Member Info for electricwarrior

Spot on Norbert, there has been incessant ramping since the new year. I think when someone says this "can only get better" we should all remember those were New Labours words on getting elected. For each and every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. PS Norbert just out of interest .... I have a feeling that there is Schrodingers Cat scenario developing with my shares. They go up when i'm not looking and when i look they don't appear to have moved. Strange!

Tuesday, 6th January 2009 U.S. health spending hits $2.2 trillion in 2007 6-JAN-2009 05:15 By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Editor WASHINGTON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Americans spent $2.2 trillion on healthcare in 2007, or $7,421 per person, according to a U.S. government report released on Tuesday. Nothing like a bit of up to date , out of date news to get you excited.

Well on the plus side that sell recommendation on British Bulls has reversed into a Buy-If. The ask is still above what i bought in at today had to sell some oil shares to get in as i've been watching since around the 150 mark. This is now a core part of my holdings.

If they can steal market share from Tate and cement their tie ups with Coca Cola & Pepsi you won't see this share price for the stampede that follows

apparently you can't use sl@g as part of a word (admin is this on an auto filter?)

Just been checking around on this as couldn't understand where all the sells were coming from. British Bulls have this as a confirmed sell so i guess there was some knee jerk reaction resulted in some doing as they were told. However despite the sells the sp has held up. Once all this nonsensical selling is done BB will have to "unconfirm" their sell (i wonder how much power they have - anyone?) Expect to see this bust 200 v.soon (any chartists out there like to give their opinion - hopefully we can keep this a chartist ****ging off free zone (CT7 come on down) ) Good luck to all out there. This is Pure's year

further to gedw's early notification http://www.rttnews.com/ArticleView.aspx?Id=816218

I wonder how much of an inroad Pure can make into Tate's territory. "Another trader also points to talk in the trade press that Tate's contracts for sweeteners in 2009 are less favourable than expected." Note they are in with Pepsi & Coca Cola. + todays tie up with Firmenich once analysts put 2 & 2 together there'll be a lot more coverage for this share. If Pure can ramp up production they are entering a multi billion $ market, bring it on.

Very,Very interesting - more interesting than Steve Davis The near-9 per cent gain that Tate & Lyle, the sugar producer, made in December dissolved away yesterday amid concern over mounting competition and talk that Harbinger, the activist shareholder, was selling out. There was also talk yesterday that Tate’s annual round of negotiations with fizzy drinks producers for its corn-based sweeteners were proving disappointing. Martin Deboo, of Investec, who has a “sell” rating on Tate, notes that negotiations have dragged on. Last month a rival to Tate’s Sucralose produced by PureCircle, down 8p at 191p, won approval by the US Food and Drug Administration. Directors in PureCircle revealed that they had bought stock at 193p, despite a near-doubling in its price in six weeks. http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/markets/article5455086.ece

re Firmenich Company foundation: 1895 in Geneva, Switzerland Group turnover: 2.847 billion Swiss Francs (June 2008) Average growth per year : 8% (since 1989) World market share: Around 14% No. of employees worldwide: Over 5,853 Global presence: over 50 countries No. of operations worldwide: 57, of which 19 are manufacturing sites No. of agencies worldwide: 19 R&D centers: 3, Geneva, Princeton and Shanghai R&D awards: 35 prizes and awards including a Nobel Prize. Patents presently in force: 1,400 Annual turnover invested in R&D: Around 10% Clients: The world's leading multinational manufacturers of beauty, household and fabric care products, as well as pharmaceuticals, food & drinks. Flavor segments: Beverages: liquid carbonated, powder drinks, tea, coffee, alcoholic drinks, etc. Sweet Goods: bakery, desserts, cereals, dairy, etc. Savory Foods: snacks, soups, sauces, fats & oils, etc. Perfumery segments: Fine Fragrance: men’s and women’s perfume, eau de parfum, eau de toilette and eau de Cologne. Body Care: hair care, soaps, deodorants, body wash, cosmetics, etc. Home Care: surface care, laundry care, air care, etc. Ingredients: Hedione®, Furaneol®, Iralia®,Muscone, Damascenone, Habanolide®, Polysantol®, Dynascone 10® and many more... And because i'm shallow check out the front page of the annual report (wow

buy confirmed on Brit bulls lets see what influence they have

oops make that over 5%

Up another 4% on Nasdaq (CMED) At some point it'll catch up over here.

ticked up on advfn on low vol someone must have started looking at CMED up over 10% last 2 trading days on Nasdaq

You may have noticed the Directors presenting at Proactive Investors One2One Forums on Thursday the 29th January 2009 Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel, 35 Charles Street, Mayfair, W1J 5EB Whether anything major comes out before that or they use for an announcement remains to be seen.

up 6.79% over $20 now on Nasdaq (CMED) come on CMSH

Up over 3% on nasdaq, (CMED) why are they down over here makes no sense to me. This will look good soon.

could you provide more info on your comment about the Credit provider please. Thanks

sale of HIFU nets $53.3m - good they add it to the $398m they've got in cash! whilst this was announced 18/12 its now gone through and will be recvd in 3 payments confirmation may have been too late for Nasdaq but they went up anyway CMSH up 7.96% in US vol 372K. Confirmation of this income should push them on a bit over there, over here who knows, in normal markets this could be huge because of China's population let alone rest of world makets http://www.smallcapnews.co.uk/article/China_Medical_set_to_deliver_major_sales_improvement/6381.aspx

Vol 68k stateside, only 10k here come on