Calculus Vct Share Discussion Threads

[orange1] 08/5/2007 21:13

Ian

The suggested translation is ...."We have a cunning plan!"
And the plan is .... to give CLC's customers what they want.
Brilliant!

And how could it possibly fail? Just look at the company's performance in the past 18 months: In March 06 the company announced that the number of new licence sales in the previous 6 months has been ...: 0. In September 06 the number of new licence sales had been ...3. Now in April 07 they have announced that the number of new licence sales was ...1.

Surely the cunning plan can only improve on this performance!

I am (after 13 years) still a firm holder. And I am really excited by the cunning plan. And if the chairman and 2 other shareholders are going to give personal guarantees of 1.45m stg, it would seem rather rude to sell, don't you think.

Tally ho!

Orange1

[jeffian] 27/4/2007 09:29

My eye was caught by the Finals published today and I couldn't resist a peek to see how they were getting on. Much the same, it seems! Are you still in this one, Orange1, waiting for a miracle?! I loved the Chairman's statement in 'Outlook' - "we believe that our product development roadmap is aligned to our target markets". Oh, well that's all right then (any suggested translations welcome!)

Regards, Ian

[orange1] 29/11/2006 13:18

The chairman of CLC has been a big buyer of the shares of late together with a "connected person" substantial shareholder David Altschuler.
The chairman Howard Kitchner is a Chartered Accountant who has worked in merchant banking, investment banking and the leasing industry. He is currently chairman of National Leasing & Finance Co. David Altschuler is also a chartered accountant and also at National Leasing & Finance Co.

Back in the early 90s the two of them had a brief career as film producers (Leon the Pig Farmer with walk on parts to boot).


If I were one of ADVFN's more notorious rampers I would be suggesting that this can only mean one thing: that United Pictures or Time Warner (pick your film producer of choice) are about to reverse into CLC and that now is the time to fill your boots before the rest of the world catches on.

LOL!

[chessman2] 28/11/2006 19:55

I'm still waiting as well. Surely some corporate news must be in the pipeline?

I continue to be patient, maybe,just maybe, something may be cooking and I will get some of my shrewd investment back!!

[orange1] 28/11/2006 19:26

Well the directors have been keen on the shares of late. A further buy today. Whether from the directors is not clear. Could be a rumble in the jungle.

[terropol] 28/11/2006 18:02

KNOK KNOK, No one here since 29 September...Is this co. on the way up?

[orange1] 29/9/2006 11:40

Yes, Ian, we're ever so slowly getting to those 15 licences you were promised all those years ago!
O1

[jeffian] 29/9/2006 11:23

Hang in there, O1!

8-)

Regards, Ian

[orange1] 29/9/2006 11:04

Wow! 3 new contracts, new chiefs, increased revenue, reduced losses, restructuring nearly complete, improving near and long term prospects, the pendulum swings back towards Europe.

Read all about it, by clicking here:

[a2336418] 07/7/2006 13:09

Should have been shutdown then near meltdown now on a different runway? with a favourable wind.

[orange1] 14/6/2006 08:33

Dell
I am not sure what point you are trying to make.

The directors have guaranteed loans for nearly two years now. Very brave, foolhardy some might say: good luck to them.

Directors buy shares at a price considerably above the year's low: good luck to them.

Directors place shares again at a good price and apparently not with themselves.

Directors buy more shares at the market price.

If they were isssuing buckets of shares to themselves at 1p I would cry foul. But if they are buying at 6.5p I don't see the problem.

[dell314] 14/6/2006 07:57

Orange - Certainly some fun'n'games going on here, IMHO.

1. Directors guarantee loans.

2. Directors buy shares(giving share price a boost).

3. Directors place maximum equity allowed under existing authorisation.

4. Directors buy more shares.

5. Presumably, the 2006 AGM includes a resolution for at least a similar(and most probably very much larger) authorisation to issue more equity.

6. What happens next(Do we really need Sherlock Holmes on this one!)?

All IMHO, DYOR etc.

Rgds
dell

[orange1] 14/6/2006 07:55

More director and major shareholder buying: yesterday the chairman Howard Kitchner, Chairman of the Company, bought 375,000 shares at a price of 6.75p.

David Altschuler also bought 375,000 Ordinary Shares at 6.75p.

On 27 April the pair had bought 1,000,000 and 750,000 respectively at 5.5p followed by a further buy of 100,000 by Kitchner on 28 April at 5.5p.

[orange1] 07/6/2006 08:00

The company has announced today that it has raised #102,375 by placing 1,575,000 shares at 6.5 pence per share representing 4.99% of the ordinary shares in issue.

A contract would have been nicer but if you going to place shares, a price of 6.5p given the recent history (the last 6 months)is pretty good going. Something must be in the air.

[johnroger] 24/5/2006 20:55

Thanks to Orange1 for highlighting this

Scott & White Implements Clinical Vision TM


Artificial Kidney Units build on the Trust, Stability and Integrity of 8-Year Partnership with Clinical Computing to Reduce Medical Errors and Improve Patient Outcomes



Cincinnati, OH and Temple, TX. – May 24, 2006 – Clinical Computing, Inc., a market leader in ESRD healthcare IT, today announced that Scott & White Hospital has completed its implementation of Clinical Computing's Clinical Vision patient management solution at its three artificial kidney units. This implementation extends Clinical Computing's 8-year relationship with Scott & White, which began with the group's adoption of Clinical Computing's di-Proton dialysis management solution. Clinical Vision was selected after an exhaustive search that evaluated vendors on factors including clinical functionality, cost, customer service, and underlying technology.

"Clinical Computing is a well established company with both the clinical expertise and the technical capabilities to ensure that this initiative is successful," said Elizabeth Henry, Director of Renal Services. "The Clinical Vision solution not only allows our physicians and their allied healthcare providers to deliver advanced medical care, but also provides the administrative tools necessary to streamline our CQI initiatives and quality assurance efforts."

Over the past two years, Scott & White has been named one the nation's top major teaching hospitals, ranking it among 15 leading institutions, alongside the Mayo Clinic - St. Mary's, Yale – New Haven, and Vanderbilt University Medical Center. As a Solucient 100 Top Hospital, this cements their position as one of the foremost healthcare institutions in the country.

With Clinical Vision fully implemented at Scott & White, the artificial kidney unit expects to see improvements in its physician workflow and allied clinical processes. This process will provide more time to focus on delivering quality care. "At the top of our list for a dialysis clinical application was a system that would enable us to continue delivering a high quality of care to our patients while improving efficiency and reducing costs," said Ms. Henry. "There are a number of vendors today who offer similar solutions, but not many with the robust application to enable our delivery of quality care to our patients."

The Clinical Vision solution offers clinicians a specialty-focused electronic medical records system that works with a clinic's existing workflow as well as existing legacy systems in other critical departments such as the laboratory and billing.



"Clinical Computing is proud of our history with Scott & White and the partnership we have built over the last 8 years. We believe that our Clinical Vision solution enables our customers to meet the ever-changing needs of the communities they serve" said Joe Marlovits, CEO of Clinical Computing. "We look forward to many more years of partnership with Scott & White as it strives to remain on top of the healthcare industry's next wave of initiatives."




Copyright © 2006 Clinical Computing. Employment Opportunities and Privacy Policy

[orange1] 24/5/2006 20:51

"At the top of our list for a dialysis clinical application was a system that would enable us to continue delivering a high quality of care to our patients while improving efficiency and reducing costs," said Ms. Henry. "There are a number of vendors today who offer similar solutions, but not many with the robust application to enable our delivery of quality care to our patients."

A tribute to CLC from Scott & White Hospital in Texas which has completed its implementation of CLC's Clinical Vision patient management solution at its three artificial kidney units.

For more go to:

[johnroger] 04/5/2006 14:05

Good to see we are on the leaders board again to day!

[wiganer] 04/5/2006 13:53

Nope, markets are really exciting for me at moment- guess it depends what shares you hold...

[mart12345] 04/5/2006 13:41

good point dell - but that entrepreneur has also bought quite a considerable amoutn now. perhaps they know something we dont ? i dont hold this stock - just caught my eye on the leaders board so i thought id take a look!!!!

anyone else agree that the markets are really boring at the moment???

martin

[dell314] 04/5/2006 12:09

This one seems popular after the director buys but one has to ask the question whether directors have bought on the back of their current expectations, or to nudge up the shareprice as a precursor to trying to shore up the rather horrible balance sheet with a placing.

Recent results showed:

1) Turnover down

2) Operating costs up(supposedly level if you ignore exceptionals but still increased as a percentage of the reduced turnover)

3) Losses increased

4) Cash down by £700k

5) debt facilities increased

6) Net current assets of £690k became a net liability of (£580k)

Does anyone really expect a miraculous turnaround here, after the balance sheet has been practically destroyed by two years of losses at circa £750k per annum?? Just halting the losses looks like a job and half, let alone actually moving to a profit........

All IMHO, DYOR etc.

Rgds
dell

[chessman2] 02/5/2006 16:19

More shares bought by directors. They have bought them at a very low price and a cynic would say they didn't pay very much for them.

Still, it's always good to see.

[chessman2] 02/5/2006 15:12

Many thanks for the new thread. With the recent buying from the directors and from Neil Mendoza, the 'entrepreneur' I expect/hope to see some action soon.

The shares are very tightly held so a little buying pushes the price up. Unfortunately the opposite also applies!!

[johnroger] 02/5/2006 14:18

On the leaders board today,may attract some interest. Thanks for the thread with charts.

[johnroger] 02/5/2006 14:16

Thanks Wiganer. Can our knowlegable posters be encouraged to move?

[wiganer] 02/5/2006 13:09

There's already a thread with charts & news at: