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AVO Advanced Oncotherapy Plc

1.925
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Advanced Oncotherapy Plc LSE:AVO London Ordinary Share GB00BD6SX109 ORD 25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.925 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Medical Laboratories 0 -29.49M -0.0549 -0.35 10.32M
Advanced Oncotherapy Plc is listed in the Medical Laboratories sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AVO. The last closing price for Advanced Oncotherapy was 1.93p. Over the last year, Advanced Oncotherapy shares have traded in a share price range of 1.875p to 8.50p.

Advanced Oncotherapy currently has 537,481,209 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Advanced Oncotherapy is £10.32 million. Advanced Oncotherapy has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.35.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/7/2017
20:58
No need to be semi patronising to those of us invested here.
mrtruth1
14/7/2017
09:08
Werty,

Good post, and I agree, trying to swim against the tide is normally fatal, the herd often know before you do.

Certainly setting a stop loss and keeping to it limits losses, and you can always buy back in again if things change.

To stubbornly sit there hoping for a price rise when the maths are working against you is not a good option, IMO.

Hope is not a good investment strategy, and never has been.

andy
14/7/2017
08:06
Have just bought into bbsn and hope i caught the bottom @ 1 p
escapetohome
14/7/2017
08:05
Operate a stop loss , i bailed on a 10 percent loss.
escapetohome
14/7/2017
07:32
Thank you.
mrtruth1
14/7/2017
06:59
Mr Truth, I know you are new to dealing and we all start somewhere but let me give some advice for future trades, which you can either ignore or take note of.1. Please read a book on dealing I would recommend the naked trader as a easy read and quite funny.2. Stay away from AIM until you have more experience. Try dealing on the FTSE 250 it is safer and much less prone to wild swings.3. Always run with the herd if everyone is bailing out there is usually a good reason. Run with the pack and follow a company who people are backing again there is usually a good reason.I don't mean to preach and I made a lot of mistakes myself when I first started as I am sure we all did. BTW I still make mistakes now and probably always will but I bail out fast now if I get a whiff of something rotten.Best of luck and happy trails. Regards Werty.
werty5
13/7/2017
21:23
Sometimes it takes a bit of patience :-)
mrtruth1
13/7/2017
21:03
I've said it before... let's see!
mrtruth1
13/7/2017
20:52
The market can go up or down, no such thing as a slam dunk!
andy
13/7/2017
20:45
Only way is up then!
mrtruth1
13/7/2017
18:58
The market cap just dipped under £10 million.

SP at an all time low now too.

andy
12/7/2017
21:54
More dilution and the slices of the cake get thinner and thinner is my guess.
andy
12/7/2017
18:34
Does anyone know what happens next?!!
mrtruth1
09/7/2017
10:38
The crumbs could still be big ones in the end! Keep positive.
mrtruth1
09/7/2017
09:58
We're no longer talking slices, we're down to crumbs! imho
targatarga
09/7/2017
00:56
vatnabrekk,

I was referring to the current situation, but you are absolutely right, the cake has shrunk substantially in size (75%), and now the slices are getting thinner too!

andy
08/7/2017
23:24
@Andy: You say "...so each slice is getting progressively thinner, as the cake remains the same size throughout."

It is actually worse than that. Before Bracknor came on the scene I seem to recall that the market cap. was about £40M. Now it's about £11M. So as well as the slices (i.e. shares) getting thinner, the overall cake (i.e. market cap) is getting substantially smaller.

vatnabrekk
05/7/2017
17:25
I would buy shares in this company if LIGHT comes to market and AVO still exists when it does. Before that I would not buy a single share in AVO because by the time LIGHT comes to market the value of that share is going to be a tiny fraction of what it is worth now. Always assuming that AVO still exists.
daijavu
05/7/2017
14:26
Makeamillion, you say that: the facts are not always that clear to shareholders clearly there is much behind the scenes.

That is a big problem, for good companies keep shareholders updated with clear information. Not every little thing, but the big picture - importantly including financial! But that big picture here is not clear - the key about how they will survive. They said several times there wouldn't be dilutive funding...but clearly there has been, both directly, and indirectly.

Also I don't doubt the sincerity/integrity of those involved. But sincerity isn't enough in the brutal world of business. The BOD's combined clinical expertise is both a strength and a weakness.

I am IN here - unfortunately. I hope it all won't be lost. But I suspect, at very least, the dilutive effect now, and in the future, will have the same effect. In any case it will be a very long road back to where I started.

But I'm still hoping that TW - and ME(!) - are both RONG!

It could yet turn out to be the bargin of the centuries?!?!?!?! (or was that ASOS or AMZN?!

gerhart
05/7/2017
10:50
mrtruth,

He doesn't own "no shares", he holds a negative number of shares!

I.E. he's short.


It's the maths here that is working against shareholders, constantly issuing new shares is diluting the value of your existing holding.

Think of a cake, sliced into 70 million slices, then more people arrive at the party, so you have to keep adding 1 million additional slices, so each slice is getting progressively thinner, as the cake remains the same size throughout.

andy
05/7/2017
10:14
It looks like a promotional tool for Deconstruct, maybe 'highjacked' by AVO at some point?
pj 1
05/7/2017
09:57
Desperate RNS - the video is just a bloke talking about how he's going to dig a hole!
igbertsponk
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