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.

Courtesy of Cay.thanks mate.

Big Al 39 - 7 Nov'08 - 18:28 - 8378 of 8817

Who's RT?


Dil - 7 Nov'08 - 18:31 - 8382 of 8817

RT is Right Tosser I think Al.

Ex CEO who thought IFRS Accounting Standards were "nonesense" .... bless him.

Big Al 39 - 2 Dec'08 - 12:38 - 15942 of 16915

nellyb - 2 Dec'08 - 12:07 - 15930 of 15939
Al - you are another one who spends so much time on the meldex fred and yet it sounds like you are not invested....... :(

nellyb - Investing in this company has not exactly been successful for so many. I've been long and I've been short, neither of which probably counts for much here unfortunately. I have, however, held an interest in MDX (BPRG) since it floated.

Indeed. Held an interest as to when to be long, short or flat. If you stick up the whole of the conversation then even a "thicko" would see the context of the comment.

As usual, pick what suits you, Tabatha.

;-)))))

You may rely on luck, the rest of us will rely on intelligence, common sense and the ability to properly stock-pick and trade as always. LOL!

'Big Al 39' - those were the days eh Al :-)

You posted the above on the mdx serious threadnothing hidden number 15942and for all to check up and readyou were in fact advising allmove on when you did not even know the CEOthen there was the 000s you lost in just a few minutesand quite happily boasting about your failure not forgetting all the Bank stocks you held just before the crash.I could make Cay a busy Bunny if you wantand now you are working on day rate.hmmmmmm?

skinny - aye, those were the days. I've aged since. Suppose you've put on weight, have you? ;-)))))))

LOL - no but I think we both shoud now read 50 for 39 :-)

SkinnyI thought it was the depth of his pockets needed to cover losses?50 does sounds nearer though?

Not wrong there, skinny.

If you stick to smart money management, Tabatha, you barely need pockets. ROFLMAO!

Meters!

You wish.

tabasco - 11 Mar 2010 15:01 - 8361 of 8370
Courtesy of Cay.thanks mate.

Big Al 39 - 7 Nov'08 - 18:28 - 8378 of 8817

Who's RT?

Dil - 7 Nov'08 - 18:31 - 8382 of 8817

RT is Right Tosser I think Al.

Ex CEO who thought IFRS Accounting Standards were "nonesense" .... bless him.






But I'm sure if you look back through this thread to when I first had a go at him for saying that you backed RT tabby.

You now saying you were wrong ?

DilBarry backed him along with many high ranking investorsand there was a time when I thought Barry was playing gamesbut he personally assured me in a manner that I trusted Trevillion is a FLBand is being investigated as suchso yes many of us believed his rnsI will say that when his now famous statementIFRS Accounting Standards were nonsense"alarm bell started to ringbut Meldex owes me virtually zeroand others on here have no right to insist otherwisethey simply do not have the informationand quite franklyit is none of their business.you see me as a man with a contrary character perhaps you should turn inwards and examine yourself?

Pot, kettle, black?

;-))

Kidrattlesmack?

Shake, rattle and roll .............. all over you. Piece of p**s!

ROFLMAO!

Bouncy your exquisite ignorance predominatesand you vulgarity invariably asserts itself.all from an Oily Scotch arsehole..thats never alone with his schizophrenia and married to the distortions of lonely realitya very disturbed guy indeed.toddle pip

Spelling and grammar, dimwit. Tut, tut. ;-)))))))))

Manners and deportmentschizotittit

Yep, you're in need of those too, Tabatha. Shame it's too late, eh?

You believed RT just because Barry did ? .... so not your fault then tabby it was Barry's.

My apologies.