Optibiotix Health Share Discussion Threads

[shrewdmole] 24/3/2017 18:36

Tt

Ysf will divest steadily. It's not a forced sale.

Their ethos is sell over a 6 year period.

They've made good money and can reuse that for the next Opti.

Ironically that's skin!!

S

[talkingtrades] 24/3/2017 18:34

Just wish we had a large II to take them out...

[talkingtrades] 24/3/2017 18:33

Hope YSF don't destroy price from 80s again.They've been holding us back for over a year now...

[incanus] 24/3/2017 18:32

i have to agree. i am sure elrico said soh said their is lots of interest, but non with a notifiable interest. elrico was right about the troll. he will be singing about this all weekend.

[shrewdmole] 24/3/2017 18:30

Jh

The Sacco Rns and then the skin float Rns imho have triggered some institutional buying.

I will say I could be wrong so we will see.

Re ysf I would be very surprised if they didn't know about the imminent float and will go in as a seed investor. Another 10 bagger for them?

Can I just point out guys I use this be as a bit of a sounding board with the thoughts that run through my head. I like this board as there are a lot of credible contributors. However we are all wrong probably 50% of the time.

Basically when I post I post quick and often on the hoof as I'm busy doing my day job.

It's a good bunch here and I believe Opti will do us all proud in time. Soh has more skin in the game than any of us and that's what is worth remembering.

S

[elrico] 24/3/2017 18:23

From SOH

"We can't control this as its reported directly to AIM but from the TR1 this took place at the beginning of the month before any announcement of SACCO or SkinBiotherapeutics. In that respect it shows how the main institutional shareholder does not have any exclusive information as if it did it is unlikely to have sold. You always get these blocks in March as Investors balance their holdings within the tax year."

I don't mind looking a chump. It appears OPTI have no control over the announcement timing. I have just learned something.

[elrico] 24/3/2017 18:17

JH - I don't agree with your 90% figure. However, IMO my point is valid, it's poor form, it looks bad when it didn't need to. This is the type of reporting that feeds people like you know who. To emphasise the point I am making, I have had 6 emails asking if this is bad news?

[john henry] 24/3/2017 18:09

Elrico holdings RNS are 90% of the time reported after hrs. The issuer was reported on the 10th that's two weeks ago.

[shrewdmole] 24/3/2017 18:04

Right so they sold 1.5m on the 6th and the company were notified on the 10th.

Funds quite probably going into skin float.

Why wouldn't they.

Since that sale Opti has risen.

All in the price now and nothing to do with today's drop.

For me I have 2 stocks at present where you can see the small sells then the delayed large buys cropping up now and again.

I stand by what I said there is a sea change here with small pi's being replaced by larger players.

S

[judijudi] 24/3/2017 18:02

wh,
I have no idea where your coming from??

[judijudi] 24/3/2017 18:02

Elric
Agree 100%
Very poor
Down Monday I expect

[whl2] 24/3/2017 17:55

Judi

Germany has surrended

[michaelmouse] 24/3/2017 17:53

YSF their only significant shareholder (apart from O'Hara) selling a further 1,500,000 to PI numpties. Only 13.4% to go LOL.

After hours on a Friday tut tut. As if nobody will notice ;)

Clearly not very interested in their free SkinBiotix shares? If they're on offer of course?

Drip feeding into the market suggests no other b*gg*r is interested.

[elrico] 24/3/2017 17:52

Very poor form to report at noone is watching o'clock. It's the time of day AIM casino frauds report when they want to hide something. We all know YSF want to reap the rewards of the IPO and reduce over a typical 6 year period, but reporting the sale after hours should be a no, no in our case, OPTI is better than that. Poorly advised I would say.

[whl2] 24/3/2017 17:49

Like we didn't know that - probably putting the money into skin

[trotterstrading] 24/3/2017 17:44

Perhaps they read the IC article :)

[talkingtrades] 24/3/2017 17:42

YSF selling...

[lukead] 24/3/2017 17:26

I see he got it in his latest tripe about you being filtered El, hence no reply which is an easy cop out for him and of course has just ignores difficult questions, which he can not find easy to reply.

[michaelmouse] 24/3/2017 17:14

From the main thread:-

someuwin post 21123 - "back in 2012 Somero Enterprises (LSE:SOM) listed on AIM at 10p a share.

After a couple of years the share price had more than 10 bagged. Not bad for a 'story stock' - patented laser guided concrete laying!

Some peeps thought that was as high as it could go and sold out..."

someuwin post 21124 - "...The ones who held on have now 30 bagged. With the stock being tipped even today for much further growth to come.

I don't think I need to tell you what the moral of the story is!"

The moral of the story is don't believe a word you say. LOL. You don't really deal in facts do you someuwin? Surely to goodness you're not another alias for that filtered troll elrico? Certainly you both live in a parallel universe where facts don't matter.

SOM listed in 2006 at about 130p and everybody left the party whilst it was a loss making story stock. The share price did subsequently fall to low double digits and only began to recover when it became clear that it was going to make profits in 2012 onwards. Wonderful if you spotted the tipping point but not so great if you participated in the IPO.

The moral of the story is that share prices nearly always collapse when the reality of profits are years away. Opti is years away from profits so following your logic we can expect a share price collapse at some point when investors understand this fully.

Incidently, SOM's last reported results produced around $79m in revenue, net income of $14m, adjusted EBITDA of $24.5m and positive cashflow of $17m. The market cap. is about £170m (advfn not verified).

Opti on the other hand has produced SFA in revenue so far and has a market cap. of £65m. LOL.

I think you need to work on your deception skills don't you? Somero is a very bad example which merely strengthens the examples I've used before.

I took about 2 minutes to unravel your attempted deception.

You and your ilk will never gain any respect since your aim is to deceive for your own advantage.

AIMHO of course.

[marnewton] 24/3/2017 16:45

owenmo,

Thank you for your gracious response. I'm sorry if I appeared a tad tetchy!

Yes, indeed, there is sometimes an element of the 'tail wagging the dog'.

I meant to reference jh's earlier post suggesting that 'for an Aim stock the daily technical and price movement /candles / back testing etc are almost perfect'. AIM stocks are notoriously difficult to call. It's to do with (depending on the stock) low volumes, poor liquidity and, perish the thought, manipulation (both MM and investor). Nevertheless, I think it's worth having a go, especially if I have an interest in a stock. Just beware of the limitations.


All,

Note the fractal nature of the two charts produced by someuwin earlier.


B5,

Please do.


M

[woodaldo] 24/3/2017 16:15

TT - I'm in IRR been a lovely stock so far. great potential, 44 resources some looking world class. Sorry for off topic.
Back to OPTI - I'm feeling a shift in sentiment, which will only get stronger over the coming 4-6 weeks.