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Here's an example elevator pitch, this company is going to sell thousands of digitalglassware at 150k a pop so the market cap should be around 500 million. Hope no horses were lead by you to that water!
Predicting 50p since 2019 isn't leading horses to water, but giving a simple elevator pitch on the growth product you are claiming exists is. I think you might be the wrong way around on this one.
Dear dear me - very naive.
I’m not leading horses to water - you could Google yourself in minutes and would prevent you posting and wasting energy and sheer and utter garbage.
Good luck.
There are no tools of a similar ilk because it is not producing tools. I asked you for an elevator pitch... where is it?
Oh just filter, nobody cares. Riddler did it a long time ago when I told him the truth about DMTR. If you have to filter someone just for speaking an opinion on a company when they're not attacking you personally then perhaps you belong in an echo chamber rather than a shares forum.
You probably also need to google valuations on medical devices, Apps, tools of similar ilk
GL in your research
I've come to the conclusion that share4 is our resident Trump. Says most things "off the cuff" with scant regard to facts and usually engages with any reply in a derogatory post. Don't like filtering but also don't like self ego massagers.
Versus a sector that often has EV of x 50/100 annual revs
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Honestly, he has the nerve to call people goons while not even understanding that this company can't be compared to companies making drugs or medical devices.
That's great. Are they producing it. What's the elevator pitch?
Hi share4. The following quote is from your Wednesday 1702 post.
"the worst possible thing you can value a company on is potential without numbers behind it and the fact that it works with "big names", it's all smoke and mirrors. "
I ran a loan business as a sole trader and as a separate Limited Company. If i wanted a loan or an increased overdraft i did precisely " the worst possible thing " because Natwest required and relied on them to make approvals. All projected accounts and/or forecasts have less substance than both smoke and mirrors.
If you fund raise through the Stock Markets or Banks or privately, as my clients did then, Figures are required - can't think off hand of contrary examples.
https://ascopubs.org/doi/abs/10.1200/JCO.2021.39.15_suppl.e13585
May not be a "tool" like many people know like hammer, chisel etc, but its a "tool" no the less. Something that will (after clinical trials which are on going at PTTU) go on and save lives, money + greatly reduce ADE's and ADR's
there's a huge difference between building a bespoke consultancy that takes a fee from projects with larger companies and a company that builds a killer product. there's been plenty of time to build a killer product and i don't think this company actually has any ambition.
since when have physiomics built their own devices? you do know what a device is?
If I make a device to go in a plane I make a device
This is fun.
If I build some software to put in a plane I don't build planes
VAL were going to go bust until share holders ousted the BOD - aka George Morris.
Prostate cancer dosing application is a medical device
Also dude one only has to have a quick glance at your posting history to see where you're coming from. Predicting VAL would go bust while PYC would hit a market cap of 50 million back in 2019. Great stuff.
haaa ok then do you have a medical background on the time it takes for medical devices to come to market
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pyc is a consultancy, not a company creating medical devices. jesus.
well both amazon and google have gone up 2-3x over the last 4 years, want to pick some others?
the market cap of val at the current moment is less than 20m is it not?
you didn't mention a clear cut product that will grow the company, what is it?
I'm sure I haven't mentioned a lot of things just as you haven't mentioned the 13% decrease in revenue this year
I don't actually own any oil companies, but I did own this below 2p and sold out some way above that price if I recall correctly and it hasn't done much since then
Really really really?
Think you need to do alittle more homework and not Manipulate peoples opinions based on information
That’s clearly incorrect and you know it. (Read more)
It’s easy to say MC is less than an all time high - let’s pick Amazon, Google, or anything in fact yeah !!!
£20 millions where’s that from ? The purchase price of a company before they rolled the product out to 1000’s of medical centres and hospitals globally including Portugals health service - yeah nice one (laughing emoji)
No clear cut product haaa ok then do you have a medical background on the time it takes for medical devices to come to market . Emoji you pick one pretty sure the ICR and CRUK are supportive Ah well your opinion is key.
You haven’t mentioned the VAL payment of £6million on completion of there deal. Why not? Or Bicycle or Merck or Astellas or Tabula or Cellcentric or Lilly ???
Guess you would rather sit on and oil company which is chucking millions a day at nothing or maybe something???
Good luck
Lets get some alternative facts
PYC
• Loss after taxation increased 235% in FY 2021
• Income (revenue and grant income) decreased 13% in FY 2021
• Lower market cap than 4 years ago
• 6% future revenue on projects from a company valued at less than £20m not likely to be worth much
• No clear cut product or growth strategy
Changed the subject ?
See previous post reference commercial revenue generating deal which can be utilised globaly.
Growth Stock...
Spoon fed? Look, go onto any forum and you'll find people doing back of the fag packet calculations on future revenue and profit projections on which to base valutions. On this company, as below there's never any numbers attached to anything. It's actually not a particularly terrible company it's just that only on here people present it as a growth stock when it isn't.