Lifeline Sci. S Share Discussion Threads

[stegrego] 28/1/2011 12:27

I bought the LSIC ticker recently rather than the LSI, as they settle in crest and dont need a cert or the american paperwork it seems.

[envirovision] 28/1/2011 12:18

Tipped in todays investor chronicle, though they have tipped the LSCI ticker instead of the LSI one which is wrong as it should be LSIC

I guess there will be a lot of confused people trying to buy next week.

[m.t.glass] 25/1/2011 07:38

Quite. The (perfectly usual) word 'adjusted' is not itself any problem at all, staverly. As long as the logic for the specific adjustment is OK - which most times it is. Or are you thinking that this time it isn't?

[stegrego] 25/1/2011 07:14

Most companies have adjusted earnings, it's normal practice.

[staverly] 25/1/2011 03:51

Sailing John - 40 of 42

I interpreted recent TS rather differently and sold my holding (bought at 185p), the word "adjusted" is a whopping great red flag to me ..... think Meldex et al. This, I presume, explained the muted response by MMs.

Will await next R&A with interest as I may have been too harsh. Good luck

[envirovision] 20/1/2011 14:04

Lifeline Scientific (LSI) (227.5p/£19.19 million)

Revenues continued to accelerate at Lifeline's Organ Recovery Systems business throughout the second half of 2010. In a trading update, Lifeline reports that it expects revenues for the period to come in ahead of market expectations at approximately $23 million and that profit before tax is likely to be significantly ahead of expectations due to the high operational leverage.

Apparently, not only is the number of LifePorts in use increasing, but the usage and associated disposable sales per unit is also increasing. Lifeline is the world's leading provider of innovative products and services for organ preservation servicing more than 100 renal transplant centres around the world.

The company's product development efforts are focused on extending the product line with devices for the preservation of the liver, pancreas, heart and lung, of which a liver transporter is the most advanced product.

[pejaten] 17/1/2011 11:16

You can only hold LSI shares in physical form. LSIC shares can be held virtually ie they can be held within crest system. In theory the LSIC shares should be more liquid because they are easier to trade, but the market in both seems to be very tight....

[sailing john] 17/1/2011 09:03

Bought in today - has been on my watchlist for 6 months - but you don't get many trading statements as good as that.
Niche product in niche market and almost all income from consumables.
GL - SJ

[envirovision] 17/1/2011 08:27

Does anyone know what the advantage of having a LSI and LSIC, ie having 2 lisitings is?

[pejaten] 17/1/2011 08:07

Another superb trading update and hardly any movement...

[2vdm] 07/1/2011 12:36

...and just as I was going to buy some more it jumps over 2 days. Anyone know why?

[pejaten] 27/11/2010 03:23

Thanks for that 2VDM. I was wondering why it suddenly jumped last week

[2vdm] 26/11/2010 10:32

Article from RHPS update on 18th Nov... "Now before I come to the week's news I want to make one other change. This is to raise the buy limit on LIFELINE SCIENTIFIC (LSI) from 200p to 230p.

In my opinion, Lifeline is the best share in the entire stock market, bar none.

Its human organ transporter is a fantastic product for which there is a massive need worldwide. It has no competition, and the business is already selling and making a profit. The shares have a low profile, partly because they are not being properly promoted by their City advisers.

And the fact that you may need to fill in a form for the US authorities - although just a formality - is enough to deter some investors.

The final reason why the shares are hard to buy is that nobody wants to sell.

Why would they? This is a terrific investment and the valuation is very reasonable.

My target is 400p, so BUY UP TO 230p"

[envirovision] 27/9/2010 12:33

Spread is silly. I would like to buy now but am put off.

[pejaten] 27/9/2010 12:27

I was disappointed with the trading update and in this context the results are much better than I was expecting. I particularly like the comments on innovations funnel. Looks quite exciting

[mikeja] 27/9/2010 08:29

Once again outstanding results,they are probably selling at 10x this yrs earnings.Very cheap for a fast growing medco.

[mikeja] 27/4/2010 08:20

Very strange they dont give a fig for eps,especially since they are above forecast at 10.7p a share.

[kiwi10] 27/4/2010 07:57

great set of results out this morning....regards

[pejaten] 28/3/2010 03:49

They said results would be published in April.. Well its April next week..

[balcony] 05/3/2010 12:37

News on the way?

[pejaten] 16/1/2010 01:11

A nice rise today, a bit of a delayed reaction to the trading update? Almost back to IPO price of 1.50...

[kiwi10] 09/1/2010 16:15

pejaten..thanks....regards

[pejaten] 09/1/2010 13:36

LSI .. you must hold the certificate.
LSIC... this is the shares in their crestable version. Easier to buy and sell because of that although the market is less liquid at present

[pejaten] 09/1/2010 13:36

LSI .. you must hold the certificate to trade. Most of LSI shares are in this form.
LSIC... this is the shares in their crestable version. Easier to buy and sell because of that, although market is thinner