Celadon Pharmaceuticals Share Discussion Threads

[rivaldo] 04/2/2009 13:43

A 10k buy at 167p and a 4k at 168p...last year's trading IMS was on 7th February, so hopefully any day now.

[dpeach] 04/2/2009 13:29

Riv Flow Whizz is back...

[go with the flow] 03/2/2009 10:35

Gee Whizz! ;o)

Flow

[dpeach] 03/2/2009 08:35

billys mate has arrived ... no real resistance until 180p

[rivaldo] 03/2/2009 08:17

Too true GWTF :o))

Whizz....

[go with the flow] 02/2/2009 16:01

Looks good to whizz thro' 160p & stay there!
Flow

[dpeach] 02/2/2009 15:42

Riv, strong buys today another 10,000 bought @ 162p (3:22pm)

[rivaldo] 02/2/2009 14:27

Dpeach, it's not on the 21cbtv site yet.

Nice 6k of buys at 13.17 did the trick today.

[dpeach] 02/2/2009 10:31

Boad, certainly get the feeling we won't have to wait long...

Anybody found JLC interview yet? still no links off Cel website

[boadicea] 30/1/2009 17:03

I've been watching for just that for the past month or so. Today's dip may just be nerves ahaed of the weekend.

It could come back to about 155p without causing much worry. The 1.7p per week support trend slope would remain intact.
Otherwise it must resolve one way or the other within 4-5 weeks. Looks like it wants to keep us guessing as long as possible!

In normal times I would back up as an almost dead cert but atm I suppose anything could happen. However, my odds still well on the up.

o/t - VEC looking interesting as well.

[dpeach] 30/1/2009 14:58

and if it goes north it will do so aggressively, if south not so much IMHO

[dpeach] 30/1/2009 14:56

well c-day looks like next week or early week after then... that 162p horizontal and rising triangle from October 08 is nearly complete..

[rivaldo] 30/1/2009 07:19

News dated yesterday:



"Celsis Releases Advance.im 3.1 Software for Rapid Detection System
Celsis International plc now have available Advance.im software version 3.1 for Celsis Advance™ luminometers.

This new release improves the management of data, instruments and reagents when screening raw materials, in-process and finished goods for microbial contamination, leading to greater time- and cost-savings for manufacturers of consumer-bound pharmaceutical, home and personal care products.

"Working closely with customers, we found a way to make great software even better--by helping our users manage their data more easily and in less time," said Lori Daane, Ph.D., vice president of scientific affairs and customer service for Celsis Rapid Detection. "The updated Advance.im software also makes reporting a breeze, with better printer control and more output options to speed reporting."

Celsis Advance.im software provides an array of tools for sample identification, trend analysis and report generation. The flexible and customizable software has a simple-to-use graphical interface, security features, date- and time- stamped logs, and audit trails, and is fully capable of meeting customer requirements for U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulation 21 CFR part 11 compliance. In addition, the enhanced version 3.1 software allows users to better manage and report on their microbial test results, saving valuable documentation time, and it has been validated on all current Windows programs including Vista.

Celsis Advance.im software coupled with Celsis Advance luminometers and Celsis reagents can process 120 samples per hour. The combined system automates the priming, testing and calibrated addition of reagents in order to accurately determine if micro-organisms are present. When absence is confirmed, as is the case in 95-99% of the time, companies are able to release their products to market in 18-24 hours versus traditional methods that typically require 3-7 days in micro-hold at substantially greater cost to the company.

Key benefits and features now available with Advance.im v.3.1 software include:

Broad validation with Win 2000 SP-1 to SP-4, Win XP SP-1, SP-2, and Windows Vista compatibility.

Expanded system log documents all log-in attempts, completions and error messages.

Reagent volume display and recall saves remaining reagent volumes after shut down and prompts users to accept or specify new volumes at start-up. Users can further conserve reagents by specifying the number of prime cycles.

Greater data manipulation is accomplished with augmented spreadsheet functionality; file exporting is made easier with unlimited folder depth and file name length.

Print properties menu allows for customizing print format.

Companies interested in upgrading to Advance.im v.3.1 can visit www.celsis.com for more information or contact Celsis Rapid Detection at 888-4-CELSIS (888-423-5747).
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Source: Celsis Rapid Detection
Posted: January 29, 2009"

[dpeach] 29/1/2009 09:33

Riv, yep the current 21stC show plays on the (multi media productions)website home page, might need to check latest flash, codecs intsalled.

Also may email Robyn, Jays E.A to ask if its going to be upload to Celsis website? (although I forgot to return her call 3 months ago so probably best if someone else does that ;-)

[rivaldo] 29/1/2009 08:42

Dpeach, are you sure the interview will be shown on the web site - did I miss a link to the shows?

A 5k buy at 162p today has pushed the price up again.

[dpeach] 28/1/2009 12:21

Riv, IMHO looks like a 50k buy at mid price, probably JLC interview went well...not being shown on the 21stC website yet.

[rivaldo] 28/1/2009 12:06

A 50k through at 160p - I assume this is a sale since I can sell my shares at around 159p, but can only buy 1k shares online at the full 162p offer?

This stock appears to be worth watching closely at present imo.

[rivaldo] 27/1/2009 15:03

Anyone know when the CEL spot on CNBC today is? It wasn't specified on the PR I put up before.

CEL continues to trade unusually solidly, with an 8k sale taken on the nose and small buys continuing to come in.

EDIT - and a 30k sale too with no effect. Even better.

EDIT AGAIN! - looks like the CNBC spot is 11.30 tonight (US time):

[wywcu1] 27/1/2009 10:16

I am hoping that Jay pulls a real flanker with Al Haig on CNBC today. I personally know one CEO that is forever turning up on CNBC and the result is that his Co. share price is 50% more than his peers.

[go with the flow] 27/1/2009 09:14

Really testing 160p again!!!
Tempting to suggest a solid breakout due - present market conditions excepted.

If fund managers are daring to dip back in with specific stock picks then this must surely be on their radar.
Flow

[dpeach] 27/1/2009 08:33

down, up keeps trying........chart looks great at the moment ready for a wooosshh

[dpeach] 26/1/2009 12:13

Riv, indeed was a resistance line points apl 08, mid august 08 and previous spike early jan 09, if we can close above that tonight and hold will be v.positive

[rivaldo] 26/1/2009 11:27

Thx anyway.

Interesting goings-on here meanwhile - looks like a mini-breakout chart-wise from the recent gyrations.