Deltex Medical Share Discussion Threads

[fozdad] 30/11/2016 12:40

An underwhelming reaction to an underwhelming RNS, I was expecting to hear that the target of 30 platform accounts had been reached by now (albeit two months late).

[youwontripmeoffagain] 29/11/2016 18:28

I have 400,000 average 10p each, I am going to hang in there and see what happens.

[bothdavis] 29/11/2016 10:19

Really believe that the technology would vastly improve patient care in the NHS and around the world. However, having lost over 70% am thinking to take what little is left and try to recoup or do I hang on hoping for the golden egg or a takeover??

[p1nkfish] 27/11/2016 00:57

How can they possibly avoid having to fund raise?
Sorry to say it looks like more dilution unless they can find a buyer or get very, very lucky.

Great product needing cash injection.

[gnnmartin] 25/11/2016 15:30

I've bought a few, but it still leaves my average price a depressing 17p. The signs are strong that DEMG are trying to raise more money, but I live in hope.

[arf dysg] 25/11/2016 13:23

I did hear that a massive SELLING opportunity was once staring an amateur investor in the face, and the amateur investor totally failed to take advantage of it. The selling opportunity passed.

Heaven forbid that anything like that would happen to me. Oh, no.

[jpuff] 25/11/2016 13:08

I've had many of those of many many years!

[arf dysg] 25/11/2016 09:49

It's a buying opportunity! Hooray! Hooray!!!

[jpuff] 24/11/2016 14:32

Oh dear oh dear all the way up and back again! This is a tedious business that makes watching grass grow more interesting! What's up now? Anyone?

[arf dysg] 08/11/2016 12:02

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[bigt20] 07/11/2016 19:59

Ok, you asked for it:

[arf dysg] 07/11/2016 18:34

Beware of the Orange Goblin.

Beauty is only skin deep, but ugly goes clean to the bone.

[arf dysg] 07/11/2016 18:24

There are lots of crackers rushing around, especially a short distance West of here. Tomorrow will be International Crackers Day.

Let us not forget that there are other snacks, such as crisps, twiglets and nuts. Ergo, tomorrow can also be International Nuts Day.

It is, by coincidence, the day of knocking on doors, colloquially known as bonking. Tomorrow will therefore be International Bonkers Day.

Tomorrow is also the day of games with small balls, and the commiseration of trivial disasters, such as losing said balls. Accordinagly, tomorrow can also be referred to as International I’VE LOST MY MARBLES! I’VE LOST MY MARBLES! I’VE LOST MY MARBLES! I’VE LOST MY MARBLES! I’VE LOST MY MARBLES! I’VE LOST MY MARBLES! I’VE LOST MY MARBLES! Day.

[waywardlad] 05/11/2016 13:55

I reckon financing already done. 10m shares at 4p £400,000

[yump] 04/11/2016 17:48

fwiw I don't think Deltex were overly optimistic, certainly not in comparison to investors. Everything seemed to be in place with NICE and the NHS pace and scale stuff.

Perhaps it needed a few more people who have actually been through the process of getting stuff sold into the NHS, to say don't count any chickens at all for a few years, given the history of getting stuff into the NHS. But I certainly didn't want to be told that.

[bigt20] 04/11/2016 17:27

I think its good news that ODM has kicked out a competitor's technology....there's a message to the NHS

[doglover2003] 04/11/2016 16:28

"A 450 bed NHS hospital in the South-East of England has acquired six CardioQ-ODM+ monitors and an initial stock of single patient oesophageal probes for use in its peri-operative surgical care. The hospital invested in ODM in response to clinician demand to replace the alternative technology purchased by the Trust as a result of the 2013 NHS national implementation programme for Intra-Operative Fluid Management. The initial order was worth over GBP30,000 and although this does not alter full year forecasts, it does reflect a generally improving UK performance in the second half of the year to date."

Is this not strange wording? ......... "HAS ACQUIRED"

It doesn't seem to say specifically that this was part of the order.
Have the six CardioQ-ODM+ been TRANSFERRED from another body e.d NHS Purchased stock?

The probes, however,have clearly been ordered.

Still good news on the home front ... at last!

[bigt20] 04/11/2016 16:21

The good thing about the Spanish study was that it was multi centre and funded by their government.


Deltex should be congratulated in capturing a customer from presumably LID. Well done. Lets hope there are more to come!

[bigt20] 04/11/2016 16:17

Sorry folks, in my rush today i did miss: ' it does reflect a generally improving UK performance in the second half of the year to date.'

--> Lets hope we have hit bottom re the UK market and are now on the long march upwards....hopefully with big orders by January / Feb 2017. As March 2017 might be squeezed due to the end of the NHS's financial year on the 31/3/17 and NHS cash gets a bit tight.

[the count] 04/11/2016 15:45

--->FOZDAD

LOL.

And the same again!!!!

[the count] 04/11/2016 15:44

--->FOZDAD

Apologies Fozzie, our posts seem to have crossed. We are saying the same thing, and you were quicker to the 'post' button, while I was adding the further bits to my post.

Regards,

THE COUNT!

[fozdad] 04/11/2016 15:44

TC - SNAP!

[the count] 04/11/2016 15:42

--->BIGT20

Your post 8476 along with your comment.... '--> 'One £30k order doesnt support that conclusion.'

I agree about one little £30k order not supporting the comment, but surely the further comment by Ewan, and I quote...

"it does reflect a generally improving UK performance in the second half of the year to date."

must indicate that for now at least, we have stopped more downside to sales, surely?


--->ALL

It's only a little snippet of good news, granted, but good news it is for the present time.

I wonder whether the hospital that put in the order was the one where the head to head trial with LID's product was conducted. It makes a little sense to me and is certainly not a far fetched notion. They were advocates of LID's technology, and may even have gone into the head to head with DEMG to show that LID was the superior of the 2, and then got a bit of a bloody nose for doing so by proving to themselves that ODM was the superior, and then they could now be trying to right their wrong.

Hopefully the more new ODM technology, coupled with the head to head trial, coupled with the large trial data from the Spanish trial along with data from the USA may just be jolting the clinicians here in the UK into seeing a bit of sense at last.

There's always hoping!

Regards,

THE COUNT!