Almost 77 million shares traded so far.

And it looks like today will be another record day. It's not even lunch time and it's traded 61 million. Nice!

It's a hair away from doing so.

If that's the case you should be in a good position on a rebound. Usually things heat up in the afternoon with this one. I'll be watching it closely to see what kind of volume we end up with today. The past 45 minutes have been all buys. I hope it continues.

Once it woke up it refused to go back to sleep.

When I accidentally forget to click on the box before I post I don't have the ability to add the Disclosure when I edit the post. Thank you for pointing that out.

There has been steady buying over the past 30 minutes or so. Real time price is .0085 x .009 with 1.6 million in volume in the first hour and a half of the day.

Hard to believe that it got this low.

Beep, Beep, here comes the semi. LOL

PDMI has had incredible volume over the past 2 weeks!

Yes, quite an impressive start of the day.

From March, 2009


Metiscan's Subsidiary Adds Former Greyhound Lines Executive to Its Board of Directors

Market Wire , March, 2009

Metiscan, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: MTIZ), a leading provider of products and services that streamline the management of diagnostic imaging facilities, today announced the addition of Mary Glover to the Board of Directors of its wholly owned subsidiary Metiscan Managed Services, Inc. Glover will be responsible for providing technology oversight and strategic direction.

"Mary brings us experience and leadership coupled with a passion for technology," commented Iain Shigeoka, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer of Metiscan Managed Services, Inc. "Her executive experience in information technology coupled with her business acumen makes her an excellent fit for our organization. Her strengths complement those of our existing team."

Glover, a seasoned senior executive, brings a distinguished background of achievements in the implementation of information-rich business strategies and solutions and information technology support services. Her most notable accomplishments were defined during her tenure at a billion dollar intercity bus, Greyhound Lines, headquartered in Dallas, Texas.

"Metiscan has extraordinary momentum and is positioned to be a leader in providing electronic health record software as a service for diagnostic imaging facilities," said Glover. "I am excited to be a member of their leadership team and I believe I am a good fit for their organization. I look forward to our collective future achievements."

Glover has over 20 years' experience in strategizing and implementing information technology solutions in a variety of roles. She began her career as a software engineer with roots originating at Bank of America and Cap Gemini. At the end of 2009 she joined The Delta Companies ( http://www.tdcpeople.com/ ) as their IT Director where she manages the technological strategic and tactical aspects for all six business units of their organization and all the companies that are under The Delta Companies. Her 18-year tenure at Greyhound Lines began as a programmer analyst, and rapidly brought her through the ranks to serve as Director of Systems Delivery, General Manager of Information Technology Services, and Vice President then Senior Vice President of Information Technology Services.

About Metiscan, Inc.

Metiscan, Inc. is a national provider of products and services that streamline the management and operation functions of diagnostic imaging facilities, radiology groups, in-office imaging groups, small hospitals and physician offices and is an operator of two diagnostic MRI facilities located in Corpus Christi, TX, and Pottsville, PA. Metiscan's keystone product is a web-based radiology information system that interfaces Radiology Information System (RIS), Teleradiology and PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) for its clients. Metiscan also provides information management and operations support for diagnostic imaging facilities through complete revenue cycle management, electronic health records or EHR, medical transcription services and functional training as needed.

Safe Harbor Statement: Certain of the statements made in this press release constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 27E of the Securities Act of 1934. Such forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other unknown factors that could cause Metiscan's actual results to be materially different from the historical results or from any future results expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Statements contained in this release that are not historical facts may be deemed to be forward-looking statements. In addition to statements that explicitly describe such risks and uncertainties, readers are urged to consider statements labeled with the terms "believes," "belief," "intends," "anticipates" or "plans" to be uncertain and forward-looking. The Company does not intend to update any of the forward-looking statements after the date of this release to conform these statements to actual results or to changes in its expectations, except as may be required by law.

Contact: Investor Relations David Donlin Cervelle Group Phone: 407-475-9966

Good morning everyone. I'm looking forward to a good MTIZ day.

According to the pr they have almost $5,000,000 in gross assets.

I saw that too. It's at .0101 x .0115 right now.

Looking good so far. Let's see how the EOD turns out.

There has been NO agreement by me or anyone in our company to buy shares of this, or any other company we have profiled in the past.

It sure looks that way. We will see.

Here's the part you must have missed about the disclosure.

"We are expecting to receive $20,000 cash from a third party for two weeks of market awareness and advertising. It doesn't mean we will get the full amount, if any.

If you look at the chart that was posted a few posts back you will find that the area of .01 has been where bounces usually tend to occur with this stock. Is this a guarantee that it will go up? ABSOLUTELY NOT!

You better start running too! LOL!!!

We're about 3 hrs from the close. Anything can happen.

JJ, go ahead and light it while I run.

It looks like it's forming a base and should continue it's rise from here. The chart says this is the time to watch out. IMO

MTIZ is getting stronger at the bid with increasing volume. Could a late day rally be in the works?

MTIZ bid getting stronger.

Based on that chart it looks like this is the area where the bounces occur.

MTIZ is a low float stock guys. It won't take much. Look at today's news.

MTIZ is starting to get some buys at the ask again. Could it be a late day runner? We will see.

It looks pretty thin on the ask. Any buying interest should make it uptick. low float stock here.

A few buys are starting to come in now. Could this be the start of another volume spike? We will see.

Thank you Monk! Have a great day.

Yes, but it's holding a 10% gain for the day. Nice increase in visibility over the past few days. All it needs is a little buying to get it going. low floater.

You guys may want to take a look at MTIZ. It had great news today! .011 right now.

I've even heard that some companies are trying to embed a chip in people that will carry all of their medical records wherever they go. All the doctor has to do is scan the part of the body the chip was implanted in to get the records. It's mind boggling when you think about what can be done these days with technology.

That's incredible! Technology has certainly come a long way.

The more efficient you make the flow of information the less expensive health care becomes.

Imagine being in a hospital overseas and being able to supply your doctor your medical records by going on the internet. That's the future of medicine.

The need for HL7 certification explained:

The Need for HL7

Hospitals, doctors, and other healthcare centres around the world require the ability to send and receive heathcare data, including patient information and various lab reports. As a result, vast amounts of healthcare information are exchanged on a daily basis. However, medical data can be extremely complicated due to the abundance of clinical terminology, as well as the structural complexity in the formation of the presented information. Thus, this information must be presented in a standardized format in order to ensure that the data is universally understood and organized. In order to achieve this, all healthcare information must be sent in a specialized healthcare language.

The language that has been developed to overcome these obstacles is HL7. The HL7 protocol was developed by the Health Level 7 Organization, which consists of grammar and vocabulary that is standardized so that clinical data can be shared amongst all healthcare systems, and easily understood by all. By using the HL7 messaging protocol as a standard, all systems following the HL7 specifications are able to communicate easily with one another, without the need for information conversion.

Anything that speeds up the delivery of information in an efficient way is a very good thing. As busy as doctors are these days, this should be very well recieved, IMO.