Ceres Media Share Discussion Threads

[anotherguru] 14/6/2007 09:16

oohh!

anotherguru - 14 Jun'07 - 09:15 - 50 of 50

[azuli] 14/6/2007 09:09

papa lazaroo - 14 Jun'07 - 09:08 - 47 of 47

thb - i don't know az



thb? Is that any relation to th3??? ;-)

[v11slr] 14/6/2007 09:08

Enough money to last until August. Wonder where it's all gone?

[papa lazaroo] 14/6/2007 09:08

thb - i don't know az

[azuli] 14/6/2007 09:07

Having said that, does he actually still have any involvement with CMI?

[azuli] 14/6/2007 09:06

ooooft! The patented GH magic working a treat here I see!

Down 87%, brutal!

[papa lazaroo] 14/6/2007 09:04

thank you -




i'm working on the lottery numbers for wed 20th june (2008)

[pugugly] 14/6/2007 09:03

Papa:- May I add my congratulations on your forsight. Nice warning.

[wiganer] 14/6/2007 08:51

Graham Hind is a Director apparantly...

[pugg1ey] 14/6/2007 08:47

140p to 7p in just over a year that's pretty impressive.

[parvez] 14/6/2007 08:23

Papa was spot on back in Jan 2006....

[waywardlad] 04/7/2006 08:38

does this company still exist ;-)

[zho] 12/4/2006 16:20

What does GH do for CMI? I couldn't find anything on their web pages.

[jan-mar] 11/4/2006 12:00

follow the fat one.

[v11slr] 29/3/2006 14:55

My God, a trade! Is this a first?

It was a sell, obviously.

[jan-mar] 24/1/2006 18:51

does he still work for them ???????????????

[v11slr] 24/1/2006 15:52

Have any of these shares ever been traded? What a waste of space.

[blueliner] 18/1/2006 15:48

trust me or sell

[jan-mar] 15/1/2006 14:17

the fat boy wont last long with this lot !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! As long as he is around they wont get any PI in.

[lapidarist] 14/1/2006 13:24

Obviously not much interest either way as no trades or price movement after a license in China!!

[v11slr] 12/1/2006 12:11

Is this good news because they've got the licence or bad because sales have been delayed?


CardioMag Imaging Inc

Grant of licence in China



CardioMag Imaging Inc ('CardioMag' or 'the Company') is pleased to announce that
following an inspection process it has obtained authorisation from the Chinese
State Food and Drug Administration to sell its ground-breaking non-invasive
Magnetocardiograph heart function visualisation product to the Chinese market. A
system is already installed at the TEDA International Cardiovascular Hospital
located in Tianjin, China.



The timing of the receipt of the authorisation means that the Company is now
well-placed to commence sales in China in 2006 but this has delayed the sales
that were originally expected for late 2005.



Commenting on the authorisation, Carl H. Rosner, Executive Chairman, said:



'We are very pleased with this vote of confidence by the Chinese Government
Agency, because receipt of this certification will now allow CardioMag to enter
the very large Chinese hospital marketplace for both research and clinical
patient applications. It is estimated that there are about 20,000 hospitals in
all of China, of which up to 2,000 are potential customers'.