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Lsesar,
Did you sell out when this spiked to 48p?
What happened to the 10 % down and 12% up and 100% rise on news posting?
Now you are finding fault with the long term holders. Learn from their mistakes you say. Judging by the content of your posting,all of the LTH here know considerably more than you do.
This board has been inundated with new posters over the past several years that have claimed to have been invested here years.
I care not whether you are long or short term investor. It us your perogative to buy and sell and as you wish. But l do get a tad peeved at people who knock other people's choice as to when they should have sold.
There is no factual evidence to indicate that you have been invested here more than a couple of months.
The long term holders on here do have a degree of respect on here for each other despite a few little disagreements.
As l say we all have our own strategy so try not to find fault.
Regards
Glenfidrich - it really doesn’t matter about your loose definitions of a “trader” or “investor” . The key thing is both are here to make money - plain and simple. I don’t think anyone here is on a philanthropic journey. What are you talking about “wetting the bed” and “just chill”. I have a significant sum invested and I’m not one of those white knuckle holders which many here profess to but I’m not a day trader either. For those who missed the opportunity of last massive rise - learn from your mistakes. The lth crowd in my view have a flawed strategy and demonstrated their investment failure by holding through a period of huge increase and now hoping and wishing for a similar rise.
Whilst I agree with the latter part of your post, I do disagree with the formative part of it.
An investor is simply someone that purchases something with the expectation or hope that it increases in value. Who receives the funds does not differentiate one between an investor or a trader. If you invest in wine, you don’t have to buy it from the maker. If you invest in old coins, they don’t have to come from the mint. If you buy an E-Type, you don’t have to buy it from Jaguar etc.
Technically you are only an investor if you buy shares in a placing or the wrap earlier this year. Any other buys, even if you hold for a long time is a trade. Your trade don't do anything for company. You can only utter the phrase, I pay the boards wages if you buy in a placing. Doesn't stop lots of posters saying it though.
Slam, I've been here for more than 10 year. I trade and hold. I've sold our completely twice. One time I bought back in within days. Even with recent buying im still just about on a free ride for 80k shares. I'm in my longest buy/hold period I ever done right now. I will keep buying until a pound.
I’m just happy to be able to get my average down, from 260 to 43p so far
I'm sorry but I have to ask this question.
What is there that stops you from being a Trader and a LTH in the same stock - doesn;t that give you the best of both worlds?
As a LTH you watch this stock on a daily basis - you know its "ins and its" outs. As a LTH you know the Company intimately and you understand the nature of its "ups and downs". As a LTH you believe in the COmpany and you believe in the long term rewards of holding the Stock.
But, why oh why, can;t you trade in it too. Sure - keep a core holding that will benefit from those long term rewards. BUT.... you also know so much about the company and the idiosyncracies of the AIM Market that you are some of the best minds to make even more money by trading the stock on top of your core holding.
But please stop whining about the difference between a trader and a LTH.
I don’t want to rain on your parade GlenFidrich however I beg to differ .The traders trading this down have made a lot more than any of us invested in the last couple of years. Other than banking a profit at Sar’s high point this has been a trader’s sure thing. We are all hoping it’s going to be good news and that we’ll get a lift soon .However saying we’ve seen it all before and holding steady well that’s a strategy that’s not made us money for sure. Trading, for those with the “he haws” to do it will have made a trader a fair bit of cash. I just don’t have the “he haws “to do it!
...we're back to the same old question - are you a trader, or an investor? The traders are, perhaps understandably, wetting the bed on every penny drop (on thin volume, by the way). Whatever meagre profits they're sitting on are gradually being eroded. My heart bleeds. The investors amongst us have, indeed, "seen it all before" and are holding steady (despite the obvious frustration, the market manipulation, the MM games - whatever). But why, Lsesar, if you've seen it all before, are you wetting the bed? Your posts suggest you're a trader, not an investor. If I'm wrong, then I suggest you chill. News is imminent and the patient will, hopefully, be rewarded. Although I could be wrong on that, too!! All best all.
Not all of the red trades are sells as we all know. Buyers want the shares cheaply so will always put in a low price. MMs obviously happy to oblige.
Just the way that it is
I don't agree. I'm very disappointed with the decline of the SP. It's always the same with Sareum.
In my opinion, I think it’s holding rather well.
Laz - I’m sure there will be traders who will buy in, just wonder if there will be the volume to push up. Despite us being in a great space with our compound and up to date positive signals from Tim, we just aren’t getting the momentum to break out. I know the evangelicals here will pour scorn on anything but dreamy comments but the reality currently is a near 20% drop in the last couple of weeks (still 300% above 10p buy in though) Interesting thing is apparently everyone is still buying and “topping up”. - Quick Look at trades and the sea of red says otherwise for today
Do you think traders will buy in early next week for a quick buck? Or even tomorrow?
Indeed the wait continues. My patience is holding out (barely) but I think the positive sentiment is beginning to wane and the mm will really go to work next week. We’ve all seen it here before being walked down.
Not missed anything as yet, I was away in Germany and watched the Serbia v England.
I agree with you potnak 1802 once/if 1801 is validated with low tox and potential to be best in class we would definately see more interest especially if 1802 indications are for cancer I wonder if there would be combo trials which seems to be the way forward
GLA
Hi Krusty, I have always wanted SAR to go for P2 on their own but the only option for funding would mean dillution for existing shareholders and personally I'm throwing any more large sums at this. I am still buying but it's only disposable income each month. I really do think the board need to step up and prove they can negotiate a deal for 1801. The business model is and has always been to licence at pre or early clinical stages. Thats where we are right now. Any pharma will know the cash runway is getting shorter so I don't think we are in a great negotiating position so upfront might be where we have to compromise. However, if 1801 is with a n other pharma then even a modest upfront of say £5 to £10 million will be enough to get 1802 ready for trials. That would, for me be an amazing deal. The biggie has always been 1802.
Well each day with no update provokes more small lot selling which gives MMs just the reason they need to lower the price
I would prefer not to receive good news when the share price has sunk into the 20s
(and no, this isnt any kind of deramp)
You're spot on Lsesar. One day all the talk of "the science" and the much expected positive RNS may happen hopefully we will have some cash left in here to benefit from it.
Bobbler - I’m conveying where I am with the whole rns release we are all waiting on - not de-ramping
This is one of your posts:
“If it spikes at £10 there will a lot of people with a serious spike in their blood pressure!”
Would this be considered a ramping attempt? Sure I told you before filter me, or if that’s not working just ignore me please.
Subtle de-ramping, pointless waste of time.
Another day - no rns, looks like more fantasy deals and science reading to fill the time, yawn, doubt we’ll get anything this week now. Continuing to hold.
Exactly and it's worth remembering that the average P1 licencing deal in our sector in 2023 was $50 Million approx and the average P2 licencing deal was over $300 Million. Source JP Morgan. Bring on that P1a Data Sareum and better still confirm a P2 trial and multi million pound licencing deal.....
Good luck, Brighty