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.

That'll get 'em salivating.

Can they pay the printers? ;-)))

lol , I'd want the dosh upfront.


"Meldex announces that it has today sent letters to former directors Mr. Stephen Martin and Mr. Richard Trevillion outlining legal action that the Company intends to pursue against them. The Company is seeking substantial damages."

Trying it on imo , legal aid don't cover this. Publicity stunt.

Printers are as bloody useless as the company by the look of it. Maybe they waiting for the postal strike to kick in , that'll buy them some more time.

cautiousmoney - 20 Jun'09 - 20:34 - 4971 of 4973

So are you saying the ''printers have made an error'' ?? lol

6000 copies a couple of hours work for a decent printers.

whats the hold up/excuse bob ?

bargainbob - 20 Jun'09 - 20:56 - 4972 of 4973

cm

email misunderstanding or printer error can serve as a temporary excuse, but unfortunately, as technology improves, this kind of excuses may lose its legitimate.


PS

I normally send newletters on Thursday to printers, by Monday 5000 are ready.
I do this 4 times a year, cost 240. Limited party funds mean they are, folded and hand delivered normally in 10 days by a team of 8.

Boo!

Awwww nooooooo !!!!!

Lend your mate BM a printer tabby.

Dil - 15 May 2008 15:41 - 237 of 7242
lol

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Meldex International Plc, the specialist pharmaceuticals company, hit its full year sales targets on a pro forma basis but under IFRS accounting standards, dubbed by the CEO as 'nonsense', it missed its forecasts significantly.


Dil - 23 May 2008 11:31 - 281 of 7242
Oh I'm full of bright ideas tabby ... have a look at EDD

Dil - 29 May 2008 16:50 - 315 of 7243
scotty ... with a guy in charge that thinks IFRS accounting standards are "nonsense" I would worry.

tabasco - 25 Jun 2008 08:30 - 391 of 7244
As a 100% serious guy. all right 99% all right all right 9% I read all of the posts with interest. Most have been written because of personal involvement Some give valuable non prejudice views.all are helpful, and most comments I can establish are for good reason.
With MDX I do not get it
[1] Tell me why the SP is so low when there has been no sell off? [just the reverse]
[2] Why is bad news timed for maximum impact, and good news followed by a but?
[3] Why would a company turn down offers that where 2x the then current price without other strong interest. And investors hear no comment.
[4] The Company remains in an offer period.. But no clever spin. Silence is not golden in this game.
[5] R.T accounting f*ck up describing IFRS accounting rules as "nonesense" . Was hardly going to send the price flying. [its pro forma the figures will be booked]
[6] Why is R.T and B.M apparently playing a game that is destroying the SPAre they in together? When the fat cat left did the mouse turn into a Rat.. Some conspiracy. You tell me.
[7] I read the same info as you all, and the company looks 1 + to me.. But obviously not to most. Have I miscalculated by so far.. surely not?
This game is full of Rats.when it looks good its badwhen it looks bad funny enough it turns out good for the chosen few. We beat each other senseless. And the city clean up.
And it looks bad.take note!!!! Im running on 9% serious.
Come on Dil hit me with your rhyme stickits good to be a lunatic

oh well tabby , can't be lucky all the time so do us all a favour and don't start ramping the scln (good money after bad).

Nice holiday ?

Tabby - by 'boo', did you mean 'boo hoo'?

I guess Tabatha came back to see all the missed opportunities he could've had if he'd got out of MDX last year when it was in freefall.

Donut! Everyone else has creamed it. LOL!

Fantastic holiday Dilblacker than a Stevie Wonder bruise3Lbs overweight but look in the mirror and still say wow!!!btw hows the freckles? I see from some of your posts that you still dont understand meI also see you are still mainly pissed when you write themI must be good at my work!! if you just take it for granted Barry never losesthen hes the horse you want to be onif you are against, then Im afraid you have been trumped out
I see bouncy has come out with the same stale drivelcheck my posts bouncyor ask others that pay more attention to my puntsI think you will find Ive been lucky yet againand still counting.
Trig had anymore BBQs? has his wife gone veggie?
GausieI didnt see you in Cannes at your mummiesstill not bought the sat. nav. then?let me suggest taking Haystack as co-pilot.
Off now people to see places to go wine to drink.
Anyone seen a PORSCHE Vehicle Registration Mark
T1RTX Model 911 TARGA TIPTRONIC S ?

Not near as lucky as I've been, trust me. LOL!!!!!!

Nice little run on oxb since 4-00I wonder if good news is on the way.that would be luckyI paid as much as 6p

Don't believe you. You ain't that good.

FYI, my CIU is almost a 6-bagger. Muppet!

Got lucky on a Crude short for just over $2. Where were you, donut? ;-))))))))))))))))))))

bouncy...i cant claim a 6-bagger...but the sort of money I have made so far on oxb alone makes me that good...
tabasco - 16 Apr 2009 09:34 - 7003 of 7252
Good morning all
Jeffdo us a favouryou know I told you to get on OXB as a good puntand you know I bought shed loads at an average of well under 7p.and you know you said you were going to keep a note for future reference to catch me outplease publish that note
jeffmack - 16 Apr 2009 09:45 - 7004 of 7252
Tabby
Yes you did suggest OXB so well done

RSA