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still could go to a management "buy out". take it private minus all the shareholders. Can make plenty of noises about saving jobs etc.

Hi Jono,
fully agree, smacks of a backyard deal to steal the workshop along with its modified up to date equipment for a steal firesale price. Along with lucrative contracts.
Drone was a scam to force it into the dirt, predictable the shareholders would revolt, easy to try and blame them... easy excuse for deliberate dirty tricks ploy.

Did hear but not confirmed that as the many smaller deals failed to have an impact on the shareprice, they might not get RNS'd, as previously.
So thats not saying they are not happening.
Also great to hear that opti are getting the first of some big orders coming through. As a careful investor I want my money in a company thats growing fast, not one thats struggling. Really derisks the stock to see more of our 40 odd deals turning into hard orders.
Seems SOH may be true to his word on "hockey stick" growth.
Bring it on..Lol.

Looking forward to see what is bid for the drone company was worth 1.2M ....any friendly bets gentlemen.???
Hopefully we will see certain well heeled people putting up their own and bidding a million plus for it....yea right ..a flying pig.
That will be the conclusive proof of fraud.

company could have been a real success 9 months ago. Ruined by greedy persons listed below, just trying to get as much out of the company and line their own pockets using every dirty trick in the book.
My gut feel is they might not have finished yet either, carefully watching current proceedings, clearly the drone purchase was a deliberate way to drive it into the dirt faster, as one could easily anticipate the infuriated investor reaction.

Hi Fellow investors,
I disagree with the 10% Goetz rating for pharma train success. They say there is only a 10% chance of success, however if you research this, statistics show that the failure rate although 65-70%, makes it 30% chance of success, and when you look into failure reasons lack of Efficacy comes in at 50%. Clearly we have a lot of proven data and trusted posters that can testify that they work, backed by medical results. So in my book that makes it nearer to 50-50 chance of success, and further increases the attractiveness of this stock. Indeed the phase 2 failure rate is pretty high and for our cholesterol drug alone its already passed this milestone.
Goetz probably want to keep something in reserve or for their handpicked clients. However in my book that's a chance increase of over 400% from their estimations.
https://blog.statsols.com/why-do-phase-iii-clinical-trials-fail

Whats got the market really interested is the fact that taking our 40 odd deals aside which will produce a very profitable company in a few years, is that big pharma has already had two failures in trying to get a cholesterol reducing drug through stage 3 trails and failed.
Many posters here and doctors are saying how good our products are at reducing cholesterol, even coupled with a low dose statin for extra effect.
If LPD was to achieve grade 3 pharma clearance..on its own would be worth well in excess of 100M... and there are a few companies out there that will pay high premiums to secure it. That's over double our current market cap just on its own.
Even the broker has posted just a 10% chance of success with a view that current price value should be 97p...gives a clear insight into what kind of value being created here, and the multiple deals minimise risk.
Not at all surprised price is rising fast, many say overseas buyers bought in low 40/50's. I say no, investors in ericos forum bought the most, and plan to hold them to boot.

Buys at the top of the ask, mm's are struggling to get the stock to fill orders. Breaking a resistance point as well. Early tree shake failed to generate sufficient profit taking shares at current levels. Only going one way.

hi shandy,
Yes the NHS does order in bulk, however it also expects a real dirt cheap price even if products like statins have some horrible side effects if you are one of those unlucky receivers. Our products are cutting edge premium products, that includes the all important margin. No good selling yourself short to a very small uk market, then others would expect the same deal. UK NHS seem big to us , bit in global terms are small fry. I'm guessing this is one of the main reasons not all our serious discussions with serious partners turn into deals.
SOH has the shareholder interests at heart, hes also the largest one.

Hi Woolworth,
Honestly didn't know those buys were coming today, however i do have a good nose for market sentiment, as we all know the price drop is based on lack of income from our partners who have in a a few cases just started selling, and in others due to start in the next months or so.
However I do trust SOH, and also hearing very positive snippets about our overseas partners. I know many investors think they should be able to buy our products in Tescos or on the NHS, but when you see the bigger picture I'm glad you can't.

Im not so sure Woolworth, we are certainly seeing signs of increasing advertising now, coupled with signs that our products are and are about to become more mainstream in some very large overseas markets. Whether that will be enough to offset the more impatient and forced sellers here causing the drip down remains to be seen. Mind you I thought sentiment had turned at 50p, before a ill informed sell note was posted causing this further dip. In my books an excellent current buy, with no real negatives bar the recent price retrace.

seems to be buys around the 45p threshold. will certainly put a floor on the price.

Think some money has been leapfrogging from opti into here. We’ve seen this kind of action before when investors try to anticipate which one is the more likely to do the next boost.

But what a cracking opportunity if you have some funds spare, now we’ve had a couple of major c...ups that have resulted in investors running for the hills, both unwarranted. Bargains not the word..more like a steal to those that have done their research. Being more like a private company by the day now, with some holders brimming with cheap stock, and less smaller ones about. Mind you it will cause liquidity to fall, and prices to more even more extreme.

600 high street shops....look on the bright side..must be worth a few bob, hopefully can be sold by liquidators to offset debts.

Load of tosh sir, the 200m was just to keep the lights on today, much larger cash calls req later on. Business just wasn’t profitable..no money left, gov should not bail out failed firms just because they can. Money has to come from somewhere, and most pay enough taxes already. Not nice but the hard truth.

Bug off sensor....clearly every post written here is being scrutinised. You B ...has just wiped out my last one..what about free speech. Lol.

Look at it this way...if a deal had been reached ..they would be signing it from the rooftops already by now...it’s a bust..see the signs and the repatriation exercise has already been started.

Looks gen to me. Shareholders will be wiped out for sure. Feel sorry for people being held to ransom like in Tunisia. They have a brilliant litigation claim if injured in any way by attempting to leave their if force ably prevented by hotel security trying to extort extra money. I’d be kicking the gates down if prevented.

Looks gen to me. Shareholders will be wiped out for sure. Feel sorry for people being held to ransom like in Tunisia. They have a brilliant litigation claim if injured in any way by attempting to leave their if force ably prevented by hotel security trying to extort extra money. I’d be kicking the gates down if prevented.