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[marvin9] 21/12/2009 18:06

Mr Sandrat former = Director of London-listed Bluebird Toys

LOL NOTHING HAS CHANGED HE IS STILL PLAYING WITH HIS TRAIN SET DERRRRRRRRRRR. He simply does not have a clue and wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy out of his depth.

The old saying you employ monkeys and you get monkey nuts.

Class clown running a clown circus

[marvin9] 21/12/2009 17:19

You will get a better return from a cheap christmas cracker.

Mr Sandrat is rumoured to have a certain bit on the side which he has winded and dined at our expense, and is one of many.

[whilest2] 21/12/2009 15:59

Calm down Marvin, just some capitalist selling up to buy his gardener an xmas present. Console yourself with the fantasy of the directors champers and rolls royce and film star celeb parties. But seriously, the advent of genetic diagnosis is now here - with cancers tumbling to be identified at POC. If the T sensor platform is ready we may see a brighter 2010.

[marvin9] 21/12/2009 13:28

Any deals yet after 17 years of all pain and no gain?

thought not, nothing but a scam run by crooked directots

[darrenward] 20/12/2009 13:40

Bloody hell Marvin that chip on your shoulder must be the size of Wales by now. Get a sodding life you sad man.

[marvin9] 19/12/2009 06:59

LOL bring on the clowns lol.

Not sure how people on here can say this is an even gamble bet?

You are dealing with a corrupt set of directors and a corrupt card deck, no one but the directors will see any change from this scam of a company.

[muffster] 18/12/2009 21:57

So what will happen to existing shareholders when the new placing goes ahead. Will there be a fall in the share price?

[gerry2] 17/12/2009 20:07

You would have better luck on golden balls ?
LOL

[whilest2] 17/12/2009 18:58

johnwall
I agree completely - this company is either boom or bust with its quivver full of good technology. Now i think it could be a gamblers share - before I thought it was a dead duck. we will c.

[gerry2] 17/12/2009 18:37

With the new ramping on the censured thread.

Just a reminder to say this is one Dog of a share .

Be warned.

[johnwall] 17/12/2009 17:57

whilest2 - IMO that is the critical question! There's little doubt in my mind that the market for genetic testing will expand hugely and quickly. Similarly, given the awards OMH's system has recived, i think we can assume that the technology is 'good'.

As i've posted before, the big issue remaining is whether they can actually place enough instruments and get customers to buy enough consumables to really ramp up sales. That's not easy for a tiddly company in a market dominated by a few very aggressive large companies. Nevertheless, since Christopher Gleeson is prepared to back this with his own money then i think it's worth a small investment.

I don't see this as 'blue skies' anymore but i do think it is still high risk, though the returns could be phenomenal in the (relatively unlikely) event that it works out.

[marvin9] 17/12/2009 16:48

LOL!

Sorry for laughing whilest, but this mis-management could not sell a free blow job in a brothel lol, THEY DO NOT HAVE A CLUE OR ANY INTEREST TO CHASE ANY WORTH WHILE DEALS. yOU WILL KNOW WHEN THEY ARE ONTO SOMETHING BIG AS THE CORRUPT DIRECTORS WILL SELL IT ON TO THERE BUDDIES ON THE CHEAP WHUILST THEY RECIVE A BACK HANDER.

THEN WATCH THE DEALS COME FLOODING IN!

[whilest2] 17/12/2009 16:06

Well then where do we go from here - how far advanced are we in the market - this might be the one!!??

[johnwall] 17/12/2009 11:05

I think it's another example of the sort of scientific advance that is making 'personalised medicine' a practical possibility i.e. if you can tell a patient's precise genetic make up then you can tailor treatments to suit them. For example, there's no point wasting a drug on patients who have a gene which enables them to quickly break it down.

OMH have the technology which enables clinics to quickly and easily detect these small genetic differences and tailor treatments accordingly.

[whilest2] 17/12/2009 10:12

How will the news of the identification of the cancer genes and thus a more powerful diagnostic tool affect omh?

[marvin9] 16/12/2009 08:21

it will take them six months to sober up after this rip off, so dont expect to much

[honestypays] 15/12/2009 11:22

That's true !!!!!!!!!!

Sure the directors will have a bumber xmas on the last placing.

[whilest2] 15/12/2009 11:04

Let's all bunker down for xmas and forget this folly. At least we know it won't go to the wall for at least 6 months.