Cozart Share Discussion Threads

[azalea] 16/11/2006 16:42

Nah, something is up here, maybe an order from an E.U. country, etc. too big a jump for an IC recc tomorrow.

[gombie] 16/11/2006 16:40

broadwood.
I very much doubt that.

[broadwood] 16/11/2006 15:55

Maybe its a delayed reaction to the Director's purchase a couple of weeks ago.

[gombie] 16/11/2006 15:15

Up 3p!!!!
Must be very good news to come.

[broadwood] 16/11/2006 15:04

Somethings getting the price excited - no announcements, as yet.

[jimmyloser] 15/11/2006 20:10

I agree, this is one my banker shares, not in any hurry, happy to let the strategy unfold, looking for a personal target of 50p within twelve months.

[azalea] 15/11/2006 11:47

Up 3.6% this morning, yet the volume whilst good is not spectacular, which makes one wonder if the MM know something is in the wind, which could blow from any one of several directions?

[azalea] 10/11/2006 08:23

The repeated buying by Ed Wallner is very encouraging and for my money continues to indicate that CZT is undervalued, results will be good and ultimately a notable rise in share price will follow.

[jimmyloser] 09/11/2006 18:10

cfb,

I do believe that they have been adding Cozart, they are on record (to me at least)as saying that they would add Cozart.

They hold AOI and have been buying shares in other public companies over recent weeks.

Nice to see Edgar buying again.

[cfb2] 09/11/2006 16:59

jimmyloser: Today's RNS shows that the 100K was a buy and I'd be suprised if MDY were "mopping up" shares in the background as they could negotiate a better price for a large volume and I'd expect them to diversify their portfolio. If my memory serves me correctly, they currently only have a couple of companies in their portfolio.

CFB

Director's Share Purchase


On 6 November 2006, Cozart plc ('Cozart' or the 'Company') was advised that
Edgar Wallner, a non-executive Director of the Company, acquired a further
100,000 existing Ordinary Shares at 34.5p on 6 November 2006.



Director Number of ordinary Number of ordinary Enlarged Percentage of issued
shares held 5 shares acquired 6 holding as at ordinary share capital
November 2006 November 2006 6 November 2006


Edgar Wallner 12,860,933 100,000 12,960,933 12.6%

[etarip] 09/11/2006 16:53

Edgar Wallner, a non-executive Director of the Company, acquired a further
100,000 existing Ordinary Shares at 34.5p on 6 November 2006.

[jimmyloser] 07/11/2006 22:45

and someone sold 100k yesterday, my pound to your penny that it is MDY Healthcare who are doing the mopping up.

[gombie] 07/11/2006 19:15

It seems someone bought 298,000 today.

[jimmyloser] 06/11/2006 07:42

Lets look at it like this, The public will be whipped into a frenzy about all these crimes that are drug related,to this, will be added the cost of absenteeism and to our Health Service, the governments PR machine will go into overdrive, opposition to testing at universities, sixth form colleges, sports and anywhere that large numbers of young and not so young people gather, will dissipate, the cost of testing will fall....and when could all this happen, well, its already started, but in realty within two years once the new Philips model is out, now that is all conjecture.....isn't it?

[cfb2] 05/11/2006 23:46

Gombie: I agree with your comments. Long gone are the days of centralised purchasing through local education authorities; these days individual schools are able to decide on expenditure like drug testing and that means that different schools will choose different equipment. With the effort to sell to a single school, compared to a government department, I would say it makes it questionable as to whether it would be profitable for Cozart.

How many cartridges are Cozart likely to sell to a school? Two or three a month? Compare that to the usage of a police station, yet both will require training and support.

CFB

[gombie] 05/11/2006 22:48

Hold on folks.

I also want to see Cozart do well.But I saw the tv news item this morning and I don't think that the test equipment shown was Cozarts.Some time ago after first reading that a particular school was already drug testing they mentioned a competitors drug kits were being used. I then contacted Cozart and asked if they were interested/involved in school drug tests and was told no.So don't hold your breath (excuse the pun)on this as far as Cozarts likely involvement is concerned.

Of course, I hope I am wrong and it works to their advantage.

[azalea] 05/11/2006 12:21

Clearly I am not alone in thinking that CZT could be the most likely vehicle to use if the government went ahead wth its proposal to test school children for drugs with a fully proven system already widely used by police forces in the UK. Such an application would be very hot political potato, but with significant and wide ranging intelligence gained - on hotspots, sourcing, etc.

[jimmyloser] 05/11/2006 11:38

Good news for Cozart, I have a feeling that MDY Healthcare increased their stake in Cozart over the last couple of weeks, this is for me a solid investment with lots of upside.

How many schoold would be involved?

[rumblinged] 05/11/2006 09:32

On the BBC this morning, the Government has plans for drug testing at schools.
Costs would be £13 per test with a school spending around £6000 per year.


Ed

[cfb2] 31/10/2006 22:17

Victoria, Australia was testing using the Cozart Rapiscan. I wonder whether the extension to other parts of Australia are using Cozart equipment too?

[goldent] 31/10/2006 18:49

a few steady buys going through, could we see a blue day tomorrow.

[cfb2] 23/10/2006 13:59

Whoever bought those 225K got a good price from Piper Jaffray

[jimmyloser] 18/10/2006 07:23

Worth a read, as we get a mention.