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£3 - you know you want to!!

Damn fine call!!

Hi Rob, I am a minority share-holder in Medicsight and I am aware that there is a vote to delist from AIM on the 14th September. I appreciate the position that the company currently finds itself in, and is striving to save money where it can, but as I'm sure you can appreciate, I do have some concern over what will happen to share holders like myself if the company is delisted. Am I to conclude that in the event of a delisting, we will receive nothing for our shares? Any news on this matter would be much appreciated Regards, ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There are no specific plans to commence any type of general exchange offer or trading facility for the shares. That being said, the Board recognizes the requirement to protect minority shareholders’ interests. Right now, though, the only opportunity for liquidity is via the AIM Exchange or privately negotiated third party transaction. Rob Robert B. Ladd CFA Interim CEO c/o Laddcap Value Advisors LLC 335 Madison Avenue – Suite 1100 New York, NY 10017 (212) 652-3214 office (914) 643-6855 cell

oops, don't know how that happened. Mistake. I couldn't find the 'total s hite' icon.

my investment certainly seems to have gone to s*** right now!

just had a similar problem when I tried to top-up.

ha - agree weith your assessment - they do seem to lack some ethics regarding their investors. Perhaps medicsight could develop some kind of a scan so I can see a return in my investment.

Of cancers affecting both men and women, colorectal cancer (cancer of the colon and rectum) is the second leading cancer killer in the United States. Anything Medicsight can do to assist in diagnosis of this is a good thing - surely.

Agree with what you have said. But it's not much good owning a stake in a company without having the means to trade it. Plus the fact that the company does not have a history of making huge revenues is not encouraging. That said, it's recent progress in the US is encouraging. At it's current rate, I think you can buy about 1% of the company for £12,000. Several days ago it would have cost you around £70,000 for the same 1%. Final sobering thought - 1% of jack s**t is still exactly what it is - jack ****!

That crossed my mind aswell. Is it 55% of shares they currently control?

One armed waiters eh? They can take it, but they can't dish it out . . .

I work not too far from medicsight London office. Might go down and say hello . . . DISCLAIMER - This is not a post to incite riotous behaviour and should not be interpreted as such.

Can't believe anyone would sell at 0.55 a share! Anyone who is considering it should grow a set.

The company is keen to retain remaining capital - yeah, investor's capital. As my esteemed hot legged colleague described it: it's rape - pure and simple.

Hope so! I thought it would be steadily rising today, but hardly any trades.

AGAIN!

Does that mean that shareholders get jack s*** for their shares? I mean technically they would still own shares in the company without the means to trade them.

phone won't work! SP up slightly.

will sell at 0.73 pence a share. I think not.

I understood that investigation by majority shareholder into fund mismanagement was closed, trading resumed yet sp keeps falling. I've tried calling company to see if they plan on releasing a statement but they are permanently engaged.