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[thecurrymonster] 15/2/2007 15:47

Intersting article here:



OLED Display and Lighting Markets to Expand to $10.9 Billion by 2012

MicroEmissive get a mention.

[thecurrymonster] 15/2/2007 13:40

WB - I don't think I will be able to go, I'm not sure I will even be in the UK on 26th.
The presentation and the chance to talk face to face with the management would be more interesting than the results. I do not expect the results to give us much information, as everything is hinging on the Dresden production facility and ramping up production over the next 6 - 12 months. I doubt that anything interesting will be reflected in the figures until this time next year.

[wild bill] 15/2/2007 12:15

TCM - are you going?

A presentation for analysts will be held at 10.30 at Tavistock Communications
131 Finsbury Pavement, London, EC2A 1NT.

[wild bill] 14/2/2007 23:24

You can tell she's standing from this shot?

From the way she leans forward 1.7 degrees it's plain to see she's sitting (on a bale of straw actually, hence the background).

;-)

[forthurst] 14/2/2007 17:40

Wild Bill

because she appears to standing out-of-doors rather than be seated, obviously.

[wild bill] 14/2/2007 16:17

This product would be fantastic for long haul flights. No more stiff necks from trying to get the angle right. Rent them on short haul, think of the added revenues for airlines. How much are they retailing for, any idea?

forthurst - Why?

[forthurst] 14/2/2007 15:43

TheCurryMonster

Its nice to see an enduser device after all, but to be realistic, shouldn't the model also be deploying a dog and a white stick?

[thecurrymonster] 14/2/2007 15:04

Take a look at this:


Personal Display Glasses!

Guess whose screens they use:


:-)

[wild bill] 13/2/2007 11:10

I've removed the text due to a heavily worded copyright warning, "All rights reserved. Republication or redistribution of content, including by caching, framing or similar means, is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent"

[tuffbet] 12/2/2007 17:22

Probably everyone is aware of this any many may have better trading terms but for those who are paying old style commission levels this might be of interest it's from MED's site..

Through Stocktrade we offer a telephone share dealing service, which provides a way of buying or selling shares in the Company. The basic commission charge for this service is 0.5% of the total value of the sale or purchase amount, with a minimum charge of £20. If you are buying shares there will be an additional 0.5% stamp duty charge, with a PTM levy charge of £1 for single trades in excess of £10,000. To use this service, please telephone [phone] between the hours of 8.00 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. quoting the reference Low Co 240.

[wild bill] 12/2/2007 15:10

more support from the big boys

[wild bill] 12/2/2007 13:57

Spread 55-57 yet someone paid 59 (trade number 6) today, any reason for this?

[thecurrymonster] 12/2/2007 11:27

It's the 3GSM exhibition in Barcelona this week. MED will be there, so let's hope it helps to increase their profile and awareness of the company and product. Last year's 3GSM show was certainly a success for MED.

Nice to see the recent rises continuing today!

[wild bill] 07/2/2007 11:54

not a bad site.....

[thecurrymonster] 07/2/2007 09:48

well spotted waldron!

[waldron] 07/2/2007 09:44

take a peek

[waldron] 06/2/2007 18:17

nice to see all those majority shareholders notices

[thecurrymonster] 05/2/2007 14:19

Ascari, specialists in the development and implementation of operations management and factory automation software solutions has announced that MicroEmissive displays (MED), a leader in polymer organic light emitting diode (P-OLED) microdisplay technology has selected Ascari to implement an advanced manufacturing execution system at MED's new manufacturing facility in Dresden, Germany......

[forthurst] 02/2/2007 19:07

This one nearly hit the ground but is now well above the radar and heading back into the firmament supported by levels of trading never before seen on this stock. So with MMs creaming off 10% on the split, the day traders should be held at bay. Lets hope after all the teething troubles with technical and management issues this one is now firmly based for growth.

[thecurrymonster] 02/2/2007 16:31

Blimey, if the chart keeps going like that it's going to loop-the-loop.

:-)

[wild bill] 02/2/2007 13:06

and again.....

[tuffbet] 01/2/2007 16:32

Am not a chartist but I do watch them to look for confirmations.

Momentumn looks good and ADVFNs True Strength Indicator is now giving a green light signal so we could be on a run here - renewed strength in the share price should give any employees with share options an added incentive to really get the sales side into gear.

Hugely difficult to put a meaningful value on a company in this position but it's certainly not in a market the bottom is likely to drop out of nor even be cyclical.

[grupo guitarlumber] 01/2/2007 16:00

wb,

you bought that barn yet?

[superhero si] 01/2/2007 15:54

I wonder if bigger rises are yet to come.

[thecurrymonster] 01/2/2007 14:51

New article here:



I liked this bit:

However, in late December MED announced it had landed its first-ever bulk supple deal, worth £2m, to provide its polymer displays to an unnamed Asian consumer-products manufacturer.

Chief executive Bill Miller said yesterday the company had secured a second direct sales deal since. The three deals, signed in little over a month, are said to be worth "in excess of $10m".

So that's three deals rather than the two that we knew about!

it goes on.....

Miller said "a fair proportion" of sales in the near future would be made through distributors, with the company lacking the resources to have its own sales force in all potential markets.

"The advantage for us here is that China is such a huge market, with many regions within it, so for a company like MED to absorb the cost of setting up multiple sales offices is just not feasible at this early stage."


It is currently setting up a new production line in Dresden, which will provide the company with enough capacity for £50m in annual sales. Miller said the set-up process was on schedule, and expected volume orders to be shipped from July.

Still looking good to me, let's hope that there are no hold-ups now in production.

Cheers!

TCM