Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Pingu - I've got myself over-excited too many times with Hemo (and other shares) where nothing much actually transpired. So for me, I continue to hold but will not expect much from tomorrow's podcast until I'm actually either hearing or reading something to be excited about.
So, I will agree with you and expect it will be a fairly dry clarification of where Hemo is at and the path it is taking to ultimate success, and relatively little impact on share price either way. I guess I'm very excited about the future here, else why would I invest, but not about any interim update/podcast until it's been released.
Nice to see Hemogenyx mentioned a few days ago as a key company progressing in this area. I often forget about this work as chat focuses on their other work. Hope this link works.
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/07/16/2264047/0/en/Aplastic-Anemia-Pipeline-Insight-2021-Emerging-Drugs-Key-Companies-Clinical-Trials-Updates.html
All I know is that we will find out soon enough what is happening. Really, all we know is what is in the RNSs/interviews, and everything else is speculation, biased or otherwise, which to me is a bit of a waste of everyone's time to argue about with certainty.
I've held for over a year and used to get swayed by what posters said they knew, often with some condescension to match their confidence, as well as news released officially. It goes without saying there has been some mismatch. And here I am, nursing losses between 55% and 81% across different accounts. I remain confident in HEMO so I am not selling (and add when I can) but now take the more realistic view that official announcements are more accurate and reliable *in general*, than what people think they know is happening.
Can be found here, if the link works:
https://total-market-solutions.com/2021/04/hemogenyx-pharmaceuticals/
Only6greens - I do agree with your sentiment but I would add the following - local authority planning officers are required, wherever possible, to require their adopted local plan policies are implemented, no matter how ridiculous, short-sighted or out of date these may be for an individual application. However, they are often overridden by elected members on the local authority's planning committee with even more ridiculous requirements, relaxations, or otherwise illogical or unsupported decision making. Also as lay people it is not always clear to see whether or the planning officer's report has been 'steered' by elected members.
In relation to HS2 - councils are (almost) utterly impotent on this as central government is mandating what is happening. HS2 planning applications and consultations are just tick-boxing - local councils and communities are being forced to accept what they're told. It's a sad state of affairs.