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No one trading in shares...... no one interested and awaiting news to sell me thinks....
BBC News - The crews bracing themselves for a rise in electric car fires
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-66866327
Has anyone got an opinion on when to buy more shares and hedge the value, I was thinking 1.5p - thoughts ?
It was de-listed and by what I am told they had to recreate all the listings again. Look at the reviews and the loads we had, all gone and started again..... No longer number 1 by a long way..........
As you say "look at Amazon" I just have and it’s all still there. They haven’t been delisted.
An ecommerce friend of mine has told me that Lifesafe have lost all their listings and they have re-done them all, OR,, forced to do them all from being de-listed on Amazon so have lost the top spot and they look desperate to get it back, desperate equals lots of cash to do it and with money thin on ground means another, yet another placement !
Done take my word for it look on Amazon.........
What does not speak does not lie....
Where has the money gone then ?
LoL :)
Yes but it does not work..... scary
"the Group will not attain monthly EBITDA profitability in Q4 2023 as previously hoped". This implies that the £1.2m raised in August 2023 should probably have been more.
What are people's thoughts on the cash position?
A good set of results this morning.
Deluded? Always. I did say they needed a clear run in terms of product performance and competition . Looks like the gremlins are already working hard doing their thing with this product review:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_6XYawZuXw
As per RNS and being number 1 on Amazon, now sliding down the scale.
Now number 2, we know what that means don't we all.
You are deluded...... 100's millions, or even 10's of millions, not just a few million would of been unlocked within the numerous years of trading by now - they are not on anyone's radar - "like it or not " :)
The global market for fire extinguishers is substantial, so it is seems plausible that LIFS can target revenues in the high 10's if not 100's of millions of $$ in the relatively near future. I am particularly impressed with their US sales figures which already are around 60% of their £4m total for 2022. If they are trying to sell into new markets (the people who don't already have an extinguisher at home) with their new system then this could open up a flood of untapped demand. But personally, I think it will be hard to get significant take up simply on the 'every home needs one' message as sadly people don't generally consider themselves to be at risk. They will need to be smarter with their marketing if we are all going to go out and buy one for home - so they have to invest a lot more £ and thinking time in product marketing as currently this looks a bit basic.
Not being a chemist, I don't fully understand their patent position and whether this really protects them from competition - but if they start getting a lot of traction you can bet there will be a reaction from the incumbents. Hope they have invested in patent defence insurance. That said, on balance, I am positive. They have a clear objective and hopefully they will have a clear run in terms of product performance which will help make this company a winner.
Based on the current trajectory and strong performance, the Board anticipates that the Company will achieve profitability on a monthly basis during Q4 2023.
This is dated In December 2022. It seems yes back to 48p and going definitely to 100p.
Lifesafe (LIFS): 48p Target 100p
Another of the rather elite breed of IPOs for 2022, fire safety group seems destined to deliver as a leader in its chosen field. The strategy here was sound in that the company chose to lead with exploiting the domestic consumer regarding its StaySafe 5-in-1 fire extinguisher which can extinguish electrical, paper, textiles, cooking oil, petrol and diesel. The added plus is that it does this in an eco friendly way, something which has made the product a best seller on Amazon Prime. With this “every home should have one” product, Lifesafe has a solid revenue generating base to expand the footprint into the industrial area, as well as offering more products across the board for the domestic market. However, LIFS is doing well enough even with the present offering, with the upwardly revised its expectation of FY22 revenue to between £3.5m and £3.8m versus the previous £3m announced early this month. However, the big leap from the group for 2023 is going to be the newsflow associated with expansion into the wholesale and industrial areas. The big prize would be progress in the lithium-ion area, where as things stand when such batteries catch fire, the results can be disastrous. One only needs to think of laptop or EV fires to understand the scale of the problem and the unique position the company is to address a massive addressable market. Of course, investors in 2022 have not exactly been keen to give the benefit of the doubt to new concepts, even one as strong as next generation fire extinguishers. This is even though given how horrific EV fires can be one would imagine that fire extinguishers that can put them out would be mandatory as soon as they were produced. We are on the runway for such a scenario as earlier this month LIFS announced that it had made patent applications for a new fluid to extinguish lithium fires in lithium batteries. One would assume that Tesla’s Elon Musk, amongst other EV manufacturers will be taking note. In the meantime for 2023, with StaySafe 5-in-1 continuing to fly off the shelves and with the prospect of an expanded product roll out their appears to be little reason for LifeSafe shares to be trading below their 75p IPO price. Indeed, with only 22 million shares in issue it will take very little for the stock to squeeze back up from whence it came and beyond.
I ordered their product, really amazing.
Growing more than 70% this year. With profits in Q4
They got the cash + credit facility + institution investment
IPO price soon
Remind me Of Joureno when was 50p .
Now we have lift off…
Is down to an all time low since launch, where does lift off come from ? do you mean touch down ??
Great to see some movement here. It was only a matter of time. Relentless buying today.
Trader’s Cafe with @ZaksTradersCafe Stocks For 2023: Countdown 10 to 6
10) Firering #FRG 8.5p Target 25p
9) Galileo Resources #GLR 1.3p Target 2.5p
8) URA Holdings #URA 1.35p Target 3p
7) Emmerson #EML 5p Target 15p
6) Lifesafe #LIFS 48p Target 100p
https://twitter.com/Share_Talk/status/1608759630569836546?s=20
Another of the rather elite breed of IPOs for 2022, fire safety group seems destined to deliver as a leader in its chosen field. The strategy here was sound in that the company chose to lead with exploiting the domestic consumer regarding its StaySafe 5-in-1 fire extinguisher which can extinguish electrical, paper, textiles, cooking oil, petrol and diesel. The added plus is that it does this in an eco friendly way, something which has made the product a best seller on Amazon Prime. With this “every home should have one” product, Lifesafe has a solid revenue generating base to expand the footprint into the industrial area, as well as offering more products across the board for the domestic market. However, LIFS is doing well enough even with the present offering, with the upwardly revised its expectation of FY22 revenue to between £3.5m and £3.8m versus the previous £3m announced early this month. However, the big leap from the group for 2023 is
https://www.share-talk.com/traders-cafe-with-zak-mir-stocks-for-2023-countdown-10-to-6/
After what seems like an eon, I hosted an event for fire safety group LifeSafe (LIFS) in Mayfair (where else?) to a decent number of what could be described as the great and the good of London’s investor community. This was made all the more enjoyable now that Covid protocols are just a memory. Of course, it also https://www.share-talk.com/traders-cafe-with-zak-mir-a-week-in-small-caps-saturday-1st-october-2022/
I would imagine the fire extinguisher market is big enough to support more than 1 supplier. Competition generally shows there is a market worth going for.