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.

Fred...not ramping just stating that we are buying....MDX is one of the few co's to go up today and you have to go with the trend :-)
I sold shares that might go down today after looking at the state of US market and bought more MDX with some of it...I have to say I have a lot of cash at the mo hoping to buy back the same shares lower.

Fred1new - read the RNS's and you will realise what is happening.

2 takeout my view - good luck all!

2 a minimum i would have thought, as with the trading update, and future 2008 profits, MDx will be worth 2 a share without a takeover. 2.50 minimum.
I just hope it is a big Pharma and not BM

could be right - it will be valued on current assets and potential which is immense.

Xgel in itself is going to be a winner long term. Just look what can be done with it.
Bar codes,Logos, prevent fake drugs, Rapid dissolve etc etc.

What about 30 a share?


Seems a good guess.



Place your stop losses!!!!

Thats better Fred looks like you have woken up to reality eventually!!

I heard 100 a share off a friend of a friend I met in the pub.

Sounds like the Klondike gold rush............there's tons of the stuff in them thar mountains...yeeeehaaaaaa!!!

Hon, I have a large holding of MDX having bought and sold numerous times over the last 4years.

But as Dil suggests, I feel the rampers are congregating again!

120p would do me

Dil, not an impertinent question........I hope, but are you the same Dil who used to post when it was BioP on Nasdaq?

The trading statement due this month is more important than a "potential" bid which may not materialise.

same here scot ,my take is 1.50 however, because at 90p+ the company said they saw no reason for the fall when it fell below 90p so I think a premium would be around 1.50 - just my view. Although the strong trading statement as stated in one of the previous RNS's could move this takeout to 1.75p.

If you look at their website there is an article from the the Mirror with reference to the the top man who has turned a 10M loss into a 4.2Million pretax profit so from that we can see how strong the trading statement will be and I am not surprised of the approach - I want this to happen because of the continuous volatility in the sp!

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Could someone remind me what the compnay owes and their turnover is anticipated, (now); after they bought some additional companies?

have all of the idiot sellers cleared yet?