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AMS Advanced Medical Solutions Group Plc

194.80
0.00 (0.00%)
08 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Advanced Medical Solutions Group Plc LSE:AMS London Ordinary Share GB0004536594 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 194.80 195.80 197.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Plastics,resins,elastomers 126.21M 15.89M 0.0732 26.86 427.04M
Advanced Medical Solutions Group Plc is listed in the Plastics,resins,elastomers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AMS. The last closing price for Advanced Medical Solutions was 194.80p. Over the last year, Advanced Medical Solutions shares have traded in a share price range of 165.60p to 261.00p.

Advanced Medical Solutions currently has 217,210,904 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Advanced Medical Solutions is £427.04 million. Advanced Medical Solutions has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 26.86.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/5/2020
14:10
Very peculiar price action on this one . It's all over the place with the spread.
joshgroeny
17/5/2020
02:20
USA

It may take up to 4 months to reschedule surgeries and medical procedures




UK NHS

BRITISH NHS SURGERY BACKLOG COULD TAKE MANY MONTHS TO WORK THROUGH, HEALTH EXPERTS WARN




Reasonable this 4 months timescale looks set to be the norm for other countries

However that depends upon there NOT being a second wave of Covid-19 cases from now to end of August .

Something buywell thinks is very unlikely based upon wave timings of approx 4 months in the Spanish Flu Pandemic 1918 to 1918 where there were 3 waves over approx 13 months duration. That was also a virus .

The way I read what has been said AMS could take a turnover hit of circa 5% per month of postponements , which started in earnest circa Mid March


buywell is now of the opinion that it seems not unreasonable that approx 4 months to 5 months of elective surgery procedures could be lost from march 14th .

If another wave of Covid-19 cases kicks off , which buywell is of the opinion as being highly likely V Spanish Flu scenario

Then elective surgeries will IMO be kicked into touch once again which effectively would mean they would never have restarted in any meaningful way from their first suspension date of March 14th ( reason being as explained in first two links)

This is pretty serious stuff for Hospitals in the USA , many of which have laid off staff as they depend on getting monies in per patient operation ie not like NHS.

Will the Democrats push for a USA NHS model ?

buywell doubts it as the lobbyists ie BIG Pharma , tell the politicians over there what to do.

IMO dyor

buywell3
13/5/2020
01:13
Fella's got his AMLs and AMSs all mixed...
outlawinvestor
13/5/2020
01:06
Put the link up please IMO that is not very likely

Current PE at 26 does look very punchy , in current market perhaps 13 could be argued.

So buywell has looked at some technicals , namely Momentum and MACD

IF the USA now undertakes down leg number 2 perhaps as Covid wave number 2 cranks up

Then 180p is IMO possible

Here below is why



Chartwise support is at 200p

It might hold , then again it might not , 180p is next, then 155p

IMO dyor

buywell3
12/5/2020
19:52
Peel Hunt say AML is now worth no more than 30p today... expect a drop soon
hotaimstocks
01/5/2020
07:34
Probably because the sp’s gone down the toilet.
wetdream
27/4/2020
11:29
Nibbled a few here.

Some very heavy buying coming in here today and last week. Really does stick out like a sore thumb.

sphere25
27/4/2020
11:00
Different entry points, different timeframes, different methodologies. Long term hold or try to play the ups and downs.

Even after the fall from all time highs, a compound 23% a year is not to be sniffed at. In my case (and I suspect anybody else who is still here from sub-15p) AMS is the wellspring of my portfolio that just gives and gives.

I do admit to a bit of sentimentality in continuing to have a small legacy holding.

pedr01
27/4/2020
07:52
‘...a nice steady performer’.
Are you sure you’ve got the right board?
Steadily downwards, perhaps.

wetdream
25/4/2020
17:17
It is never going to do an Asos, but yes ... a nice steady performer.

I have held since sub 15p and still holding onto circa 64000 shares. I know I shouldn't get sentimental but the company has done long term holders proud. :-)

pedr01
25/4/2020
15:10
AMS is one of the top picks in this weeks MoneyWeek. Page 25 for the paper version.
Last weeks article on AIM mentioned Asos going from 3 p to £77.
I'll try and get a link.

whitebicycle
23/4/2020
22:57
Nearly 5.4m shares traded today..!
joshgroeny
09/4/2020
21:35
Hi all,

My mate Peter @Conkers3 and myself did a Twin Petes Investing Podcast a few days ago and AMS was one of the Stocks that we discussed. We also talked in depth about the current situation in the Markets and how we reckon things could play out. Anyway, if you use Apple or Audioboom you can find them under the 'Conkers Corner' Channel (you want TPI Podcast 20) and you can find it on Soundcloud at the link below.

Ideal Easter listening whilst you are locked away !!

Cheers, WD
@wheeliedealer

thewheeliedealer
08/4/2020
14:49
All bit.ly links are spam ... I always filter them straight away.
pedr01
08/4/2020
12:02
peter9310 was spamming, I tried his link and it required registration. I then checked his recent posts and the same post was on dozens of other boards.
potty punter
06/4/2020
08:19
peter9310, would you please copy and send the article, I cannot get the link to work. Cheers, dealit.
dealit
06/4/2020
07:21
06/04/2020 07:01 UKREG Advanced Medical Solutions Grp PLC Clinical Development Programme

Suggest you check the wording

buywell3
06/4/2020
04:53
Based on a 6 month loss of revenue at 10% per month, AMS would still have revenue £50m
according to the last trading figures IMHO.

dealit
06/4/2020
04:15
And AMS might need it , every penny and more besides

Nobody knows how long Covid-19 is going to be around

Depends when a cure, a drug, is found and made and distributed around the world for sale

IMO 6 Months

Ditto a new vaccine 6 months minimum

Do the maths re cash burn

dyor

buywell3
04/4/2020
10:57
"With £65m of cash in the bank and no debt at 31 December 2019, AMS is in robust financial condition. Furthermore, in the unlikely event that it’s needed, there is also an undrawn unsecured £80m credit facility. AMS is committing to a final dividend for 2019 of 1.05p per share, costing approx. £2.25m."
masurenguy
03/4/2020
03:25
By now most here will know that Health Services in those countries currently badly affected by Covid-19 have and are suspending many operations if not all usually planned surgical procedures so that operating rooms can be turned into Intensive Care Units (ICU's) to treat Covid-19 patients.

The problem is nobody knows how long this situation will last


---------------- Covid-19 a very insidious virus ------------------



The Covid-19 situation is bad enough in this first wave sweeping through various continents and ALL countries of the Globe.


However till a treatment and cure is found then after lock downs are removed


There is a very real IMO chance of a second wave of infections which would then lead to a second tranche of lock downs

Therein lies the nub of the Covid-19 problem
Might even get a 3rd or 4th wave before this story ends

Circa 25% of people with Covid-19 do not show any symptoms and do not even know they have got it BUT they are spreading it to others .

USA markets will dictate where the EU and UK go

Jobless claims have doubled in a week


With weeks to go as cases increase in NY City and now LA and other US cities kicking off it is difficult to find an argument to support US markets rallying as unemployment numbers continue to rise further .

On present trajectory such claims look set to top 12M within 10 days IMO

On a general viewpoint IMO FTSE to 4500 is buywell call

Some FTSE 100 stocks may well have to be nationalized

UK Debt could well now rise to circa 200% of present 2.2 Trillion pounds GDP before a cure and vaccine are found , these may even not be forthcoming.

A different Flu comes along each year
Flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses
Not much difference , both can cause pneumonia ,
pneumonia can then cause sepsis
sepsis then can cause septic shock , with a 40% fatality rate



Covid-19 might be here to stay albeit slightly mutated each year

10% of over 80's are dying from sepsis and septic shock after acquiring Covid-19


soon 200p IMO looks likely and that P/E could IMO get halved to 12 before this ends





dyor

buywell3
02/4/2020
22:42
Dealit - I do not share that feeling. Odd to get excited over 1.05 pence.
winnings1
02/4/2020
17:44
I would feel that IMHO there could be a surge in buying pre register date.
dealit
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