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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lifeline Sci. S | LSI | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 137.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 137.00 |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 12/2/2014 14:00 by affemoose The 'News' was not great - LSI/LSIC all RNS's are released against LSI. So the news was 'lifeline announced better than expected results blah blah, but went down 8% today'Wheras the reality is - wrt LSIC it didn't!! And it has gone up, on a miniscule buy, again today |
Posted at 11/2/2014 14:03 by sailing john Yes unusual change around todayI bought LSIC on the bell at 155 when LSI was 165 from memory! I have never tried to buy LSI - prefer to stick with LSIC - unless the gap widens to 10%+ Interesting to see if LSI moves back up this afternoon SJ |
Posted at 11/2/2014 13:59 by affemoose Oh yes, own lumps of LSIC, but cannot buy LSI.LSI is cheap right now - for once. Wanted to buy the gap :-) Affe |
Posted at 11/2/2014 12:47 by affemoose INDEED. the world has turned on it's head again. I may buy some LSI... |
Posted at 11/2/2014 09:03 by sailing john LSIC +10%LSI -6% LSI has traded above LSIC for several months - now reversed A little meaningless as so thinly traded SJ |
Posted at 11/2/2014 08:04 by sailing john Added LSIC at 155 on the bellStill cheaper than LSI |
Posted at 07/1/2014 13:36 by affemoose Indeed, the excitement is almost palpable. my heart races!if you believe iii then LSIC has much higher volme over 4 weeks than LSI. Which is downright odd. Either way back to sleep until feb when we should get a trading update. I am hoping for something a bit more exciting than the interims. It would be lovely to get some updates on how the Chinese regulatory stuff is going and also see how Brazil /LatAm markets are developing. the following FY statement gives me hope: "Most notably we received regulatory approval in Brazil for our full product range during the second quarter of the year and recorded our first commercial sales there, despite being impacted by the ANVISA public worker's strike between July and September 2012.As previously announced, the Company also benefited from a marked increase in sales of its consumables worldwide, including preservation solutions sales to the NHS, following a successful national UK tender." As does the following from the Interims: "Intemperate seasonal weather in the Company's largest regional market, Eastern US, reduced organ recovery activity during the period, while importation permit delays in Brazil slowed revenue realisation of booked backlog" - So hopefully Brazil deals will now be booked. And finally: "we anticipate that the results for the year to 31 December 2013 will be broadly in line with market expectations, as worldwide revenue trends for disposables should favour second half performance" now - what IS expectations? Anyway - I shall go back to my cave, gorged as I am on Berries and raw salmon, and sleep off another month. Yours - Yogi. |
Posted at 06/1/2014 13:00 by sailing john Blimey a couple of trades on LSIC - a very rare occurence these days!Presumably buys - small tick up towards LSI price |
Posted at 30/9/2013 11:58 by affemoose Indeed. Bit disappointed that there wasn't broad balancing of books. But you are correct, the loss is all about building the future. Get it out now for tax purposes when the profits start to flow. The cash on hand bothers me slightly, but increasing traction in Brazil and the seasonality of the renewables market should give us a better H2 which will hopefully provide cash.They are in a tough spot now, perhaps developing, licensing etc the Liver Transporter as well as an aggressive international expansion is taking it's toll more than I anticipated! But.... the product/s are great and there is a future for this company. they are taking good market share in expanding markets, existing processes are giving good data that underlines their commercial approach. This is moving from a long term play to a medium term play, and I for one will continue to hold. If the markets drop it down a lot, I will pick up. One day this company will be bought out by a big medical equipment vendor who has a sales channel that will allow them to multiply sales at little or no extra cost. that day this share will hit 400p plus. Glad I sold out at >200p, also glad I bought back in at the 140's. Note that LSI and LSIC are still at odds in pricing, LSIC is the share to buy if you do. Back to sleep now. |
Posted at 12/4/2013 11:23 by affemoose I've dipped into this share before and know how horribly illiquid it is.My broker only offers LSIC - the Reg S lifted shares. But I am confused by the huge price differential between LSI and LSIC. they are the same shares to all intents and purposes except that LSI cannot be owned by US citizens. But... LSI is much more heavily traded than LSIC (relatively). Which means that is the European (read: UK) market that is trading these LSI primarily. Now - this is what I would have expected. So - I assume that there are only a few brokers that allows LSIC shares to be bought. BUT... These are the same shares in the same company, worth the same vote, same portion of the Shareholders Funds etc etc But - it still brings us to the fact that there is a big differential. So a question for you all: Are LSI overpriced or LSIC underpriced? ANSWERS ON A POSTCARD PLEASE Given the impending drop in profits for 2012, I feel that LSI may drop. Discuss. |
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