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

The net assets were 104,000 and the company is valued at 20.48m.

The loss for the sixmonths was 95,000 and the company is valued at 20.48m

My valuation would produce a share price of 0.2p

you are stiil have not answered the question quote from your post earlier
"You can predict the current cash position from the results - cash in bank, net assets, change in cash and net assets position, cash burn rate etc."
does that mean you have back tracked and cant predict the cash position as you have posted twice and not given as answer to the question.

I can make my own estimate, but it is for you to make yours. If I post it then I will just get a discussion on the figure and how I calculated it. It is best for you to make your own estimate.

that means you cant

The logic of that escapes me.

simple logic post 525 those figures are months out of date so you come up with a s/price of 0.2
on you valuation.
so you can give an valuation for that but not for the cash why post one then not the other.then you state you dont want a discssion on the figure but that is what you have left yourself open with the 0.2 figure, so it implies who cant make a good estimate on the cash figure.

No. It implies that I don't want to post it.

fair enough your choice but you have made yourself look silly.

Only to you, because you can't get your way.

not only to me, its got nothing to do with me getting my own way you made a statement on 3rd aug then dont back it up with figures.
"The net assets were 104,000 and the company is valued at 20.48m.

The loss for the sixmonths was 95,000 and the company is valued at 20.48m

My valuation would produce a share price of 0.2p"
those figures you made for the valuation are nearly 7 months old.
is that not silly way to get a current valuation then?

No. You have to use what is available and make estimates based on cash burn rate and profitibility or lack of it. In fact the situation was even worse approximately 6 months ago as the share price and consequently the market cap was twice what it is now. No wonder the price dropped so fast. My view is that it is still wildly over-valued.

The thread title is "opinions on ultrasis please". They are my opinions. I don't feel the need to get you to justify your opinions.

nice one haystack that brought a smile to my face.iam all for free speech.
thats why i ignored pbo comment.
woodie, best thing is to filter haystack.

most people on advfn already have!!

pbo

Down again today. Sells essily out weighing buys. 2 million of the buy trades were T+ rollovers.

what difference does it make if it is up or down on a day without an news,unless you want to buy or sell ?

It depends on how many times it does that and if it is a trend.

www.beatingtheblues.co.uk

nice buying today

Somebody must know what is going on for so much buying. I wonder what?

i dont know vols well above the last 2 weeks

from this article dated Feb 05 it indicates that Value Options was increasing the use of BTB even back then, if this is the case - Why aren't we being Told About It? ( part of article )

http://www.insidebiz.com/output.cfm?ID=3519834
IB NEWS
Providing employees with options
By Janet Dunphy
Inside Business - Hampton Roads
Monday February 28, 2005
Three ValueOptions announcements last month indicate the company is targeting specific audiences with EAP products. Beating the Blues is basically an individual electronic therapy session used to treat depression in conjunction with an EAP. It consists of eight sessions and can be performed at a private computer workstation.
Participants are screened to make sure they are appropriate for the program. Theres educational information about depression, skill-building exercises, homework and even a progress report.
The idea is to change the thinking and the belief system, Paul said. The company hopes to have it on the Web by the end of the year so users could log on from a home site.