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Pump and dump yet the biggest shareholder is Gabriele Cerrone you absolute clown. Hes bought at these levels around Christmas or maybe that was the pump, yet he hasnt dumped
I guess opinions will vary depending on wether you where a holder pre covid or if you got sucked in on the way up.
Personally I’m sitting on the sidelines for now so I have no skin in the game.
But I see a board that maximised the opportunity of Covid to raise funds to future proof their pipeline for the next 2years.
They did this at far less dilution than would have occurred had this been normal trading situations.
If you got sucked in due to Accustem and covid hype unlucky but at least you will end up with a bunch of Accustem shares that may see you right in the future.
Bright future ahead for Tils but you have to be patient biotech is a slow game.
Depends when and why you entered. I am personally quite comfortable and happy to hold for a minimum of 18 months from this point. The recent spikes were driven on faith in pharma after covid. If you now hold a chunk of AccuStem and were in pre covid what is there to be unhappy about? Everything is about on track from 3 years ago and I expect the pipeline to continue regardless of deadlines missed. Again this is a personal opinion and not advice.
Most investors will have one eye on the pipeline and one on the BOD .This company doesn't seem to understand that you are what you RNS and in the case of this BOD you are half blind and that's why the share price is down? They repeatedly say the same waffle while not doing anything to achieve it in any sort of time frame, it's almost as if they are waiting for something or someone to buy into there own spin.
How can you trust this top table when they Don't stick to there own time table, but while the Pi's are out of pocket don't worry to much for this top table. They managed to raise 50mil by selling Aqustem and the price of that is ? well who the hell knows must be bad or we would be told via the prospectus pre IPO OH sorry what prospectus what IPO all I see is a bag of washers.
The only thing that comes to mind is pump and dump.
Communication not been stellar. Then again if they get a product to market and you're not in for a quick trade does it matter?
There is no doubt that the Accustem demerger has been an utter disgrace and they have been dishonest in how they have acted over the last few months. The share price under 80p is a shambles and with little or no support. They have royally effed up their shareholders.