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Can anyone explain how that's different from the last RNS?
great going forward!
Onwards and upwards..
RNS Out - commercial partnership with boots!
500+ downloads on Google play, and establish 400 position app store, that's anywhere between 100 and 500 grand at least in sales so far
I was going to be going to give them a grilling, but family matters are stopping me from going, hopefully someone else will do it and feedback
this weekend and CPT are attending.
Hopefully will spur a few more investors to invest..
GLA
Why disaster, they all dropped today
Another AIM disaster.
My initial research suggests that this company will manufacture, deal with suppliers and customers, with the consequential requirement on working capital. No sign of the the gross margin on the product? Did they consider licensing it out?
No, but look on their website, even if companies are moving into this space so what, clearly there has been technological development that facilitates this tech so we are not likely to be alone for long, but given boots/Walgreens tie up we are first movers and will likely be big irrespective of competition, not to mention other tests coming later, as suggested on mira web page showing vital d, influenza testing etc, there is potential for a mini lab with tests that extend mylotus beyond fertility to health testing in general maybe even small clinics in developing countries for many tests, what Theranos promised but never delivered, maybe, exciting times
I should have been clearer in my previous message.
My Buy is showing as a Sell and most of today's transactions were BUYS.
Bought a few at close today at .37p so the buy/sell price is clearly arbitary at the moment.
Whether it sails away is very uncertain at the moment on present news level, but I'm hoping that we've seen the last of the lows now that BOOTS is to take it up.
. . . "At £350 per kit that's less than 3000 for 1 Million in revenue.". . . .
Ironman - not sure I follow you ?
Have you actually bought one?
You can buy miracle, just look on their website, without a data sheet it's impossible to judge the values ans sensitivity of the test
The cost of the starter kit which includes a monitor, 60 ovulation tests and 9 pregnancy tests is £349 from their website. I believe the price of £250 was the cost of the monitor on it's own but i'm not sure if they are selling this on its own anymore or exactly what the deal will be with boots but would imagine it would be around the same level as you obviously need the monitor and the ovulation tests together. I questioned Matthew on the Miracare product and he maintains that their are a number of companies claiming to have a quantitative product but have not been successful and claims that you can't actually buy a miracare product. At £350 per kit that's less than 3000 for 1 Million in revenue.
At the November 18 Fertility Show there was a promotional offer of £199 which at the time I thought might have been set to match Miracare.com's product offering of $199
Concepta's contents were then exactly the same as today's offering which their website shows as now costing £349 (inc. £57 vat) postage free. Where do the figures of product costing £250 or £300 come from ? Please - anybody.
I don't blame them this deal really is big. Not only do WBA own stores in the UK & Europe but also the US. With the high margins on my lotus and at the price they are selling them at they don't really need to sell a huge amount to start bringing in serious revenues. If they sell 4000 at £250 per kit that's 1 Million. Obviously we have no idea what the profit would be on that amount but it illustrates that they don't really need to sell a huge amount to start generating serious revenue.
Fwiw late reported trades showed yesterday - buys of 1,500,000 and 850,000 - somebody filling their 'Boots' ? ;-)
me too - normally I avoid all his tips like the plague, but Concepta was tipped elsewhere, and already had a product, so I took a punt and then stupidly bought more as it sank (like a brick). I sold at 7p to cover losses elsewhere (IMM) and that immediately rebounded to give a profit, so I was lucky. If you want a real laugh at TW and Sharemuppets, look at Stanley Gibbons. He tipped them at £1.10 and bought some for his family fund, within months they crashed to 12p, and then he doubled up when they did a raise at 10p, looking to get out at 50p. They are now 2.2p. And that's with his family money - imagine when there's nothing riding on it!
I first heard about CPT when a Mr TW from a certain tips website kept on about them. I don't blame him for the loss as it was my investment decision but he has been relentlessly positive about CPT while shareholders have been trashed.
For the record I hope that long term holders get some reward for their patience.
completely agree with you. Not only did the company totally misjudge China, they lied to the market repeatedly claiming there was progress and 'exponential increases' in sales. Erik Henau was the worst offender - watch his Proactive interview - pure garbage. When they withdrew to focus on the UK I sold up at a 60% loss (7p), and only bought back when it hit 2.5 (about what it's worth IMO). OK I have a bit of profit now, but nothing like what the company cost me. If it gets back to 7 I'll break even, but I'm not holding my breath.
I have just bought 60,000 and I paid 3,67p. Will it show as a sell? At some point this will be spotted by more than the small number of followers here, maybe even get a press mention over the weekend ant it should go a lot higher very quickly.
Fairview, people say the best, world leading all the time, they might genuinely not know, but doesn't make concepta or mylotus fraudulent in any way,
Seperately aim is difficult most start ups are privately funded and burn through millions, this is a solid product that is verified scientifically and is now being distributed nation and continent wide, nothing I'm complaining about even though I'm a third of my original entry point, it's on the cusp but as always dyor
Of course it's been disastrous for someone like myself that bought in early. But, as an investor, I didn't get annoyed and make regular negative posts when the sp started improving recently, nor when the news we investors have been waiting for did I chose to come on a public forum and accuse my company of lying. We are where we are, and when past losses are the equivalent of sunk costs investment decisions are based on what happens from this point in time. If I felt as negatively as you about the company I would as a a genuine investor sell up, move on and not haunt a share chat forum.