Physiomics Share Discussion Threads

[iammrweald] 26/9/2023 07:07

Back on the meds Oaf?
What good news(in your opinion of course) are you expecting here?....in non rns patter if you could. Have you lost your bucket of juvenile emojis btw?

[gizmogizmo] 25/9/2023 21:48

Interims soon

[share14] 25/9/2023 18:00

Here's something that changed

"a significant and unanticipated reduction in demand from one large client this financial year"

They're expected to report lower revenues and therefore widening losses. Operating expenses last year were over 1.2 million and went up yoy in the last interims. Revenue expected to be in the 660k range. Not hard to do the maths on this one. I would put cash 500-600k for the upcoming results and expect on current trajectory to require a placing by Q2 next year. 125k new client does not stem the losses to any significant degree. IMHO.

[davevt] 25/9/2023 17:15

'Quite a few things have changed regarding news flow'.

No, nothing.

You had 3 existing customers and one new one.

You do realise a company is meant to have existing customers use them? You do realise companies are meant to try and get new customers?

None of that is even rns worthy.

[gizmogizmo] 25/9/2023 17:13

It will swing back up tomorrow IMO so I'll grab some first thing in the morning. GL ALL.

[7rademark] 25/9/2023 16:18

Good trading share. That's a 26% swing today.

[gizmogizmo] 25/9/2023 14:35

Buys will appear soon enough and up it will move (IMO of course). Usual games being played. GL ALL.

[gizmogizmo] 25/9/2023 14:26

Quite a few things have changed regarding news flow and plenty to hopefully look forward to this week. GL ALL.

[davevt] 25/9/2023 13:09

Every rns has brought the price down. Remember, the current price is still the same as a few weeks ago pre 1p placing.

Nothing has changed.

[gizmogizmo] 25/9/2023 12:56

Early days yet hopefully some good news this week to booster the price upwards. All we can do is wait. GL ALL.

[davevt] 25/9/2023 12:30

The cup has a crack in it

[7rademark] 25/9/2023 11:43

cup and handle on the chart should be interesting if it breaks out

[davevt] 25/9/2023 11:37

Well intoodeep has just shown he's worried 🤣

[intoodeep] 25/9/2023 10:53

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[share14] 25/9/2023 10:39

Using the 650k as a top end and 496k receivables, it's easy to see why they had to raise. A few missed payments and there becomes a serious cashflow problem. It's not a strong position to raise money from.

Given wage inflation, and general inflation, it's a huge risk as to whether they have been able to pass on these increases to the customers. As a loss making business they're not operating from a strong negotiating position on that one. They can't afford to lose customers.

I'd be very wary of the interims personally.

[intoodeep] 25/9/2023 10:35

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[share14] 25/9/2023 10:34

Last results put burn rate at 296kpa

Cash position was 498k in Dec 22. So on that burn rate this puts it at 498-(296/2) + 300k raise = 650k.

However, a company of this size with low fluctuating revenues, who knows what they've burned in the last 6 months? You would want to take that as a best case scenario given that revenues have been dwindling. If they've burned a lot of money that balance sheet is going to look very shaky indeed.

[intoodeep] 25/9/2023 10:25

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[share14] 25/9/2023 10:24

The last few sets of results have been poor, and the share price has fallen dramatically.

[intoodeep] 25/9/2023 10:19

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[intoodeep] 25/9/2023 10:12

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[intoodeep] 25/9/2023 10:05

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Using unrelated images or memes:

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Ignoring evidence or facts:

They won't acknowledge facts that contradict their point of view.

Using a dismissive tone to others:

They adopt a condescending or confrontational tone and dismiss any counter-arguments as a way to provoke the other party.

This list isn’t exhaustive. In general, if someone seems uninterested in a genuine, good-faith discussion, and is being provocative on purpose, then they are probably an internet troll.