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Only just seen your post last Friday, Ivy lol. What makes you think the "Corporation" is Kraft Heinz? Aren't they just food and drinks? But the secretive nature of this agreement is curious. I wonder why they don't want to reveal it yet?

I (presume you mean me) never intended to question your integrity. I've got a large long-term stake in here. Don't think there are many on this board been here longer than me. I never joined the email list, because, as I say, I think mailing directors is not really going to achieve anything, either in contract development or price movement. You agree, you never met NB, for whatever reason. You admit yourself, you did "jump ship" - sell out a loss, after a relatively short time on here, which is my reference to impatient investors. Anyway, good luck with your investments. Los

As I said, Sippy jumped ship several weeks ago. If you want to ask him he's on the 88E board. So many so called investors on here (as opposed to traders) just haven't got any patience. I don't think there ever WAS a meeting with Nick Brooks. Pointless, anyway. No Directors are going to release sensitive info.

No, Warbrother, neither I suspect are most of us. Presumably I can get more bang for my bucks with TYR at 1.25p than TYRU? Would be risky to trade between them. Wonder what happens in the event of them ever paying a dividend? Another annoying thing is that they still only announce news on TYR board (see above). Private equity company CriSiren have acquired another 2 million shares in the company to pass the 5% threshold, which I'll take as a vote of confidence.

There are a couple of them on here. Some think Mafia and Thomas are one and the same.

Yeah, Sippy has been out quite a while. This retrace is crazy, though. Won't be long before we have JT back on here telling us we're going sub 1p! Mafia is right and I think we must see some substantial profit in the EOY results. What would be a real sign of good faith from the Board would be a share buyback.

I'm leaving the ketchup on the table just for now. She's bouncing back. As Millsy says, the largest trades all buys.

All you say is true, but looks like a change in process here. How many AIM stocks rise 40% and don't fall back 40% the following day as traders take profits? It's looking like we've taken on some new longer term investors yesterday. You watch me eat my words now lol!

Good to hear you're still in, Jimi. Let's also not forget that CNEL were already the biggest producer of ethanol for the food and drink market in China and have been for some years. I think because it's in China and they don't exactly promote their industrial affairs, this one has stayed below the radar. With the excess grain production and desire to industrialise rural China more contracts are not far off. We're talking about by far the biggest national food and drink market in the world here.

No it doesn't add up, simply in terms of market cap. I think it's down to a few things. No 1 the Board, being inscrutably Chinese, are not very communicative with their shareholders. Compare that to a lot lot of the bulls*it coming out of some of CEOs running these AIM companies on regular basis and how herd hang on every word. Second, CNEL has become very much a traders share, with rapid peaks on back of so few shares and rapid falls as they take profits.

Sensetalk predicting big contract wins in China? Been so much focus on Africa. Hats off to that man.

What price they locked in at? What other stocks have got the multibag potential of this one with so few shares available. Guess people scared of the quick retrace we had before. Think it's going to be e different this time.

Yes, looks like the faith has finally been repaid for the patient. The contracts are starting to come through. CNEL has been so undervalued. But people are panicking and getting out at a loss even now.

Impressive RNS. Deltex Medical Group plc ("Deltex Medical", "Deltex" or "the Company") Deltex releases ODMV+ system for veterinary anaesthesia and critical care Deltex Medical Group plc (AIM: DEMG), the global leader in Oesophageal Doppler Monitoring ("ODM"), is pleased to announce the launch of its first ODM system designed specifically for veterinary use which has generated £15,000 on release from the first sale of a system to a leading continental Europe Veterinary University. The ODMV+ monitor is based on the CardioQ-ODM+ platform and is accessed via the specially designed K9 probes. These probes are designed for smaller animals such as dogs and cats and allow multiple uses for a period of 30 days, providing an attractive per case billing model for veterinary practices. Deltex is planning the marketing launch of the new system for the annual meeting of the International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium ('IVECCS') in Nashville, Tennessee in September 2017. In the meantime it is promoting the system to existing contacts. Ewan Phillips, Deltex Medical's Chief Executive, commented: "We are delighted to have made our first sale of the ODMV+ system simultaneously with its release. ODM is ideally suited for use in animals who tend to have high degrees of haemodynamic instability during surgery and in critical care. "We have a small number of other customers already interested in the system and expect to generate further interest after the market launch at IVECCS at which there will be presentations from a number of experts who have been working with Deltex on developing the ODMV+. Our medium term goal is to develop the veterinary business to a stage where it is sold through specialist distributors." The veterinary market is going to be quite lucrative. Full beds(sic) in veterinary hospitals means lost revenues.

Can't quite understand your investment strategy, Tom. You claim you're no longer invested here, but in last month you've only posted on this board?! It's already been said several times, but I don't think AIM is for you. 5 years is NOT a long time to production. A lot of these oilies and mining prospectors that people are throwing money into haven't got past a geological survey yet, ley alone sunk a mine shaft . Must be at least 5 years off production. To say nothing of technical and political problems they'll face along way. Probably best bet as a mining investment at moment, SXX is still 5 years off production. Get real.

Nothing much to say till next news, Jackster. I like it that way. So much rubbish talked on some of these boards. No trades because people are just sitting tight on their shares. There were a few who listened to the wrong advice and decided to get out at a loss before chasing the next big story and trying to talk it down for the rest. But no need to ramp this one. It's a slow burner. Doesn't interest the day traders.

The Strategic Review seems to say that the company will keep the human health division because of the limited cash requirements and would be looking for "some type of private partnership and/or investment" for the animal health products division. We already know they are involved in a number of joint development projects with some of the big players. But not necessarily a takeover. It is all guess work till further news but I'm upbeat about these results.

and I take back my comments about Vamousse. It's clearly gaining market share and sensibly focused on the US market. It's also clear that we are going to need serious extra funds to continue with development of animal products. Could we be heading for a flotation?

Finally out.

If Boots is anything to go by, sales of Vamousse not going as well as we hoped (see link) http://www.boots.com/vamousse-160ml-treatment-mousse-10185182 The 25% discount suggest what I've always maintained, as a debut market product Vamousse was over-priced. Should have been sold as a loss leader, which worries me about our A&M strategy. Anyone heard any good news about Vamousse sales? Let's hope for better news from PureScience sales. Guardiam and Outsmart.