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FDBK Feedback Plc

60.50
0.00 (0.00%)
19 Jul 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 50P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 60.50 60.00 61.00 60.50 60.50 60.50 14,770 07:44:37
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Electronic Computers 1.03M -2.92M -0.2188 -2.77 8.07M
Feedback Plc is listed in the Electronic Computers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FDBK. The last closing price for Feedback was 60.50p. Over the last year, Feedback shares have traded in a share price range of 58.00p to 150.00p.

Feedback currently has 13,334,659 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Feedback is £8.07 million. Feedback has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -2.77.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
02/9/2019
15:47
Ha I'll mark you up for that!
hazl
02/9/2019
15:22
I wonder if hazl will be up all night tomorrow counting down the hours? 12 hours to go, 11---
ducatiman
02/9/2019
14:51
For explanation perhaps to others,we had a lot of negativity on the IQAI board from LR2 even though they didn't hold, and it stems from that.

It seems that LR2 had a resentment towards Trevor Brown.

The reason I said let's let it go, was that I realised I might be in the wrong for not putting that to one side here.
As to the share issue I was going to write something on those lines but didn't see the point of just posting up the RNS.
Surely it is in our interest that this firm do well and with Bleepa's launch rather imminent it is a shame to have friction here.

hazl
02/9/2019
14:38
OK Pete. I'll assume he's a moron.
lr2
02/9/2019
14:35
LR2
Looking at his post #2504, I don't think he realises the increase in holdings and lower percentage due to the new shares.

petekand
02/9/2019
14:23
No, let's not start again. What didn't you like about my 2 postings exactly? Would you prefer to shut me up completely? Is that it? I know you only want to see positive posts once you have invested but what in hell was negative about those 2 RNS's? Both shareholders had increased shares held so come on what the fricking hell did you find in my posts today that didn't meet with your world view of FDBK?
lr2
02/9/2019
14:12
No poke just observations.

Let's start again.
The markets are difficult enough as it is.

hazl
02/9/2019
14:11
What the hell have I said to wind you up today Hazl? From memory, I've posted links to just 2 RNS's with no comment attached and you're having another poke at me. Behave yourself and get back to your ramping.
lr2
02/9/2019
14:11
Healthcare is the only 'outperform' sector according to SCHWAB at this time.
Worth noting.
That could of course change.

hazl
02/9/2019
14:05
Again the share proved it had ready buyers despite that LR2 as it has been stable so far.
I get the feeling you would rather be 'right' than the share to go up?

hazl
02/9/2019
13:41
The sector is now very large globally and under-represented in the UK stock market. Innovation continues to open up new markets, which smaller companies can often more readily exploit. However, this can cause negative disruption for some companies within the sector as well as in the wider market. The extreme examples are Amazon displacing high street book sales, and increasingly other products, while newspaper circulations decline in developed markets. A reminder – the most successful smaller companies become large. It is fulfilling to see Sage, which was a highly successful investment when in the nursery stage for HIT, in the FTSE 100.

The UK is a particularly fertile country for innovation, and a reasonable culture for entrepreneurialism, but there is not the same proliferation of talent to commercially exploit large opportunities as effectively as in the US, and capital is so much more constrained. While there has been excess capital in the US, there has been too little in the UK. Ironically, although the pool of successful companies is smaller, the limited capital availability seems to make it an easier market in which to make returns for HIT’s scale. We are currently benefiting from the emergence of a number of successful companies that were funded in the early stages of the UK’s temporary infatuation with the sector in the “internet boom”.



It seems to me that Herald can pick winners. Their fund has done well so far this year. I wonder if they have increased their holding.

ged5
02/9/2019
13:11
Ha ha when I said parent I mean it's not just Bleepa!
Though it was what encouraged me to buy.

hazl
02/9/2019
11:38
hazl are you an employee of fdbk?
sonie01
02/9/2019
10:51
A seamless, entirely connected experience is on the horizon, and IoMT will continue to boom because of it.

This same model doesn’t only need to be applied to patients, either. For staff, being able to access important documents in the same way will also improve the overall functionality of hospitals. If staff can access what they need in one place, then some of that unnecessary stress is removed from their job. This will result in better patient care as staff can work in a more seamless manner.

With the exponential growth of the market, it’s imperative for healthcare organisations to ensure they’re prepared for its arrival. NHS Trusts and Boards that are able to let go of the fears of their past, and embrace new technology that can transform the patient experience without the high costs, are sure to revolutionise the healthcare sector now, and for years to come.

ged5
02/9/2019
10:11
2 days to go!
hazl
02/9/2019
10:07
Well that's good.
Still kept most of his holdings.
Seems as though mostly,people are waiting and watching for the Bleepa event!

hazl
01/9/2019
20:23
Make sure to come and visit us at Stand 29 to see the Future of NHS Communication
hazl
01/9/2019
20:20
...mustn't forget the parent!
hazl
01/9/2019
10:47
I see the earlier tweet 2497 has been retweeted by
'TV HIEC Chair
@TV_HIEC_Chair
Chair Thames Valley Health Innovation & Education Cluster @TV_HIEC
supporting adoption & spread of #Healthcare best practice in the #NHS

hazl
01/9/2019
10:42
listen to the video by Professor Rory Shaw.
hazl
01/9/2019
10:05
Indeed hazl, hopefully some positive news flow over the next couple of weeks. If we get bleepa take up and a good Texrad review and update there should hopefully be a rerating and trading at a much higher level. GLA, duc.
ducatiman
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