Skinbiotherapeutics Share Discussion Threads

[min ping] 09/12/2024 15:42

wg grace

best investor alive ?

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 15:10

Hell, even i buy stock here. But that's just an A to B and offload, with the maker. Hopefully does not mind.

Thats a whole different game though

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 15:09

If you were all traders, id understand the thread. But investors? lol

[min ping] 09/12/2024 15:08

Asked if Suella Braverman would make the same move, Farage said: “She’ll make her own mind up as and when. We’ll have to see but we’ve seen one or two names coming across and I do suspect many more will follow.”

A poll last week put Reform UK ahead of Labour in a national survey for the first time. Across the nine most recent polls, Reform UK has an ­average of 20 per cent of the vote, up from 14 per cent in the general election. Labour is on 28 per cent, down from 34 per cent at the election, while the Tories’ vote share has risen by just two percentage points to 26 per cent.

Angela Rayner, the deputy prime minister, said she understood that people were angry as she faced questions about why Labour had slumped in the polls.

[min ping] 09/12/2024 15:08

no one still

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 15:08

But as you say, spin the coin

I guess after the first rise of SP, and back to single digit share price for more cash raises, CLN's etc and blag, the real punt is? A play for another rise that is intended for new offloading?

I get that. Really do.

However, a second 'blag to offload' phase never pays like the first one.

[min ping] 09/12/2024 15:07

still no one dude

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 15:05

Summary. Every launch, in raw data/financial terms, has devastated financials and cash flows

That's not a great start to April really

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 15:00

But they were 'all' supposed to be game-changers right?

Just like the secret one today lol

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 14:59

PBX, OPTI, SBTX

Lets ponder it this way

Forget the millions in losses prior to product launches. Aggregate all of their net earnings since a first product launch

A new launch is supposed to be exciting for market? Not a £1 today for a reason.

Now if you look closer at opti and sbtx financials since 1st product launches, re the raises, the acquisitions the se=ales of assets like opti and sbtx stock etc - strip it all away

Hasn't every launch being a massive failure, in every market, in every form?

Re since the launches, financials have nosedived once you take away all of those ?

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 14:55

Im failing to see how anyone is differentiating sbtx from all other fails.

It is not being made clear so i am just guessing - believe what they say? Even though they actually say nothing as it's classified?

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 14:53

Croda is not worth considering. If it was? Wouldn't it be £1 today? Market would have it there, if they saw any value in it

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 14:52

Im just asking you to point to the differentiator from all the other failures since AIM was incepted.

As you say, cant point to financials etc?

So point to what then? What makes it a buy?

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 14:50

They are crazy odds, no matter how mad a gambler

So what differentiates sbtx from the failure rate?

Certainly not balance sheets, cash flows and so on

What is it?

[pr100] 09/12/2024 14:48

Is the Croda deal real? Will SBTX start seeing revenues from Croda imminently? Are Croda lying about their own SBTX trials? Is Croda just messing around by seconding Dr Surinder Chahal to advise the SBTX Board?
Don't confuse Croda with some PT Barnum AIM chancer.
And stop fretting about how much SBTX will earn from the deal. The next reports and accounts will tell you how much.

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 14:46

Apply the 'simply believe' methodology to AIM since inception

See the results?

An adjusted R sq, of 98.87% re if you link up historic revenues and past things to 'be believed' that is the failure rate

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 14:44

Really what it boils down to, is that buyers are ignoring awful form and the facts within it. And believing in those with that form, despite no product, claim or forecast being printed

Simply believe?

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 14:42

'Pension funds don't invest in AIM minnows. It's a gamble. If we want more certainty we look elsewhere, to the FTSE, to balance sheets, to dividends, to profits.'

Ok so, acknowledged as a gamble, and certainly no point looking to anything that only highlights negativity, such as financials etc. Re no point looking to anywhere where there are facts, is what you seem to suggest?

So, lets not look at the facts then. Let's just consider the form

Anyone?

[min ping] 09/12/2024 14:39

no one listens to u rasputin

[pr100] 09/12/2024 14:38

For the foreseeable future, any return to shareholders of SBTX will be in the SP, not in dividends. Investors should want to see any profit reinvested in the business.

[pr100] 09/12/2024 14:33

Pension funds don't invest in AIM minnows. It's a gamble. If we want more certainty we look elsewhere, to the FTSE, to balance sheets, to dividends, to profits. But we eschew certainty for the possibility of a multi-bagger with a minnow which is gradually manoeuvring itself into position. If all the boxes were already ticked, the share price would be a multiple of today's price.

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 14:31

Are they still focussed on revenues here? Something which in itself, is not a return to a shareholder. How about expected net returns per share?

Not looking good is it

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 14:30

It all sounds great re a relationship with a big company blah blah

But OPTI has had 'relationships' with those having far more distribution channels etc

Surely worth a thought. Esp given they run SBTX, fully

Was often hard to evidence that but looking at OPTI's response to PBX you can safey assume it now. Esp when they seem happy with this dude here. Albeit, they made millions from him taking instructions so no surprise haha

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 14:27

It's staggering how many are trying to flee the ship at Croda in recent times. Isn't it? Lol

[putinaire] 09/12/2024 14:25

Usually in a board meeting at a place like Croda, that decision comes when they can't see future revenues/demand for all the plant production, suggesting it comes back anytime soon.