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PYC Physiomics Plc

1.55
0.20 (14.81%)
23 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Physiomics Plc LSE:PYC London Ordinary Share GB00BDR6W943 ORD 0.4P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.20 14.81% 1.55 1.50 1.60 1.60 1.35 1.35 1,807,615 10:24:35
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Pharmaceutical Preparations 597k -477k -0.0035 -4.43 2.1M
Physiomics Plc is listed in the Pharmaceutical Preparations sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PYC. The last closing price for Physiomics was 1.35p. Over the last year, Physiomics shares have traded in a share price range of 0.925p to 3.15p.

Physiomics currently has 135,472,478 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Physiomics is £2.10 million. Physiomics has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -4.43.

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16/7/2018
15:11
Ftse companies a bit boring but you are not getting raped or rinsed.

Recently sold out on centrica at 159p having bought at 131p. Made a decent 25% in few months.

Will add in FRES if it touches 900p.

Good opportunities in ftse.

spacedust
16/7/2018
15:07
Once I've lost all my money invested in dogs like pyc that's me done with aim. Only have this and sar as dogs. I have 2 others in the aim market but they have profits and pay dividends. They don't rely on placing. One is AIR.

I don't class them in the same light as PYC. After these it's all known ftse companies. Currently I'm taking position in FRES.

spacedust
16/7/2018
13:49
Fair point, sums up it nicely again
margic
16/7/2018
13:44
PWHITE ...hello sir im back with 36k i just want thank you for your informative leson,after 7 months not trading i rebooted my brain from greed,and i relise now tgat i will be trading against other traders rampers and derampers groups,i call my self 10/15%ter it will take long time to recover the money i lost,i wont be touching pyc snd pcge nor 80% of aim shares again thank you
bellesimo1
14/7/2018
11:17
Margic - "The only emotion I really have attached to PYC is that I do believe this bod will be different"

They are different and I have said so many times. This is a team of professionally qualified medics. They would not do or say anything to undermine the company or themselves. This lot are not your typical AIM shysters. They can be trusted.

Where we differ is that you see PYC as a corporate concern I do not. The company is technically a research laboratory for Oxford University. As such they will never ever be in a position to bring about financial returns to Joe Mug PI. They are a not-for-profit organisation who's main concern is facilitating a cure for cancer. Good moral ethics but in order to operate they need funding. The AIM provides the type of funding they need without having to pay back vast sums of money plus interest.

pwhite73
14/7/2018
09:22
More than one consolidation is a rarity and if its changed its name then it is effectively a different company.

But I'm glad you've seen the perils of averaging down. Pouring money into these AIM companies is the reason why they can dilute they can't do it otherwise.

The most efficient run companies are those that have no business but just raise capital from investors. However under UK law these companies are called frauds or Ponzi schemes. The AIM is the only place where directors can behave like this without feeling the long arm of the law.

pwhite73
14/7/2018
09:13
Pwhite i know at least one company that has consoldated at least 3 or 4 times. Mind you they changed the name of the company 3 or 4 times as well.

Either way they will rinse and repeat. I used to defend these companies and kept averaging down. But I can clearly see for what they are even though I have a position here and am not emotionally attached.

spacedust
13/7/2018
23:41
bellesimo1 is correct about suspension. Consolidating and diluting again sets off alarm bells with the regulators. Today AIM companies normally only get one chance to consolidate unless their is a compelling case for a second consolidation. In most cases nomads do not entertain a second consolidation. If an AIM company can't raise anymore stock by fleecing mug PIs it puts out an announcement along the lines of "lack of liquidated and shareholders would best be served as a private concern".

An alternative is to move to the NEX as a last ditch attempt. This is why PCGE announced its dual listing. It claimed it wanted to create greater liquidity but the real reason is the NEX listing is a fallback against the potential threat of being kicked off the AIM.

pwhite73
13/7/2018
21:57
Spacdust...we never learn don’t we?
bellesimo1
13/7/2018
21:37
Bellesimo I agree and disagree.

Agree - about so 3p then 2p.

Disagree about suspension. Pyc is a successful milking cow machine so what they will do is once they have placed even more shares at 2p 1p 0.5p and so on the shares in issue will be in the billions. Then they consolidate 100-1 and alas we will once again have 60m shares in issue only.

THIS IS WHAT I MEAN BY RINSE RAPE DESTROY REPEAT FOR DECADES

Previous to last consolidation pyc shares were almost 2bn shares in issue.
The real number of shares in issue are now around 3bn. And the real share price is 0.0004p and not 4p (0.04p)

spacedust
13/7/2018
19:03
football - Thanks for the offer but PYC shareholders are due to end up with 5 free coins anyway.
pwhite73
13/7/2018
18:54
5 free coins new today one click
football
13/7/2018
18:54
I think afpo style 3p 2p suspended then vanished with Chris cleaverly
bellesimo1
13/7/2018
18:14
.....and this is why I said in a previous post the MM throw in a bit of blue now and then to keep the dream alive. Mug PIs need to see blue just the once and two years worth of continual falls is all forgiven. Today's 6% rise has vanished why?. There is a 231k sell for 3.82p. It ain't PIs dumping £8k worth of shares at that useless price. The company issued 13 million shares on 31/05/2018. That is an increase of 22% of the number of shares in circulation. There has been no holdings announcement why? Because all the stock is with thick mug Joe PI.

The markets short on the forward selling of discounted shares. This is a criminal offence because it is tantamount to insider trading.

pwhite73
13/7/2018
18:10
Loads of people mugged in today by that fake rise. Next week so decline sharply
spacedust
13/7/2018
14:17
And 7 wks ago it was 6.25p. Was it not interesting then? But now if it goes from 4p to 6p it would as if we have hit the jackpot.
spacedust
13/7/2018
14:15
It was 4.9p 3 wks ago
spacedust
13/7/2018
13:09
It will at 5.25p not sure it does yet!
margic
13/7/2018
12:39
Looking interesting here.
someuwin
13/7/2018
10:41
Only a very small number if aim shares actually make money and profits. Look at TLY revenue gone from 4m to 42m in 6months. These types of aim companies can grow and grow if successful.

Likes of pyc and sar is a milking cow machine run by Cunningham et al and PIs like me allow them to destroy us with devastating effects.

spacedust
13/7/2018
10:36
Yes but PCGE is operating on two fronts. Forward selling discounted shares and it has the Riverfort death spiral finance still in place.
pwhite73
13/7/2018
10:12
Pwhite ...you saying same situation as pcge?
bellesimo1
13/7/2018
09:06
Almost every single aim share falls below their placing price. Until the next placing and then the share price falls below that placing price.

Drip drip destroy rinse rape, repeat for decades

spacedust
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