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FDBK Feedback Plc

17.75
-0.50 (-2.74%)
13 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Feedback Plc LSE:FDBK London Ordinary Share GB00BJN59X09 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.50 -2.74% 17.75 17.00 18.50 18.25 17.75 18.25 90,680 08:49:32
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Electronic Computers 1.03M -2.92M -0.0666 -2.67 8M
Feedback Plc is listed in the Electronic Computers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FDBK. The last closing price for Feedback was 18.25p. Over the last year, Feedback shares have traded in a share price range of 17.75p to 150.00p.

Feedback currently has 43,814,779 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Feedback is £8 million. Feedback has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -2.67.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
13/12/2024
11:20
At 20p “never a better time to invest”. The bull’ continues at pace. Lol.
ducatiman
10/12/2024
15:32
Sounds like Elizabeth Holmes has designed that from prison.

That was a bit obtuse - refers to this:

yump
10/12/2024
13:57
Interesting 'X' post this morning.

@MarioNawfal
GROK IS YOUR AI DOCTOR

Imagine a world where your smartphone isn't just for doom-scrolling through social media or capturing questionable selfies but where it can also play doctor.

Grok can now give you the lowdown like it's been to medical school.

Elon:

"You can upload anything from a phone picture of your blood test results to an MRI or X-Ray and Grok will analyze it for you."

Grok's analysis won't just tell you, "Yep, that's an MRI," or "Those numbers look... numbery."

It'll dive deep, offering insights from spotting peculiarities in your blood work to interpreting those shadowy blobs on your X-rays.

Now, while Grok isn't a real doctor, it's pretty adept at providing initial interpretations.

It could point out if your cholesterol levels are on a joyride or if there's something unusual lurking in your MRI that might warrant a follow-up with an actual medical professional.

lr2
09/12/2024
15:16
Gold awards?
ducatiman
09/12/2024
13:52
Will we be able to use that, as I’ve been holding my breath for a few years now?
yump
09/12/2024
12:15
Digital breathlessness pathway shortlisted for 2025 HSJ Partnership Awards
lr2
05/12/2024
19:40
I hear you yump.
Any shareholders made any gains this week? lol.
You'll be pleased to know your CEO has pocketed £3k for working from home. Not a bad rate for changing nappies.

ducatiman
05/12/2024
10:34
A bit o/t but all the grand plans and money being thrown at the NHS seem a bit pointless, when nearly everyone you talk to has experienced silly or badly managed processes, that have wasted not only their own time, but clinicians, admin staff and doctors time as well.

Multiply that up nationally and it must be shocking.

We need some serious Kaisan strategy.

My social group could come up with a few things that would cost nothing, just based on our experiences.

If your production line seems a bit slow of is giving erratic results, you don’t just buy a new one. You get a process engineer to go through each stage in detail to optimise it.

Plus, and I don’t care if this offends anyone: obesity caused by someone’s own lack of discipline, is a Darwinian process. They should be at the end of the queue with a load of other people with self-inflicted problems.

yump
04/12/2024
17:43
Ged5

Unfortunately, I’ve just finished reading “Vassal state - how America runs Britain”, which I can’t reccommend as it would get people into the same mood as I’ve been in for a while :-/

Everyone expects the government to “do something” about low pay, jobs etc, but we’ve individually been responsible for shafting ourselves.

yump
04/12/2024
16:10
Love it when someone gives every post the thumbs down, lol.
It's good to know someone is reading them. Would be great if they could challenge.

ducatiman
04/12/2024
15:55
Thanks for the reminder Ged. Tip of the iceberg that.
"exuberance"!? Nicely put. I can think of more accurate descriptions.
Over the years they have swung from NHS the way forward, to India and back to the NHS.
The only thing that has significantly increased is the payroll.
Either Mitty is going to pull a rabbit out of the hat or this will go down as one of the most astonishing heists in AIM history.

ducatiman
04/12/2024
15:25
I like your enthusiasm James, but several holders here were also here just over three years ago to hear TO say this:-

"well we are addressing a total available market in excess of 10 Billion globally, I think that the CDC opportunity is a total addressable market of about 93 Million, here within UK, so a sizable figure, especially considering we are now live with the exemplar site right at the front runner of that, we are … very well positioned for it, and in India with the TB opportunity is enormous"

You can read the full transcript in the Sunday Roast given to us by a past poster, Ragnarr. Hope he's doing OK, not heard from him for a long time.

There have also been other pieces of over exuberance notably before a fundraise. Some have reduced over the years, in my case quite considerably, because of the false dawns. So forgive us for not being taken in by this latest spiel.

I really do hope this comes good but until the contracts start flowing in then I'm afraid this is just a hold for me. But I hope you do well with it.

By the way 40+m mkt cap equates to 91p + share price Pedantics I know.

Good grief, Yump I thought I was pessimistic about FDBK. You take it to a different level!

ged5
04/12/2024
14:46
Do you hold, Yump?
jamescopperking
04/12/2024
14:38
My finger in the air random prediction comes up with another raise at 10p, in a years time.

Thats my most optimistic forecast.

It is of course possible that FDBK will get a paid contract for setting up some pilots in pursuit of the theoretical utopian NHS new operational model.

Around £20mln would go some way to at least break even on the various raises in the last few years.

yump
04/12/2024
14:34
My finger in the air random prediction comes up with another raise at 10p, in a years time.
yump
04/12/2024
14:29
All of the major holders backed the management.

Predict a £40+m MC by June 2025. +100p per share.

jamescopperking
04/12/2024
14:07
The Darzi report exists, I can’t deny that.

However it is nothing much to do with FDBK’s future, as that is dependent on multiple other factors, not the least of which is leadership (in a very loose sense of the word), which has proven to be not only useless, but also to lack integrity.

yump
04/12/2024
10:25
Octopus also increased. Another 253570 for them.

Will we have to wait until April to find out if TO has conned everyone apart from those still being cynical but holding on more in hope than belief?

ged5
03/12/2024
15:56
looks like we have an FDBK ramper, well that's a first.
Wonder if he was sent by an institution?

ducatiman
03/12/2024
15:40
Yamp

Do you acknowledge the changing market driven by the Darzi report ?

jamescopperking
03/12/2024
15:28
Anybody know the weight of the gold award they got in India?
ducatiman
03/12/2024
14:37
“ but we are now in the business end and at the revenue inflection point.”

Thats rubbish and a cliche.

What has actually happened is that the original business model has failed to gain any financially significant traction.

So they’ve changed it and are now dressing it up as kings new clothes, with even grander “potentialR21; market PR.

I’m sure it will draw in some more naieve pi’s plus more “serious”; investors who are actually investing other peoples’ money. (The ii’s)

Plus a few short term chancers.

£5000 at 20p is the same amount to be lost as £5000 at £1 a share.

The share price is not a measure of cheapness but I’m sure a lot more punters would like it if it was 1p.

If it was £1 a share it would just look more credible, but the business would be the same.

If I’d got excited about MOU’s and not sales in my businesses, I would have lost my house.

TO and FDBK can afford to be excited about MOU’s because they’re living off my and others’ hard-earned.

yump
03/12/2024
14:08
£1m from Amati. Decent
jamescopperking
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