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[obarmoth] 19/5/2020 14:12

Yeah, surprised they didn't drop the bid on that - perhaps there's hope yet? One of these false dawns must be real one day!

[ged5] 19/5/2020 14:06

Well that last move wasn't based on a publicised trade, Obarmoth. Perhaps it was just for you.

Edit: Trade now published.

[obarmoth] 19/5/2020 13:55

All the usual gubbins - buys being delayed and dressed up as sells - but most holders seemingly holding firm. The next tick either way will be decisive for today.

[ged5] 19/5/2020 13:27

About £300 profit in 3 hours. That's about £850 per day or about £4000 per week. And that is if they can repeat the trade throughout the day.

About the same as Premier League reserve team player.

[ducatiman] 19/5/2020 13:08

198,698 didn’t have much patience!

[lr2] 19/5/2020 12:50

Hardly any trades for a 'leaky'. Probably just some readers deciding Ged had found something interesting to post last night.

[ged5] 19/5/2020 12:34

Could well be, Obarmoth.

[lr2] 19/5/2020 12:05

Current on line limits are:
Buy 3.5k at 1.097p
Sell 1.25 mil at 1.003p

[digger2779] 19/5/2020 11:56

They certainly want to keep this in check for some reason. Just let it go and be done with it lol

[obarmoth] 19/5/2020 11:44

Are we off at last?

[ged5] 19/5/2020 11:42

Yes, Obarmoth 1.09 for just less than 200K.

Nothing FDBK specific but shows the difficulties for getting IT recognised throughout the NHS.

[lr2] 19/5/2020 11:24

Current on line limits are:
Buy 3.5k at 0.9985p
Sell 575k at 0.97p

[ducatiman] 19/5/2020 11:12

Well over indeed!

[obarmoth] 19/5/2020 10:57

There's the first half decent sized trade at well over the official offer...

[lr2] 18/5/2020 23:34

'Babylon Berlin' gets a thumbs up from me too. 'Baghdad Central' on Channel 4 is another good one. Also 'Ozark' on Netflix was enjoyed by both my son and me. Oh, and must not forget the best of the lot, 'Chernobyl' on Sky.

Finally, not exactly a new series but a hidden treasure and the funniest thing I've seen in ages, 'Rake' on Netflix. Hard to believe but based on a real person as well.

[ged5] 18/5/2020 23:09

OT
Is everybody watching/watched "Normal People".

Reminds me of when I was young. All the family are hooked.

Ah come on! what else is there to do? Killing Eve, Brassic oh and my favourite "Babylon Berlin"

[ged5] 18/5/2020 22:58

Lr2, post 5468. "quite good at finding stuff". You're doing yourself a disservice. I'll repeat myself, "you are the master"

That blurb sounds so good. Let's hope it translate to something positive.

[lr2] 18/5/2020 19:23

Hi Duc, mostly hospitals have term agreements for communication apps already and they need to run down to their last year before Bleepa gets a proper investigation. I suspect it will happen over time, just not all at once.

We need to get Bleepa into the Polish hospital system also. It was originally tested over there so we should have a toe, if not a foot, in the door over there.

[ducatiman] 18/5/2020 19:09

Thanks LR2 and Ged. As I posted previously I can’t understand why Bleepa isn’t in every hospital right now.

[ducatiman] 18/5/2020 19:07

Oh he’s confident 2sea.

[lr2] 18/5/2020 18:34

Sometimes I think I'm quite good at finding stuff. Maybe the Digital Leaders blurb will now get a wider audience. I don't recall all the detail you've posted above being on my original find.

Perhaps we will get a few more days of rises out of this as very few traders appears to have jumped into the company in recent days.

Good find Ged.

[ged5] 18/5/2020 18:14

Was this on the original advert?:-

About this session

With a growing demand for Chest X-ray and CT imaging arising from COVID-19 workloads, the NHS has looked towards technologies that allow for scalable access to clinical-grade imaging. During the crisis, clinicians want to be able to access information on the go, from their own devices, rather than being further exposed to the virus. Bleepa is a secure instant messaging system that facilitates the sharing of clinical-grade medical images between personal devices. It was deployed by a leading NHS Trust within two weeks from initial discussion to implementation. New features were developed at pace by the team, to group transfer and the ability to designate patients to ventilation status. These features enable Coronavirus cases to be tracked as they move through the clinical pathways and more easily enable the team to team referral. The outcome: A number of frontline clinicians within an Acute Medical Team have now been enrolled on Bleepa across multiple clinical areas. Bleepa will also facilitate a clinical research trial that will seek to assess the recovery pathway of different patient groups from COVID-19.

[ged5] 18/5/2020 18:08

Digital Leaders now tweeting what you told us about 11 or 12 days ago, LR2

Join #DLV for a session hosted by @DrTomOakley CEO, Feedback PLC as he talks about "#COVID-19 -The catalyst for change in scalable imaging communication"