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Don't think many expected this to go below 2.20.
It was only due to the exceptional talent of Mr Peanuts at delivering sweet f all that this went so low.
Never mind. Bottom drawer. Somebody will buy NCYT eventually.
Again, this was 140-160 on submission of 510k. And it's one of the least sexy AIM stocks. Had it been P&D'd Aim style, it would have breached £2 easily.
On 510k news the price dropped to about 110 before the old II bailed into a panicking market (pussies).
Once there is a clear pathway to approval signed off by the FDA, this should be £2 less any possible dilution, on grafts alone.
Heart valve is believed to be the real asset here, but it's too early in development to translate into significant sp value unfortunately. General belief is that RUA won't be able to (or shouldn't even try) take it all the way to the end themselves but should be able to find a good jv partner or buyer for it.
It wasn't the heart valve, it was the graft.
People were talking about dilution this time last year, but the co upped the revenue and lowered the costs.
From the RNS, it looks like the reg path is going to be nowhere near the worst case scenario.
Long waiting game - yes. But this was 160p just on the expectation on a reg approval within 6 months. We now have better revenues, clearer reg path and what looks like a bit of developments on the heart valve project.
You mean about a year?
We've been abandoned by the II. And with the war and uncertainty nobody's investing, so this has been low af.
A lot of these shares are held privately, so once IIs start buying back, this should bounce back to 120 before riding off into the £5 sunset.
Not much to talk about.
looking for £2+ on dispute resolution, £4+ on takeover news.
Otherwise, bottom drawer and hope that the useless board will do the only honourable thing left and commit a mass ritual suicide after admitting that they have brought great dishonour to themselves and the company. Not sure if Peanuts Dave deserves such a quick and painless exit though, but it's an acceptable compromise.
Not when Peanuts is in charge.
Folks used to bash GM, but at least the guy pumped before he dumped.
Wait for dispute settlement, then just sell for cash value. Peanuts appears to be adamant to just feed off the cash pile to pay his salary while doing f all.