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“ quite possible to wobble again on todays delivery. Or not”
-with market inceptive analysis of this precision, why should we worry? Nothing like sitting on the fence, heh?
Haven’t a Scooby’s on the technicals, but I do like
“ provides an expanded offering enabling a more competitive NIPT solution for our global laboratory customers.”,
as well as “ allows the Company to collaborate with new laboratory partners or existing customers”,
not to mention “ broadening the Company's offering.”
Oh, and not forgetting “ with a focus on 'Collaboration to Perform' reflecting our focus on personalised healthcare."
If that’s not a clear indication of the future direction of travel of this company, I don’t know what is.
Not surprised the SP shot up late trading yesterday on (perhaps) leaky news.
Sorry CooperD but it seems you hath been drinkin too much of the cup of covid. No chance of this being the next biggie.
Colin, such a bland, general nonsense statement to begin your contribution here . The markets are down a day and rebound the next, so maybe lose one day (on paper), gain the next.
I can only assume Colin you have been using twix and his words of wisdom as your investment template.
Basic sound financial advice from Mcoption which basically shreds Twix’s investment wizardry to bits.
I have no axe to grind with our very own Walter Mitty of the board other than the tedious holier-than-thou, always-superior tone which he feels he constantly has to ram down the throats of us mere mortals.
Very telling that he does not know what his costings were eight years ago regarding this share, so the chances are he is still trading blind and with no certainty as to the extent of his losses. Factor in numerous dealing costs and spread, and the likelihood is of even greater red ink.
Sometimes a wounded animal is best put out of its misery. Please do one and let the serious, investigative posters on here blossom again.
I thank you.
Truth is twix nobody is remotely interested in what you might or might not take.
So you supposedly retained 2million plus, and bought continually all the way down to 7p, and you would accept 14p?
Your sums is shot to bits, credibility long since disappeared.
Might be time to take a hit and crawl back to Ladyboyland, and wait for your next buying opp., ad nauseum?
Thought I’d take a look-in whilst on vacation, good to see twix arguing with anyone who cares to listen with his newly discovered science of market-forecasts. As incoherent and unreliable as his regular ‘market crash’ predictions (its coming one day, don’t you know).
My main concern remains with the pitiful level of trades this Co. generates, which must be increasingly tempting for the BOD or any backers they can secure to come in with a derisory offer to take this one private.
“ If you filtered on the Tarzan character purchases, he's bought more than the CEO this year alone”
Seems Twix’s authentic, fully validated persona has followed him to the other board!
The Welsh Boyo done well to pick ‘em up at 7p y’day. Where did he find that price?
Nonetheless, this has surely to put a floor under the SP and reverse the long-depressing trend.
“ Come on you lot. I'm holding this up virtually on my own lol.”
The extent of delusion has no limits.
If you hadn’t noticed twix, talking to your echo Frankie makes it as if you’ve never been away. First class bore who can never be wrong. Of course you sold heavily at 16p ( but retained two to four million depending on what you can remember), and then continued to buy ( at a loss, plus dealing costs, plus the trading spread) all the way down to its present. And still oh so ever near break-even.
As you clearly lack personal awareness , I need to point out you have returned to your former boring peak. My, how the mighty trader, the predictor of the next market crash et al, has fallen from grace.
Please be gone and do us a big favour.
Forgive my ignorance, but if the Ranger tech is to be the game-changer and saviour of LTHs in this company, then how is it going to be monetised?
Is it to be licensed, or sold to individual testing companies, or simply sold to the highest tech-greedy giant? I have no ideas, please inform.
And if it is correct that Ygen appropriated the tech upon the purchase of the Canadian company, then what have they been doing for the last two years with it? Perhaps it was high risk during the pandemic, and had to be shielded from all.
Whatever the explanation, Mr Market is still far from being convinced. Why is this? The SP performance is truly disastrous.
I posted last week tongue-in-cheek that it would be the supreme irony were Ygen to come after Illumina in the courts. Good to see some Karma being dispensed by M’Lud and how this US giant is still not averse to the odd shenanigans where business is concerned.
If Ranger is set to be the go-to tech in this field of diagnostics, I really, really hope that Ygen has already got its patents signed, sealed and delivered, and as bomb-proof as is possible.
Now, Dr Little, as you have a modicum of experience in this domain, can you check the working-out, and make sure the back door to HQ is securely locked at all times?
Wouldn’t it be the most supreme of ironies if Illumina brought out its own tech. to rival Ranger, only to be sued by Ygen for breaching our (potentially) world-beating patent! At least we would get to grow Ranger for the couple of years it would take to settle, followed by big dollar at the other end. Win win!
Ok back to reality…
Yes Bakky, agree with your rationale. The context in which I referred to ‘benevolence’ is that I would expect Illumina to pay as cheap as they possibly can get away with were they seek to buy this company.
Bearing in mind the number of stale bulls we still have on board- not to mention the persistent long-term seller(s) in our midst- there is a danger that any sale would woefully undervalue medium/ longer term gains shareholders might reasonably expect if Ranger takes off.
It’s a case of the Lone Ranger in search of a friend, hoping for Tonto to come to the rescue.
I don’t much fancy the prospect of Illumina being seen as the saviour of our investment: having previously been ruthless in taking Ygen (then as Nipt) to the legal cleaners, I would not count on their benevolence in taking out Ygen at a generous price.
Better to establish Ranger organically if it is all its cracked up to be, then consider a sale further down the line at a much enhanced price. There is still a window of opportunity for LR to deliver his significant shareholder value within his grand 5-year plan.
Twin you are such a small-time trader compared to the 500k just gone through!
One would hope that the BOD would shrink proportionally, otherwise it would stand as large as the Politburo.
I’m not convinced the frenzied wish to be bought out will lead to riches for many of us long-termers. How many bidders are likely to offer double the prevailing price, or anywhere near?
I’ve waited this long, so with all the supposed pieces now pretty much in place, I’d rather foresee a decent SP recovery with a maiden profit in sight, then a bid to follow.
Who knows, even a new II might yet jump on board to establish a touch of SP stability.
Didn’t listen in its entirety as lost the will with the tech explanations. What struck me most was the chap who flew in from the US, busily outlining how many takeovers and mergers the sector has undergone and, as far as I could ascertain, as good as putting out an open invitation to any out there to come and buy us, preferably at a substantial premium of course.
Ygen seems to have so many products it is difficult to see decent market penetration any time soon in any specific area.
The Ranger tech is portrayed as the jewel in the crown which might eventually tempt one of the bigger players to swallow us as a morsel.
In the meantime, the Waiting for Godot scenario remains the order of the day.