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.

Brilliant post, Tabatha! Rarely do we read such an rambling monologue of such epic proportions. ;-)) You've plainly lost it after only a few weeks back from a long holiday. Didn't take long, did it?

As usual, you totally miss the point, which has been perfectly summed up in the post above from Investors' Chronicle. This thing was fooked whilst you were merrily "topping up". Hence the bears were absolutely spot on and calling you a plonker was also absolutely spot on. Now, whether the situation has changed or not remains to be seen, but suffice to say, you carried on blindly whilst all the evidence screamed "DON'T DO IT!"

Not sure I'm as hopeful as Mr Blair though, jeffmack. Thoughts?

Jeffthanks for posting thatbeen out most of the day so a lot of catching up.
To the thick little Scotyou need help you are a complete and utter nutter

Thanks for your input, J Bravo Esq. ;-)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

Useful as ever - NOT!

Might stir them up this morning Tabby

Insurer RSA(RSA.L) to being talked of as a takeover target, with Italys life assurance group Generali touted as the likely predator.

Good morning allJeff.. an appearance on Bloomberg by Barry might stir them up a little more?
And to the thick little Scotyes you could associate Tabasco with Bravo
Definitions of 'bravo'
1... a murderer (especially one who kills a prominent political figure) who kills by a treacherous surprise attack and often is hired to do the deed
2... a cry of approval as from an audience at the end of great performance
3... applaud with shouts of `bravo' or `brava'
Any one will do

Picked the wrong names twice. Hmm. Go away and try again. ;-)))))

Looks like the SCLN is struggling. One of Tabbys respected posters trying to drum up support


Chay01 - 16 Jul'09 - 06:22 - 8396 of 8419

Yes, it doesnt seem like firm support hopefully the true figure is much higher (only brief research was carried out according to Rob).

Total cash injection(GBP) / no. of shares held prior to suspension = 1.25%

Ftr, I purchased ~12% using the same equation

Come on guys, let's see some real support/commitment.....

Would you like to see the SCLN struggle Jeff?

No, but I think it will

It would be boring if they got it all by tomorrow. I love a close race; it's so much more exciting. ;-)))

B J Muncaster - 16 Jul'09 - 16:16 - 8532 of 8544

Wishing4,
I've had a word with Bloomberg, lots in fact.
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Barry works for nothingthen gets our business free advertisinggo on my son!!!final furlong in view

Yeah, but what place you expecting to finish in? ;-)))))

Barry dont come second to anyone!!!!

off topic al.............have u any news on encore as its supposed to be selling stake in breagh. i think eog resources are buying it but still waiting on final news

Nothing marni. Breagh worth more than current mkt cap IMO, but you never know. Winter gas season not far off. ;-)))

Thanks for that, Tabatha. We shall see, shan't we? ;-))))))))


He's obviously not the same as you then. LOL!

Well, took my first visit to the zoo(s) this evenibng since 18th May. Still populated by the same sad, bespectacled mob it always was. Apparently some lady has joined the company and they've all gone gooey-eyed (no doubt J Bravo as well). They'll all be off buying MDX condoms this evening in the vain hopwe of a date, no doubt.

These folk simply are not in the real world. Had an interesting conversation with someone called potem. I don't remember him previously, but he was most upset he couldn't stick some of his pension money in the SCLN. Couldn't convince him someone was doing him a favour, but each to his own.

This contrasts greatly with the Madoff thread I visited for the first time today. What's the difference? Nothing really.

Simply more fools being parted from their hard-earned dosh in the name of greed.

potem - 16 Jul'09 - 18:53 - 8572
Big Al - You sound like my bank manager who is always trying to "look after my interests" by getting me to make an appointment so he can advise me on investments (otherwise known as buying one of HIS products so that he can earn commission).

waywardlad - 16 Jul'09 - 19:02 - 8573 of 8627

Potem, you should think yourself lucky that someone of the calibre of Big Al is taking the time to give you free advice!!
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And you genuinely thought WWL was serioushe also knows what a nice thoughtful human being you are...not!

Interesting post from one of their top gurus:

Chay01 - 16 Jul'09 - 21:02 - 3524 of 3524


td, its quite amusing how the robot pingi suddenly had an opinion programmed into his micro chip.

I had written a longer reply, but it got wiped.

Anyway, Tabatha, the gist of it was this: if you must post comments from ADVFN, please post the whole conversation and not only that which illustrates your point of view. It's only fair that others read everything and can takle an objective viewpoint. It does you no credit, but what you do fits with your contributions here.

An interesting post I just read asks when the offer closes. Amazing, these idiots can't even remember the dates. Even I've visited the MDX website and understand it's next week and then there's 14 days extension at Bazza's discretion and all that bollox. What kind of people are these? They love the company, but don't know what it's up to. Christ!

BTW, Tabatha, I've been stopped out of a Dow short this evening, which I began building last night. Have a glass of champers on me! ;-)))))