Legendary Inv. Share Discussion Threads

[bionicdog] 05/5/2016 20:40

That's right prof , you're the financial genius investing in penny share get rich quick schemes.

[ride the wave 1] 05/5/2016 20:10

I'm holding just shy of 50m shares that went up over 300% and I didn't sell any whatsoever . Come back in 6 months and check out how I am getting on .

Look in the mirror because you are the fool - not me sunshine .

ATB

[bw64402] 05/5/2016 19:40

It doesn't matter what the company, it's prospects, how you feel about it, there's a simple truth. Shares that go up 300% in short order when they've not been there before will get sold. Only a fool would hold unless they had a multi-year view of their investment. A good opportunity to buy - especially for newbies.

[laptop15] 05/5/2016 19:17

Hi Guys, missed out on investing here at 0.25p and watched the share price sore higher up to 0.40p now i see there has been a placing at its shot down today. I see the date is 12th May....do u think the share price will continue to drop for a week or so as usually the share price does after a placing. Then i would expect it to rise again to newer highs!!

[thehitman1] 05/5/2016 18:41

I shall be loading up big time soon.

[ride the wave 1] 05/5/2016 18:40

The successful Hospital Innovations event focused on ‘Efficient productivity without compromising quality’ and a number of sessions looking at efficiency, new technologies, finance and procurement.

It’s no secret that the demands on the NHS are constantly evolving. Life expectancy is increasing and an ageing population puts greater pressure on both NHS and private healthcare services. Resources are stretched and those who manage hospitals across the UK are looking for new ways of increasing efficiency, reducing running costs and improving the delivery of patient services. Innovation is the key.

The event that will brought together key decision makers in hospital management teams who are collectively responsible for the delivery of patient services in the UK including representatives from over 20 NHS hospitals across the country.

Speakers looked at Delivering Savings and Efficiency through Strategic Procurement on the opening morning, Tuesday 26 April included David Lawson, Chief Procurement Officer, Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust and Gary Welch, Director of Procurement and Supply Chain, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
A recent BBC report announced ‘nearly every hospital in England is now in deficit as financial problems in the NHS threaten to spiral out of control. Hospital Innovations aims to help those working in and with the National Health Service and Private sector, come up with solutions to historic issues and learn from others already making changes and the resulting savings seen by these trusts. The sessions on Technology and Telehealth and Smart use of Space sees real examples from Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Hospital Trust and Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust.

Patient Pathways and Driving Efficiencies, two key areas following the Carter report were addressed on the second day at the conference following Lord Carter’s address. Carter Review says hospitals must standardise procedures, be more transparent and work more closely with neighbouring NHS trusts. Implementing the recommendations will help end variations in quality of care and finances that cost the NHS billions, Lord Carter has advised Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt in his final report.

His review found unwarranted variation in running costs, sickness absence, infection rates and prices paid for supplies and services. As part of the review, a ‘model hospital’ has been developed which will advise NHS trusts on the most efficient allocation of resources and allows hospitals to measure performance against other trusts.
Following the model hospital examples could save hospitals £5 billion a year by 2020 to 2021 and put an end to the variations the review uncovered across the NHS.

Lord Carter said:

“My experience of the NHS and hospitals internationally is that high quality patient care and sound financial management go hand in hand. To improve the quality of care hospitals must grasp resources more effectively, especially staff, which account for more than 60 pence of every pound hospitals spend.
Giving hospitals the tools and support to better manage resources will make it easier for boards to follow the example of the best trusts and mean every patient can receive the same world class care and taxpayers will also receive a fairer return on their significant investment in the NHS”

A recent article in HefmA pulse Journal (read it here), Suvisor Asset Management Software was highlighted as a cost effective option to make the process of building management for NHS Trusts as simple as possible with a high level overview and instant specific details about the condition of buildings and facilities. They also acknowledge that users can eliminate the need for locating and carrying out lengthy analyses of historical building condition surveys, vastly reducing the time required for assessment and reporting.

The Survisor team are currently offering a no-obligation demonstration of their efficiency driven technology to illustrate how it provides critical asset data at the touch of a screen. This would be useful for Facilities Professionals and Estates Managers managing NHS Trusts. Email [e-mail]

[bionicdog] 05/5/2016 18:25

Night night cider lady.

[ride the wave 1] 05/5/2016 18:24

Bye bye little dog xxxx

[bionicdog] 05/5/2016 18:22

Good idea!
Or the prof could stop being so rude and egotistical.

[ride the wave 1] 05/5/2016 18:20

Whack her on ignore PP !!!

[bionicdog] 05/5/2016 18:12

I fear that the trolls only exist in the prof's mind.

[bionicdog] 05/5/2016 18:11

You're only making it worse for yourself Professor Portaloo.
Just because you bought a shed load this morning well above the placing price , don't take it out on me.
We could have been friends , but you had to be rude.

[ride the wave 1] 05/5/2016 18:00

PP just ignore the dog - she is harmless and wouldn't bite a sole . Her bark is a lot worse than her bite and if she doesn't behave I won't be taking her walkies anymore .

:)

[ride the wave 1] 05/5/2016 17:54

You must be legless if your not buying in at the placement price !!!!

At least your a polite troll Petal .

[ride the wave 1] 05/5/2016 17:45

Another bull flag on the chart , except that this pullback was a steep one that hit the bottom a lot faster than the first .

New higher high coming next ....

Did u buy in today you dirty dog ??

[bionicdog] 05/5/2016 17:36

Grumpy old man. That's one of the worst threats I've ever had. A bit like being threatened by John Inman. Unfortunately , I'm not scared , so I'll carry on until I get an apology.
It should be "nothings" btw you silly sausage.

[professor pettigrew] 05/5/2016 17:35

Excellent RNS today, giving further funds for further growth.

In my view, they will spend a chunk of this increasing the stake in VS to 10%.

We are not far now from a string of positive news in my opinion.

[bionicdog] 05/5/2016 17:29

Err no.
Did you get your charting skills from the same place as your imaginary level 2?
Don't shout at the dog just because your shares have gone down and you've had too much cheap cider. Nasty grumpy old lady.