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that size of trade is no bottom bounce. However, the trades is suspiciously large. cant work it out. Cant remember trades of that size in one go ever

t/o coming .............. I have my toes crossed

a t/o could well be on the cards. wasnt a pr guy appointed not long ago?

mr leopard titanium buying again?

always is around this level. those buys are rather large. i have seen sizeable buys like that before!

trading statements have been poor for a long time! this has been ravaged by the recession. there was an oo but also a consolidation since. if they get back to the days of 20mn profit you can expect to see a sp of £2 ish. the last statement was suitably cautious for various reasons. but they did announce a profit. i expect the next TU to confirm the recuitment drive and the improvement in trading. If my call is correct this will sail to 30p within a couple of days a TU will come this month IMO. GL

seem to remember a email about caravans? if you are going in now I will too but no time to research so on your head be it :-!

hallmark is fine thankyou. bad un. glad your pf is holding up! mine too as it happens. those who panicked must have lost a bit tho

spare grand? I can juggle my balls!

moved it up. delayed buys?

you in here yet? make your entry

42.7 to buy! must be some late reported buys?

last time figures were divulged to the market this went to 66p :-) that will do for starters LOL

statement coming early june

System C launches pen technology for its Medway software 27 April 2010 System C has joined forces with Destiny plc to integrate digital pen technology into its Medway suite of clinical software. Live demonstrations of the technology are available on the System C stand (stand 60, Hall 3) at the HC2010 exhibition in Birmingham from 27th - 29th April. The Destiny pens allow mobile healthcare staff to collect and process information about their patients efficiently and effectively. As a first step, System C has launched integrated digital pen technology into its Medway Maternity software. Midwives are able to take notes and complete assessment forms out in the community, using the pens to write on special paper, and then transmit the data by mobile phone securely back to the Medway Maternity software on the host computer. "If you are familiar with using a pen and a mobile phone, then you already know everything you need to use digital pens to record patient assessments in the community," said Jane Clark, clinical systems delivery director at System C. "Midwives don't need to make any changes to their working practices, they are freed from repeatedly having to record the same information, and are able to concentrate on the mother and her assessment rather than on the technology". Completed notes and maternity booking forms can be left, where appropriate, with the mother as part of her hand held record . Another copy appears in the maternity unit computer for backup and inclusion in that patient's notes. The Medway maternity software can read the incoming form electronically and store the information in the electronic patient record - exactly as if it had been entered directly on to the screen. Edward Belgeonne, CEO of Destiny, commented: "We are delighted with the adoption of Destiny technology by System C. The midwives do a fantastic job and this technology used out in the community will support their efficient practices and save them valuable time." Ian Denley, chief executive of System C, said the partnership with Destiny and the integration of digital pen technology to the Medway product suite was part of a wider company strategy. "We are committed to integrating the most advanced technologies and devices into Medway in order to help Trusts drive forward efficiency gains", he said. "Touch screens, SMS texting, digital pens and self-service kiosks are exciting examples of how we are achieving this." The Destiny pens do not require expensive pre-prepared forms and can work with individually-prepared forms. Forms can also be pre-printed with the patient data - family history, medical history, delivery information for example. Medway Maternity, System C's specialist maternity system, covers the first booking visit, all antenatal care including fetal medicine, and all aspects of labour management

now you know how I feel talking to myself here! LOL

more buys than sells its just sentiment mate. chin up twill come good

forgot to say .... this was a ftse stock so already will have been on investors minds. not like and aim stock trying to get coverage. The city will have known about the earning power of sty for a long time

we saw what it can do with a little buying. this is gonna be big again very soon IMO. all my opinion but its true! its just a mater of when.

the last few days. WHY? heres why IMO 23rd may 2008 19th may 2009 what do these dates have in common???? trading updates. we are due one in the next fortnight. IMO it will send this up toward 30p in no time. the board may have said it is still tough at results stage but it is bound to to justify lack of dividend. however, the well researched here know about all the contract wins recently, know about the massive recruitment drive and know that the prospects are looking up! would love to see this get to 40p in the next month or so (possible considering our last rise) but this would only be the start. with such few shares in circulation this can hopefully make its way back up the ftse and £2 a share. good luck holders. the buying has started so I reckon something is leaking.