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Can I just clear up something Laura, does this blood test have anything whatsoever to do with PYC?

Tick up coming, buy limits reducing with every trade...

Jaari,

51 mins in,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h370dmBSjxM

"No growth in revenues in final results of PYC peer today

Audited revenues for FY2025 of £1.97m (FY2024: £1.14m)"

If you call that no growth at 73%, then the 46% increase you laud here is what?

Laura,

In your haste to try and attack you have not read the figures correctly and are now posting untrue figures on both threads, it makes you look like what I think you are, which isn't a good look going forward

Great results statement this morning, a bit of early selling likely, followed by more serious buying (some people haven't done the detail on their research).

Figures in line with the trading statement and upbeat news on many fronts going forward.

Just a feeling these results have been brought forward, the IMC and investor meet in London are both slated for the week after next, the IMC is nearly always on the date of the Results Announcement, so why so far away this time?

All eyes on the run up to NCI validation, OptiMal commercialisation and any Optiphage licensing.

Burt

I have made a decent 5 figure profit in the last 5 months of the previous tax year and I couldn't have done it without Laura's pumping and you jumping in with both feet, so for that I thank you. I have learnt from investing for decades to never regret taking a profit. Time will tell what happens next here, in the meantime Laura will carry on playing the I've filtered you but reply to every post game :o)

Burt777,

If they need money in the New Year, then they aren't going to wait until then for something to perhaps turn up, they will want to do it when they can guarantee getting a fundraise away and also before the cash situation gets too low (puts them in a weaker position). At £1m valuation they are not going to get IIs to front a fundraise, they will rely on a broker to get in some of the usual suspects to front up the cash and they will want to get the shares as cheap as possible before investing. That unfortunately is the way with the majority of small cap AIM shares and that is what leads to their spiral downwards. Investors in London but especially in AIM Companies turn the screw so much there is no breathing space afterwards. This can be witnessed by how the SP has still to get back above the last placing price and hold those levels...

TRENCH,

I am currently doing my CGT return and PYC are my highest profit maker for 2024-25, so why wouldn't I keep an eye on them. I am able to make judgements and hopefully they pay off. I only came on here because Laura came to spam the FAB threads in December last year about PYC, bought in on the dips and sold the pumps, happy days. Was lucky to miss the placing drop and was able to sell to someone hoovering up shares at between 1.1p and 1.2p just before.

I have made my position clear and can follow and report on what my thoughts are on PYC.

I see that the last trade from yesterday became the last seller of today, so more taking losses from the mini pump.

By the way the 'no losses are made until you sell the shares' may be true with HMRC but the paper value drops so much, you know it is going to be so much harder to get back to breakeven. The good thing is if you do take the loss and can continue to invest, you can always declare your capital loss to HMRC and use it against future gains. That is especially valuable now with much reduced allowances and the fact that Rachel from Accounts is likely to put the rate of CGT up again in the budget, so all is not lost

:o)

Traderboy said this in a post,

"I cannot remember when we were last trading at and above 0.35p"

I was pointing out that it was above that in the Spring of this year (March/April)

Can sell 850k in one go at the moment, MMs bidding 15.05p for them, bidding above mid for smaller amounts.

Trench, you think I am looking for a re-entry point? You do read my posts? I believe there will soon be another fundraise, why would anyone that thinks that want to enter before that happens???

TRENCH,

I was very clear about my position weeks ago, so it bothers me not what happens here, I was just warning the raw PIs that this was yet another of the pump and dump attempts that has happened at PYC. Even the most recent trade (just over 1/4m sell) was a buy in the Monday afternoon pump, they are leaving and the price will settle back down again, some will be caught now and others will have exited or sliced their holdings. Laura is forever doing this on other shares, so it would be silly to believe the same does not occur here.

Those of you that never question that, are either very foolish or complicit in the games being played.

Traderboy,

Back in the Spring of this year

TRENCH,

Obviously someone requested he feature them and he looked at a contract RNS and it was for £38k, which left him a little bemused (as it did many of us at the time).

I see more of the pumpers and now selling out, this one was a Monday original, the PYC pump and dump just doesn't work nowadays, perhaps if has been over-egged too often?

Not sure you can say that without knowing, they don't have to sell in 1m chunks, there were other traders that bought and sold yesterday and I think the pump has faded, the twitter feed is a lot quieter this morning, having had a couple pump it up on Monday and more to follow yesterday (listen to Zac Mir's comments, someone requested he feature PYC and he then points out the £38k contract, LOL)

Just bought another 250k at 2.914p, same quote now is 3.07p

You posted that last night, why repeat it? No mention of the 2 x 1.5m sells for balance?

Not sure if the 3m was OSD or not? If it wasn't, could have been a day trader who then sold them in the above two clips, netting themselves £930 in the space of a couple of hours....

Laura,

Nothing you have posted negates the fact that their cost base has grown, you can't just dress up the increase in revenue and ignore the increase in costs that go with that.

You are making some very false statements, some will come back to haunt you.

Firstly the PYC CEO figure you use was for less than a 12 month period and therefore stands to increase for this full year.

Which incidentally happened last year at FAB where the figure you use to make a 30% increase was for less than a full 12 month year (7 months) and in fact the fact Directors at FAB took a reduced salary in 2023-2024 and received shares in lieu.

So he didn't give himself a 40% pay rise (note in two consecutive posts you use 30% and 40%). So completely false because you don't look into the detail, just like you don't read and understand other people's posts.

With regards the CEO at FAB's salary, he is worth every single penny and more, as can be seen by the turnaround and development of the Company in the last 3 years.

Me too!