Advanced Oncotherapy Share Discussion Threads

[mrtruth1] 17/8/2017 13:13

My point being that if there was any impending doom etc they could simply ignore my messages??

[mrtruth1] 17/8/2017 13:05

Well at least they reply. I imagine they don't have to??

[andy] 17/8/2017 12:56

mrtruth,

But that's all they can say!


They have to RNS any information not already in the market, according to market regulations.


Emails such as yours can never achieve a different response, they simply cannot give you insider information, unless you're an insider of course!

[mrtruth1] 17/8/2017 12:21

Quite a prompt reply: "everything is fine with the company currently". My question was if all was good regarding finance AND technology. I'll be topping up.

[mrtruth1] 16/8/2017 13:38

I have emailed them to ask questions. Will feedback any reply I may get! Could be a while.

[johnjohntaylor] 15/8/2017 15:03

I'm very patient. Well invested here, will be long term now. I believe a decent potential for high reward ahead, but good luck to all in your dealings elsewhere.

[twirl] 15/8/2017 14:13

crikey COSMIC I thought I was being polite

Agreed daijavu

[cosmicboy] 15/8/2017 14:13

Exactly Daijavu, I did the first bit and sold out of Iqe but took my eye off the ball and didn't move back in !

[daijavu] 15/8/2017 14:04

My point was that it is better to put your money into a company that is actually performing than into a company that is not. It is always possible to return to a company like AVO once it has been derisked. It is even better if you can buy a lot more shares with the profits you've made elsewhere.

[cosmicboy] 15/8/2017 13:52

Yes, it is and my post has everything to do with Avo. do you show patience? or has your patience worn thin and you think you see better rewards elsewhere? In the case of Iqe I sold out and was wrong, in the case of Avo I sold out and time will tell, I genuinely hope I'm wrong, for all of you that still have faith, I wont loose money on this but you may win.

[twirl] 15/8/2017 13:41

Looks like our hitherto eager beaver has hopped it.

Could it be that Bracknor have completed their selling programme.

[twirl] 15/8/2017 13:40

Probably boredom COSMIC. Patience is the toughest. Pity I didn't lose it here a long while ago!
Thanks for the tip daijavu - try PTSG and GYM. Directors have large stakes.

[johnjohntaylor] 15/8/2017 13:35

Isn't this an AVO discussion board?

[cosmicboy] 15/8/2017 13:05

Hmmm, bought IQE MAR 13 @ 28.9P and Apr 13 @ 23.75 sold jul 15 @ 25.5, haven't looked for a long while, am I bitter ? but seriously well done, I need to read my notes as to why I sold.

[daijavu] 15/8/2017 12:32

Among my other investments there is a little known Welsh company called IQE. Worth taking a peek at in imho. The chart is almost vertical. Upwards. And with no end in sight.

It makes exceedingly good wafers with unique qualities that go into smart phones and many other high tech products. One part of their business supplies the chip makers that supply the likes of Apple and Samsung.

In the last year the share price has gone from 20p to 144p and has hardly got into first gear.

[johnjohntaylor] 15/8/2017 09:35

Definitely worth keeping a very KEEN eye on. IMO.

[daijavu] 15/8/2017 06:18

As I've said before. I'm keeping an eye on AVO in the hope that they might survive as an independent plc and not get swallowed up by the likes of Segullah and become a privately owned subsidiary with private investors simply cast aside with a pittance.

Until then I'm investing my money elsewhere.

[johnjohntaylor] 14/8/2017 16:03

There must surely be lots of work going on daily behind the scenes to bring it to fruition?!

[wi1l] 14/8/2017 11:57

The Segula loan has given the company a couple of months breathing space ie the normal running costs such as wages etc will be paid. The share price has remained steady as a result. It might give them time to arrange something else but my limited experience suggests that the loan is evidence that additional finance will be very hard to come by AND it is also a way of looking after the interests of just those who lent the money, to the detriment of those others who have invested in this company.

[johnjohntaylor] 14/8/2017 11:43

I'm talking recently stable not historically.

[wi1l] 14/8/2017 11:29

And lack of finance equates to bad news. The Segula loan has given them some form of breathing space but when that is used up ..........??

[wi1l] 14/8/2017 11:25

Unfortunately it is down from 400p to 18p which doesn't suggest its holding in a stable position! Any bad news coming out now and the remaining 18p will most probably be lost.

[johnjohntaylor] 14/8/2017 11:14

All of interest. I have a question. Why is the share price holding in a stable position with all the uncertainty?

[wi1l] 14/8/2017 09:44

That seems to sum up the financial position very well. The company will run out of money well before they are up and running with their LIGHT system.
Also,is the £24m investment agreement still applicable where of the £24m, £11M was receivable initially but would be repayable in Sept2017 if certain milestones had not been achieved by end of March 2017. I couldn't see any news about this, only news of delays. Is Sept therefore D-day to repay the £11m loan?? Maybe I have it wrong.

[twirl] 13/8/2017 18:00

The company cannot finance its day to day expenditures as it has no revenue.

It cannot raise equity as the market has no confidence in AVO.

Therefore AVO can only raise funds to pay wages from further loans.

The loan of £3m (potentially £5m)from Blackfinch was only agreed by signing away Harley St.It is secured on that lease and "certain other equipment of the Company".Significantly the security excludes intellectual property rights ie the outcomes of all the R&D over the last 4 years.

The Segula loan was only agreed because the lenders know that they will inherit the AVO intellectual property rights in the event of a default.

Seems hard to see how further funding can be obtained and therefore the clock ticks towards liquidation and a pre pack by Segulah and friends.