after yesterdays agm statement the share price has risen 50% how much upside is left or is this another false dawn?
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womans hour link below.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/womanshour/04/2008_08_mon.shtml

haystack what do you mean "on the way out".
here is copy of your post re cash call soon and my reply
Haystack - 02 Aug 2006 19:42 - 514 of 720
The cash situation doesn't look too good. I am expecting a cash call soon.
WOODIE - 03 Aug 2006 09:39 - 515 of 720
haystack how soon? next week, next month ????
10 months has passed and your soon has been and gone with no cash call.

perhaps they should have done, for sp was higher then than now! ..... or perhaps they found there were no takers, which would have been even more embarrassing

cyinc I continue to believe that short-term market forecasts are poison and should be kept locked up in a safe place, away from children and also from grown-ups who behave in the market like children."

19/Jun/2007
Ultrasis develops joint partnership with Turning Point to deliver Beating the Blues service
Ultrasis have developed a partnership with Turning Point, the UK's leading social care organisation, which will enable Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) to have the option to commission a voluntary sector provider to meet the Secretary of State for Health's promise to make Computerised Cognitive Behavioural Therapy available in every PCT in England.

Turning Point will use the NHS Confederation Event on the 20th to the 22nd June at the London ExCeL Centre to promote the service.

Turning Point website.

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up 0.060p but no news hmm any one no y

Here's your news Micky:-

Ultrasis PLC
04 July 2007

Press release 4 July 2007

East Midlands PCTs implement 'Beating the Blues'

Ultrasis plc, the provider of interactive health care and associated services,
is pleased to announce that seven Primary Care Trusts ('PCTs') in the East
Midlands Strategic Health Authority (SHA) have contracted to provide Beating the
Blues ('BtB') to all patients with mild to moderate depression.

The seven PCTs introducing this benefit to patients are Nottingham City,
Nottinghamshire County Teaching, Lincolnshire, Derby City, Derbyshire County,
Leicestershire County & Rutland and Northamptonshire.

The East Midlands PCTs pooled their commissioning ability to achieve maximum
value, enabling them to procure BtB at rates far more attractive than had they
done so on an individual basis. The two-year agreement has an initial value of
more than 450,000 and will enable the PCTs involved to be at least 25%
compliant with the implementation requirements of The National Institute for
Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE). They will be able to improve their level
of compliance over the two years of the contract by purchasing the additional
patient treatments required.

The agreement is a significant breakthrough for the Company and Ultrasis is
pressing ahead to assist PCTs in implementing the NICE Guidance on Computerised
cognitive behavioural therapy.

Commenting on this contract, Nigel Brabbins, Chief Executive of Ultrasis, said:

'Ultrasis provides the NHS with an affordable way of improving access to
psychological therapies to treat depression through our NICE approved program
Beating the Blues. The PCTs in the East Midlands should be applauded for their
collective decision to capitalise on this opportunity. We now look to the
Department of Health and the Care Services Improvement Partnership (CSIP) to
help us engage with the other nine SHAs to ensure that the Government's
commitment to make Beating the Blues available to any patient who needs it is
fulfilled.

'In March 2007 Patricia Hewitt, then Health Secretary, promised to make BtB
available nationally to any patient who needs it. We are actively campaigning to
encourage the recently appointed Secretary of State for Health, Alan Johnson, to
implement the NICE guidance.'


- end -


Further Information

Ultrasis plc:
Nigel Brabbins, Chief Executive +44 (0) 20 7566 3900
nbrabbins@ultrasis.com

www.ultrasis.com

Hopefully this contract will be the sign for others to follow

-and knowing civil servants it probably will as they are not known for taking the lead in anything

It's a start, a move in the right direction which will hopefully nudge the rest of the SHAs into action.

thxs kimoldfield

good news for things to come maybe the new listening government will be seen to be doing something. at last..............;-)))

nice push now up 0.11p

10.02 nice 1,000,000 buy 0.13p up

micky ..... before you and others get over-excited, do bear in mind that 1,000,000 shares at 1.1p is a paltry 11,000

traders back in ........up 0.15p 500,000 buy

cynic its a bit of fun with this sh**t weahter nothing to do

Be fair, cynic old bean. At the time of writing it is up 22%.
If it were down by that on little trading, you would be on here fairly sharpish to point to your post number whatever, were you rubbished ULT.
Alan ;-)

up 0.20p looking good this was at 0.0152 p 10-Apr-07 so lots more to be had

i'm not rubbishing anything but merely putting things in perspective ...... confess that though i made money on this stock last year, do not feel tempted to reinvest ..... to my mind, anything to do with NHS, including doctors, is to be avoided!

o/s***t down we go back to 0.15p it all fun today cynic ;-)))

very very happy with my portfolio at the moment, though such hubris is always likely to provoke the wrath of the gods! ....... by the way, shorted SOLA this morning