Myhealthchecked Share Discussion Threads

[spacedust] 12/9/2023 14:16

Something abnormal or should I say completely normal

[tia01] 12/9/2023 13:43

Spacedust it’s crazy

Looking at the money MHC has and it’s financially sound you would expect it to flourish but not MHC.
Sat at nearly all time lows.

What’s really going on at MHC!!!!

[spacedust] 12/9/2023 11:28

Pyc on a measley 125k contract with zero profits just going up non stop for no reason.

Atom going up because they'll soon have half a billion in debt.

[spacedust] 12/9/2023 10:47

Look at Atome Energy. ATOM Gone up 30% they have no revenue just debts and will need 500m debt to make any sort of revenue in 2026.

[spacedust] 12/9/2023 08:23

Agree its good news for mhc. But share price seems to never react to good news on this share

[delboy99] 11/9/2023 21:41

Excellent link to daily express
Very recent MHC mentioned
Got to be good press together with COVID
We must be at the bottom

[tia01] 11/9/2023 19:44

hxxps://news.sky.com/story/amp/should-we-be-worried-about-the-new-covid-variant-12959229

Worth a listen.
Could be good news for MHC revenue!
What do others think?.

[tia01] 11/9/2023 16:27

Covid tests in Boots selling by seconds and minutes and people watching virtually doubled so my guess is the news flow of increasing Covid numbers is causing a few worries. I think the board at MHC are a few of the only people grateful for Covid. Lol

[tia01] 10/9/2023 22:14

Spacedust
hxxps://investors.myhealthchecked.com/corporate-news/archive/2022/210922

My interpretation of this believes me to think we are supplying both Lloyds and Boots and Amazon with LFTs.
Reasonable to expect a tick in sales over the past few months. Both on line and stores selling the products could bring in great revenue. Even 25pks selling well on Boots website.
This revenue is and always unpredictable but whilst covid is rising and the weather is getting colder we could see it increasing and that keeps revenue flowing. I’ll take that and anything that brings in huge revenues whilst we have the chance and opportunity to grow new revenue streams is a bonus.
My belief is boots has over 2000 stores and Lloyds over 600.
I’d still like to see more stores added and hoping for a positive surprise on the 19th.

[tia01] 10/9/2023 21:03

Spacedust
In MHC you have self funded company with no debt and actually profitable.
Turnover is in the millions even with a decrease from highs and a valuation of around 5m. At last update 5m cash in the bank.
Since then demand for Covid products increased significantly which isn’t factored in.
A company like GDR which has Had some success developing machines and getting licenses for its products made £20,000 at last accounts!. Had to raise funds and loss making to the tune of millions.
Valuation over 12m!
Spacedust I hear your view but all of Aim is a gamble but my money would be on a company that don’t need dilution and fund raising at ridiculously high interest rates. Over 20 products currently on sale.
My money is on Penny getting it right.
I wonder how many male CEOs would be proud to be debt free.
I have to wonder if the stock market is a male dominated organisation lol

[spacedust] 10/9/2023 20:43

Only a pump and dump is the only hope I'm afraid

[tia01] 10/9/2023 12:35

When you listen to people who have suffered and still suffer the effects of long Covid you realise why testing is important.

The government won’t give away free ones so people have to pay for them. That said it’s a small price to pay to protect the people you care about.
Whether MHC,GDR or the like NCYT the government should do more to ensure the UK leads the way in protection and detection of the current and new viruses.

[tia01] 08/9/2023 21:53

Spacedust
Love your opinion.
MHC will rise again

[spacedust] 08/9/2023 20:09

Nuts . Mhc is hated. Period. They could make billions share price will be in the gutters

[tia01] 08/9/2023 17:54

hxxps://news.sky.com/story/amp/covid-outbreak-in-care-home-sparks-28-cases-of-new-variant-12957238

Impossible to ignore the extra revenue this will bring in. Sale on Amazon site gone from 1-2k per month selling to 60k today. That’s a lot of extra revenue. I forgot the 2000 boots stores and online sales. Sorry but we have to be grateful for the revenue as it all helps the balance sheet remain strong.
Plus kids just gone back so one would expect a rise naturally.
I hope Penny takes full advantage of the revenue boost

[tia01] 07/9/2023 08:24

Imagine if the government dropped interest rates by a quarter the stock market and housing sector like Taylor wimpy shares would rocket even though they’ve had 15 quarter rises!
If MHC announces a surprise in Covid revenue because of a new variant the markets will dismiss it many says despite specialist stating it needs more testing needs monitoring.
The point being it’s about humans ability to dismiss what they choose and accept what they wish.
Likewise a company like MHC,no debt and profit making will get dismissed because they choose to do so

[tia01] 06/9/2023 17:06

Spacedust
Exactly
Markets a absolute lottery ticket

[spacedust] 06/9/2023 12:46

Tly 8p now. Divi paying profit making company winning 100s of millions worth of contracts. Cash in bank debt free company

[tia01] 06/9/2023 10:08

Spacedust
200% exactly and makes what profits!.
On that basis alone MHC and TLY are grossly undervalued but the markets see things how they wish. MHC probably won’t do a lot until positive clarification and support from the board. Then it could easily jump hugely as well as fall.
No one knows but many investors a higher entry levels all but given up!

[spacedust] 06/9/2023 09:32

But market sees pyc measley 125k contract and share price jumps 200%

[tia01] 06/9/2023 09:31

So when Elon Musk launched into space and US government gave him a billion it projected him into another level.
So Tesla is born but guess what he constantly discounting and making peanuts compared to his company valuation.
My point being MHC has developed from a £35,000 pregnancy company to where it is today and in healthy place with no handouts.
We can judge Covid revenue how we want but it’s revenue that allows it to develop and expand without diluting shareholders. It’s also defies sceptical people who constantly say it’s temporary. It’s been 3 years and still today we’re selling rapidly. Seems more than short term to me.
An ice cream man makes his money in the summer but imagine if he reinvested his money to sell mobile coffees in the winter!.
Now imagine MHC reinvesting the revenue to grow the business and diversify we could easily see a huge re evaluation. Also remember yourgene have been acquired by NCYT so it’s also feasible to see why a company would want a company like MHC especially given it actually makes cash and has foothold in a major pharmacy which could fit there strategy. How long before NCYT launch on the shelf vaccines we can pay for!
Not that long I guess.
Anyway it’s a tough call to understand these markets and how they chose to value a company. As many said yesterday PYC flys on £150,000! Contract.
One day hopefully for share holders MHC has its day because it’s a true start up success in a time of economic living crisis and epidemic fuelled inflationary crises that has changed the way we look after our health. Not to mention a huge NHS crisis

[control1] 06/9/2023 09:02

Maybe, but "the market" sees it as short term revenue at best and discounts it. MHC could be making 100m a year revenue from COVID tests, it wouldn't matter. It does however keep us going for another year or 2 which will enable the new products to bed in (still needs some kind of dynamic ad campaign though)