Celadon Pharmaceuticals Share Discussion Threads

[dpeach] 04/3/2009 15:22

didn't that happen the other day, but up a penny instead !!!!!!!

[dpeach] 03/3/2009 08:21

BG good point, here's Bionostics web



Bionostics has worked with our partners in the in-vitro diagnostics industry for more than 26 years providing quality solutions to their critical needs. More recently, we have developed a variety of calibration verification and linearity products as well as point of care controls for in-vitro diagnostic uses. Bionostics has built a reputation for quality, integrity and efficiency in all aspects of our operations. We are Located 50 miles west of Boston in a modern plant geared to the needs of the Life Sciences industry.

wow a Chicago - Boston - Newark (New York) triangle could be happening here...
in-vitro for 26 years !!! hmmm

[brummy_git] 02/3/2009 19:53

Has anyone spoken to Christopher Mills recently about his intentions wrt NAV's recent stake-building? He bought Bionostics (similarly sized, pharma servicing, N/E US based company) in March 2008. I guess there potentially could be major sysnergies by combining the two companies.

[dpeach] 02/3/2009 16:38

see North Atlantic now on 16.4% as of the 26th Feb, seem to be happy to continue soaking up any lose stock.

[dpeach] 02/3/2009 13:53

V - 18500 sold today so far, 1000 bought @ 13:48 and price holds, imo buyer still in the background...hmmmm

[verger] 02/3/2009 11:27

Just need to tell someone: Look at the state of the market! Terrible! And then look at Celsis. Amazingly good!

[dpeach] 02/3/2009 09:37

got an email off JLC last friday, last line 'I am now very focused on securing an optimal year end for us so please forgive my short response'
I can live with 7 lines for an optimal year end...

[dpeach] 27/2/2009 09:43

Also, pre close trading update in March, historically Celsis stronger in 3 + 4 quarters, so that could bring some interesting info on IVT, etc progress.

[dpeach] 26/2/2009 17:15

imho JLC probably saw this coming (as Cel usually a shorters target on results + short selling had previously 'aided' move from £2+ to 140p) so orchestrated timing of North Atlantic buy in could certainly have helped. Boad iyo do you mean maket manipulation by shorters or institutional buying of added smaller amounts to go below the radar?

[boadicea] 26/2/2009 17:04

Could be.
Incidentally, 3 pairs of deals yesterday (and one pair today) look like roll-overs, in fact rolled over shorts seeing as the earlier of each pair is at the higher price. It smells a bit like an attempt at price manipulation which appears not to have worked so far. See what you make of it, dp.

[dpeach] 26/2/2009 15:51

Boad re. post 583 - looks like a background buyer is happy to encourage out the PI's offering a good bid price for their shares. Previously i've always been offered 10% plus off the bid price to sell a block of shares, today was offered 3% off so imho still accumulating

[dpeach] 26/2/2009 13:44

say was due to the 5400 shares sold at 13:19 via plus for 176.96...

sorry forgot link

[dpeach] 26/2/2009 13:40

W1 probably so, dips down though

[wywcu1] 26/2/2009 12:57

Thanks dp, so probably from a week or so ago.

[dpeach] 26/2/2009 12:50

wywcu1, i would say yes (due to the interest in 80,000 of my shares at 172.25p at 11:30am today, didn't sell) or a swap between institutions, certainly seems to be a buyer still in the background

[wywcu1] 26/2/2009 12:32

What on earth is going on now? Are these possibly delayed buys?

[dpeach] 26/2/2009 10:47

rel, i was going to say lol, but obviously very serious subject which they should consider, anyone found JLC showing on american t.v ?

[relwood] 26/2/2009 10:16

dpeach

Perhaps after this event Novartis will look to rapid testing!!!

[dpeach] 26/2/2009 09:13

steady buys @ 180 so far today, hopefully maintain above 170p line.. see in time

[dpeach] 26/2/2009 08:37

relwood, doesn't appear to be one of Celsis customers / partners

[relwood] 26/2/2009 08:32

Does Celsis work with Novartis?

[dpeach] 26/2/2009 08:23

wow selftrade offering at 180, bid of 177.25, tight spread and high bid..background buying again ???

[dpeach] 25/2/2009 14:04

Flow, would say that Celsis is one of the most illiquid stocks i have dealt it generally is held by institutions (growing % all the time) or by many long term PI's (personally have been in (and sold, re bought,etc) for the last 8 years).
Hence why buys / or sales of small blocks like the Robbie Burns crew tend to affect the price more significantly.

[go with the flow] 25/2/2009 11:32

Stock must be pretty illiquid for a few PI's to drop the price in order for the big boys to buy in!
A good technical clue will be whether the price remains inside the current up-channel which began last October.
Flow

[dpeach] 25/2/2009 11:17

uppola, next news should be mid / end march i think (going on previous years)