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Nasdaq could go up 10% over the next 12 months. Could also see a huge correction.
Sareum could 20 bag over the next 12 months. It might not. My money, along with many millions of pounds of PI money (I could probably name a couple of LTH’s who are already millionaires with paper profit) is on the tiny bio from Cambridge.
I’m sorry Mike, that’s a ridiculous comparison to make. The investments are totally different and one would have different goals to the other.
Yes my funds/trackers have had steadier gains than SAR, but am I looking for these to potentially be life changing, no. Sure, there’s significant risk with SAR, but that’s the point of having a portfolio with varied investments.
I back you up SteadyDanny. I have been a LTH following my Father's death a few years ago when I inherited a few. Did a bit of my own research but largely depended on the excellent posters on this BB to take me a little further. I read the BB but don't feel that my experience would add any real value. But i have enjoyed the last few days around patents. Thank SD and the other excellent posters.
danny,
Buy the Nasdaq-100 on 50% leverage in 2011 and you'd be up ~1000% as of this month
Buy Sareum with zero leverage (because volatile) in 2011 and you'd be up ~400%
Better returns, less volatility owning the index.
I don't pretend to be an expert on Sareum or the science, but I'm happy to challenge the regulars on their thinking - with the intention of generating interesting discussions, and yes I am invested quite heavily (for now).
Nail on the head Danny. 100% agree with your post.
We’ve seen so many attempts to disrupt this board already, from blatant trolling to casting doubt with ‘innocently’ asked questions. And today is no different.
It seems a few (not all) newer arrivals have read that some of us got in at sub 1p, and want the same. Never going to happen. Ever. It’ll be £1 before then.
Ok Danny, let's see if this backs you up or lets you down!
We bought our first lot of shares in Feb 2018 and then promptly watched them do next to nothing for over 4 years. We bought them because we used to get shares from our employer and thought we'd widen our portfolio and something about Sareum and it's medical research just appealed.
We currently only have around 7000 shares so frankly, some of these numbers on here incite jealousy but it's all relative. Right now I need to trade my car in and pick up something newer so in theory, I would like £1 to be where I can sell half. Ideally, we'll see £100 and then we can get a house with a pool!
But do you know what I would really like to happen? I would love it if Sareum developed a drug that can treat Leukaemia as that's something really close to home.
Ultimately though, I'm just like a giddy little kipper watching the sp go up and down all, the pleasure of working from home!
I’ll help to back you up here Danny! I’ve been holding since early ‘11 on the infamous 10 out of 10 mice days, one of my first share purchases. Since then I have added to my holding, but yet found myself heavily in the red for the majority of these years. Now in 6-figure profit, am I tempted to sell? No, because I’ve valued the research and input of those who add to this Board! I’ll be holding on until the end game is played out and it’s seems to be a great match!
Steady ... You have indeed hit the nail squarely on the head ... Sadly the Jonny come latelys cannot get to grips with that concept ... They are mostly in for a fast buck .... Bless 'em
Mike you are missing one key point. The lths invested early as they understood the potential of the many fundamentals that had a promising future, and are most likely to have an opinion on where they wish to sell tranches.
Naively you assume they just stumbled into investing some years ago into Sareum on a whim, but the price remained pretty much static for a considerable time. But they held. Could have shifted the funds elsewhere. But remained a holder.And some of them (ps if any lths that read this board but never post I'd greatly appreciate a back up here) may read your posts which tbh are slightly derogatory to investors here given the posting here that is informative and positive and backed up with sentiment.
You don't back any of your sentiment to challenge the science.
My point Mike. Do you consider yourself a better investor than the lths who when/if their decision to sell some at their price they may just start trading sareum and assist a market at their choosing.
You wrongly assume you know better. Bet they could trade you under the table.
Ahfam,
You've touched on the crux of the issue on public boards such as this. Those that got in sub 1p are going to have to eventually sell to other (newer) investors as the price rises and their portfolios becomes overweight Sareum. So you inevitably have a conflict between those with long term gains looking for an exit price (and therefore new investors to sell to at said price) and newer investors who have smaller gains and a different perspective.
Not an issue if the positive news flow continues indefinately and the share price doesn't overshoot on momentum, but 9 times out of 10 that isn't the case.
What our furry friends don't realise is that most have been watching and learning since sub 1p and are sitting on healthy profits with only less than half the journey gone.
Plenty of more upside and we haven't even had CTA and target indication for 1801, when that happens it will be quite exhilarating.
Up a couple of ladders earlier then down a big snake at the end try again tomoz
walts, I was referring to the fact that there was absolutely no sign of panicking sellers and therefore wh's comments were clearly designed to cause doubt! My own top up this morning went through as a sell!
To be fair colt, the trades are never right. You can easily see a bed and isa at 15.01 that's gone down as 2 x sells at £15k. Did the same when I did mine a few weeks ago. How many others are the same
The MMs tend to let the pendulum swing haphazzardly during the day (that's how they make money) but bring it back close to opening price by CoB - otherwise they queer thier own pitch for tomorrow. If they could push it up to 10% by CoB and there was no RNS on the next day, the sp would fall heavily, but to raise or lower by 1 or 2 % each day gives they another opportunity to rip us off tomorrow - this is where LTHs win out because they yend to hold for longer periods by refusing to play daily mind games.
Warthog4. Not the most lucid of comments doh
WH, probably one of the most stupid comments of the day. Are you not able to see the trades?
Warthog- I doubt it. Suspect there's been a little pumping and dumping going on. Just my opinion, obviously.
Gla
Down 5.5% last 20 minutes. Wonder if someone has had sight of the "Results"???
Pharma,
Without a rigerous debate you open yoursef up to been blindsided by tail risks.
" if this is rising in this way on pure anticipation! :) "
Uhhhhh, then the good news is getting priced in now, so less of a move up on a positive RNS?
Risk and reward the HNWI's will be aware of that you can be sure.
I am in agreement with the 1801 and 1802 entering and subsequent on licensing. Not give a monkeys what happens to SP in between. They are in it to win it so as to speak.
Best of luck to them and all of us here. Not that I think we need luck.
Regards
Jolli, I don't believe the HNWI's would be selling at this moment in time. If you read the RNS's for their subscriptions and warrants it looks very much like these chaps are bankrolling the ph1 of 1801 and 1802.
Besides being valued over £20m+ according to HNWI's they'll have advisors looking after their wealth and with so much potential here I very much doubt they would sell this early, after all these chaps have an benchmark generally to become ultra-HNWI's and don't generally invest in AIM unless they know they are going to get 30-50bag returns as they can get 5-10 bags investing in much safer stocks and alternative investments.
Jolifant. I'd say good luck to them if they did. We got a big cash injection and a big SP boost. Not something that usually happens with a placing.
If the majority of shares are in very firm hands than how do you explain the persistent large sells over the last few weeks? The HNWI who bought millions at 2.8p and 4.9p is perhaps cashing in nice profits?