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9/29 no reason for stock price to drop
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9/29 last hour for cheap shares
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I mean, this list of “cheap shares last call” goes on and on and on. It closed at .0405 on September 29th, meaning it’s down 36% since then. All I’m asking for is some realism to temper expectations, rather than outlandish statements based on nothing that create false expectations of overnight exponential growth. But by all means, if you have substance to back up what you say please share it. My expectations are .25 a share by 2023.
I’m learning all of this so any guidance is appreciated. When you say the $4m guidance is baked into the price, what calculations do you use to determine that? Is it a P/S ratio, or a P/E ratio, or some other formula? We can’t do P/E because we don’t have earnings per share established right?
But why? Do you think the OTC market doesn’t believe in the company? Are the possible revenues from the distributors, US, and U.K. Annihilyzer placements less than the company or other investors are making them out to be? I realize you don’t see it, I’m looking for your rationale in not believing it. I want to be a balanced consumer of information and consider all sides. Your commitment to not seeing it makes me want to ensure I’m not missing something I should be seeing.
I concur, and even though it’s been growing it’s not outrageous and there are good reasons (speculative, but 90% of what we talk about on here is for good or for bad) for that. I simply can’t formulate any good reasons why this isn’t on a positive trajectory. I’m not one of those rah-rah, it’s gonna explode, although there is an outside chance of that depending on if any concrete info is ever given about several potential variables. The unequivocal negativity about things, to me, simply isn’t based on anything in reality and can’t be justified.
Why do you believe it won’t see .05/.06 for even a day? I know the OS has been rising and is closing on 700 million now, but with the exponential increase in distributors, UK deal starting to show the traction it has been working on since early 2020, and the audited financials showing exponential year over year growth, what makes you think that doesn’t warrant .05?
Explain it to me like I’m five.
Good in cribbage too!
It did pop big time and stayed “here”, I and many others bought a ton of shares at .004 and now it’s steady at around .025 and has fluctuated higher on a regular basis over the past six months while the market flirts with an understanding of what this company will be doing in three years.
They created FIFTY JOBS to help roll out the Annihilyzer. FIFTY!!! I mean, come on people, look at the writing on the wall.
Yea those Q2 numbers that were exponentially higher year Over year “suck.” If that is the definition of sucking I hope Q3 sucks even more.
So “outstanding warrants” don’t count toward the threshold? Sorry for so many questions, I’m just trying to get smarter.
So they don’t have to raise the AS before? The company could have more outstanding warrants than they have shares available? That just doesn’t seem right.
If we have 681 million OS and 1 billion authorized, doesn’t that mean that some of those warrants have already been exercised? Otherwise, how exactly does that work?
He outright stated in the podcast from June they would consider equity financing, so I’m not rightly sure what’s unexpected here. I think the company is being run fine and am excited to see Q3 numbers.
That’s good to know, thank you, I was unaware of the TA update frequency. I’m excited about today’s news and would not consider this funding to be toxic, unlike some on here.
So the transfer agent isn’t required to update the share count in real time, they can sit and wait on that at their discretion? That doesn’t seem correct.
It was a joke.
We need to cross train someone on that abacus.
Audited financials show exponential YOY quarterly growth... calling it a scam is ridiculous. Disappointing? Yes, in some ways, and also depending on where you bought in at. This company may be falling short of shareholder expectations but it’s most definitely not a scam.
Why do you think that is? Is it strictly a matter of psychology and expectations? If it were truly just about numbers, PCTL would be higher than these other companies, right?
I’m still all the way in, haven’t sold a share, but in hindsight am kind of kicking myself for not doing so. I still believe this is a long hold and my definition of “long” seems to be getting a bit longer, unfortunately, and I am currently considering this to be an IRA play. If the Q3 results are late, after this being directly addressed by management, that’s gonna be a pretty big slap in the face.
It drives me crazy that every time we have a podcast Jolly calls the company “PC Limited.” That’s not even our name dude, c’mon. At least he gets the ticker symbol right.
I would agree that’s a part of it, for sure. It also remains a complex question.
I’m still early in my learning curve but I’ve read multiple places that chart reading is less helpful in the OTC for a variety of reasons, including this one you just noted. How much weight do you put on charts when trading on the OTC?
You nailed the primary fundamental issue, which is expectations. That is why playing stonks is equally an exercise in mass psychology as it is an exercise in statistics or math.
I’m happy for you... I’m maxxxgreen since July ‘19 and anticipate staying that way and growing the green even more barring something catastrophic occurring to the company. All signals point to great things for the months to come, if folks can display patience and allow natural growth to occur. I do agree that the company cools benefit greatly from some 21st century presentation skills though. Unsure what marketing looks like in terms of process or substance but that could probably use some young blood and fresher perspective also, not necessarily as a replacement but as a supplement.
Which is right out of the ol bum.
It could be 50% of 50,000, or 500,000, or 5 million. All of those are pulled from the same data source as 5,000.
The problem lies with people’s expectations. Everyone wanted to hear some outlandish statements like “we sold $90 million in machines last week” or some other impossibility. When the reality is a small company that is going on the right direction, people are inevitably let down. There is no issue with the company, IMO, it lies within people being more grounded in reality.
Fidelity has free trades on OTC too.
Times like these are when I’m glad to be a long term investor and not a day or swing trader. I get to sit back, relax, and watch the company grow. The only OTC stock in my Roth and I’m excited to see what it looks like in a decade.
I liked a lot of what I heard in the call but I don’t know if it’s possible to make a statement like this. There are over 200 individual “clinical commissioning groups” which are the conduit to services for different geographic areas and it’s impossible to know what companies each of these CCGs may or may not be working with. While the NHS is centralized at the top, it is about the polar opposite where the rubber meets the road on service provision.
The thirty minute waiting window begins... watching my email constantly to see if they PR first.
When/if a PR comes out will provide some insight into how much management understands the front facing working dynamics of a public company. It has been a learning curve in some regards for the past 14 months I have been here, and I fully admit I have never run a public company, but I’m hopeful the next 24 hours instills confidence in investors instead of head-shaking bewilderment or frustration.
A lot of their PRs drop in the middle of the day. Maybe we don’t see one but I don’t discount the possibility just because we didn’t see one pre/at open.
It would be great to see a 4pm PR loaded with substance before the 4:30 CC.
That’s like wishing for the sun to not sink below the horizon tonight. Folks trade their own plan, if they made 30% and wanna dip out it’s hard to blame them given how this has traded the past few months. I’m not flipping anything and am looking years down the road here but many folks take a shorter (sometimes muuuccchhhh shorter) outlook.
I do!!
Lol so they’re gonna cancel it eh? What a ridiculous assertion that is. Based on what?
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