after yesterdays agm statement the share price has risen 50% how much upside is left or is this another false dawn?
http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details/thewellnessshop.co.uk
womans hour link below.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/womanshour/04/2008_08_mon.shtml

pbo , woodie the web site i have for Ultrasis is http://www.ultrasis.com/news/latest.html
and the news you mention in your posts 221 and 222 i don't see - help please which web site you looking at - many thanks p/271

http://www.ultrasis.com/index.html


pension271, this is the link to ult home page,

the news is on this page at the bottom.

pbo

pbo -thank you - p/271

Thanks Woodie, you've never been wrong before ;)

The Krauts were always keen sellers in the past few months. The past few days they've been buying agressively and are now offering at 3p, way above the rest of the MMs.

Where is this one heading.

Heading up by the looks of it. The market obviously likes the new guy.

ss sorry this was not the rns you expected when i said one would be issued shortly market has taken the news in a positive manner even this news could not get it below 2p

PRESS RELEASE (NICE website, 28/09/05)
Latest NICE guidance sets new standards for
treating depression in children and young people

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) and the National
Collaborating Centre for Mental Health have today (28th September) launched a clinical
guideline on the treatment and management of depression in children and young people.
The guideline recommends that
o Children and young people with moderate to severe depression should be offered, as
a first-line treatment, a specific psychological therapy (such as cognitive behavioural
therapy, interpersonal therapy or family therapy of at least 3 months duration).
o Antidepressant medication should not be offered to children or young people with
moderate to severe depression except in combination with a concurrent psychological
therapy and should not be offered at all to children with mild depression.....

...Dr Tim Kendall, Joint Director of the National Collaborating Centre for Mental Health
who developed the guideline on behalf of NICE says This is the sixth mental health
guideline where we have recommended psychological treatments as key treatments for a
mental health condition and the third where we have recommended them as the first line
treatment. The evidence supporting these treatments is robust and it is vital that the NHS
provides psychological therapies to ensure everyone who needs these treatments can
access them rapidly.

Considering the vast majority of young people have access to a computer surely it is just a matter of time before somebody makes the obvious link to the computer based products offered by ULT; this can only strengthen their case.

jk NICE find

This is great endorsement by NICE. Long may it continue. Upwards and onwards

jk9: Yes, maybe the penny has dropped this morning - a litle upward bound.

we should know on monday what post gl has taken up ,it is within the same sector as ult but the co is not a rival to ult expect a rns as the co is a plc i would like to thank him for turning the co around as when he took over it was a sinking ship, iam sure most of you long term holders will echo my thoghts.

WOODIE: Yes , a round of thanks called for past efforts.
Meanwhile, adding to jk9's note, the weekend CEEFAX files report that 40,000 UK children are on prescription drugs for depression. In our opinion, they ought instead to be playing the latest computer game that combats this condition.

returned to status of confirmed 5 star buy on britishbulls.com

Agreed Woody. Many people don't realise just what GL accomplished.

Thanks to some late buying, ULT has held its own on bad day. Perhaps the profit taking is coming to an end for now.

Any news Woodie ?

Appeal details: Computerised cognitive behaviour therapy (CCBT) for depression and anxiety (review)


The Institute has arranged a hearing for one appeal received against the Final Appraisal Determination and Guidance on this technology.

As set out in the Guidance for Appellants members of the public, including consultees and commentators for this appraisal, and the press, may request to attend the hearing. The number of observers admitted to the hearing will be limited to a number appropriate for the venue, and priority will be given to members of the public who are not employed by the appellant.

A hearing will be held at NICE (MidCity Place, 71 High Holborn, WC1V 6NA) on Thursday 17 November 2005 starting at 10.00am.

The name(s) of the appellant will be published on this page on the day of the appeal. The Institute will not comment on speculation as to the identity of appellants prior to publication of this information on the Institutes website.

Members of the public may register to attend the appeal hearing by completing and submitting the form below. Journalists wishing to attend the appeal should contact the NICE press office directly.

Chart looks crap.