer price just dropped... what did you get them for if you don't mind me asking ?
ptholden
- 28 Jun 2007 11:30
- 164 of 276
So less than 20k of shares traded and this is signficant. Do you want to know why the SP is up 0.25p today?
Strange though it may seem, I do not read your every comment with avid attention, becuase to be honest there is nothing you post that is worth reading. I like to take a balanced view and unfortunately it is inevitable that your continual ramps and deramps are part of the reading process. There isn't much point in 'squelching' you as this would leave your ramps unchallanged
It is also obvious from other threads that you know sweet fcuk all about fundamentals, never mind TA. In fact you really don't have any knowledge of the markets at all, but desperatley strive to give the impression that you do.
Anyway, you have made a very buliish statement re a chart breakout, if you don't know yourself why this is so, perhaps you can post 'the help' you must have had to form the opinion? Quite a simple request, or perhaps you would like to admit it was a ramp without basis?
So which trade was yours from the 'I have just added' comment?
pth
Strange though it may seem, I do not read your every comment with avid attention, becuase to be honest there is nothing you post that is worth reading. I like to take a balanced view and unfortunately it is inevitable that your continual ramps and deramps are part of the reading process. There isn't much point in 'squelching' you as this would leave your ramps unchallanged
It is also obvious from other threads that you know sweet fcuk all about fundamentals, never mind TA. In fact you really don't have any knowledge of the markets at all, but desperatley strive to give the impression that you do.
Anyway, you have made a very buliish statement re a chart breakout, if you don't know yourself why this is so, perhaps you can post 'the help' you must have had to form the opinion? Quite a simple request, or perhaps you would like to admit it was a ramp without basis?
So which trade was yours from the 'I have just added' comment?
pth
David10B
- 28 Jun 2007 11:45
- 165 of 276
There then you have I know nothing!
But I do know my trade just went through.
I do know that I neither ramp nor deramp stocks, how could I if I know nothing?
I know absolutely nothing about the markets.
My broker told me as I clealy stated above there will be a TA chart break out. I really dont know why--again as stated above!
If you look you will see that rather more than 20k woth of shares have been traded today.
My brokers are brokers to our family, and have been for years. I take their comments as written in stone, if you dont wish to take advantage of that info---thats a prolem for you.
A chart breakout Is on the cards I have just checked back and been told the same--as I said, and have said here previously TO CYNIC I know very little, in fact nothing about TA.
HOWEVER I DO KNOW ABOUT COH AND DO KNOW THERE IS NO INTRINSIC VALUE THERE.
HAVE A NICE DAY I WILL GO AND WATCH MLR RISE AND TAKE THE RIDE.
But I do know my trade just went through.
I do know that I neither ramp nor deramp stocks, how could I if I know nothing?
I know absolutely nothing about the markets.
My broker told me as I clealy stated above there will be a TA chart break out. I really dont know why--again as stated above!
If you look you will see that rather more than 20k woth of shares have been traded today.
My brokers are brokers to our family, and have been for years. I take their comments as written in stone, if you dont wish to take advantage of that info---thats a prolem for you.
A chart breakout Is on the cards I have just checked back and been told the same--as I said, and have said here previously TO CYNIC I know very little, in fact nothing about TA.
HOWEVER I DO KNOW ABOUT COH AND DO KNOW THERE IS NO INTRINSIC VALUE THERE.
HAVE A NICE DAY I WILL GO AND WATCH MLR RISE AND TAKE THE RIDE.
ptholden
- 28 Jun 2007 11:57
- 166 of 276
Ah, saved by the delayed trade - LoL
Actually, for once you have been very honest and admitted you know nothing about the markets. Fair enough.
I'm afraid I certainly wouldn't take advantage of any information provided from 99% of the posters on this board, especially one who claims to have retired from education and constantly makes more grammar and spelling mistakes than a 10 year old! I'm not particularly having a go about your spelling (we all fall into the same trap) but more the credibility issue.
Who was talking about COH? This is the MLR thread, seems you are unable to refrain from your 'bashing' activities wherever you post.
pth
PS You don't seem very interested as to the reason for this morning's little rise, guess it must be the 'good vibs' coming from the market!
Actually, for once you have been very honest and admitted you know nothing about the markets. Fair enough.
I'm afraid I certainly wouldn't take advantage of any information provided from 99% of the posters on this board, especially one who claims to have retired from education and constantly makes more grammar and spelling mistakes than a 10 year old! I'm not particularly having a go about your spelling (we all fall into the same trap) but more the credibility issue.
Who was talking about COH? This is the MLR thread, seems you are unable to refrain from your 'bashing' activities wherever you post.
pth
PS You don't seem very interested as to the reason for this morning's little rise, guess it must be the 'good vibs' coming from the market!
David10B
- 28 Jun 2007 12:10
- 167 of 276
A typical cretinous reply to my trade do you think I hve a crstal ball--come on man grow up.
I dont not make grammatical or spelling errors.....the occasional slip as we all do yes as often speed rules.
My crediilty is high.
I will never refrain from exposing COH or Mr Worthington's actions.
I have a pile of supportive emails on this topic.
I dont not make grammatical or spelling errors.....the occasional slip as we all do yes as often speed rules.
My crediilty is high.
I will never refrain from exposing COH or Mr Worthington's actions.
I have a pile of supportive emails on this topic.
ptholden
- 28 Jun 2007 12:41
- 168 of 276
'I dont not make grammatical or spelling errors'
Umm, well there's two for a start and that's only one line.
You see that assertion just confirms you are living in a different world to the rest of us. The grammatical sense of your posts is probably in the bottom 10% on this board, yet you seem to think you do not make errors. I'm afraid this sort of behaviour reinforces my opinion that you are a complete waste of space. Oh and if you want some credibility, believe me, currently you do not (laughing stock springs to mind) take a screenshot of your 100,000 trade and post it on the thread. Then we can all see that your 'adding' was indeed a worthwhile investment, rather than the 704 shares you probably did buy (if indeed you bought any at all).
Rampity ramp
pth
Umm, well there's two for a start and that's only one line.
You see that assertion just confirms you are living in a different world to the rest of us. The grammatical sense of your posts is probably in the bottom 10% on this board, yet you seem to think you do not make errors. I'm afraid this sort of behaviour reinforces my opinion that you are a complete waste of space. Oh and if you want some credibility, believe me, currently you do not (laughing stock springs to mind) take a screenshot of your 100,000 trade and post it on the thread. Then we can all see that your 'adding' was indeed a worthwhile investment, rather than the 704 shares you probably did buy (if indeed you bought any at all).
Rampity ramp
pth
cynic
- 28 Jun 2007 13:01
- 169 of 276
PT ..... ur last post is not entirely fair, as well you know ...... by the way, surely only one grammatical howler ...... "don't not" is of course basic schoolboy stuff, but constitutes just one clanger, rather than two.
David10B
- 28 Jun 2007 13:04
- 170 of 276
What ever it is that pleases you. Obviously it is not much!
If you were communicatively alert, you would realise that English is now a free for all in its presentation.
Obviously you are not so!
If you were communicatively alert, you would realise that English is now a free for all in its presentation.
Obviously you are not so!
David10B
- 28 Jun 2007 13:07
- 171 of 276
Well said Cynic I was trusting that he would have spotted that one, or was it two?
AH well makes the day less boring I guess.
THEN APPEALLING TO THE PEASANTRY DOES HAVE CERTIAN MEMORBALY FUNNY MOMENTS.
IT OBVIOUSLY HAS CUT HIM DEEP THAT MY BUY APPEARED JUST MOMENTS AFTER I HAD SAID THAT I BOUGHT.
AH well makes the day less boring I guess.
THEN APPEALLING TO THE PEASANTRY DOES HAVE CERTIAN MEMORBALY FUNNY MOMENTS.
IT OBVIOUSLY HAS CUT HIM DEEP THAT MY BUY APPEARED JUST MOMENTS AFTER I HAD SAID THAT I BOUGHT.
cynic
- 28 Jun 2007 13:11
- 172 of 276
10B .... rubbish! ..... all language moves and changes with time, just as it seems that now one may be different to rather than different from, though that still grates my ear, and gay and partner have totally different meanings and connotations from their origins ..... however, "free for all" in presentation is certainly neither correct nor even acceptable despite what government departments may try to say ..... that is why language students at university have to be taken back to basics before they can hope to understand the structure of other languages and their attaching literature.
David10B
- 28 Jun 2007 13:21
- 173 of 276
I would agree with that, but obviously you dont follow CNN- totally different to the BBC even on the same news threads.
I think you may be on to something as gay certainly does imply a debased free for all.
And partner conjures images of the old west not not a loving wife.
I think you may be on to something as gay certainly does imply a debased free for all.
And partner conjures images of the old west not not a loving wife.
ptholden
- 28 Jun 2007 14:10
- 174 of 276
Cynic
Actually there were two, the missing apostrophe in the dont!
To be honest the poor grammar and spelling is immaterial, its the delusional failure to recognise his shortcomings that mark the man (or woman, we dont know for sure).
Cut me deep? I suggested you post evidence of the trade in order to prove you are not one of the usual rampers who generally claim that they have just added and such like. Personally I dont give a toss what you buy or sell, it was apparent that when you posted the ramp, no figures were mentioned until a delayed trade coincidentally appeared some time later; nor did you deny my assertion that the 704 trade was yours. To be honest I dont care if MLR goes up or down, its immaterial to me.
Im afraid I have a very low opinion of you and your ilk, rampers and bashers alike. The only thing that can be said about your posts is that they demonstrate your limited knowledge of the markets, so from that respect, you are quite harmless. Anyway, I have a nickname for you Thrush. If you want to know why, try and find the old joke - LoL
pth
Actually there were two, the missing apostrophe in the dont!
To be honest the poor grammar and spelling is immaterial, its the delusional failure to recognise his shortcomings that mark the man (or woman, we dont know for sure).
Cut me deep? I suggested you post evidence of the trade in order to prove you are not one of the usual rampers who generally claim that they have just added and such like. Personally I dont give a toss what you buy or sell, it was apparent that when you posted the ramp, no figures were mentioned until a delayed trade coincidentally appeared some time later; nor did you deny my assertion that the 704 trade was yours. To be honest I dont care if MLR goes up or down, its immaterial to me.
Im afraid I have a very low opinion of you and your ilk, rampers and bashers alike. The only thing that can be said about your posts is that they demonstrate your limited knowledge of the markets, so from that respect, you are quite harmless. Anyway, I have a nickname for you Thrush. If you want to know why, try and find the old joke - LoL
pth
cynic
- 28 Jun 2007 15:58
- 175 of 276
"Objection, your honour ...... I registered that soubriquet for myself several years ago!"
beemer2 - 28 Jun 2007 16:24 - 176 of 276
Tenby
Anybody who takes you seriously need their heads examined.
Anybody who takes you seriously need their heads examined.
David10B
- 28 Jun 2007 16:26
- 177 of 276
WOWOW FANCY GETTING ALL WORKED UP OVER A DROPPED APOSTROPHE---DOES THIS MEAN THE END OF THE PROOF READING PROFESSION?
Does PTH stand for pithy or pityful?
Will I even learn about the markets?
WILL THE LOW OPINION OF ME COST ME MONEY AND THE COLLAPSE OF THE LSE?
Turn in next week folks to my mind gripping show.
Does PTH stand for pithy or pityful?
Will I even learn about the markets?
WILL THE LOW OPINION OF ME COST ME MONEY AND THE COLLAPSE OF THE LSE?
Turn in next week folks to my mind gripping show.
beemer2 - 28 Jun 2007 16:30 - 178 of 276
BKE LOOKING INTERESTING.
David10B
- 28 Jun 2007 16:44
- 179 of 276
dead cats bounce, dead slugs do but with greater difficulty.
beemer2 - 28 Jun 2007 18:04 - 180 of 276
What's your excuse for bouncing around these BB's and filling them with uneducated rubbish.
ptholden
- 28 Jun 2007 22:49
- 181 of 276
Thrush,
I doubt you will ever learn anything meaningful about the markets.
Why would anyone want to 'tune into your mind gripping show', you have nothing worthwhile to say. From a phsycological perspective why do you think they would? Seems quite like your 'fans' comment last night, delusions of grandeur I'm afraid.
By the way, which village are you depriving of an idiot? Let me know and I'll make arrangements to have you returned!
Incidentally, you don't have to be a rocket scientist to work out what the H stands for in PTH, err, or was that too difficult for you? LoL
pth
I doubt you will ever learn anything meaningful about the markets.
Why would anyone want to 'tune into your mind gripping show', you have nothing worthwhile to say. From a phsycological perspective why do you think they would? Seems quite like your 'fans' comment last night, delusions of grandeur I'm afraid.
By the way, which village are you depriving of an idiot? Let me know and I'll make arrangements to have you returned!
Incidentally, you don't have to be a rocket scientist to work out what the H stands for in PTH, err, or was that too difficult for you? LoL
pth
David10B
- 29 Jun 2007 09:16
- 182 of 276
Sir your insults are simply a manifestation of your anger.
Anger is a symptom of weakness and frustration---I trust you get well soon.
Anger is a symptom of weakness and frustration---I trust you get well soon.
beemer2 - 29 Jun 2007 09:21 - 183 of 276
10B SHOULD BE BANNED FROM ALL BB's...
David10B
- 29 Jun 2007 09:26
- 184 of 276
Why just for showing you COH has a LOWLY NAV OF AROUND 6P AND YOU PAID MORE!
Come, come, come my dear sir please- When the chips are down you have to learn to take it on the chin in this game.
Come, come, come my dear sir please- When the chips are down you have to learn to take it on the chin in this game.
beemer2 - 29 Jun 2007 09:35 - 185 of 276
I paid 11p as did a vast majority of COH shareholders and so I am sitting on a massive profit with a lot more to come...whilst all you are sitting on is your very sore rear end and spouting the same garbage day after day.
Come on Ian...TIME HE WAS BANNED.
Come on Ian...TIME HE WAS BANNED.
David10B
- 29 Jun 2007 09:56
- 186 of 276
THEN WHY ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT WHAT I POST---COULD IT BE PLAN GREED?
OPEN HONEST AND FRANK DISCUSSION.
I LAY A CHALLENGE TO YOU AND TO IAN-----------
PLEASE SHOW ME ONE THING THAT I HAVE POSTED THAN IS WRONG CONCERNING COH---THAT SHOULD END IT!
AS IF YOU CAN I WILL STOP POSTING QED
OPEN HONEST AND FRANK DISCUSSION.
I LAY A CHALLENGE TO YOU AND TO IAN-----------
PLEASE SHOW ME ONE THING THAT I HAVE POSTED THAN IS WRONG CONCERNING COH---THAT SHOULD END IT!
AS IF YOU CAN I WILL STOP POSTING QED
beemer2 - 29 Jun 2007 10:50 - 187 of 276
10B
TIME TO STOP WAFFLING AND STOP DISRUPTING BB's.
I HAVE YET TO SEE ANY SUPPORT FOR YOU OR YOUR VIEWS.
YOUR ONLY REASON FOR POSTING IS TO DESTROY THE COH THREAD AND THAT IS WHY I AND OTHERS WANT YOU BANNED AS YOU HAVE ON iii.
COME ON IAN YOU MUST BAN HIM.
TIME TO STOP WAFFLING AND STOP DISRUPTING BB's.
I HAVE YET TO SEE ANY SUPPORT FOR YOU OR YOUR VIEWS.
YOUR ONLY REASON FOR POSTING IS TO DESTROY THE COH THREAD AND THAT IS WHY I AND OTHERS WANT YOU BANNED AS YOU HAVE ON iii.
COME ON IAN YOU MUST BAN HIM.
David10B
- 29 Jun 2007 11:10
- 188 of 276
Come Sir you want me banned as I post only the truth.
Again you speak with a forked tounge.
I have never been banned from any BB,
Pick a post on iii and ask me to quote from it, any post you wish.
You see I only chose to post here, and to help make it a proper BB.
As I HAVE REQUESTED PLEASE STOP THIS CHILDISH WAFFLING ALONG AND SHoW ME ONE FASE WORD AGAINST COH THAT I HAVE POSTED!
THAT SHOULD NOT PROVE TO HARD FOR YOU---SHOULD IT?
Again you speak with a forked tounge.
I have never been banned from any BB,
Pick a post on iii and ask me to quote from it, any post you wish.
You see I only chose to post here, and to help make it a proper BB.
As I HAVE REQUESTED PLEASE STOP THIS CHILDISH WAFFLING ALONG AND SHoW ME ONE FASE WORD AGAINST COH THAT I HAVE POSTED!
THAT SHOULD NOT PROVE TO HARD FOR YOU---SHOULD IT?
cynic
- 29 Jun 2007 19:20
- 189 of 276
sorry 10B, but you really are tiresome and monotonous and just downright BORING
beemer2 - 29 Jun 2007 19:22 - 190 of 276
cynic
You have seen the light...Oh Lordy.
You have seen the light...Oh Lordy.
cynic
- 29 Jun 2007 19:26
- 191 of 276
no, but it's just taken me a while to voice it, if one can do so about light!
David10B
- 29 Jun 2007 19:33
- 192 of 276
cynic I know! But I still get fan mail---strange is it not.
beemer2 - 29 Jun 2007 20:07 - 193 of 276
Who in their right mind would want to be in contact with you...LOL.
David10B
- 29 Jun 2007 20:08
- 194 of 276
you would be very surprised
beemer2 - 29 Jun 2007 20:18 - 195 of 276
Surprise me ...LOL.
David10B
- 29 Jun 2007 20:21
- 196 of 276
I REGRET THAT YOU ARE NOT IN THE APPROPRIATE CATERGORY TO RECEIVE SUCH INFORMATION!
beemer2 - 29 Jun 2007 20:27 - 197 of 276
More proof of your Walter Mitty existence...LOL.
cynic
- 29 Jun 2007 21:14
- 198 of 276
beemer ... stop allowing yourself to be dragged into the tedious bore's inane droning.
David10B
- 30 Jun 2007 09:49
- 199 of 276
or rather proof of the exitance of the peasantry---- would you not say.
Cynic I thought that you may have had a little more stamina.
Cynic I thought that you may have had a little more stamina.
beemer2 - 30 Jun 2007 12:55 - 200 of 276
Tenby
While you are being a tedious bore the SP of COH is still going north...the more you say it will go down it goes up...thanks.
While you are being a tedious bore the SP of COH is still going north...the more you say it will go down it goes up...thanks.
David10B
- 30 Jun 2007 19:09
- 201 of 276
"If we don't believe in freedom of expression for
people we despise, we don't believe in it at all."
-Noam Chomsky
people we despise, we don't believe in it at all."
-Noam Chomsky
David10B
- 04 Jul 2007 09:43
- 202 of 276
Get read for the big bust out------
7. Maelor
Maelor is a specialist pharmaceutical and medical devices company in the critical care arena. A number of its products are 'must have' and represent 'life or death' for the patient. Its flagship critical care product, Volplex, is a blood plasma substitute that is used in operating theatres and hospital wards when a patient sustains heavy bleeding and requires fluid replacement. Since the sale of Volplex was brought back in-house following a strategic review by new management last June, Maelor's share of this market has doubled from 10 to 20 per cent. Competition is limited with only one other competitor, so there is still substantial room for growing market share.
However, the main reason for investing in Maelor is the transformational takeover of Acorus, which completed in May and funded by a 8m placing at 10p. Overnight, this has trebled the companys market capitalisation, strengthened and consolidated its niche position in the UK specialist critical care hospital market, and catapulted it into profitability. Acorus is a profitable and rapidly growing hospital specialist company with a highly synergistic portfolio of products also primarily focused in critical care.
Maelor says the acquisition of Acorus as transformational will create a strong, profitable business with positive cash flow. What the market seems to have failed to notice is that, as a division within Maelor, Acorus could have made an operating profit of 1.5m in 2006 against the 840,000 reported. In addition, with the acquisition of Acorus, which has much higher gross margins, margins for the enlarged group are forecast to rise further to 59 per cent from the 48 per cent reported in final results to March. The group is debt free and has an unused debt facility of 2m, which provides further funds for further bolt-on acquisitions. Trading since the period end is in line with expectations and, at 13.8p, its shares are on a modest multiple of 9.9 for the year to March 2009, when the benefits of the acquisition should really flow through. In May, there was cluster buying of 165,000-worth of shares by five directors at the placing price. The potential launch of Isoplex - a complementary product to Volplex - in 2008 is not factored into broker forecasts, either, which leaves the shares looking like a strong buy.
Source: Company REFs as at 21.06.07. *Source: Numis Securities. ** Classified under pharmaceuticals and biotechnology.
Nigel Milton owns shares in Celsis International, Corin, Deltex Medical, Maelor and Synergy Healthcare. During 2006, Nigel Miltons stock picks highlighted in the Best Small Stocks for 2006 feature in the Investors Chronicle (30 December 2005 issue) on average rose by 48.8 per cent.
7. Maelor
Maelor is a specialist pharmaceutical and medical devices company in the critical care arena. A number of its products are 'must have' and represent 'life or death' for the patient. Its flagship critical care product, Volplex, is a blood plasma substitute that is used in operating theatres and hospital wards when a patient sustains heavy bleeding and requires fluid replacement. Since the sale of Volplex was brought back in-house following a strategic review by new management last June, Maelor's share of this market has doubled from 10 to 20 per cent. Competition is limited with only one other competitor, so there is still substantial room for growing market share.
However, the main reason for investing in Maelor is the transformational takeover of Acorus, which completed in May and funded by a 8m placing at 10p. Overnight, this has trebled the companys market capitalisation, strengthened and consolidated its niche position in the UK specialist critical care hospital market, and catapulted it into profitability. Acorus is a profitable and rapidly growing hospital specialist company with a highly synergistic portfolio of products also primarily focused in critical care.
Maelor says the acquisition of Acorus as transformational will create a strong, profitable business with positive cash flow. What the market seems to have failed to notice is that, as a division within Maelor, Acorus could have made an operating profit of 1.5m in 2006 against the 840,000 reported. In addition, with the acquisition of Acorus, which has much higher gross margins, margins for the enlarged group are forecast to rise further to 59 per cent from the 48 per cent reported in final results to March. The group is debt free and has an unused debt facility of 2m, which provides further funds for further bolt-on acquisitions. Trading since the period end is in line with expectations and, at 13.8p, its shares are on a modest multiple of 9.9 for the year to March 2009, when the benefits of the acquisition should really flow through. In May, there was cluster buying of 165,000-worth of shares by five directors at the placing price. The potential launch of Isoplex - a complementary product to Volplex - in 2008 is not factored into broker forecasts, either, which leaves the shares looking like a strong buy.
Source: Company REFs as at 21.06.07. *Source: Numis Securities. ** Classified under pharmaceuticals and biotechnology.
Nigel Milton owns shares in Celsis International, Corin, Deltex Medical, Maelor and Synergy Healthcare. During 2006, Nigel Miltons stock picks highlighted in the Best Small Stocks for 2006 feature in the Investors Chronicle (30 December 2005 issue) on average rose by 48.8 per cent.
David10B
- 06 Jul 2007 08:46
- 203 of 276
In the true Adieh and BMW mannerism I post thusforth: MLR doing well this morning.
David10B
- 06 Jul 2007 13:40
- 204 of 276
I SINCERELY TRUST THAT SOME OF YOU MAY HAVE BOUGHT MLR ON MY SUGGESTION.
I have a short term target price of 50p.
This share was trading at 2 pounds about 6 years back and on a lot less in fundamentals than it has today.
Good luck all.
I have a short term target price of 50p.
This share was trading at 2 pounds about 6 years back and on a lot less in fundamentals than it has today.
Good luck all.
beemer2 - 06 Jul 2007 14:09 - 205 of 276
Rise won't last...beware.
David10B
- 06 Jul 2007 14:28
- 206 of 276
Well said Mr NEVERBEENER---NOW KINDLY PROVE YOU CONTENTION PLEASE WITH FACTS AND FIGURES.
beemer2 - 06 Jul 2007 14:34 - 207 of 276
The sp will inevitably fall back over the next few days...
My advice is to get into COH...great potential.
My advice is to get into COH...great potential.
David10B
- 06 Jul 2007 14:38
- 208 of 276
Its the weekend over the next few days stupid and the market is closed
Since you uneducatedly gobbed last the bid has moved up!
Since you uneducatedly gobbed last the bid has moved up!
beemer2 - 06 Jul 2007 14:42 - 209 of 276
Nothing to sustain the rise...it will inevitably fall back.
beemer2 - 06 Jul 2007 14:49 - 210 of 276
Another tip...BKE UP 40%+ TODAY.
David10B
- 06 Jul 2007 14:57
- 211 of 276
Rubbish MLR is undervalued--any idiot can see that.
BKE-- sorry I dont bother with no hopers.
BKE-- sorry I dont bother with no hopers.
beemer2 - 06 Jul 2007 15:01 - 212 of 276
BKE IS A RECOVERY STOCK...SKIES THE LIMIT WITH THIS ONE.
beemer2 - 06 Jul 2007 15:48 - 213 of 276
BKE BID UP AGAIN...DON'T MISS OUT GUY'S...
beemer2 - 06 Jul 2007 16:27 - 214 of 276
OH DEAR...A MASSIVE SELL GONE THROUGH ON HERE...DOES NOT BODE WELL.
David10B
- 06 Jul 2007 17:19
- 215 of 276
wHAT A SILLY LITTLE PERSON YOU ARE. cANT YOU GET ANYTHING RIGHT.
I THINK IT WAS A BUY. I MAY BE WRONG--BUT IT DOES NOT MATTER WHATEVER IT WAS AS IT REINFORCED THE RISE TODAY AND SHARE CLOSED UP.
Please at least try to be , just a littlemature when posting.
I THINK IT WAS A BUY. I MAY BE WRONG--BUT IT DOES NOT MATTER WHATEVER IT WAS AS IT REINFORCED THE RISE TODAY AND SHARE CLOSED UP.
Please at least try to be , just a littlemature when posting.
beemer2 - 06 Jul 2007 17:41 - 216 of 276
YOU MUST TRY NOT TO GET TETCHY WHEN SOMEBODY DISAGREES WITH YOU
IT IS GOOD TO HAVE DIVERSITY
THE SP WILL GO DOWN NEXT WEEK UNLESS THERE IS NEWS
IT IS GOOD TO HAVE DIVERSITY
THE SP WILL GO DOWN NEXT WEEK UNLESS THERE IS NEWS
David10B
- 06 Jul 2007 18:12
- 217 of 276
hahahahaha What a fool you are ever with mouth open and a closed brain.
It would appear over on the MLR thread on iii that the Investors Chronicle rates it a top buy. I reproduce the post here with full acknowledgment to both iii and the contributor. (I hold AMS and SYR).
Re: IC recommendation forwardloop
Yes - subscribers now get access to tips as and when they come out rather than having to wait until publicationday (Fri) MMs have marked up though.
What the Papers Say
INVESTORS CHRONICLE
Top Picks in Healthcare Sector:
*Deltex Medical (DEMG.L) - Synergy Healthcare (SYR.L) - BBI (BBI.L) - Celsis International (CEL.L) - Immunodiagnostic Systems (IDH.L) - Advanced Medical Solutions (AMS.L) - Maelor (MLR.L).
I know no more!
It would appear over on the MLR thread on iii that the Investors Chronicle rates it a top buy. I reproduce the post here with full acknowledgment to both iii and the contributor. (I hold AMS and SYR).
Re: IC recommendation forwardloop
Yes - subscribers now get access to tips as and when they come out rather than having to wait until publicationday (Fri) MMs have marked up though.
What the Papers Say
INVESTORS CHRONICLE
Top Picks in Healthcare Sector:
*Deltex Medical (DEMG.L) - Synergy Healthcare (SYR.L) - BBI (BBI.L) - Celsis International (CEL.L) - Immunodiagnostic Systems (IDH.L) - Advanced Medical Solutions (AMS.L) - Maelor (MLR.L).
I know no more!
beemer2 - 06 Jul 2007 18:16 - 218 of 276
Just says top picks...where does it recommend a buy.
David10B
- 06 Jul 2007 18:18
- 219 of 276
idiot! what the hell do you think a top pick is a shares mag means?
beemer2 - 06 Jul 2007 18:25 - 220 of 276
Calm down dear...buy means buy and sell means sell...now where does it say buy recomended.
David10B
- 06 Jul 2007 18:31
- 221 of 276
IF I WERE YOU AND YOU WERE ME WHAT A SILLY IDIOT I WOULD BE.
beemer2 - 06 Jul 2007 18:39 - 222 of 276
Now that was not very mature was it and you are an old wrinkly.
David10B
- 06 Jul 2007 21:08
- 223 of 276
yes it comes with age!
beemer2 - 09 Jul 2007 13:44 - 224 of 276
NOT MUCH MOVEMENT AND ALL THIS BUYING...LOL.
skyhigh - 09 Jul 2007 13:57 - 225 of 276
Yes, strange isn't it ! it must start to go up soon.
beemer2 - 09 Jul 2007 14:00 - 226 of 276
Likely a large sell order in...
David10B
- 09 Jul 2007 14:03
- 227 of 276
probably a sell order in the wings, either that or share being held back.
If the latter then expolsive times ahead.
Although based on hasbeener's, analogy COH looks really in the s%%T, as lots of buys and it falls.
If the latter then expolsive times ahead.
Although based on hasbeener's, analogy COH looks really in the s%%T, as lots of buys and it falls.
beemer2 - 09 Jul 2007 14:07 - 228 of 276
...why, are you a bomb maker.
LOL.
LOL.
skyhigh - 09 Jul 2007 14:16 - 229 of 276
crikey ! a sell come thru.. where did that come from ?
David10B
- 09 Jul 2007 14:25
- 230 of 276
you really have a knack of putting you foor in it dont you?
However keep on as the more you gob the better the SP gets---now 15p to buy.
COH STILL DOWN ON BIG BUYS TOO.
However keep on as the more you gob the better the SP gets---now 15p to buy.
COH STILL DOWN ON BIG BUYS TOO.
David10B
- 09 Jul 2007 14:31
- 231 of 276
Gentlemen please.
Now its motoring just as I said it would.
Next stop 20p+
Catch it now at these prices as it really is very cheap.
Now its motoring just as I said it would.
Next stop 20p+
Catch it now at these prices as it really is very cheap.
beemer2 - 09 Jul 2007 14:40 - 232 of 276
20p+...no chance
David10B
- 09 Jul 2007 14:41
- 233 of 276
mindless gobbing again!
beemer2 - 09 Jul 2007 14:44 - 234 of 276
You have been a "mindless gobber" for years.
David10B
- 09 Jul 2007 16:07
- 235 of 276
You Sir are more than entitled to your opinion.
Unfortunately it carries little weight when compared to my bankers, they tend to think that since retiring I have found my niche. Now they ask me for tips.
Not to hard to work out.
So if that means been a mindless gobber---then so be it.
Unfortunately it carries little weight when compared to my bankers, they tend to think that since retiring I have found my niche. Now they ask me for tips.
Not to hard to work out.
So if that means been a mindless gobber---then so be it.
AdieH
- 09 Jul 2007 17:15
- 236 of 276
Joke, you search for adulation on these boards, how pathetic is that... I think you live in the cyber world with cyber friends and cyber finances... LOL...
David10B
- 09 Jul 2007 19:21
- 237 of 276
Cme come come Sir Adulation indeed what a silly thing to say. My cheque book buys me all the adulation I can ever want or need.
I guess your all cranky again because I keep on calling em right. Why not come down the pub tomorrow night and have some cyber darts, with some cyber mates and a jolly good old cyber supper after with us.
Wont cost you a cyber dollar and you wont put on any weight either.
No my bitter little man 6 hours a day is enough cybering for me.
Sorry about COH!
Have a really lovely cyber evening
I guess your all cranky again because I keep on calling em right. Why not come down the pub tomorrow night and have some cyber darts, with some cyber mates and a jolly good old cyber supper after with us.
Wont cost you a cyber dollar and you wont put on any weight either.
No my bitter little man 6 hours a day is enough cybering for me.
Sorry about COH!
Have a really lovely cyber evening
David10B
- 09 Jul 2007 23:02
- 238 of 276
Just had an email asking if I thought MLR would go higher tomorrow.
Always risky being put on the spot, especially when the magic of a top class tip wears off.
However as I honestly believe MRL to be grossly undervalued---yes I think it will gain come the morrow.
Have a really nice night, including Adieh, as a good night's sleep will do you the world of good.
Always risky being put on the spot, especially when the magic of a top class tip wears off.
However as I honestly believe MRL to be grossly undervalued---yes I think it will gain come the morrow.
Have a really nice night, including Adieh, as a good night's sleep will do you the world of good.
AdieH
- 10 Jul 2007 08:29
- 239 of 276
200% up and topped sliced, mmmmmm and that aint cyber my dear old fart... Would rather meet at the next COH AGM but you would have to buy some shares... Brokers note recommendation and target price of 66p... now they know what their talking about...
David10B
- 10 Jul 2007 11:09
- 240 of 276
The old fart puffs again as MLR'S BID MOVES UP.
Just as I said it would yesterday!
25p is getting closer and then on to 50p all this year.
Just as I said it would yesterday!
25p is getting closer and then on to 50p all this year.
AdieH
- 10 Jul 2007 16:34
- 241 of 276
Be aware that someone is ramping, 50p within a year and how do you justify that claim?
David10B
- 10 Jul 2007 17:03
- 242 of 276
You just keep away can you?
I have a spare room swhich will be finished in a few months.
50P YEAR'S END OH THAT EASY, LOOK AT THE LOVELY PROFITS THAT WILL BE ROLLING IN AND THE EXPANSION OF THE BUSINESS SINCE THE ACCORUS DEAL.
HERE WE TALK REAL PRODUCTS WITH A REAL MARKETS AND GOOD MARGINS THAT GIVE NETT PROFITS----READ THE BALANCE SHEETS.
DABLING AROUND WITH THE UNCERTAINTIES AND CLOUDED MATTERS OF COH well like s6666T ON MY SHOE ITS EASY TO SEE HOW YOU CANT RED 50P FOR YEAR END FOR MLR-------NOW KINDLY AND POLITELY SAD OFF AS YOU PROMISED IAN YOU WOULD----YOU HAVE CRIED TO HIM ENOUGH TIMES OVER MY FAVOURABLE OPINIONS ON COH------NOT STOP AND SAAD OFF YOU OVER GROWN SO CALLED HARD NUT CHILD.
I have a spare room swhich will be finished in a few months.
50P YEAR'S END OH THAT EASY, LOOK AT THE LOVELY PROFITS THAT WILL BE ROLLING IN AND THE EXPANSION OF THE BUSINESS SINCE THE ACCORUS DEAL.
HERE WE TALK REAL PRODUCTS WITH A REAL MARKETS AND GOOD MARGINS THAT GIVE NETT PROFITS----READ THE BALANCE SHEETS.
DABLING AROUND WITH THE UNCERTAINTIES AND CLOUDED MATTERS OF COH well like s6666T ON MY SHOE ITS EASY TO SEE HOW YOU CANT RED 50P FOR YEAR END FOR MLR-------NOW KINDLY AND POLITELY SAD OFF AS YOU PROMISED IAN YOU WOULD----YOU HAVE CRIED TO HIM ENOUGH TIMES OVER MY FAVOURABLE OPINIONS ON COH------NOT STOP AND SAAD OFF YOU OVER GROWN SO CALLED HARD NUT CHILD.
IanT(MoneyAM)
- 10 Jul 2007 17:07
- 243 of 276
Guys,
I specifically requested that you stop this petty squabble and not descend into personal insults. You have simply moved from the thread I targeted onto 2 other ones. I do not care who started this, if I have or see any reports of personal abuse from this point forward from either side on any thread I will remove your access.
I hope I am clear.
Ian
I specifically requested that you stop this petty squabble and not descend into personal insults. You have simply moved from the thread I targeted onto 2 other ones. I do not care who started this, if I have or see any reports of personal abuse from this point forward from either side on any thread I will remove your access.
I hope I am clear.
Ian
David10B
- 10 Jul 2007 17:15
- 244 of 276
This person has just openly accused me of ramping--thats great from the master ramper.
ptholden
- 10 Jul 2007 18:22
- 245 of 276
Having noted AM's intervention on a number of threads thought I would unsquelch Thrush (irritating ****) and see wots been said. Quite remarkable:
Post 244 of 244
In a whinging voice David10b (aka Thrush) "This person has just openly accused me of ramping--thats great from the master ramper"
Well, actually you are probably the worst ramper on this board, I have lost count of the number of times I see references to MLR on totally unrealted threads, RGT and WNG to name but two (and that's just today). Why can't you confine yourself to the two stocks (MLR/TSCO) you hold rather than spamming the whole board with MLR? Or alternatively seeing that you spend far too much time posting anyway, retire from the fray, happy in the knowledge that you are indeed the worst ramper on AM (and the most annoying).
pth
Post 244 of 244
In a whinging voice David10b (aka Thrush) "This person has just openly accused me of ramping--thats great from the master ramper"
Well, actually you are probably the worst ramper on this board, I have lost count of the number of times I see references to MLR on totally unrealted threads, RGT and WNG to name but two (and that's just today). Why can't you confine yourself to the two stocks (MLR/TSCO) you hold rather than spamming the whole board with MLR? Or alternatively seeing that you spend far too much time posting anyway, retire from the fray, happy in the knowledge that you are indeed the worst ramper on AM (and the most annoying).
pth
David10B
- 10 Jul 2007 19:30
- 246 of 276
But Pithy when you have a good thing thats bound to make your fellow investor rich----why keep it to yourself?
Spread the word bother, spread the word.
And never forget we have to try to take on board the less fortunates like QueenI etc, stuck in a fair few losers.
After we are here to help those who seemingly cant help themsleves---are we not?
I wont tell you how much I am up with MLR and how pleased I would be if you were too.
But I can tell you there is a lot more to come for the shrewd investor.
Have a really nice night and go to bed happy.
Spread the word bother, spread the word.
And never forget we have to try to take on board the less fortunates like QueenI etc, stuck in a fair few losers.
After we are here to help those who seemingly cant help themsleves---are we not?
I wont tell you how much I am up with MLR and how pleased I would be if you were too.
But I can tell you there is a lot more to come for the shrewd investor.
Have a really nice night and go to bed happy.
mg
- 11 Jul 2007 15:48
- 247 of 276
Still looking to pick these up around 10p - despite the Thrush ramping :)
David10B
- 11 Jul 2007 15:50
- 248 of 276
I wish you well mg, i really but I think you missed the boat.
mg
- 11 Jul 2007 15:53
- 249 of 276
We'll see - and I can always read all about it - when you decide to share your pearls of wisdom with us all :)
David10B
- 11 Jul 2007 15:58
- 250 of 276
READ ABOUT WHAT?
ptholden
- 11 Jul 2007 16:07
- 251 of 276
mg
Nice to see you, albeit it on this pesky thread, how's tricks? To add some balance to whether MLR are worth the bother or not, thought I might do a chart, never easy though on these tiddlers, but I'll give it a whirl. I'll post it on my TA thread, make sure you visit, it's a 10 entry fee, 50% discount to you though :) Just don't come in a thong!! (Err, if you see what I mean)
pth
Nice to see you, albeit it on this pesky thread, how's tricks? To add some balance to whether MLR are worth the bother or not, thought I might do a chart, never easy though on these tiddlers, but I'll give it a whirl. I'll post it on my TA thread, make sure you visit, it's a 10 entry fee, 50% discount to you though :) Just don't come in a thong!! (Err, if you see what I mean)
pth
ptholden
- 11 Jul 2007 16:59
- 252 of 276
David10B
- 11 Jul 2007 17:18
- 253 of 276
I appreciate that thank you.
I have not ramped MLR.
I have pointed out a good buying opportunity, which for me from 7p it obviously is.
I will respond on your TA page. Once again thank you for your time.
I have not ramped MLR.
I have pointed out a good buying opportunity, which for me from 7p it obviously is.
I will respond on your TA page. Once again thank you for your time.
beemer2 - 13 Jul 2007 19:45 - 254 of 276
With a shortage of news I cannot see the SP remaing at this level...expect a further drop next week.
David10B
- 13 Jul 2007 19:52
- 255 of 276
you could well be right, I am expecting a slight fall back, but todate the SP has held up quite well in the face of heavy daily late selling.
However I have set aside some funds for any sign of weakness, so I cant really lose either way.
We should get news next month or early Sept, and which by all accounts should be quite good and very encouraging for any future potential investors to consider,.
This still remains a very mis-undertood and grossly undervalued company in my opinion of course, as I would not wish to be seem ramping.
As said previously, in that case please "dont buy it" as the MLR SP will talk for itself.
Thank you for the opportunity to answer you and please enjoy your weekend.
However I have set aside some funds for any sign of weakness, so I cant really lose either way.
We should get news next month or early Sept, and which by all accounts should be quite good and very encouraging for any future potential investors to consider,.
This still remains a very mis-undertood and grossly undervalued company in my opinion of course, as I would not wish to be seem ramping.
As said previously, in that case please "dont buy it" as the MLR SP will talk for itself.
Thank you for the opportunity to answer you and please enjoy your weekend.
beemer2 - 13 Jul 2007 20:46 - 256 of 276
It's going to be more than a slight fall back....
David10B
- 13 Jul 2007 20:51
- 257 of 276
Whatever you say Sir, as you obviously know best.
Please tell me is this comment on MLR coming from your same source that said both BKE and COH would be going up?
I just like to get my sources and facts as right as possible.
Please tell me is this comment on MLR coming from your same source that said both BKE and COH would be going up?
I just like to get my sources and facts as right as possible.
beemer2 - 13 Jul 2007 21:01 - 258 of 276
You are correct, I do know best and COH will be 50p very soon and BKE will be 1p in the very near future...
David10B
- 13 Jul 2007 21:08
- 259 of 276
I am so pleased your confidence is showing through, even though its somewhat misguided and rather unsustainable.
Frankly I like fairytales too, but there is little place for them on the LSE/
Frankly I like fairytales too, but there is little place for them on the LSE/
beemer2 - 13 Jul 2007 21:35 - 260 of 276
OK...ORIGINAL MR COOL.
LOLOLOLOLOL
LOLOLOLOLOL
David10B
- 14 Jul 2007 09:10
- 261 of 276
you called it daddy O
beemer2 - 14 Jul 2007 09:21 - 262 of 276
Anyway lets get back to basics...MLR will begin to fall again next without news.
David10B
- 14 Jul 2007 09:23
- 263 of 276
iF YOU SAY SO THEN IT MUST BE SO. PERSONALLY I WOULD BE RATHER MORE PRUDENT AND WAIT FOR THE SP TO TALK TO ME.
beemer2 - 14 Jul 2007 09:32 - 264 of 276
No news...no profit...no rise.
David10B
- 14 Jul 2007 09:41
- 265 of 276
that normally applies I would agree.
beemer2 - 14 Jul 2007 10:01 - 266 of 276
I "sgree"...
David10B
- 14 Jul 2007 20:47
- 267 of 276
Could you be slightly inebriated old boy?
Or just peeeeeeeeeeeed off at being discovered ramping?
Or just peeeeeeeeeeeed off at being discovered ramping?
beemer2 - 16 Jul 2007 10:06 - 268 of 276
Down as I predicted and more to come...no news no rise only way is down.
beemer2 - 16 Jul 2007 11:53 - 269 of 276
...and down it goes again.
David10B
- 16 Jul 2007 13:27
- 270 of 276
of course you realise that there us a huge overhang from the placing at 10p, this in effect could see the SP fall at lot further.
I am rather surprised its holding up so well at these levels but its a good sign of a quality company
I am rather surprised its holding up so well at these levels but its a good sign of a quality company
David10B
- 16 Jul 2007 18:55
- 271 of 276
nice recovery towards the end of the day--very encourgaing indeed.
Still need to be careful though plenty of sellers about, why I will never work out.
Still need to be careful though plenty of sellers about, why I will never work out.
David10B
- 16 Jul 2007 19:35
- 272 of 276
Trigger you have some work do do now please, ie keep the thread clean. I have been asked to delier a light plane to Eire will be away for a while.
Have fun people. Make money and keep your chins up.
Have fun people. Make money and keep your chins up.
ptholden
- 16 Jul 2007 21:53
- 273 of 276
skyhigh - 06 Nov 2007 08:17 - 274 of 276
Very pleased with the solid set of results and it's looking good for the next 12/18months... I'm hanging in there for the 20p+ levels which I think will be achieved gradually (IMHO)(got in at 11.5p some 2yrs back).........
Maelor PLC
06 November 2007
6th November 2007
Maelor plc (the 'Company' or the 'Group') - Interim Results
Maelor transformed to deliver profits ahead of expectations
Maelor plc, the UK based specialist hospital medicines group, is pleased to
announce its interim results for the six months ended 30 September 2007.
Financial Highlights
Transformational results ahead of expectations
Turnover up 132% to 3.1 million (H1 2006: 1.3 million)
Profit before tax of 0.7 million (H1 2006: loss 0.07 million)
Sustainable gross margin improvement to 57% (H1 2006: 46%)
Interim earnings per share of 0.48p (H1 2006: loss 0.22p)
Net cash balance increased to 1.7 million (H1 2006: 1.1 million)
Operational Highlights
Transformation delivered through determined implementation of strategy
Growing portfolio through acquisition and licensing
Transforming acquisition of Acorus Therapeutics Limited - Integration
completed ahead of schedule
International distributor network established
Licensing of Aloxi(R) from Helsinn - launch scheduled for March 2008
Driving growth from launched brands
Strengthened commercial team to drive sales
Volplex(R) market share driven from 16% (H1 2006) to 26%
Cryogesic(R) sales growing and expansion plans implemented
Mysoline(R) transfer and introduction completed in all major
territories ahead of schedule
Partnering non-core portfolio
Partnership with Bard for OptiFloTM catheter maintenance solutions
extended
- Market leadership position maintained at 54% market share
Micelle nanotechnology collaboration with Plethora Solutions Limited
progressing well
Rapidly progressing pipeline
Haemopressin(R) and ISOplexTM on schedule for launch in H2 2008/09
GentisprayTM phase III programme on schedule
Mysoline(R) development programme in Essential Tremor initiated
Commenting on the results Tim Wright, CEO, said:
'I am very pleased to be able to report such positive results, which are ahead
of expectations and reinforce the robustness of our strategy.
'In addition to our strong portfolio of marketed brands in the UK and
internationally we have built an impressive pipeline of late stage products.
These assure the continued growth of the business which we will accelerate
through further acquisition and licensing.
'Trading since the period end remains strong and we look to the future with
confidence.'
Maelor PLC
06 November 2007
6th November 2007
Maelor plc (the 'Company' or the 'Group') - Interim Results
Maelor transformed to deliver profits ahead of expectations
Maelor plc, the UK based specialist hospital medicines group, is pleased to
announce its interim results for the six months ended 30 September 2007.
Financial Highlights
Transformational results ahead of expectations
Turnover up 132% to 3.1 million (H1 2006: 1.3 million)
Profit before tax of 0.7 million (H1 2006: loss 0.07 million)
Sustainable gross margin improvement to 57% (H1 2006: 46%)
Interim earnings per share of 0.48p (H1 2006: loss 0.22p)
Net cash balance increased to 1.7 million (H1 2006: 1.1 million)
Operational Highlights
Transformation delivered through determined implementation of strategy
Growing portfolio through acquisition and licensing
Transforming acquisition of Acorus Therapeutics Limited - Integration
completed ahead of schedule
International distributor network established
Licensing of Aloxi(R) from Helsinn - launch scheduled for March 2008
Driving growth from launched brands
Strengthened commercial team to drive sales
Volplex(R) market share driven from 16% (H1 2006) to 26%
Cryogesic(R) sales growing and expansion plans implemented
Mysoline(R) transfer and introduction completed in all major
territories ahead of schedule
Partnering non-core portfolio
Partnership with Bard for OptiFloTM catheter maintenance solutions
extended
- Market leadership position maintained at 54% market share
Micelle nanotechnology collaboration with Plethora Solutions Limited
progressing well
Rapidly progressing pipeline
Haemopressin(R) and ISOplexTM on schedule for launch in H2 2008/09
GentisprayTM phase III programme on schedule
Mysoline(R) development programme in Essential Tremor initiated
Commenting on the results Tim Wright, CEO, said:
'I am very pleased to be able to report such positive results, which are ahead
of expectations and reinforce the robustness of our strategy.
'In addition to our strong portfolio of marketed brands in the UK and
internationally we have built an impressive pipeline of late stage products.
These assure the continued growth of the business which we will accelerate
through further acquisition and licensing.
'Trading since the period end remains strong and we look to the future with
confidence.'
skyhigh - 12 Nov 2007 11:36 - 275 of 276
This from this morning's new newsletter from Growth Company Investor – Peter Shearlock’s Small Cap Stock Picks.
Should be more good coverage in this week's I.C & Shares Mag I would think
"Maelor - looking cheap again"
The acquisition of Acorus, completed in May, has transformed hospital medicines group Maelor, giving it a well-spread portfolio of products with genuine growth potential. Combined with strong growth in the ‘old’ Maelor portfolio – particularly blood plasma substitute Volplex whose market share has jumped from 16 per cent to 26 per cent in a year – and a promising pipeline of product launches over the next year-and-a-half, the outlook could hardly be better.
Maelor has recorded a half-time profit of £700,000 against a loss of similar size in 2006 and earnings of nearly 0.5p a share. It looks as if there is more growth to come from Volplex and a number of Acorus products. Cryogesic, a freeze spray, is attracting growing interest in the obstetrics field, but there are other markets, such as paediatric oncology, to target. Mysoline, an epilepsy drug bought in from AstraZeneca, has been introduced in all major territories ahead of schedule. There is a big potential market here in treating essential tremor, a condition that affects one in 25 people over 40.
Maelor has a number of products in late-stage development. One of the most promising is Haemopressin for treating uncontrolled bleeding. Its only competitor in the marketplace produces sales of over £4 million a year. It is expected to be launched in the second half of next year.
Edison Investment Research reckons Maelor will produce a profit this year of £1.6 million for earnings of 1.1p a share. The figures rise to £2.2 million and 1.4p for 2008/09 – though by then it is a safe bet that management will have picked up more product rights or made more acquisitions. There is strong cash generation (net cash is now £1.7 million), which leaves management relaxed about a likely £5 million payout to the Acorus vendors over five years. Now 13.75p (against a recommendation price here in September 2006 of 6.5p) the shares sell for just under ten times earnings a year out. That is way too cheap. I remain a shareholder in Maelor.
Should be more good coverage in this week's I.C & Shares Mag I would think
"Maelor - looking cheap again"
The acquisition of Acorus, completed in May, has transformed hospital medicines group Maelor, giving it a well-spread portfolio of products with genuine growth potential. Combined with strong growth in the ‘old’ Maelor portfolio – particularly blood plasma substitute Volplex whose market share has jumped from 16 per cent to 26 per cent in a year – and a promising pipeline of product launches over the next year-and-a-half, the outlook could hardly be better.
Maelor has recorded a half-time profit of £700,000 against a loss of similar size in 2006 and earnings of nearly 0.5p a share. It looks as if there is more growth to come from Volplex and a number of Acorus products. Cryogesic, a freeze spray, is attracting growing interest in the obstetrics field, but there are other markets, such as paediatric oncology, to target. Mysoline, an epilepsy drug bought in from AstraZeneca, has been introduced in all major territories ahead of schedule. There is a big potential market here in treating essential tremor, a condition that affects one in 25 people over 40.
Maelor has a number of products in late-stage development. One of the most promising is Haemopressin for treating uncontrolled bleeding. Its only competitor in the marketplace produces sales of over £4 million a year. It is expected to be launched in the second half of next year.
Edison Investment Research reckons Maelor will produce a profit this year of £1.6 million for earnings of 1.1p a share. The figures rise to £2.2 million and 1.4p for 2008/09 – though by then it is a safe bet that management will have picked up more product rights or made more acquisitions. There is strong cash generation (net cash is now £1.7 million), which leaves management relaxed about a likely £5 million payout to the Acorus vendors over five years. Now 13.75p (against a recommendation price here in September 2006 of 6.5p) the shares sell for just under ten times earnings a year out. That is way too cheap. I remain a shareholder in Maelor.
skyhigh - 27 Nov 2007 15:42 - 276 of 276
This from Growth Company Investor today...slow and steady will win the race ! might take another year or two but worth holding on to (imho)
Medicines group makes its mark
After a disappointing decade on AIM, specialist hospital medicines company Maelor is finally making its mark, having moved from loss to profit at the interim. Undergoing a revival under new management, the May acquisition of Acorus Therapeutics further transformed the business and provided a platform for growth.
Floated on AIM at 88p back in 1997, Maelor had promised much throughout its AIM life but only started to deliver under the current management team headed up by Tim Wright, who became chief executive in 2005. Wright had recognised that the business was too small to become a profitable quoted company and that was a key reason behind the acquisition of Acorus, which created a profitable and cash-generative group and has also given us a much broader geographic spread, according to Wright.
Unlike most small health and pharma ventures, Maelor has a solid portfolio of revenue-generating, profitable products, as well as others in development that should provide potential upside. From an investors point of view, this represents a refreshing change from blue-sky businesses without revenues to cover their costs, where the emphasis is on products that have yet to see the light of day.
The Maelor product portfolio includes Volplex, which is used to treat low blood volumes as a result of surgery and provides a good example of a niche product with limited competition. Sales are growing fast and Volplexs market share has quickly increased from 16 to 26 per cent. There is one competitor in the market, with Volplex marketed through part of the National Blood Service on a revenue-sharing basis.
Other revenue generators include anaesthetising spray Cryogesic, epilepsy and tremor treatment Mysoline and Optiflow, which is used to clean urinary catheters. Maelor recently acquired the UK rights to Aloxi, a treatment for nausea and vomiting brought on by chemotherapy, which is set for launch in March 2008. And with Wright building up the companys sales team, there is scope to sell more products.
Wright emphasises Maelors pipeline of new treatments for niche markets, many of which will be launched over the next two years. Dermogesic is a non-flammable version of Cryogesic, Haemopressin is a treatment for bleeding caused by conditions such as cirrhosis, Acoranil is a liquid version of an existing anti-depressant and AquiHex counteracts hospital infections.
Maelor has net cash of 1.7 million but there are 3.48 million of loan notes on the balance sheet related to the Acorus acquisition. These will be paid over five years and the business will generate more than enough cash flow to cover these payments, leaving Maelor strongly positioned to make further acquisitions rights acquisitions such as the Aloxi deal dont require much money up front. Wright says he is looking to bulk up the business, but he wont do deals for the sake of it.
In a good sign for investors, Wright has added to his holding since the results, buying 145,000 shares at 13.75p each to increase his stake to just under one per cent. He has enough share options at 10p a time to more than quadruple his shareholding. These cant be exercised until 8 May 2010 at the earliest. By then, Wright should, hopefully, be even more in the money than he is now.
Analysts see Maelor, which made nearly 700,000 profit on revenues of 3.1 million in the first six months, posting profits of 1.38 million this year ahead of 2 million in 2009, placing the shares on modest forward earnings multiples of 15.3 and 10.6. Maelor is on the right course and should look even cheaper if management can pick up further astute acquisitions like Acorus.
Recommendation: Buy
Ticker: MLR
Sector: Health care and related services
Listing: AIM
Mid-price: 13.5p
Market cap:16.78m
Medicines group makes its mark
After a disappointing decade on AIM, specialist hospital medicines company Maelor is finally making its mark, having moved from loss to profit at the interim. Undergoing a revival under new management, the May acquisition of Acorus Therapeutics further transformed the business and provided a platform for growth.
Floated on AIM at 88p back in 1997, Maelor had promised much throughout its AIM life but only started to deliver under the current management team headed up by Tim Wright, who became chief executive in 2005. Wright had recognised that the business was too small to become a profitable quoted company and that was a key reason behind the acquisition of Acorus, which created a profitable and cash-generative group and has also given us a much broader geographic spread, according to Wright.
Unlike most small health and pharma ventures, Maelor has a solid portfolio of revenue-generating, profitable products, as well as others in development that should provide potential upside. From an investors point of view, this represents a refreshing change from blue-sky businesses without revenues to cover their costs, where the emphasis is on products that have yet to see the light of day.
The Maelor product portfolio includes Volplex, which is used to treat low blood volumes as a result of surgery and provides a good example of a niche product with limited competition. Sales are growing fast and Volplexs market share has quickly increased from 16 to 26 per cent. There is one competitor in the market, with Volplex marketed through part of the National Blood Service on a revenue-sharing basis.
Other revenue generators include anaesthetising spray Cryogesic, epilepsy and tremor treatment Mysoline and Optiflow, which is used to clean urinary catheters. Maelor recently acquired the UK rights to Aloxi, a treatment for nausea and vomiting brought on by chemotherapy, which is set for launch in March 2008. And with Wright building up the companys sales team, there is scope to sell more products.
Wright emphasises Maelors pipeline of new treatments for niche markets, many of which will be launched over the next two years. Dermogesic is a non-flammable version of Cryogesic, Haemopressin is a treatment for bleeding caused by conditions such as cirrhosis, Acoranil is a liquid version of an existing anti-depressant and AquiHex counteracts hospital infections.
Maelor has net cash of 1.7 million but there are 3.48 million of loan notes on the balance sheet related to the Acorus acquisition. These will be paid over five years and the business will generate more than enough cash flow to cover these payments, leaving Maelor strongly positioned to make further acquisitions rights acquisitions such as the Aloxi deal dont require much money up front. Wright says he is looking to bulk up the business, but he wont do deals for the sake of it.
In a good sign for investors, Wright has added to his holding since the results, buying 145,000 shares at 13.75p each to increase his stake to just under one per cent. He has enough share options at 10p a time to more than quadruple his shareholding. These cant be exercised until 8 May 2010 at the earliest. By then, Wright should, hopefully, be even more in the money than he is now.
Analysts see Maelor, which made nearly 700,000 profit on revenues of 3.1 million in the first six months, posting profits of 1.38 million this year ahead of 2 million in 2009, placing the shares on modest forward earnings multiples of 15.3 and 10.6. Maelor is on the right course and should look even cheaper if management can pick up further astute acquisitions like Acorus.
Recommendation: Buy
Ticker: MLR
Sector: Health care and related services
Listing: AIM
Mid-price: 13.5p
Market cap:16.78m
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