Time Finance Share Discussion Threads

[jotoha2] 11/3/2009 14:48

Its not ready to tango is it?

[soho2] 11/3/2009 14:21

we need news very soon...oherwise there will only be one way....DOWN !!!!!!!

[sagem] 10/3/2009 16:17

I sold all my holdings today as this company seems to be going belly up even the market makers did not give me even the bid price shown, they dont even want them on their books I wonder why.

[sagem] 09/3/2009 20:53

WELL TODAY A buy FOR 1,113,717 shares and no share price increase ?

[westcoastrich] 07/3/2009 10:35

Looks ready to kick the bucket
How much cash is lfef?

[59david] 23/2/2009 12:33

Online trading limits currently 150,000 to buy and 500,000 to sell so looks like there is still some upward pressure on price

[soho2] 20/2/2009 10:01

tried to buy 100000 but not able , had to go through my broker who could only get me 82000 without affectin the price

[59david] 18/2/2009 15:43

Don't want to be a spoil sport but we havce generally managed to limit talk on this thread to Timestrip. Thanks

[andrbea] 16/2/2009 11:09

sent my last post to the company

got an immediate reply from Paul Freedman
He wrote:

One step ahead of you – this article exists because Timestrip is actually integrated into the WD40 No-rust shield product that is mentioned! We have announced this deal in the past and are hopeful that this will be a big selling product – it has so many uses – guns, fishing, DIY.......

Take a look at this link for more information -


Thanks for your email and feel free to spread the story!

[boldtrader] 16/2/2009 10:48

Great little find andrbea,many thanks, keeps us longtermers ever hopeful!! cheers.

[andrbea] 16/2/2009 10:28

maybe another area of potential application

rustprone equipment

[sagem] 13/2/2009 08:36

AND THIS FROM THE HORSES MOUTH...A COMPANY WITH HUGE UNTAPPED POTENTIAL/ CONTRACTS ON THE WAY.....VERY UNDERVALUED AT THE PRESENT TIME ;-


"Although the macro economic conditions are challenging across all industry sectors, we remain confident that Timestrip presents a unique and compelling proposition that benefits brands and consumers alike, and I look forward to reporting continued progress in due course," said Paul Freedman, Timestrip's joint chief executive.

"We remain focused on quickly delivering a number of important contracts and transformational deals that we believe will establish Timestrip as a global mass market technology," the group added.

[paul augustus] 12/2/2009 08:50

Demonstrating authenticity could prove to be a hidden gem.

[paul augustus] 12/2/2009 08:36

Unlike conventional labelling which solely indicates the product expiry date, Timestrip® smart labels enable any user to see clearly whether a product is within its date / temperature parameters and therefore safe to administer. This is important information and a useful aid for patients, doctors and health-workers.

Integrity of cold chain: Timestrip® smart labels are calibrated to the lifetime characteristics of the product (from 4 hours to 12 months at room temperature, refrigerated or frozen) and to the degree of temperature/time sensitivity of the product.

Validation at point of use: Timestrip® labels offer an intuitive visual check for healthcare workers to complement other important product data when administering vital pharmaceutical, vaccine or biological products.

Product Authenticity: Timestrip® can also incorporate anti-counterfeiting measures to ensure product origin and authenticity.

Compliance: Easy to read Timestrips® can prompt nurses and or patients when repeat doses or procedures (e.g. dressing changes) should be administered.

Reduced Wastage: Blood and blood products for example must be used within a short period of time after removal from a refrigerator. A visual label will prompt awareness of proper storage and, in a busy theatre or A&E unit avoid uncertainty leading to wastage of a valuable product.

[monkeywrench] 11/2/2009 15:52

That usually leads to amputation !
Edit, sorry that's 'gangrene'.

[andrbea] 11/2/2009 15:41

gone green..

[monkeywrench] 11/2/2009 14:52

Thanks Paul, good to know they are on the ball.
Happy New Year, by the way.
I'm still a holder, albeit with slightly wavering confidence.

[paul augustus] 11/2/2009 14:47

The i-strip targets this market as well.

[monkeywrench] 11/2/2009 14:20

share, it's fairly obvious that pharmaceuticals would be a prime area.
One would hope they've been well targeted.
It's compulsory in most hospital pharmacies to have 'use by dates'.

[andrbea] 11/2/2009 09:04

maybe they're targeting the USA too?

(Link dated Feb 7 2009)

About Ferri & Partners
Ferri & Partners is a unique full-service public relations and integrated marketing communications agency with offices in Miami (headquarters), Washington, DC, New York, Sacramento, CA and Toronto, ON, Canada. It is committed to achieving outstanding results in building brands and driving market share, and providing value through cost-efficient programs for clients.

Its public relations and marketing expertise has benefited a range of travel and tourism, food and spirits, e-commerce and corporate clients located both in and outside of North America, including The Leading Hotels of the World, Nortel, Rum Marketing International, American Express, Timestrip Plc, Tourism Ireland, American Red Cross, USAID and Air France, among others.

For more additional information on Ferri & Partners visit www.ferriandpartners.com.

[sharethelovearound] 11/2/2009 08:10

andreab - great research - i personally think you have hit the nail on the head - this is a seriously high value market for Timestrip - forget bottles of sauce - if Timestrip can help in the hospitals and medical arena then the business model is turned on its head and starts to make sense. Will be interested to hear if they are making any progress in this area.........

[jotoha2] 11/2/2009 08:09

Westcoast...hope you have not to much tied up in your list!!!!!!!!