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This is why they usually go the open offer route....cause they do not have to be underwritten.....with an open offer...only shares subscribed for get issued....unlike a right issue....which is more costly....

Well up until now...they have always had PIs participation in full...and I see no reason why they would change that now...We will be given the opportunity to participate unless they go for a private placing in order to get the funds on the same day, thus avoiding having to go the open offer route....but I would be surprised...even though I posted about SCLP recently doing a similar thing....... It hangs on how readily they will need funding against how quickly they want the remaining analyte on the panel (P4+) and any potential build up of sales inventory.....

What figure are you working of off there JL? What ratio of new share to old? Seems a bit high!!

This is the AGM......not half year results. They are usually in September JL. I am betting on some kind of OO been announced. Will be surprised if not..

My breakfast this morning was not with the doctor...but our ward clerk, who took the call.....She was perplexed by the cryptic nature of the call...LOL. I agree about the supply side possible issue....I am not sure how geared up we would be for any major orders....which is what we need.....Mind you...it would be a good complaint. I shouldn't imagine that we would have too many problems raising funds for upping production based on solid orders..... Not that long back a 170K share sale would have knocked us right down....So why hasn't it this time....yet????

The last time this share changed hands for 8p was around January 27th, when it was falling steeply from 9.5p. The fall was straight dawn...no stopping. I tend to agree with you CC2015....it might stay down here below 8p in the morning... I wasn't in work today.....but I got a call from a work colleague this afternoon. The ward clerk said it seemed rather cryptic......she said the caller said to say thanks to me for our conversation the other day and had been making phone calls over the weekend........She got over 60,000 today. End of message....LOL. My colleague is looking forward to our breakfast break tomorrow morning in work...:-) Told her I would explain all. Would love to know what she heard on the grapevine. Perhaps Manchester are very impressed!!!! I hope so.....

*******Will have to ensure JL goes to Wetherspoons after the meet not before !******** Right good luck with that.....LOL.

Been quoted 7.55 as well..... and just a tad under 8p for buy.......Cant answer your question but have heard of nominee account holders attending other agm before...not sure what you have to do. Some kind of reference number from your broker...I think...

JL....Check out that poster's history.......I put him on filter from another board...... Go back and lie down...not worth the effort...:-)

7.75p gone....8p on the offer now!!!

This could tick up again, me thinks... 7.50 +0.50 (+7.14%) live: 2:05PM BST Buy Volume 307,579 Trade Low 7.08 Sell Volume 4,000 Trade High 7.75 ? Volume 0 Total Volume 311,579 Looks like the good doctor is a buying....LOL.....me thinks!!

If I recall correctly...WIT bought in @ 16p initially.......but I think his average is some where around 12p/12.5p. I remember eons ago doing the math on it!!

No!! It has ticked up again...and now still been bought!

Mind you... a near 20% marked spread.....!!!! Ridiculous really.....

This could tick up again shortly.... 7.25 +0.25 (+3.57%) live: 1:28PM BST Buy Volume 237,579 Trade Low 7.08 Sell Volume 4,000 Trade High 7.74 ? Volume 0 Total Volume 241,579 Full offer nearly been taken out now....must be the doctors having a second look ;-)

Would rugs be interested in going...if you tempt him with a bottle of red....:-))

The word is most definitely getting out in to the market place...no question about that. But regardless of all the presentations and all the conferences that you attend, to highlight a product....you just wont penetrate the market quickly by the method we have chosen...due in part to finance and Ortho pulling out of a distribution deal a few years back. So while having a stand at a premier event is helpful...it will never get the type of sales drive a network distribution deal would have gotten. You could be manning a stand all day long with very little interest generated in a day. But having one device in a hospital doing its job....is worth a lot more in chatter time at coffee breaks and the like. Even better if you got another device into the same hospital and showed clear signs of generating repeat sales....now that will get us closer to Nirvana......:-)

A blood test usually shows your overall health position.....There are more specific tests that can be done to test for asthmatic conditions....again usually involving blowing into test kits. In the case of Proxima this wouldn't really be of help in its current form... http://tinyurl.com/m5gpow3 It is important to remind people here that Proxima in its current form....analyses arterial blood samples from an arterial line already inserted in to the patient....... General blood testing...still gets sent away to the labs each day for separate analyses Arterial blood samples are to gain an indication on oxygen levels or to monitor carbon dioxide levels in response to certain treatment......depending on the patients circumstances are. The may be on a ventilator etcetra...... The technological applications may be expanded as the device continues to show its true worth in the field....

This from the recent Trinity Delta update............ We have adopted conservative assumptions throughout in our modelling; for instance, the valuation includes only the sales for use in the critical care settings, with no value assigned to its possible use in other settings, neither does it consider the inherent value of the technology platform. We feel this is currently appropriate as Sphere Medical has yet to demonstrate successful execution of its commercialisation straegy; however, as visibility improves we envisage employing less cautious assumptions. I highlight this because I was talking this morning to a pediatrician doctor who happened to be in out hospital about the difference between caring for adults compared to children. I was quite amazed to hear her state that the blood transfusion in really sick children is so frequent and high....now of course it makes sense but to actually hear it for a doctor up front is really stark. Of course, I had after or near the end of our dialogue, mentioned Proxima and she immediately reacted with information on the product, about which she had heard a fair bit from her doctor friends around in other hospitals. She herself had not ever seen it but felt it was a fantastic device as long as it did what it said on the tin......when I mentioned that the Children's hospital in Manchester in the UK had recently purchased the device, she seemed very excited with this news... Apparently she has friends over there who she is in contact with regularly. She seemed pretty keen on my news about product placement and is hoping to get updates from end users over there. She believes it could be of immense benefits in treating children. It certainly gave me a real boost in the product...to know that the word is, while I excetpt is slow....is none the less getting around by word of mouth now on a quicker scale. Which led me to re read the above paragraph....all figures are based solely on critical care settings...mainly ICU. Nothing else is in the figures. This could be one of those times when something invented or discovered, like Penicillin had unintentional good consequences in another area..not really seen before......

I wasn't aware we had entered the Netherlands market yet!!!