Optibiotix Health Share Discussion Threads

[parob] 17/5/2017 12:00

Looking good here and SBTX!

[someuwin] 17/5/2017 11:56

Looking good.

[shrewdmole] 17/5/2017 11:55

judi,

tbh we will never really know for sure but full ask being paid again does bode well for some strength.

s

[parob] 17/5/2017 11:45

Intraday reversal - bodes very well!

[judijudi] 17/5/2017 11:38

Shrewd,
Thanks for clarifying
Though I think there has most definitely been a seller
If their finished time will tell

[parob] 17/5/2017 10:53

Back to green. Would be great to finish blue.Wouldn't surprise me to see a large buy reported later.Did anyone else notice there were no 50K chunks sold yesterday, which was unusual for a relatively high volume day - we seem to have had a seller for months offloading into any strength. Perhaps they have now stopped following the bullishness of yesterday's RNS and anticipated newsflow. Time will tell!

[bobdown2] 17/5/2017 10:38

Shrewmole.. Not much gets said about the late trades. It's been going on for weeks now and someone bought 35k reported at 17.30 yesterday.

[shrewdmole] 17/5/2017 10:37

judi,

basically if theres a lot of stock about the actual published prices tend to be way below ask.

even small buys were going through at almost full ask which suggested there wasn't an abundance of stock about.

since the last post note a couple of buys have pushed us back to level again so it would seem to vindicate that train of thought.

id say no overhang or known large seller is in the bqackground, maybe just a few taking a few pence profit from recent lows or a half hearted short.

sm

[judijudi] 17/5/2017 10:13

And an odd buyer
:)
:)

[judijudi] 17/5/2017 10:02

I don't understand your train of thought?The buy price is a tad less than 70p
imho we still have a substantial seller
bwtfdik

[shrewdmole] 17/5/2017 09:45

judi,

may well be a seller but maybe not, its noticeable how the buys are still going through very close to touch price whereas in the past there were buys around mid price.

they don't seem eager to let shares go cheap.

spreads opened a bit too so I could even be tempted to say they are actively trying to hold it back for someone.

could be wrong but telltale is the actual buy prices for even small amounts....

sm

[someuwin] 17/5/2017 09:28

O/T

I mentioned N4 Pharma last year on this board. It was part of ONZ then but now has its own listing LSE:N4P

Reminds me a lot of OPTI when it listed...

Both companies are set up by CEO's with a lot of pharma experience and who have set up similar comapnies before.

Both are exploiting alternative paths to getting new health products to market quickly and cheaply.

Both are operating a virtual company model by outsourcing all the heavy lifting.

Both are reducing risk by pursuing multiple end products.

Both are / were valued at around £6m at floatation.

...OPTI went on to 10 bag in the first 18 months. I see no reason why N4P can't do equally as well.

Well worth a bit of research imo.

[onedayrodders] 17/5/2017 09:24

There's no denying what, why and whoever is driving these 10k's is like having gout .. just when you think it's cleared up it appears again.

[judijudi] 17/5/2017 09:02

And another 10k

[siennadelekat21] 17/5/2017 08:57

Call it intuition or whatever, but I'm mildly sensing that Judi may not actually be fond of the 10k seller! ; )Sienna

[shrewdmole] 17/5/2017 08:41

will be interesting to have a bit of fun and guess what the next rns will be.

there will be an absolute news glut over the coming months as we have new partners announced, larger orders announced, new products launched, sugar update etc etc.

exciting times.

[owenmo] 17/5/2017 08:32

I suggest with due respect to valued contributors that the MM exchanges are overdone; how better off we'd be without them.

[slartybartfaster] 17/5/2017 08:25

Thought id join the fun at the risk of becoming elricos 41st username.

michaelmouse - 05 Oct 2016 - 14:50:12 - 883 of 1547 TRAKm8 Cutting edge Telematics & vehicle management - TRAK
r1singson - Sorry to hear that you've sold and crystallised your losses.

You said "we live and learn....". I fear your biggest lesson in investing may yet be to come.

The company is 50% cheaper than when you bought it. "In the short term the market is a voting machine, and in the long term it's a weighing machine".

I expect earnings this year will show high double digit growth, and a significant proportion of earnings are quality high margin recurring revenues.

The forward p/e for this year is around 10-12. Looks cheap to me, and I expect the turning point in the share price is quite close when the share price will resume an upward trajectory. This is not a "story" stock with nothing to support the price. It has real revenues, profits, cash-flows and dividends.

Concentrate on company fundamentals and use the share price as your friend and not your enemy I'd suggest.

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What can we learn from the above post? a number of things actually. Mickey mouse was wrong about the fundamentals, the p/e was wrong. I love this line, "In the short term the market is a voting machine, and in the long term it's a weighing machine".

why? because he creates an excuse for the substantial fall in the share price and suggests the long term will be different, while at the same time the market is actually waking up to the fact the company has been overvalued for a prolonged period of time. Moreover, when a company misses its own targets, has to restate the financials it can be very unforgiving.

[joyjoy13] 16/5/2017 22:14

Diamond
Unfortunately not on my trader account...I'm still in red but no worries, thanks for asking.
I bought at 80 , then in the 90's thinking great, get in before it hits £1.
Third tranch, 62 p. So managed to average down.

However, bought at 40 for my ISA , so I'm well happy.
I top sliced the ISA at 80 and that's what I used for the trader account.
So...thinking about it, a large chunk has already been a freebie.

I'm here long term so I'm confident both accounts with be my pension pot.

Must admit, that RNS, very inspiring...first time we've had SOH so bullish!

The futures looking really healthy.... money and health wise!
GL

[parob] 16/5/2017 20:38

Why not? Robbie Burns does and he's super successful.

I don't think we've heard SOH so bullish in an RNS and he's usually ultra-conservative.

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FWIW...

Optibiotix: Broadening triangle still promises 100p while above 60p

[owenmo] 16/5/2017 20:32

Hey guys I tried earlier (and many times before) to discourage engagement with Lord Haw-Haw - (alias MM) - even suggesting (to repeat myself) that I shouldn't be surprised that MM and MM, conceivably, although not incontrovertibly, are one and the same person. I think also, previously. I volunteered privileged information along the lines that it was natives of the West Of Ireland in Co. Mayo (make your way there someday - to Connemara and its surrounds)who gave the English language the term "boycott" - in deference to a campaign of isolation meted out to an absentee landlord (one Captain Boycott) in past times. You guys send miscreants to Coventry. Our man (MM) has a magnificent obsession - and we merely pander to it in responding to his "Germany Calling - Lord Haw-Haw" taunts. Not many of us heard those 1940s broadcasts, in fairness; in truth neither did I! But let's give this crank short shrift - even if he persists? Unless OPTI is headed for obliteration, he has nothing worthwhile to say, so why bother? Boycott? Coventry?