Myhealthchecked Share Discussion Threads

[tia01] 25/1/2023 08:34

Spacedust
Look at the fall in Tly. Crazy stuff. Mhc need and update to create reassurance things are on track

[spacedust] 23/1/2023 18:45

I'd settle fir divi if share price is static at 1.5p.

Only hope of breaking even is a pump and dump. We need a meteoric rise for no reason to 6p

[spacedust] 23/1/2023 18:44

spacedust16 Dec '22 - 13:23 - 8269 of 8351

Rns will not be issued for no reason. Just a guess.

[tia01] 20/1/2023 07:39

I would advise you to look at the 5m in July not in the previous figures. Stop panicking. Cash in the and generating revenues. New contract with retailers expected and new product lines.
Pure cash and no debt in today’s world!!!!
A winner in my books.

[pavey ark] 19/1/2023 22:53

"Surprised how much they’ve fallen. Just a thought."

There were NO reviews published for December .....I doubt if NO kits were bought or tests carried out in December.....perhaps just not put on the site.

Plenty of activity in November and so far in January.

The trust pilot score is very good and the customer care (vital for this sort of product)looked to be excellent.

[sportboyslima] 19/1/2023 20:52

Worth checking the rate of reviews (and type) on trust pilot if investing here. Surprised how much they've fallen. Just a thought.

[tia01] 18/1/2023 19:14

British bulls alerting to a bull run.
Maybe it’s just me but I see a positive signal soon and recent falls was a perfect buying opportunity but the spread didn’t help but that’s narrowed

[tia01] 18/1/2023 19:11

I think Zak Mirs prediction today of bullish divergence and a run up to 2p is plausible

[spacedust] 18/1/2023 16:42

They must do something with the millions of spare cash we've got in our coffers sitting there doing nothing. Must be divi PERIOD

[mcguines] 18/1/2023 14:17

You can all be rest assured that neither buybacks nor dividends will happen until GreedyPenny has amassed a large holding...

[control1] 18/1/2023 14:02

To clarify, what happened today was a CANCELLATION of the shares with no tangible valueAgree that this opens the door for future but back but equally, it also does the to same for potential distribution of funds (Divi)Suspect we might get a bit of both...

[encarter] 18/1/2023 13:53

I disagree."The purpose of the Capital Reduction is to create distributable reserves. In addition, the Board proposes to seek authority from Shareholders for the Company to make market purchases of its own Ordinary Shares when it is appropriate to do so."

[control1] 18/1/2023 13:37

It's NOT a share buy backRead the 18th November 22 RNS again, very carefully and the penny might drop....

[pavey ark] 18/1/2023 09:41

Ah !!...."this time next year Rodney"

Given everything that has been said since September I suspect that the upcoming update will be very good.

Even at 2p there could be 50% cash and a considerable increase in t/o.

Today's announcement clears the way for the cash to be used for dividends or share buybacks.

2p is a 30% increase from today's price.

[spacedust] 18/1/2023 08:37

Hopefully this rns alone can fire the share price to 6p

[tia01] 16/1/2023 18:47

I also took 1k at 1.4p. Just feels like it’s ready to surprise to the upside. Also info due on the contracts

[pavey ark] 16/1/2023 09:41

Couldn't resist a few more this morning as mms are currently selling at 1.4p.

Had a look at the figures and I get the half year net cash at £6m with a quick ratio of 2.1.

I expect net cash of c. £7m at 2022 year end and t/o of c.£20m.

Given the current problems with the NHS it does seem an opportune time to launch their home testing range but given a current EV of £4m and Covid still with us any risk looks slight.

[mr macgregor] 13/1/2023 16:48

Symptoms are mild for the majority but there are still thousands dying with covid every day. It doesn't seem like it, but that's because it's no longer considered newsworthy, and if it's not in their face, folk don't tend to give a toss.

[encarter] 13/1/2023 08:06

It makes no difference what I want. If only it did, the world would be a better place. Kraken is highly transmissible but symptoms are mild. No lock down but lock down wasn't misery for many. They enjoyed furlough and working from home. Plenty would choose a return to that but they have no control over the virus either. Loads more testing though. If I were you I would do some research before posting stupid comments.

[kcowe] 13/1/2023 07:39

Is that what you want ... Massive transition lockdown and misery ..

[encarter] 13/1/2023 07:34

I agree. New products look pointless to me. Better to stick with covid tests and pay a nice divi. The Kraken is coming. Massive transmission. No one will avoid it.

[birdie12] 12/1/2023 19:15

The problem here is the new wellness products.They won't sell very well imo.All they have atm is very small margin lft. Market has no confidence in the new stuff and the radio silence just adds to the problems imo.

[tia01] 10/1/2023 20:03

When loads of people pulled into MHC years ado and it went up to 7p did anyone believe Covid would be around forever or even this long. No!. Now we have an established company run prudently and the board have delivered and executed their strategy perfectly. They have new products, continuing revenue and more products in the pipeline not to mention the cash to see new products come on stream. Possible new revenue streams with commercial contracts and I expect an announcement soon regards boots and Lloyds etc stocking new products. I’m confident it’s moving in the right direction but these markets are brutal but the can also reverse at speed. If your long term then these are great buying opportunities

[pavey ark] 10/1/2023 11:53

The main problem here is/was the "this time next year Rodney" posts.
The "boom" in covid testing may be over but the remaining test kit requirements is still a valuable source of revenue to MHC......especially when viewed against such a low EV.

I have very little knowledge of the scale or pace of the new products but it is only fairly recently they got to Amazon and the market does look fairly crowded.

I doubt if anyone could take the figures to date as a clear indication of success or failure.

My guess is that a retailer with an in-store pharmacist is most likely to give a purchaser most confidence.

I like the idea of these tests as people take more responsibility for, and interest in, their own health.
I also like the idea that you then take the test results to your GP and you can then progress things from there.

An update due in the next few weeks and it should bring positive news.