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Doesn't completely explain the drop, but they own a few percent of VRCI which tanked today on data results.

Thanks for the info. So, generally positive interpretations of the RNS then. But can someone proffer an explanation as to why the sp has tanked?

Seems like good results for their Tuteva test. They say it supports "improved clinical diagnosis compared to that currently available from other kidney transplant blood tests without enhancement from clinical features"... so, all good.
I'm a simple fellow: why then has the sp crashed 26% so far today?
Over on the other board someone's posted that the stated 80% result is less than expected/less than the competition, but that's not really how the RNS reads...
Hard to interpret these biotech RNSs, that's a problem.
I'm not in Verici, it's on my watchlist, but I am in 'sister' companies RENX and EKF, and this just adds to the unease.

Yup, I think Quakerjon is right. No point over-analysing in these conditions. Better to close the book and go for a walk in the sunshine.

Still a buy, but price target slashed and they admit it'll be a long old haul to recover. Meanwhile, here we are, re-testing the lows. I won't sell at these levels but, equally, I've little optimism right now. Depressing...

Down 20% in a week, VIC has given up most of the gains it enjoyed following what were pretty decent results last month.
I just can't work this share out.

...bought yet another chunk of yesterday. As regards AWE, their wallet is wide open it seems.

OMG, who'd have thunk it!

Blimey. I'm here bargain hunting but I'm so glad I didn't pull the trigger - it's down another 8% in an hour.
Down 20% so far today, on no news, and that's on top of the steep falls on Friday.
I can't see a specific reason. Madness!

Strains on the consumer, withdrawal of liquidity, turning sentiment towards recent IPOs, nowhere to turn for a stock like this. The market is pricing PROC for near total failure. Is this reasonable or a screaming bargain? Difficult to know the answer and even harder to add money on a risk-off day like this... but it might be the right thing to do.

Goodness Kando, that is a bearish view. 50% down from here? I really don't think so. Only if the Ukraine conflict broadens and deepens considerably.

Speaking the obvious, this is one of those occasions when the macro completely overwhelms any micro, bottom-up approach. The prospects of an investment made now, depends less on the company's position and more on a positive change in the macro picture and, as we all know, trying to time that is a mug's game. That's why everything feels like a gamble right now, not just Boohoo...

I bought a few into today's price weakness. Seems a good buy on valuation grounds, but who knows? Every purchase feels like a punt atm...

I check in to the Boohoo on another down day and there's old Trading4bad dominating the board as usual, picking fights and blaming shorters.
Some things never change - how reassuring.

It's a lack of liquidity, meaning small amounts of shares can have quite an amplified effect on the share price. They present opportunities I think...

I'm in on today's price weakness. A recent major 'cluster buy' from the BOD at a price above what I paid is a good enough reason to get involved.

Thanks for that. I guess if they were generating meaningful net cash (such that they can avoid running out later this year) they'd be telling us.

I can hear the sound of pennies dropping.
Yes indeed email, VERY serious... but I won't be joining you in any class action, that's a non-starter I'm afraid.

Forgive me, I'll correct myself. We are still loss making and no guidance given as to future profitability.

But does any of this tell us whether Loopup is now actually trading profitably and therefore in no need of any more dilutive cash infusions? Surely this is the critical question to have answered but it's unmentioned in the update.

BTFATH1, nothing to do with fortune - it's obviously because you're an investing legend.