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Medis Technologies Ltd. (MDTL)

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The Company designs, develops and markets innovative liquid fuel cell solutions for the mobile handset and portable consumer electronics markets.

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Avatar Tilyou1 (< 20) Submitted: 5/16/08 2:52 AM : Underperform Start Price: $8.68 MDTL Score: 58.60

1. Medis has promised a comically large number of unrelated products, and sold none of them. That alone is a sign of scam. An automobile motor, a AA size battery, a cryo surgery tool, a refrigeration technology, an "anti-cancer vaccine in an advanced stage".... and a technology with an application for train levitation. Ha! Oh, yes, and (the current pump) fuel cells which somehow never come to market.



2. Medis pretended in 2005 to have the largest fuel cell order in history. But today -- 3 years after that claim, and 1.5 years after Medis could have (it claims) manufactured that order, there are NO SALES in connection with that order or otherwise.



3. In 2007 Medis pretended to have a huge deal with Microsoft, but that was a lie and Medis got sued as a result.



4. Medis has often since at least 1994 claimed to have manufacturing facilities for many things, but the reality is NO SALES from any of them. The facilities exist purely in press releases, and to the extent they are real they exist for one purpose only: to give the illusion Medis has nothing to sell. But no sales, remember?



5. The biggest and most revealing lie cellscan -- a claimed cancer treatment related device that Medis for years claimed to be selling, and improving. In reality, Medis knew it DOES NOT WORK, and Medis still doesn't know why -- so no amount of tweaking will fix it. Despite ADMITTING it doesn't work (in 2001 and 2005) at least as recently as 2004 CEO LIfton claimed it is a "completed product." This makes Medis a cancer-cure scam.



Ugly, ugly, ugly! And obvious. Following the links.



#1 and #2

http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks_(A_to_Z)/Stocks_M/threadview?m=tm&bn=11429&tid=36096&mid=36101&tof=2&rt=2&frt=2&off=1



#3 and #4

http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks_(A_to_Z)/Stocks_M/threadview?m=tm&bn=11429&tid=36096&mid=36102&tof=12&rt=2&frt=2&off=1



#5

http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks_(A_to_Z)/Stocks_M/threadview?m=tm&bn=11429&tid=36096&mid=36103&tof=10&frt=2



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Avatar HeatVision (99.64) Submitted: 5/29/08 3:11 PM

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What you stated may or may not be true, but remember a whopping 30% of mdtl's float is short. Any positive news could serve as a catalyst for a short-term spike upward.

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Avatar Rep07 (98.74) Submitted: 6/30/08 2:40 PM

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But the flipside is that 70% of MDTL's float is LONG. Any negative news (of which there seems to be a regular and reliable supply) can and does serve as a "catalyst" for a long-term plunge downward! If I were you I'd be more afraid of the (very probable) 70% panicking, and discount the (unlikely) 30% squeeze. Sometimes all them shorts are right--all the way down to 0!

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