Hi all
pretty new to all this. I have pumped some into Deltex - looks like a strong product with good growth. Could be a steady gainer.
Does anyone else have this, and anyone have some research on it? Someone with more experience than me!
thanks in advance.
Grajul

Won't argue with that.
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At long last it seems commonsense is about to prevail.
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This has to be the best news release in a long list of such releases.
If this does not open the flood gates nothing will.
I thought about topping up yesterday, but after doing so last week decided my portfolio was getting a little top heavy with Deltex.
Isn't hindsight a wonderful thing.

Deltex look as if they have arranged good solid funding (at a time of credit difficulties) to strengthen their infrastructure of sales and marketing into the USA and Germany, and yet the SP dips again.
I can only put this down to day traders, as anyone in for the mid, long term must surely see this as a good move. You don't put deals such as this into effect if you are not fairly sure that such infrastructure is needed.
Some investors must be very short sighted.

Someone's just taken advantage of the dip in price, buying 1.24 mill.
Now if that was a day trader and the sp goes up as a result later in the day watch out for same amount as a sell.
Lets hope its the start of an institutional increase.

greekman--------re your post 539, fund-raising for expansion into the USA & Germany makes total sense and with the price of 24.5p for some of the stock being issued, there should not be a dilutive effect on the current sp. It's been a very long wait for DEMG to even begin to fill it's huge potential and we know whose responsible for that, but I firmly believe we are at the start of a sustainable upwards move in the sp, which could last for years. The purseholders cannot ignore the benefits to both patients and the NHS for ever. As always this is aimo. Good luck all.
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Hi George,

Looks like it's just us two at the moment talking to each other.
As to your last comments, I fully agree. If the last couple of releases don't get things going full flow, nothing will.

Looks that way atm greekman, but once this starts to motor there will be other interesting posts I'm sure. DEMG had a fund raising last june/july in order to gear up for expansion then, always better in my view to be ahead of the curve, and let's face it, it is for expansion not re-negotiating debt. With it's low capitalisation DEMG's sp should respond to any reasonable buying volume.
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Day traders don't get ten-baggers.

RNS Barclay's sell.

This release is about as clear as MUD. Obviously it's report of a sell but it does not state how many shares were sold only that the holding goes to below reporting level.

I hold my hand up that the Mill plus that I thought was an institution buy on Fri was almost certainly the sell now being reported.

The new updated CardioQ is being rolled out. Nice to see a company looking to the future and not waiting to see if potential competitors are catching up.
The money raised of late is being well invested.
Well done Deltex.

The pieces of the jig-saw being put into place for what seems to be inevitable, ie far greater use of the CardioQ.
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American Society of Anesthesiologists clinical paper alerts its members to the value of oesophageal Doppler monitoring (ODM) in surgery.

Yet another no brainer report.

Spreading the word.
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It's catching on, only a matter of time now. Sales should improve month by month.
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Barclays increased their holding from 40k to 4.6m.
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Just 1 snippet from the AGM.

The UK government, through the Center for Evidence-based Purchasing recently published a highly positive review of the impact of oesophageal Doppler monitoring that included detailed models of cost-benefit. The report noted the significant potential for oesophageal Doppler monitoring and that even in the lowest case it was possible to achieve savings of at least 3 for every 1 spent on the technology.

Q Der, does that mean its a good buy then? R. Er yes!
Q Shall we buy it then? R. Er Er Er!
If their (NHS management's ) a**e was on fire it would take them several months to decide whether to put it out or let it carry on burning.
Talk about blood brain dead. Useless the lot of them.
They make Homer Simpson look like Einstein.
No wonder the NHS is in such a comatose mess.

But on a sensible note, my question is simply. What more do they need to convince them?

THE COUNT--->ALL

Below is the history for achieving the first million pounds worth of sales for UK only.

In 2003, the 1st million sales was achieved by 20th Nov.

In 2004, the 1st million sales was achieved by 15th Sep.

In 2005, the 1st million sales was achieved by 27th July.

In 2006, the 1st million sales was achieved by 21st June.

In 2007, the 1st million sales was achieved by 31st May.

In 2008, the 1st million sales was achieved by 25th April.


The slow and steady track of growth is intact. We only need one of the many intiatives being pursued at the moment to kick off and then things should really start to get interesting.

Regards,

THE COUNT!

Interesting (positive) figures.

So NICE are to cut the time of drug approval from 2 years to 6 months. NICE have been taking those 2 years to decide if a drug should be generally available on the NHS, and this is after the drug has been through all the safety approval trials which NICE already except. It has also been mentioned that patient may have a right to these drugs once given Nice approval, and yet differing NHS trusts still often make their own decision as to having that particular drug available.
Although it has been proven AND excepted by all the relevant authorities that the CardioQ saves lives and money (a no brainer), the NHS still don't have orders in for as many as could be needed, so the chances of any organization connected with the NHS, or the government deciding anything within a 6 month time frame is not credible.
Anything this government releases re the NHS, is just more spin.
Still a great believer in he Cardio, and as confident as ever we will get there, but the main route will not be via the NHS.
I would love to be proven wrong.

Latest trial results.
They indicate results consistent with previous trials in other types of surgery including reduced post-operative complications and reduced lengths of hospital stay.
The full study is designed to include over 100 patients and the doctors expect it to take at least another 18 months to complete, although further interim results may become available sooner.

Also.
Three non-executive directors have elected to take shares in lieu of a cash payment as remuneration for their services to the Company. In addition, certain of the Company's advisor's have elected to take shares in lieu of cash payment for their services to the Company.
Always good to see confidence by those in the know.

Like most (almost all) releases by Deltex, it's very positive.