The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Nice to see they will take 10m shares off me at 28.33 (bid 28) without going to NT.
Crazy to sell until updates reveal where this company is going with this concept.
Its easily worth IPO price of around 0.006, with a couple of bug contracts with reputable financial institutions, its easily worth 0.012-0.015
Screaming Buy and hold below 0.004
What an absolute waste of a website.
They’ve had 3 years to sort themselves out, in the meantime neglecting the only revenue stream they have, ADVFN and iHub.
Over many years they have neglecting these sites slowly losing paying subscribers.
The websites and phone apps are a disgrace considering the revenue generated.
OBC and AFN will disappear as the money and subscribers dry up.
Clem is surviving off a product he is allowing to slowly die.
Closer to 3p for me in anticipation of news Monday.
Lots of FOMO in biotech sector.
A bit of research puts HEMO down as a possible player in Covid therapy with TNF. Yesterday’s volume may be an indication they’re getting involved at a greater level than the J&J link.
The Tuesday-Thursday battering so MMs can stock up had been eisier on the investor this week.
The Friday rally into the weekend may even start tomorrow.
Even with no news I expect 2 blue days of 10-15%.
With news, expect highs to b tested and new support level around £1.90
I've traded up to a total of 55,000 on a free ride.
Synairgen (SYN)
Some may accuse me of a blatant ramp.
Others will thank me in a week or two.
Just do 30mins if homework on this company and decide for yourself.
Volume since 13th Jan is very telling. It hasn’t had a mention anywhere yet it has made it onto just a handful of investors watchlists.
Stay in NCYT but find more than one stock which will benefit from this awful we find ourselves in.
Looking at a realistic mcap of £150m-£180m if NCYT get a couple of weeks of positive updates/approvals/order updates.
This is only valid If the COVID-19 newsflow continues to point towards a long term pandemic.
Gives a realistic SP around £2.50-£3.00
Listening to interview again.
He has been well coached.
When he said "the chinese authorities are quite desperate" - and then quickly adds "as I understand it", he is obviously trying not to reveal the extent of chinese demand/enquiries.
So what was it about the CEO's interview which caused the 14:30 - 16:30 sell off?
Any thoughts?
1,410 posts so far today and nothing worth reading. Just the usual boxing match between for and against.
Graham Mullis was in a very awkward situation being interviewed live. He has to be sooooo careful not to say anything which could be seen as market sensitive. Its no wonder he looked like a startled deer in the headlights. But what was it poeple read into his interview which caused the drop.
Traders hoping for a more positive update? He can't mention specifics in a ive interview.
Revised quote/sales figures? he will have been advised not to give those out.
Just hope hey have some crazy sales figures due and FDA & CFDA approvals tomorrow or Monday.
Have a fast track in cases of emergency and takes about a week or so.
I don’t get it. An interview with the CEO live on CNN and the SP tanks.
He is going to be feeling very responsible for this afternoons sell off.
I expect him to be trying to turn the SPs fortunes around with an update.
Forget U.S. FDA it’s the CFDA I’m more interested in.
If they pick up that accreditation in the next week or so (and they’ve been working on it for over a week) todays closing price will be the steal of 2020
If the last 2 weeks are anything to go by, without news or rumour, tomorrow will be another red day.
Two consecutive days for MM book balancing. Fridays have seen PIs and IIs loading up for potential news over the weekend/Monday.
Don’t panic if we see red tomorrow and possibly Thursday.
Without news your looking at £2 by Friday again.
All bets are off with FDA update.
What are the NHS playing at!!!
There are tests on the market which can give accurate results in hours yet I have a mate who has travelled back from Singapore 10 days ago and now has a stinking cold.
Worried, relatives told him to get tested. Went through quite a scary ordeal at the local NHS hospital in a portacabin in the car park to be tested by medical staff in all the hazard hear to be told he won’t get the result until this Wednesday coming. 6 days!!!!!
I just don’t get it. We’re on the verge of a pandemic and hospitals are taking 6 days to get results back to you in which time it’s up to you if you want to self quarantine.
He’s sure it’s just a stinking cold but it’s still a dreadful response time. If he did have it, I’m sure they could be doing something for him in those 6 days.
People will die in this 6 days who could have received the right treatment.
Department for health better get their act together.
6 days isn’t good enough. People will be spreading in those 6 days. Others will be going past the point of no return when they could have been getting help.
Love how https://twitter.com/PrimerDesignLtd are popping #CE into all their tweets as of this morning.
if #CE pushes SP up 30%, #FDA will make it very interesting!!!!
Figures are being withheld.
We know results can obtained within hours using NCYT kit.
8 hrs to a day using others.
When a suspected case makes it onto the news, it seems to take days before they report whether the test came back negative or positive.
I haven’t looked but do we have a result out of the prison yet. That’s 3 days old.
If that turns out to be positive, that stinks of authorities holding back the truth.
Confronted by so many people with symptoms and no easy way to test them, authorities appear to have changed the way the illness is identified.
Hospitals in Wuhan, China — the largest city in Hubei Province and the center of the epidemic — have struggled to diagnose infections with scarce and complicated tests that detect the virus’s genetic signature directly. Other countries, too, have had such issues.
Instead, officials in Hubei now seem to be including infections diagnosed by using lung scans of symptomatic patients. This shortcut will help get more patients into needed care, provincial officials said. Adding them to the count could make it easier for the authorities to decide how to allocate resources and assess treatment options.
But the change also shows the enormous number of people in Hubei who are sick and have not been counted in the outbreak’s official tally. It also raises the question whether the province, already struggling, is equipped to deal with the new patients.
The few experts to learn of the new numbers on Wednesday night were startled. Lung scans are an imperfect means to diagnose patients. Even patients with ordinary seasonal flu may develop pneumonia visible on a lung scan.
Wuhan Coronavirus Map: Tracking the Spread of the Outbreak
Jan. 21, 2020
“We’re in unknown territory,” said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University in Nashville.
In China, health officials have been under exceptional strain. Hospitals are overwhelmed, and huge new shelters are being erected to warehouse patients. Medical resources are in short supply. It’s never been clear who is being tested.
Health workers have gone door to door in Wuhan to check people for symptoms. The prospect of forced isolation may be deterring some people with respiratory illnesses from presenting themselves at health facilities to seek health care, some experts say, making the dimensions of the epidemic even less clear.
“You have to be sick, the authorities need to find you, or you find them, and they need to test you,” said Dr. Arthur Reingold, an epidemiologist at the University of California, Berkeley.
The push to prioritize lung scans seems to have begun with a social media campaign by a physician in Wuhan, who last week called for using the scans to simplify the screening of patients and to accelerate their hospitalization and treatment.
Lung scans produce immediate results, she said, and Wuhan was running short of testing kits.
In deaths and cases. :-(
It’s all in the testing and reporting. This isn’t stabilising as reported yesterday. It’s down to how many can be tested a day with the equipment to hand.
Coronavirus: Sharp increase in deaths and cases in Hubei https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-51482994
I can see Tamraz having the financial clout to punish the lenders by buying more PET stock on the open market driving the price up knowing the lenders will probably have to buy back the stock they owe Tamraz. I suppose it depends what the breach of the MLA was?If the lender doesn’t have a leg to stand on they will have to buy the stock back, no matter what the price.
but after reading back through the posts and some of the research posted by Torreaguas & Lockesboy I'm in for £10k even though TOM is already up 90% on the day.
I make a rule of avoiding anything which looks a bit unexplained on the day but the intraday chart is perfect. No exponential gain, just healthy supply and demand with demand easily outstripping supply without much of the usual ramping. I suspect news is about to drop on Valkor and it this project with 3,000 bpd potential imminent, which is the game changer for a £2m mcap market minnow.
Count me in for the ride whichever way it goes.