I’ve decided to start medical imaging markets coverage on this blog, trying to post something once a day.
My self-confidence in predicting patterns before others is based on science I’ve worked on since 1999.
A few trivial examples which exemplify the value of chance and luck in understanding patterns and behaviour, being in the ‘right place at the right time’; I will be using my own trained instincts, not someone else’s system in other words:
1. Spotting Kaka as the best footballer in the world a fair few months before Sir Alex Ferguson.
2. Spotting the value of ‘shift handover’ in health and taking that to the NHS Innovation Centre for consideration.
3. Spotting Leicester as a property market worthy of consideration at a time of market turbulence, just a few months before the new Eurostar terminal opens on 14 Novermber, just down the train line from Leicester.
4. Spotting the value of upright MRI manufacturers FONAR (FONR) just before I confirmed their stock recently increased by 90%. Maybe worth buying? 
Then again strange how Agfa-Gevaert which has just won a five year $35m contract has seen its shares fall. Though as reported in Medicexchange it’s not the only fall in share price its seen recently: “Belgian imaging technology group Agfa-Gevaert delayed its planned split-up after second-quarter results fell below market expectations.” Their Oct 31, 2007 Q3 2007 Earnings Release should be fun.
PS: If you have a tip on a med imaging company feel free to contact me in confidence by email.
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