Lifeline Sci. S Share Discussion Threads

[sailing john] 04/2/2013 23:02

I see the chart LSI/LSIC 2 posts above has now caught up with events

But how long will the gap remain this time and in which direction will it be closed? Trend is up so my bet is that LSIC will catch LSI over the next few weeks.

We shall see

GL - SJ

[sailing john] 04/2/2013 14:29

Yes
Buy LSIC at 155/165 before it catches up!!! dyor
Which is what I did last time there was a 25p gap opened up mid 2012. (see chart in my post above)
SJ

[2vdm] 04/2/2013 14:05

Any views as to the jump in share price today?

[sailing john] 01/2/2013 13:48

Time we had another post - no news but slowly creeping up. Noticed two big matched trades at mid on LSIC - presumably somebody moving stock - narrowed spread on LSIC. A small 1k trade on LSI at full offer has apparently moved the price up.

Presumably off the radar!

SJ

Edit - LSIC LSI chart and gap now closed - pleased I added LSIC at under 120 last year when LSI was at 140/145

[bradjeff] 10/12/2012 14:49

My main issue here is that the BoD don't seem to give 2 hoots about investors. I have (several times) asked them to do a London based roadshow to increase visibility of them, to increase RNS flow to hilight milestones rather than just await 6monthly reports etc.

But no reply - not one. S-i-l-e-n-c-e

They do have a corp comms lady, v nice, but seemingly powerless to a BoD that ignores investors.

Sad, and why I am not in, far far too illiquid and low newsworthy.

[sailing john] 04/12/2012 11:38

Just to keep the board alive! - LSIC on the move today with 18k traded

LSIC/LSI now pretty much back in step.

GL - SJ

[sailing john] 26/10/2012 11:15

Mas - very true but in reality the effect is dramatic but quite short lived - a month or two max usually. Another way to look at it is that it creates a temporary inefficient market and that is where opportunities lie. I'm planning to be invested here for 3-5 years and so not worried about sheep following tips but if they follow Bulford over the cliff in the next 12 months or so I might get to add at a discount.

Just another view

SJ

[masurenguy] 26/10/2012 10:22

2vdm - 88: they are still on RHPS (one of TB's favourite stocks apparently) and tiped by him as medium term growth stock

That would bother me if I held a position here at this point in time. There are a lot of RHPS 'sheep' who will just blindly buy or sell strictly on TB's recommendation. This causes great shareprice volatility, especially in very illiquid stocks like this one, and if he comes out with a sell recommendation in due course the price could plummet as all of the sheep rush to the exit at the same time.

[sailing john] 26/10/2012 09:35

Thanks for the update 2vdm

Not surprised Bulford likes these. Balance sheet to die for and niche market with little or no competition. But I think it might take a few years to see full value. Pleased to have doubled up LSIC recently

GL - SJ

[2vdm] 26/10/2012 08:51

SJ, they are still on RHPS (one of TB's favourite stocks apparently) and tiped by him as medium term growth stock with a buy limit of 240p and tgt of 400p. This has beeen te case for over a year now

[sailing john] 19/10/2012 14:18

LSIC/LSI gap now closed - pleased to see it was an LSIC rise and not and LSI fall that closed gap.

A long term hold or me but I guess they will get taken out in the next 5 years anyway.

Obviously off the radar - although I think they were previously a RHPS tip

SJ

[ibarty] 30/9/2012 14:26

They have back tracked on launch date for liver transporter though. I like the company but short term prospects do not seem exciting.

[sailing john] 19/9/2012 16:47

LSIC on the move at last. Gap to LSI closed a little. Madness such a differential
SJ

[sailing john] 17/7/2012 14:21

Added again at 120
Couldn't resist!
SJ

[sailing john] 17/7/2012 14:14

Added LSIC at 117 and 120 - a big discount to LSI after today's fall.
They should be the same so either LSIC will rise or LSI will fall or a bit of both.

A long term hold - low risk as profitable with cash and I think they will be taken out at a decent premium in the next 5 years.

I've not found any competition other than the existing ice pack!

SJ

[somerset lad] 13/6/2012 10:18

683k LSIC traded today; this is presumably the Belgian government selling off Dexia's 4% stake.

Curiously, it's showing as three ordinary -- not negotiated -- trades.

[somerset lad] 17/4/2012 10:23

Good news this morning, and a very encouraging quote. "Eduardo Rocha, M.D., Coordinator General, State Transplant Program - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, said: 'This may be the start of a new era in organ transplantation in Brazil. We expect that LifePort will enable us to offer our patients waiting for a kidney transplant better quality organs, decreasing the need for dialysis immediately following transplantation and keeping patients alive and well for a longer period of time without the need to return to dialysis. I am quite confident that most transplant centers in Brazil will soon demand this better quality organ preservation technique.'"

NB current valuation anomaly: LSIC shares give the same rights as LSI (Reg S), but without the restrictions on sales to the US; so LSIC should trade at a small premium to (or at least, at parity with) LSI, but there's currently a sizeable discount.

[masurenguy] 02/4/2012 09:28

Virtually back to its IPO price of circa 150p after its 67% fall post listing, its subsequent 600% rise in 2 years (Feb 09 - Jan 11) from 40p - 240p and the subsequent 40% retracement over the past 15 months.

Very illiquid share with less than 85,000 shares traded in the first quarter of this year with an average timeframe of a trade only taking place on one day in five. With only 19.4m shares in issue this is a very illiquid stock. Currently there is no online trading option - all transactions are by phone. Results for Y/E
Dec 2011 are due within the next 4 weeks and are expected to be inline with management expectations.

[envirovision] 27/2/2012 12:43

In addition to all the other benefits excellent news really, proof the product transporter improves the success and functionality rates of its patients.

[sailing john] 27/2/2012 10:40

3 year validation news today

Possibly the most significant RNS issued today and no comment on here and only £600 of shares changed hands.

I think we are off the radar! - Medical technology with a niche product - growing market (regions and use) already profitable with massive accrued tax losses from years of development and nobody is interested!

SJ

[2vdm] 06/2/2012 07:58

Well finally we get some news from the company and it look like they are making headway. It would be good if they could keep us more regularly updated on how they are progressing. Perhaps they ought to take a leaf out of Simon Tucker's book over at SRT. He keeps investors updated with a 1/4ly webcastand & personally, as an investor, I find this both helpful and feel to be a part of the company. I will stay in here for the time being, because LSI seems to be making progress, but as the above poster said, their investor relations are less than satisfactory.