(MM) (MDCI) Quote

Hope you still got em ;)

Any guesses as to what the earnings report will show tomorrow?

$65 m credit line
Wells Fargo

whats going on with mdci been since 2.36 and wow past week been on fire !!!

MDCI HAS BEEN ON FIRE!!!! WHAT A RALLY!!!

This has been on fire, sold sum++++ and kept some. Nice board LOL.

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~ $MDCI ~ Earnings expected on Wednesday *
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~ MarketWatch: http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/MDCI/profile
~ E-Zone Chart: http://www.windchart.com/ezone/signals/?symbol=MDCI
~ 5-Min Wind: http://www.windchart.com/stockta/analysis?symbol=MDCI
~ 10-Min Wind: http://www.windchart.com/stockta/analysis?symbol=MDCI&size=l&frequency=10&color=g
~ 30-Min Wind: http://www.windchart.com/stockta/analysis?symbol=MDCI&size=l&frequency=30&color=g
~ 60-Min Wind: http://www.windchart.com/stockta/analysis?symbol=MDCI&size=l&frequency=60&color=g


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*If the earnings date is in error please ignore error. I do my best.

2B dragon double bottom pattern (MDCI)...bullish

oh gee, look where MDCI is now.,.............





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Fine, then don't set a stop at the 100EMA.

The 50EMA has changed to neutral slope, going uptrend?

Nice candle.

still ticking strong,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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The 100EMA/SMA has been a reversal ceiling in the past.

I hope you did not get stopped out y-day. Watch out now!

MDCI trading above the 100 day ma now-fwiw

now where too?
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yeah Im gonna have my ass checked tonight and figure out why


I didnt buy more of this MDCI........

geezus, non stop. boy am I good.

trending on upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp

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Okay....just checking on you.

yes, its on the 7 day ma, why???????????????????????


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Headfake?

It's 3:20 EST, do you know where your stop is?

strong stock today for negative market environment, buyers


seem to know something

jmo

I can't..........................


I'm busy

I found a friend.

Watch him for me will ya.

yeah, uh huh, and I did that with


YRCW and lookee what the fukk happened, yeah right,

stick to the trading plan and you stick with the winners,

no more tight fugging stops, follow the trend and you don't

have to worry.

BINGO!!!!

After a sustained move up and I got a profit and I get a reversal candle....you bet I'm trading candles...screw this back up bullchit!

are you trading candles or trading stock trends dammit




geezus, every fcuking candle doesnt mean SELL dork!

Carefull idzi you are looking at a low reliability reversal doji.

MDCI nice close........BULLISH

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WOW, this stock is moving strong for some unknown reason on thin volume..........fwiw
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looking strong here-MDCI



dydd

Tri-anim(R) Names Steve Cash as Vice President of Sales & Health Systems
Tue. March 24, 2009; Posted: 07:28 AM

SYLMAR, Calif., Mar 24, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- MDCI | Quote | Chart | News | PowerRating -- Tri-anim, the nation's largest provider of specialty sales and distribution solutions for healthcare, announced today that Steve Cash has been named Vice President of Sales & Health Systems completing a reorganization of their sales management structure.
Mr. Cash has over 26 years of management experience in healthcare, medical technology and surgical products. For the past year he held the position of National Director of Acute Care Sales for Tri-anim with a market focused in Respiratory and Anesthesia. Steve has held various sales, sales management and corporate positions. At Medical Action Industries Inc. (NASDAQ:MDCI) he was the Senior Director, National Sales and Health Systems. Previous positions at Cardinal Health, Allegiance HealthCare, Baxter Healthcare and American Hospital Supply, included Vice President, Health Systems; Vice President, Sales Custom Sterile & PBDS; Vice President Sales, Med Management and Director, Corporate Accounts.

"I am grateful for the opportunity to lead Tri-anim's sales organization and appreciate the confidence and trust placed in me," said Steve Cash, Vice President of Sales & Health Services, Tri-anim Health Services, Inc. "My new position is only one piece of the reorganization of our sales management structure, which brings critical decision making closer to the field. We have also announced the appointment of two seasoned management veterans to the position of Area Vice President of Sales & Health Systems allowing more resources to focus upon vendor relations, GPOs, IDNs and key customers. Ed Neas, who has held numerous management positions with Tri-anim, most recently Senior Director of Business Development, is now the Western AVP and Tom Sampson, formerly Mid-West Regional Sales Manager, will be our Eastern AVP. Although these individuals will share responsibility for national accounts we will continue to retain the services of Jim Dausch and the NCI Consulting Group, with whom we've have had a long and fruitful relationship," continued Cash.

"It has been a pleasure working with Steve this past year. He has added depth, professionalism and leadership to our sales organization and has earned the trust and respect of our sales team, executive management, customers and manufacturers. I'm confident that he will continue to add value and expand Tri-anim's presence in the healthcare market," said Dale Clendon, President of Tri-anim.

About Tri-anim

For more than 30 years Tri-anim, part of Sarnova, has met the needs and exceeded the expectations of providers throughout the healthcare continuum, including hospitals, long-term care facilities, surgery centers and nursing homes. All in-stock orders received - until 5 pm - are shipped the same day from one of 12 distribution centers nationwide.

Tri-anim with approximately 265 employees is an industry leader providing e-commerce solutions enabling customers a faster and more efficient procurement method for purchasing medical products. The e-Quick(R) System, a proprietary technology, allows customers to place a five-line order in less than 45 seconds. For more information go to www.Tri-anim.com.

SOURCE: Tri-anim

Tri-anim
Bill Vitez, 800-972-2901

10-Q: MEDICAL ACTION INDUSTRIES INC




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Medical Action Industries Inc. (MDCI) CFO Charles L Jr. Kelly buys 1,000 Shares

Feb. 26, 2009 | Filed Under: MDCI,

CFO of Medical Action Industries Inc. (MDCI) Charles L Jr. Kelly buys 1,000 shares of MDCI on 02/25/2009 at an average price of $6.13 a share.

Medical Action Industries develops manufactures markets and distributes a variety of disposable surgical related products. Through its existing direct sales force manufacturers' representatives and internal sales department their products are sold throughout the United States and certain international markets and is expanding their end-user base to include physician dental and veterinary offices. Medical Action Industries Inc. has a market cap of $123.42 million; its shares were traded at around $6 with a P/E ratio of 17.9 and P/S ratio of 0.42. Medical Action Industries Inc. had an annual average earning growth of 19.8% over the past 10 years. GuruFocus rated Medical Action Industries Inc. the business predictability rank of 3.5-star.

MDCI is in the portfolios of Robert Olstein of Olstein Financial Alert Fund.

MDCI up and on the run again, sumthing must be up


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Doubled in two months! While the markets in general have been doing reasonably well I believe that MDCI has performed extraordinarily... perhaps a recognition from the market that is trying to correct the fundamental incongruity that I expressed in April. Now...are there any more "gems" out there under rocks?...

MDCI has recently seen some reasonable market action. I am thinking that with a PEG of around .3 it continues to be a great investment opportunity. More "nibbling" is forthcoming on my part.

OT: EYDY moved Friday. Has history of moving for several days prior to news. -Caradoc

Thanks for the ideas...keep them coming. I'll look into CYBG. I do hate to be a 'stick in the mud' but I like stocks that are in a positive earnings position; it makes it easier to analyze them...at least for me. There does appear to be quite a bit of insider action on it... and given that it's not now listed makes me a bit anxious. You can find the insider 'stuff' here: (http://www.insidertrader.com/freestuff/search.asp?search=1&criteria=cybg&Sort=date_entered&a...

I am very pleased that MDCI took an upside swing of ~25% today 4/27/01. I had gotten in a couple of days ago and it really makes for a nice confirmation on the research. Someone else must think it's good also! (Pat on own back :))

I've got similar mixed feelings about another one: Cyberguard (CYBG).

On the bad side they got in trouble in 1998 for booking product as sold when only out on consignment. I sold at a loss in late 98 but forgot that I had my daughter's account holding several thousand shares. Oops!! But price has gone up while on pinks!!

Their firewall software is arguably the best in the world and continues to win industry awards. Sales continue to go up. They finally became profitable about 3 quarters ago and profits have increased every quarter since. Worse, if they ever get back on Nasdaq, applying PE of nearest competitor (whose software isn't as good) would be more than a five bagger.

But price doesn't reflect these realities any more than it does on this board's stock. Go figure.

Caradoc

Good assessment of the situation. I often wonder (and there is an article in this month's Fortune to the same effect) whether some insider selling comes from just 'portfolio balancing' by insiders. Perhaps J. Meringola was just reducing his investment in this area to balance it in another... obviously we have no way of knowing the true motivation. My thought at this point though is that there's no rampant, significant insider selling recently. I'd think that if something was truly wrong (or misrepresented) we'd see some other insiders get on the band wagon when the time is ripe.

You may be right that it's a 'wait and see'. I'm going to nibble at it...if there's a hook in it I hope that I'll see it before they reel me in.

Thanks for the thoughts, M.

Magnoon: I just clicked "insider" on Yahoo:
http://biz.yahoo.com/t/m/mdci.html

You'll see I was looking at the three sales by Joseph Meringola -- shown as "10% Beneficial Owner" -- during the last year. You're right that 50,000 shares in February by itself isn't a big deal, but when it follows a sale of 100,000 shares three months earlier, it gives pause for thought.

With only 9.19 million shares and insider ownership of only 24%, Joseph's 10% would mean 900,000 plus shares and a large fraction of the insider held shares even if he barely qualified as a "10% Beneficial Owner." I suppose he'd still be listed in the 10% category even if he held 12 or 13 percent of the O/S; i.e., more than half of the insider shares.

Maybe he's being incredibly stupid. Why sell shares in a company that institutions are buying and that is efficient enough to increase income by 34% from sales increase of only 4%? As I said, my instinct is to buy. That said, if Joseph were to unload another 150,000 shares in the next three or four months, he would personally satisfy a certain amount of demand without anybody having to pry shares away from regular investors.

On the other hand, if a year goes by without more insider selling, I will have joined you.

Regards,

Caradoc

I am curious about the source of your insider information. If you are talking about the CEO, Paul D. Meringolo, it appears that his last trades were in early '00. Whereas Joseph Meringola, a former employee, recently registered a form 144 proposed sale of 50,000 shares (2/01). There have been no other registered insider sales recently...unless you have a more current source. If so, please clue me in on it.

I don't think that the 50K shares would significantly affect a stock with a float of 7 million, although the average trading volume is relatively low. There was a recent (early April) upside trade on the order of 80K shares that took place at/around $4... this caused a significant jump in the OBV but didn't move the price.

While I agree that insider trading portends the market direction of stocks, unless my data is wrong, I don't think that's what causing MDCI, with apparent financial soundness and agressively growing profits, to remain where it's at.

Maybe because Meringola's last three insider sales gave him more than $700,000. That many shares satisfies a lot of demand without letting demand drive the price up. Price may indeed be "artificially low" as a result, but that's small comfort to wary investors who have no guarantee he won't put even more up for sale and drive it even lower. Eventually, I'd like to buy this one but not yet.

As related alternative in medical gear, look at MXON (patent on hypodermic needle which retracts into itself after use to avoid accidental germ spreading).

Caradoc

This company has a 5 year EPS growth rate of 41.6% while the industry average is 19.5%. MDCI's current PE is 10.6x earnings whereas the industry average is 38.1. Does anyone have a theory as to why it should be apparently so undervalued?