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the many platform options including cloud computing, with assured consistency of the outputs of IB Clinic, announced in today's RNS is a very sweet selling point

I think it's tempting to bag some profits and de-risk the investment if you got in at the 3-4p level.

I haven't, and in fact have been a net buyer recently in the 11-16p range as I can't see any better place to put money at the moment. I have sold some, but only to repurchase them (and more) wrapped in an ISA.

offer is 15.5 now on HL

thanks!

what are you basing this on please Sharebel? I can see the real spread narrowed after you posted while the quoted spread remains 13-13.5.

oldfinger, doesn't have to happen often - as long as position sizing is large when it does :)

laughing because I was in the middle of wrapping some shares in ISA - bought first and then sold at a 25% profit. I am a LTH, I don't expect to make money this quickly!

laughing out loud here!

on the yahoo chart that got colour-coded as a sell! really trying to persuade holders this is dropping...

I'm not selling.

thank you! got it!

where is the filter button?

I am pretty sure I understand the underpinnings and implications of the technology (due to my day job). Some of it is really straightforward. Here is a paragraph I wrote after the Stonechecker trials in 2017:
"Clinicians participating in the tests were unexpectedly enthusiastic about
StoneChecker's reporting of the basic stone parameters: position in the body, volume, and
shape. This automatically-provided, straightforward information allows the clinician to align
the lithotripsy equipment more accurately, making the treatment more effective and the
clinician's job much easier. These outputs from StoneChecker are much more
straightforward than the composite score which the software was designed to produce, and
are consequently a much easier sell. It seems likely that the software will be quickly adopted
by a majority of kidney stone treatment providers."

I really hate resorting to conspiracy theories, but the straight line in share price vs time looks extremely dodgy to me, I don't think it's likely that market forces would move the price in such a steady way over the last 5 days.

my kitchen sink was pretty small, but have thrown it in at 9.94

Personally it is interesting to read a variety of opinions.

I think it was me that frickd was having a pop at, though I didn't say hundreds of millions based on Stonechecker alone. What I wrote was:
"Back in 2017 I calculated a plausible market cap of £150M based on successful execution of the Stonechecker (kidney stone imaging) rollout alone:

"The cost of a single lithotripsy treatment is around £750 in India or the
Philipines. If we adopt this as an average global cost, assume a potential population with
access to treatment of 3 billion people, and assume that StoneChecker is licensed for use on
a single patient by StoneChecker Software Ltd for 0.1% of the cost of a single lithotripsy
treatment, this indicates an annual revenue stream of £18M. Software companies have
relatively fixed costs, so the overwhelming majority of this revenue should become net
income. If we assume a price-earnings ratio of 10, this implies a market cap around £150M
once StoneChecker is widely adopted."

I think if frickd disagrees with my conclusion frickd should point out which part of the reasoning above is wrong.

I am pretty sure hasiba's buy was real as I saw it on the reported trades.

DYOR obvs.

yes, it took me a few days to work out that there was nothing to worry about on Nov 17th because the selling to keep TB's share under 30% had already happened. But I did work it out eventually!

I just bought a few more at 10.71

I think £150M is undervaluing the IP by a considerable margin - factor of 3 or 4 at least. I think Stonechecker alone, if successfully deployed globally commands a market cap of £150M. I posted my reasoning supporting this a couple of times already recently.

still holding - have been for years.

I think the prospects are good, and am tempted to buy more.

Emotionally easier when in profit, but objectively the question is if you sell what will you do with the proceeds? Will the alternative be a better investment? Not in my view.

GLA

I like your thinking Try!

I'm with Try. It's easy to be relaxed when still roughly this has still roughly 3-bagged for me. I did have many a long month when I was underwater in times past though.

GLA