Cellcast Share Discussion Threads

[zangdook] 19/1/2009 16:36

What happened with that shareholders' action group that was being talked about? IIRC we were told 'somebody or other trusts the directors' and then everyone shut up about it.

[rascalhardin] 19/1/2009 16:34

the analyst,

Well, if you are in any doubt, you should visit the WTV, MNT, FLX and Crucial Plan threads. Then you should have a firm opinion of at least one Director.

[the analyst] 19/1/2009 16:29

rascal, if you read my post, you will see that I am quoting the opinion of NC, not mine.

I haven't given my opinion of the Directors here. I'm not in denial about anything and I think the Directors desperately need to prove their trust to investors, rather than relying on people simply believing in them

I'm far from happy about what has happened here. One thing for sure, there is a real lack of transparency in the Annual Report which has been worrying investors (myself included)

[rascalhardin] 19/1/2009 16:23

analyst,

You appear to be in denial about MN. You really should look at the MNT, WTV, FLX and Crucial Plan threads. I would not count too much on a favourable outcome to the Ofcom probe. Mike Neville has a history with 'phone regulators.

Mike Neville worked for Medius Networks some years ago when they received compaints relating to a suspected misuse of personal numbers. OFTEL case reference CW/00622/06/03.

[the analyst] 19/1/2009 16:22

If you speak to NC, though, he will tell you that the one thing he is 100% certain of is the honesty and integrity of the Directors here. He really is very sure that the Driectors are working their hardest for ALL shareholders. He knows them well, as far as I can gather.

[the analyst] 19/1/2009 16:09

"That is probably the reason why the cellcast share price continues to fall"

I think the main reason is not Mr Neville, it is Ofcom.

If Ofcom do decide to ban the adult phone-in channels, then Cellcast have no chance of making a profit and will more than likely have to sell the other assets to survive.

Theoretically, that would still be good for investors, because sumo, the technology, patents and Cellcast Asia should be worth £3m at least

However many Directors do take AIM companies into administration in such circumstances, and sell the assets to themselves, friends, family etc. The Directors here have arranged it so that they are also creditors to the company, so they would have first-pick of the assets should administrators come in

Let's hope it doesn't come to that and that Ofcom leave us alone. We should be due the decision very soon

[rascalhardin] 19/1/2009 16:02

davidosh,

Yes, he is the man. Our man has an engineering degree and an MBA and has worked for the above firms. I would strongly suggest that you look at the MNT, WTV, FLX boards and Crucial Plan boards and you will see why we have followed this man to your board so that we can warn you before CLTV is suspended or delists from AIM.

[davidosh] 19/1/2009 15:56

Michael Neville, Non Executive Director (aged 51)
Michael has extensive experience in capital markets and is director of a number of
public and private companies. He is the Chairman of Atlas, which will, at Admission,
own 28.3 per cent. of the Enlarged Issued Share Capital. His background is in the
telecommunications and technology arena, where he has worked for the last 17
years specialising in strategy, mergers and acquisitions, and turn around situations.
Michael has worked for companies such as C&W, Norweb, Ozemail Interline Pty and
OnCue Telecommunications Limited where he has been involved in large and small
scale fund raisings as well as various merger and acquisitions transactions. Michael
holds an engineering degree as well as a MBA.



Looks to be the same man as Crucial Plan chief exec indeed

[rascalhardin] 19/1/2009 15:42

davidosh,

Yes, I am. 100% certain. Michael Patrick Neville. If you look at the threads I have referred to previously, you will see why this is very bad news.

[davidosh] 19/1/2009 15:40

Are you 100% sure it is the same Mike Neville in all those cases you quote and he is the man at CLTV ??

[rascalhardin] 19/1/2009 15:06

It is all down to the people who are running the company, LS. Do you trust them, in particular, Mike Neville having read my post? That is probably the reason why the cellcast share price continues to fall.

[lord santafe] 19/1/2009 14:06

Cellcast have no debts, loads of cash and Cellcast Asia, that alone may be worth up to 3p per share. Everyone staying in at home more now, so more chance some may be watching Sumo TV and the Partypeople channels. Also I am expecting much the same on most of the Cellcast websites.

[rascalhardin] 19/1/2009 13:32

You must alll be mad to invest in a company that has Mike Neville on the board. Look at the WTV, MNT, FLX and Crucial Plan threads and see what the investors there think of Mike Neville.

Watch out particularly for disposals of subsidiary companies to anonymous "high profile investors" as happened at WTV when Mike Neville was there. WTV has now delisted from AIM and investors are unable to sell their shares.

MNT shares have been suspended following massive transfers of resources out of the company and numerous breaches of Stock Exchange regulations. Both WTV and MNT shareholders have started Action Groups. MNT investors have already referred their complaints to the Serious Fraud Office and WTV investors will soon refer their case to the SFO.

[rascalhardin] 19/1/2009 13:24

You must all be mad to invest in any company which has Mike Neville on the board.
Look at the WTV, MNT, FLX and Crucial Plan threads and see what investors there think of him.

Watch out particularly for disposals of subsidiary companies to anonymous "high profile investors" as happened at WTV when Mike Neville was there. WTV has now delisted from AIM and investors are unable to sell their shares.

MNT shares have been suspended following massive transfers of resources out of the company and numerous breaches of Stock Exchange regulations. Both MNT and WTV investors have started Action Groups. MNT investors have already referred their complaints to the Serious Fraud Office and WTV investors will soon refer their case to the SFO.

[rascalhardin] 19/1/2009 13:15

You must all be mad to invest in any company that has Mike Neville on the board.
Look at the WTV, MNT, FLX and Crucial Plan boards and see what the investors there think of him.

Watch out particularly for disposals of subsidiaries to anonymous "high profile investors" as happened at WTV when Mike Neville was there. WTV has delisted from AIM now and investors are unable to sell their shares.

MNT shares have been suspended following massive transfers of money out of the company and numerous breaches of Stock Exchange regulations. Both MNT and WTV shareholders have started Action Groups. MNT investors have referred their complaints to the Serious Fraud Offic and WTV investors will soon refer their case to the SFO.

[rascalhardin] 19/1/2009 13:05

ss,

Agree. You must all be mad to invest in any company that has Mike Neville on the board. Look at the WTV, MNT, FLX and Crucial Plan threads and see what the investors there think of him.

Watch out particularly for disposals of subsidiary companies to anonymous "high profile investors" as happened at WTV when MN was there. WTV has now delisted from AIM and shareholders are unable to sell their shares.

MNT shares have been suspended following a massive transfer of resources out of the company and numerous breaches of Stock Exchange regulations. Both MNT and WTV shareholders have started Action Groups. MNT investors have already referred their complaints to the Serious Fraud Office and WTV investors will shortly refer their case to the SFO.

[rascalhardin] 18/1/2009 12:28

You must be mad to invest in a company that has Mike Neville on the board. Look at the WTV, FLX, MNT and Crucial Plan threads and see what the investors there think of him.

Watch out particularly for disposals of subsidiaries to anonymous "high profile investors" as happened at WTV when MN was there. WTV has delisted from AIM and shareholders are unable to sell their shares.

MNT shares have been suspended following a massive transfer of resources out of the company and numerous breaches of Stock Exchange regulations. Both MNT and WTV shareholders have started Action Groups. MNT investors have already referred their complaints to the Serious Fraud Office and WTV Investors will also refer their case to the SFO soon.

[cyclingnut] 16/1/2009 13:56

TAIH made £1.7m profit in 6 months!!! Not ramping....but if I had more dough I would get more Taih!

I "imagine" CLTV is profitable...

[the analyst] 16/1/2009 13:46

It does sound interesting, cyvlingnut, but as medical scientific research was my profession for a long time, I find it very difficult to invest in these types of companies - I always spot too many potential problems with the products! Good luck with it, though

"I note they are currently profitable"

You think CLTV is running profitably?

[cyclingnut] 16/1/2009 08:50

analyst,

read the TAIH thread, dorset and shaidi are the main guys who know all about TAIH...AGM is held in the UK and both aforementioned posters attended...

It does seem too good to be true but unless all of the RNS's are lies...then it might be a good investment?

I sold CLTV ages ago and made a few quid....I still watch it as I note they are currently profitable and in this recession more folks will stay home and watch telly!

If I had spare cash I would pile in at these levels....might speak to Andrew soon and suggest an MBO!

[the analyst] 15/1/2009 00:03

Interesting that someone else was mentioning these on another thread I follow.

Personally I stear clear of anything Chinese on the markets - do the Directors speak english and hold the AGM in the UK?

Also, you say the product is 99.7% pure. What does the other 0.3% consist of and how does the qualitiative make-up of the 0.3% residual substance compare to competitor residuals? Are chromatography studies of the residuals available?

Also, have you researched the other products that are currently available for the particular cancers that this therapeutic agent is thought to be effective against? Have you researched other recent developments in the field that could make this therapeutic agent redundant in the very near future? Also, which Western labs have reproduced the data from the Chinese labs producing this stuff? Are they reputable labs and in which journals did they publish the data?

That's just a couple of immediate questions off the top of my head, but I would have many many more if I were to consider investing....

Finally, have you heard anything from CLTV recently, cyclingnut?

[lord santafe] 13/1/2009 13:38

the analyst - 13 Jan'09 - 13:28 - 1469 of 1469

Agree that 10p may be possible, with their Asia business etc, and Cellcast will then become a 20 bagger, for those who may of been lucky enough to grab a few for 0.5p last October.

I saved up £500 over the last 4 weeks, and I managed to average down yesterday with 66,998 for 0.75p.

Once per month I can save enough up to increase or invest in another company by £500.