Premaitha Share Discussion Threads

[blackss] 30/10/2016 15:56

Keep ramping it up Tom one day law of averages says you might get one right ..lol

[brainspark1] 30/10/2016 15:26

The trading statement with Results in Xmas should be a very pleasant surprise

[brainspark1] 30/10/2016 15:25

Dave it was stated on a a AGM slide

"55 UK hospitals already use IONA"

St George can now do 10k a year. Alot of hospitals go direct with a service contract.

From TW today

related to NHS to offer NIPT.........

"game on for Premaitha (#NIPT) - shares will zoom on this which is good as we own shed loads of them "

[hurricane.] 30/10/2016 14:46

No chance, share price will have played catch by then

[dave444] 30/10/2016 14:13

Wait to December interims!You will have a clear answer!

[spec7] 30/10/2016 14:10

"I can't say too much. Certain people I know need to accumulate further"

Of course they do tom....What a pillock.

[hjb1] 30/10/2016 13:48

Monkey, how much have you lost then? lol.

[monkeywench1] 30/10/2016 13:41

Lol a fool and his money...

[hjb1] 30/10/2016 13:25

yes Dave, we've noticed you doubt anything positive with Prem..very obvious agenda pal..lol..

[deanroberthunt] 30/10/2016 13:17

then 30p from handle to breakout, then >>>>>>>>>>>>> £1+

[deanroberthunt] 30/10/2016 13:16

first stop cup at 20p

[deanroberthunt] 30/10/2016 13:15

10 bagger ahoy, could even by a 100 bagger

[monkeywench1] 30/10/2016 13:12

Hurricane. You are 6 months early.

[dave444] 30/10/2016 13:02

I doubt 55 UK hospitals are using Iona!!!!!

[hurricane.] 30/10/2016 12:57

Thanks brainspark. Looks like my purchase on friday was well timed

[monkeywench1] 30/10/2016 11:13

Lol what load of ..........

[whites123] 30/10/2016 11:04

Yesterday morning it made the news slot that the NHS will be offering Non Invasive Pre-Natal screening.

"NIPT"... Shrewd folk will be searching NIPT.

[brainspark1] 30/10/2016 10:36

I can't say too much. Certain people I know need to accumulate further.

The government rollout of NIPT is hugely beneficial to Premaitha.

55 UK hospitals already use IONA and NHS rollout will them in a strong position

St Georges can do 10,000 tests a year currently. This can be expanded on. Not all of the 55 hospital go through St Georges

They are in talks with a Multi Billion dollar company becoming a reseller of IONA. I wonder who that will be ? :-))))

Plus...Question, what is bigger than a distributor deal ? Bring on the Far east news

[ewads] 30/10/2016 10:23

I get the impression that there was no representation from these boards at the AGM. Small investors are apathetic and like to whinge from behind a screen these days. I should count myself here; not the whinging bit obviously.
My hope here is a joint venture with TM.

[spec7] 30/10/2016 07:40

brainspark is TW

[monkeywench1] 30/10/2016 07:23

Brainspark is just another ramper. zzzzzz

[hurricane.] 30/10/2016 06:27

Black time to ride the Thermo Fisher wave
Brainspark can you elborate on your AGM conments ?

[blackss] 30/10/2016 02:31

Well i dont think its a stupid comment at all in fact rubbishing other peoples opinions is hardly clever.. They have been forced to tread water with this for 18 months, partly of their own doing, another string to their bow that was not the subject of a court case would have been hugely beneficial. as it is the opposition has been given the chance to become established and catch up. In actual fact the whole ball game is changing as we leave the EU and its stupid regulations. I worked in this industry for 36 years and believe me the next developement is just round the corner. CE approval was forced on British companies by the EU, in a lot of cases it was a backward step compared to the previous BS mark. CE approval was often complicated and difficult/expensive to acquire and while compulsory for the british industry's, often overlooked or falsified by the French and the rest of the EU. as for your comment....Not a chance of this becoming obsolete anytime soon. good luck with that.
Yes i was happy to invest before they started missing their own targets for contracts and this was still climbing to 30p and before the company shot itself in the foot by delaying its own court case till the middle of next year. companies change overnight as do investments and you either change with them of doggedly stick it out through endless dilution and placings once targets are not met or someone like Illumina sticks a spanner in the works.

[frenchfry] 29/10/2016 23:49

Black, a rather fatuous comment if I may say so. NIPT listed as a "one trick pony" to use your phrase, and this was fully detailed in the accompanying listing document.
At which point one assumes you were happy to invest. So what's changed?
The Amniocentesis procedure after all has been with pregnant women for at least a generation
NIPT and its competitors are by comparison in the early stages of a global roll-out of what is still ground-breaking technology aimed primarily at reducing risk.
Not a chance of this becoming obsolete anytime soon.