The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Back to my 35p average, I doubted I'd ever see that again. lol
AM's strongest card is that no one else will want to work with him.
Good luck everyone, at least most of us are in the mire together.
All the best to you all (whatever your view).
He seems to want to grow the company at any cost. Looking after the shareholder is a very secondary issue and he obviously doesn't care about the impact of placings (CawCaw warned us that was his method). Now Nigel Little is on board future growth might be based on borrowing rather than placings, borrowing based on actual production rather than potential. I'm holding as I don't want to realise a 50% loss and there might just come a time where we have a consolidation phase that means we get our money back.
“Hello everyone, my name is Arthur”.
"That's all my news for now. Can't promise when I will have anything else to say, but when I do, be sure to know it will be snippets of selective and incomplete bits of information".
I don't think we can rely on Art to have got the best price. The CUDA sellers may be in a difficult position but Art's desire to build his train set will make him extremely reluctant to walk away and the sellers will know that.
I wish he had consolidated what we already have and had grown the company in a slow linear progression.
To be fair to him he's consistent in his behaviour.
@WiseOldFool
You are wise and not a fool.
Patience in bucket loads will be required. The market doesn't like AM's woeful information operations and he is what he is and he ain't going to change. I don't believe this share will recover on perceived potential but will only recover on results that show what has actually happened. No quick fix.
@panamabob
Absolutely rotten for you Bob and can't really appreciate the awfulness of your situation. I hope you get some strength and support from being on the forum (even if we are a squabbling bunch of gits at times).
I find the commentary useful. Without LB & Iron there's only really Shaa.
Excellent stuff Tiburn.
More me it's no 5. Any positive RNS now may be wasted as other forces (MMs/sellers) are in control at the moment.
Should be able to do it via your online account, I can with HL.
I'm looking forward to the day when it gets to a sensible price and I don't keep checking it every 5 minutes.
@shaa @ironhide
We need you both, otherwise it's just everyone agreeing with each other. It's all fine.
I thing he will let things stabalise a bit before he does the consolidation.
Leave LB alone, he adds a different view that he tries to justify. You don't have to act on it and there are far more people giving an opposing view so he isn't skewing the narrative here.
Great summary Daceon and I think you are spot on.
If there is very good news in the Q2 results I think many holding here are poised to sell all or part of their holding. The price may well stay flat, already the Q3/Q4 results are being looked at as the news that may move the SP up. That's fine with me I am prepared to hold for the long term.
Agree Robbo. Better Tuesday, hopefully nice and steady today working through the sells. Probably a lot of sellers waiting for that Tuesday RNS as well. It''s all fine as long as you are prepared to hold and wait for the gravy.
I wonder why the other directors shown today have so few shares.