Physiomics Share Discussion Threads

[bmwman3] 28/9/2023 07:31

Clueless as ever true to form

[terminator101] 28/9/2023 07:28

The operating loss increased 60% to £573,733 (2022: £359,114)

The loss after taxation increased 89% to £477,257 (2022: £253,138)

Oh dear. Seems that the useless board who have never made a single penny of profit in over 20 years have excelled themselves.

Will the gerbils wake up?

Nice to see rusty Old Ford fiesta man ramping this lifestyle pish. It’s a sure fire indication that it’s a pile of lifestyle pish.

[bmwman3] 28/9/2023 07:21

The Company is looking forward to a successful financial year 2024 during which it aims to achieve a new best ever level of total income, generated from its current core business and emerging biostatistics consulting offering.

[davevt] 27/9/2023 23:24

7rademark, they do it every year.

Here is a 2021 one at AACR



Ironically, one of the 2021 posters is the same one from 2019 about the mythical 'dosing tool' 🤣

[davevt] 27/9/2023 23:22

Like, surely they would have emailed a pdf of their poster to every company they know of first...sounds a lot easier and more direct. Or does everyone have to attend a conference to find out you exist? 🤣

[share14] 27/9/2023 17:01

Reminds me of when I was a postdoc Dave, a lovely outing for a few academics I'm sure.

Haven't attended one since starting a business.

[7rademark] 27/9/2023 16:12

4 years ago

[davevt] 27/9/2023 16:02

Hold up everyone, they have tweeted they are presenting a *poster* at a conference..

Not an interactive display, or advanced graphics, a poster...like they do every year 🤣

[davevt] 27/9/2023 14:00

'. Make no mistake pyc jumped 100% on a 150k contract so imagine what it will do when a multi million contract lands.'

Not strictly true...only a few weeks ago the price was mid 2 and we had a 1p placing...so all it did was bring the price back right to where it was.

If you think contracts this company gets raises the share price, you're in for a rude awakening.

And pyc can't, or ever have ' multi million contract'...pyc dictate the price, and they charge around 35k for a pre clinical model and around 120 for a clinical model...because it takes so much longer.

So the only way you could have a 'million' contract, is if by sheer chance, a drug company has 30 new drugs, all at the same time, for pyc to dose predict....ignoring the fact pyc only can work on about 4 to 5 projects a year.

[share14] 27/9/2023 13:38

People have been imagining that for years. Imagine it went from 7 to 1p, bounced a bit then they ran out of money a few months later and couldn't raise any more. We can all imagine things.

[7rademark] 27/9/2023 13:08

Agree. Make no mistake pyc jumped 100% on a 150k contract so imagine what it will do when a multi million contract lands.

[ibstar] 27/9/2023 12:52

Peter will work closely with myself and my senior management team to set and drive forwards the Company's key business priorities and I look forward to him making a significant positive impact."This guy is clearly on board to make some big changes. Dont be fooled by MM games. PYC will come good soon.

[share14] 27/9/2023 12:42

Agree Dave, they are mostly a consultancy who don't focus their time on product development. It's not easy for a company to do both.

They would be better off dumping their loss making clients and raising to fund a product.

At the moment they're just trying to survive and have no direction. It's just a load of hot air on lse. On their revenue they should have about 6-7 people working for the company, but they're running at 1.2+million operating costs without a high margin resellable product. It's a black box of which the outcome is anyone's guess which is never good.

[davevt] 27/9/2023 12:35

Why does Laura keep talking about the dosing tool as if it's finished / working / a used product.

Pyc still haven't finished making this 'tool', and this has been going on since the beginning of 2020, nearly 4 years now.

Think people should realise this 'tool' is a bit of a blag..

[7rademark] 27/9/2023 12:29

Didn't reach its double top. Watching carefully to buy as it may be creating a higher low.

[parob] 27/9/2023 11:01

Potential double top playing out on the chart here but could be wrong.Still some cash moving into APTA which is fully funded for 18 months+ and is in an uptrend. And moving up again.

[davevt] 26/9/2023 23:00

I see Laura is now getting confused over terms. She is posting stuff about 'precision' medicine...linking to an article about a a precision blood test that can detect cancer.

This has absolutely nothing to do with pyc, or is even anything to do with what pyc does. For the 9 millionth time, all pyc does is try and work out the best dose of a cancer drug to give patients in drug trials.

[7rademark] 26/9/2023 14:28

Another 18% trading swing today.

[jack4691] 26/9/2023 13:04

"It will swing back up tomorrow IMO so I'll grab some first thing in the morning. GL ALL." !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Olde Farte has been 'grabbing some' over on UKOG and also ramping it for last 5+ years to no avail! Soon the fraud will be claiming he has inside information like he has done over on UKOG! JUST A WARNING!

[moneymachine2] 26/9/2023 12:58

Don't waste time here.

[moneymachine2] 26/9/2023 12:57

Get some APTA.

[share14] 26/9/2023 12:21

He doesn't get that I can see right through his bs.

It costs money to send people to conferences, they even acknowledged that their costs had gone up because of this. You would think they'd reign it in.

[davevt] 26/9/2023 12:14

NEWuncle

' 10:47
Sad, very sad person who wants to knock a company at every opportunity that's working to help improve cancer treatments, he should think on that 1 in 3 adults are likely to be affected by cancer at some point in their lives.'

I fail to see how commenting on the fundamentals of a company and if it's financially viable to invest in has any bearing on what it actually does.

a company can have all the best intentions in the world...that has no relation to if it's financially viable.

Last time I checked, cheerleading a company you own shares in doesn't magically create new customers..

[moneymachine2] 26/9/2023 11:06

Surprised this is still up.