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another 'Woodford' disaster zone, as we are once again being played like a fiddle by the Master Manipulators (MM's) and subjected to yet another massive % drop today based on zero news flow as we once again plumb new depths! Great job BOD and clearly a complete and utter asinine move on your part to 'regress' down the 'consolidation' route as you chose so to do. Shareholder values have and continue to be eviscerated here and with scant evidence of any short or indeed medium-term improvement to this scenario in sight. In short, a complete and utter Craig Revel-Horwood . . . DIS-AS-TER!

and where and with whom, prey tell me, now resides the I.P. which, lest the BOD forget, is the lawful property of the company's shareholders.

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/195109/falcon-oil-gas-clear-to-advance-major-australian-shale-project-as-fracking-ban-is-lifted-195109.html

is clearly dependent upon the price which a potential 'suitor' is willing to offer and the BOD, along with shareholders are willing to accept, in either cash or a combination of cash and share equivalence. To that end, I personally would be happy with a figure north of the equivalent of circa 17p per share which, would roughly equate to a current market cap of �500 million for Sar which, whilst one could justifiably argue falls well short of Sar's true future potential value would, none-the-less I believe, represent a fair 'current' valuation of Sar's present worth, based upon the various stages at which its multi-compound development pipeline currently resides versus the exorbitant cost of progressing these various compounds to either the next 'key-inflection point' or indeed, ultimately all the way to 'Market'.

as long as our share price continues to rise at the rate of over 1.5% per day, as it has been doing since the date of last weeks rns announcement, then I for one am quite happy for the moratorium to remain in place until such time as we reach circa 35p/share before the lifting is announced at which time, the brakes come off and our sp heads for the stratosphere!

Mirabeau: I share your sentiments in respect of the possibility of BHP becoming involved in the Beetaloo Basin Prospect and to that end, I would respectfully draw your attention to the below info which I first posted here on the 10 March 2018: With reference to the below article, I do not believe it to be beyond the realms of possibility that, once Royal Dutch Shell and Blackstone consummate the acquisition of BHP's American Shale Assets, then BHP themselves may very well choose to 're-enter the fray' on their 'native' Australian soil and in so doing, look to acquire a controlling or, at the very least, a substantial % interest/stake in our potentially prolific Beetaloo project. Here's hoping anyway! http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/192910/royal-dutch-shell-and-blackstone-reportedly-working-on-joint-us10bn-bid-for-bhp-billitons-us-shale-assets-192910.html Best wishes for an extremely positive outcome to all LTH here.

and in so doing, consider every alternative perspective and agenda re the SAR Lupus paper/results 'non-release' . . . The profound and marked absence by the SAR BOD in respect of their choice not to issue and release the outstandingly excellent LUPUS research data/paper into the wider academic and scientific community to me, illicits the question which, I have long been grappling with and it is this; For whom are the SAR BOD truly working? i.e. is it indeed 'ourselves' the company's shareholders or, alternatively, have the SAR BOD already covertly consummated some machiavellian, 'cloak and dagger deal' with a representative of 'Big Pharma' and in so doing, is 'our' company simply functioning as a satellite research 'vassal' for said Organisation until such time as sufficient clinical data has been evidenced preceding a 'deal' being done?

for Tim's 14mins & 7 seconds 'curious little confident head wobble' I think it would be accurate to substitute 'caffeine-kick!' ;~)

https://www.investegate.co.uk/physiomics-plc--pyc-/rns/issue-of-options/201803271723151474J/ To paraphrase today's extremely 'sneaky' 5.23pm RNS: "The BOD consider that the awarding of options to themselves as 'senior employees' to be critical to the incentivisation (no such word!), of their ability to carry out their duties on behalf of the company's shareholders and in so doing, ensure the alignment between themselves and shareholders." Just exactly what 'gobbledygook' and 'corporate cr@p trap' do the 'senior employees' of PYC expect us believe from today's RNS? and just what have 'we' the shareholders in PYC been and continue to do each and every month on behalf of the 'senior employees' when they; 'the senior employees' collect their extremely generous remuneration packages? IMO, today's RNS represents one of the very worst examples of 'Snouts-In-The-Trough Corporate Greed'. How about you 'senior employees' aligning your interests with those of your shareholders by firstly getting and retaining the sp of PYC north of 30p again and then choosing not to issue another 'suicidal RNS' (resultant from which, the value of 'our company' re-traced from circa �18 million to its present ludicrous market cap valuation of �3 million) and having done so, then and only then imo, should you 'senior employees' deign to consider awarding yourselves 'shed loads of future options' and not a moment sooner!

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/193843/falcon-oil-gas-plc-final-scientific-report-says-australian-fracking-risks-can-be-managed-193843.html

Origin/Falcon 1 LTG/Naomitorium 0 'We' could not have wished for a better outcome than that which Justice Pepper has today delivered.

against the backdrop of SAR's presently falling sp, must be considered the fact that, by way of complete and utter contrast, SAR's 'stock' in the eyes of the global pharma community must, with the regrettable failure of yet another 'competitors' compound (refer to below post re Lupus failure), be rising at an ever greater and appreciable rate. To quote Alexander Dumas; "All human wisdom is contained in these two words; wait and hope."

great to hear that things are 'on-track' and progressing in the main as envisaged. Now please don't take this the wrong way but, on a personal level, may I respectfully suggest that prior to your next interview be it televised or audio, you desist from any form of caffeine consumption for at least 48 hours preceding the event, as your delivery appears to resemble that of Zebedee 'on speed'.

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/market_reports/193319/oil-market-fear-and-focus-on-opec-and-friends-193319.html

RENE, along with yet another of Woodford's investments. Don't you just love 'consolidation' i.e. one of the very best vehicles to 'screw-over' P.I's. Sadly, it's very difficult to envisage a way in which RENE can now engineer a 'Lazarus-like' recovery from this point. However, perhaps naively, I still live in hope that one day I'll be proven incorrect.

Both of which have been in 'free-fall' since Woodford's interjection. From bygone hero to current absolute zero . . . the 'kiss of death' for these two companies. I'm just grateful that Woodford hasn't chosen to 'invest' in SAR or doubtless, that too would be going down the pan.

https://www.investegate.co.uk/salt-lake-potash-ltd--so4-/rns/new-company-presentation/201803131517136048H/

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/193047/sareum-update-reveals-extent-of-progress-made-by-co-s-licence-partner-193047.html

Guys, have you scrolled down below the phone numbers for Tim, W H Ireland, Hybridan etc? as that is where the Chairman's Report and extremely in-depth multi-compound development update resides. As the saying goes be sure to "read on Macduff"

as your actions in diversifying a small % of your SAR holding into SRRA appear very 'savvy' to me especially when one considers the parable that 'life's a gamble and death's a certainty!' Good luck with your dual investment strategy. In conclusion and as a long-term investor and stake-builder in Sar, I am increasingly optimistic as to the outcome of our' future here.