Microsaic Systems Share Discussion Threads

[knowing] 26/2/2020 08:30

Well good to see another tie up. Integration of their unit into a third party should help the sales tick along.

[parsons4] 26/2/2020 07:26

It seems to be worth being very patient with this one, still got quite a few. GLA

[k1ngkonggb] 26/2/2020 07:17

Well, you got your news with a global agreement. Nice start to the day.

[knowing] 25/2/2020 15:29

I see they tweeted that they are currently at IFPAC this week. Be nice to get some news from them.

[knowing] 19/2/2020 16:01

Busy calendar of events ahead:


RMS, January, United Kingdom
IFPAC, February, United States
Flow Chemistry Europe, March, United Kingdom
Analytica, April, Germany
ASMS, June, United States
Lab supply Berlin, June, Germany
HPLC, June, United States
Lab supply Vienna, July, Austria
BMSS, September, United Kingdom
Analytica China, November, China

[knowing] 19/2/2020 13:04

Looks like another large buy being worked.

[knowing] 18/2/2020 15:28

Well someone liking MSYS today

[beetroot juice] 13/2/2020 14:57

Think Corano Virus and China, then MSYS tech. Looking good here i am expecting big news very soon.

[knowing] 13/2/2020 14:50

From the TU

"Our business development pipeline has increased momentum, and, in 2020, we expect to grow our targeted direct sales channel as well as sign more deals with partners.

This should give it more forward momentum

[knowing] 13/2/2020 12:08

Well people maybe have forgotten the tie up with their Chinese Partner.

[fillipe] 13/2/2020 12:05

Moving back higher...those buys at 1p have quickly raised the lowest ASK on show.
Still very cheap....

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[dr biotech] 11/2/2020 11:37

MS is a useful tool for many types of analysis. You wouldn’t use it to identify a virus, but you may use it to look at the parts of a virus in more detail.

Typically for large molecules (proteins) you’d use a time of flight mass spec as these have unlimited mass ranges. The microsaic systems aren’t really designed for this type of use, if that’s what your thinking.

[knowing] 11/2/2020 10:02

Yes it is used to identify the protean receptors and was also used when SARS was about.

[no1larafan] 30/1/2020 10:38

Is mass spectrometry ("MS") instruments involved with finding the cure for virus?

[no1larafan] 30/1/2020 10:25

Is the crisis in China going to benefit Microsaic?

[no1larafan] 30/1/2020 09:48

Bought in again at below 0.9p, one to tuck away until it rises to at least 2p this year or the next before I sell ?

[dave4545] 29/1/2020 16:25

What a blessing getting a quote to sell above 1.3p

Now I can buy them back if I wish around 0.9p

Looks like a holder with size has given up with these

[ny boy] 29/1/2020 16:19

You should know long stay lol

Do you work at the exit kiosk, spend your day registration spotting?

Time to add again, unexpected pull back on low volumes

[longstaycarpark5] 16/1/2020 20:21

Carparks have a higher turnover, and better margins, than this!

[ny boy] 16/1/2020 09:56

Reverse h&s to play out on the long term chart, reasons to be cheerful this year. Hold for the gold!

[parsons4] 16/1/2020 08:47

dave4545 you will be lucky !!!!

[dave4545] 16/1/2020 07:57

wow have you seen the mark up though.

I love the market makers, when one of my stocks increases profits and cash they mark it down and when they burn cash and issue a moderate sales increase they mark up 35%

Lets see if I can get a quote to sell though :-))

[bones] 16/1/2020 07:54

Should fire ahead on the upbeat talk. One area not mentioned though is the likelihood of a new placing during 2020 as cash is down to £2.6M and the company gets through about that amount every year. Turnover will have to accelerate substantially to put that off. The company will want to talk the share price up as much as possible to get a good placing price away eventually? A good deal on bioprocessing may change all that!

EDIT: crossed with the last two posts, same message on cash.

[dr biotech] 16/1/2020 07:50

It’s a decent rise in % terms but not really enough. Going by their cash position they lost £1.5m over the last 6months. That gives 10-12 months cash left, they are hoping for break even in 24months so there is a funding gap.

Using current expenses and margins, they would need sales of about 6m to break even 700% higher than they are now.

This sentence of management speak caught my eye

In addition, the Company has initiated a targeted direct sales approach in Europe, where it is able to drive a seamless and more efficient customer service to its end-users while attracting more favourable pricing and increased product margins or say it another way “we can’t find European distributors”. I wouldn’t spend £20k on a car if the nearest engineer was in Berlin. Margins for direct sales are better, but for a product like this you need a salesman.

In my mind they need a big agreement with a major player, until then I’m just a interested observer. Good luck to all holders.