The engines have fired up at last for MDX. ( BPRG ) At long last they are being recognised for the force they will become over the next two years. On the cusp of disclosing huge revenue-earning deals with Global pharmacists. These have been hinted at as being unrolled before the years end, but may be in the next days.You still have time to get in at a bargain-basement price before the SP takes off for real shortly.

scotty
Has the wife let you use the PC for a short while. I guess she has the parental control turned on.

pth,

I'm a big fan of Jim Slater's Zulu Principle. I've said this many times previously and it's a book that I re-read every now and again.

For a start it provides a very simple method of valueing companies based upon their growth prospects.

Conversely, it's easy to identify overvalued, overhyped, jam-tomorrow trash.

Can you guess which category MDX falls into?

Hils I have to agree with Scotinvestor, get back to the ironing and washing, I think you have only made 100,000 this week on your trading, you should have listened to the MDX bulls and bought shed loads of this stock, you would have been bankrupt but morally have your head held high! Bloody shorters!

Morning ScottyI see theres no hope that you and Hilary get togetherHilarydont tell me you are friendly with gay boy potty.Jesus if he is in your circle of friendswhat do you do for a laughwhat a nobby nomates.when you manage to get that 8lb plum out of his throatstick it on his nosejust for me.oh just a query is the Zulu principle fun? Tabasco says chill!

pt

1 yes
2 yes
3 yes

But the figures can be manipulated so are likely to be worse than those shown.

Bullsharegreat to notice you see the funny side of life as wellgod bless yea!

Muppet Baiting's so much more fun than household chores, Doris.

PS I really enjoyed my Toad in the Hole last night. Thanks for the recipe.

Can you eat Toads-toolsI thought they were poisonous?

shes taking time out from ironing tabby......leave her alone, lol

Hils/Dil, thanks for the replies.

Curious isn't it? The only posters on this thread who are actually having a sensible discussion about MDX are the bears; meanwhile the bulls indulge in mindless insults, inane and belittling comments. Difficult for these particualr bulls to argue their case though, they have absolutely no idea why they 'invested' in the first place.

Should have taken the 20p as I suggested tabby but then again I'm not always right.

Yes Dil you are never right!although you are right about never being right..All right.

10p not far away now tabby.......you still never wrong? looks like you need a 300% rise now to get back to breakeven.......

Hils, further to your comment re amortisation; I would hazard a guess that the majority of MDX 'intangible assets' are patents (Goodwill will account for the company good name!). If so, the absolute minimum amortisation is 5% (patents are good for 20 years). This would increase their amortisation figure to 2.2 million quid rather than the 661k booked. Hmmm, that results in a profit of 261k rather than the 1.6M claimed. Not quite a loss, but not all of the intangibles will be patents and therefore subject to the more usual figure of 10%, seems they hardly broke even then?

Happy to be corrected if I have misjudged the situation.

Debtors could be high due to them flogging stuff on a sale or return basis.

Yes dilI bought some and got high as well

Treblemouth from what Hilary said about youI would suggest you need more than a 300% rise

lol....

15p today - so we must conclude this outfit won't qualify for Gordon Brown's handout.

Grief this is bad - but it's always been an "iffy" business IMHO.
Worth a punt in better times, but now? Well, well.
(I almost distrust anything they tell me - it's that bad . . . .)

FWIW for losers like this, % rises are almost impossible to equate to normal stocks... ( like FTSE)... If it rises by 15p ( which is hardly anything compared with earlier prices) it reperesent 100% - yet thew reality is that 15p is a fear-on-fear price as many expect this to disapear . . . I just don't believe they have any technology that is useful, although they have some interesting "niche" products - but having attended some AGM's I am aware that they are speaking with forked tounges . . . .something I dislike and don't understand. -and WB says ..if you don't understand something - don't invest. Currently I hold a few (only!) from 33p, so I am a loser, just watching really.

I wondered about the sale or return caperosity too, Dilbert. There's nothing like customers having faith in your product. And that's nothing like customers having faith in your product.