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The number of shares is immaterial. It's the % available that matters more, though experience suggests to me it doesn't necessarily mean much either.

JHFH - it's pretty dark grey here when I look up, and chilly too! But on HEMO, I think it's holding flat very well, one of the best performers on my horrifying watchlists this past couple of sessions. I see this as a positive sign for us here.

JHFH - you are right, but I might disagree on one point. Savvy traders may very well know what the pipeline and potential are while buying and selling many times while increasing a base investment holding. HEMO has offered that chance many times. I imagine a few active posters on this board do the same.

May is a ? still, but upbeat is a :)

But accept, this is Pharma, and timescales are long.

My take; I am not going to sell anything, only add, in regard to HEMO

GLA

When I say 'Next year - Very likely'

I mean - VERY LIKEY

If it is to work at all.

Enjoy the next 12 months! I'm adding wherever I can based upon other trades, as that's where I am at following the conversation on Thursday. Everyone makes their own choices.

Dhub, just to jump in....
This year, possible but not likely.
Next Year - Very likely.
Future years - fur sure!
Hope this helps.

Having just been in the discussion with VS and PR, I am reassured greatly, not that I particularly needed that. Kudos to Norman AS for asking a bunch of great questions. So, I will continue to add and hold where I can for the rest of the year.

Yes, of course, thank you to NutHazard too and I apologise for missing you out initially. I have read and appreciated many of your posts too, but as I don't spend much time on here or in going through messages it nearly always seems to be Dr.A's posts I see the most of. But both of you do an amazing job giving quality information and batting off lots of nonsense.
Hope everyone on here has a great Easter break.

Swazers, I'm ok with that. I am not ashamed to say I am not a trader and I cannot for the life of me read charts like you and the better amongst us can, though in any case I do not have the time to check in frequently. But I am an investor and I have bought in on the story which I believe will com true and that these single digit pence/share values will at some point be a distant past. In that case, what does it matter?
My holding is small at <100K shares so it's no bother really.

If there's one person that's kept me in the game with PHE it's Dr Anomaly. Thanks Bob Smith for all your superb updates and reassurances on this company; it is greatly appreciated and I am genuinely excited for the future, even though 2 years later I am still not (quite) breaking even :)

The notion of averaging down to get out earlier at a perceived profit on the whole is a fool's game. The only portion of your overall investment that is actually in profit, is anything you added below the price point at which you ultimately sell at. All the purchases you made at a higher price point will remain in debt.

NutHazard - that's what I thought too

Yep, he seems to have pretty much said this in interviews if I recall correctly.

Tbh, sitting here at 49% down, this question has crossed my mind. I expect it will, then rise into the low teens again, a bit above where it stabilished before Covid arrived.

Mr India - my strategy, keep a small watchlist of stocks with a tendency of random volatility on no news. You may find you need to focus volume, pay attention to (set alerts on) the price action, and assess MA/EMA, etc. My current picks for me to keep an eye on are HE1, BRH, NNN, NCYT. I'll go perhaps weeks with nothing and then all of a sudden something pops for no reason and people go mad on FOMO. I've learned I always need the stock to have a high volume though, else I risk being unable to sell on the way back down. It's risky as is any trading but I've got better and now have fewer losers and with smaller losses.
Develop your own strategy that works for you.
It's up to you to learn at least some basic technical analysis else you'll lose most times. There's loads of helpful resources out there for free, so perhaps spend some time researching it and actioning on it. It might make you less anxious about the share price action here.
My primary mission to to increase my HEMO holding, so I am very careful about my trades. Success in bagging a profit is definitely not 100% though for me, more like 60-70% and enough to nibble away at the CLN losses. I often miss opportunities as I have to focus on work, but missing an opportunity is much better than screwing it up.

If nothing else I'm trying to claw back losses from the CLN fiasco which I dutifully held throughout, and am now willing to trade a % of my HEMO holding to do that, but only where I am damn near certain of a return within a few hours.

Mr India - I think people sell mainly for two obvious reasons. Perhaps if their investments represent all of their savings, but people people need the cash now to purchase things in their life (car, house, building work, holiday, something to appease their Mrs who knows nothing about their HEMO losses until she is fed up with the Mr delaying purchases) then they have to sell.
Or, because they see opportunities elsewhere. Everyone is here to make money and so if money keeps not being made here when there are so many trades available why not take a few out for a punt. Like I did yesterday - sold some HEMO, traded HE1, re-purchased more HEMO than I sold.