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well we have the morning to formulate questions we want to ask.I doubt the analyst will come up with any sensible as they are too worried about their firm's legal position. There has been plenty said since Wednesday so here is an opportunity to get some answers.

GL? Or is still hoping it’s all goin away? Been out today

to give Petch any cudos but I strongly feel that GL and the Board were reckless yesterday in the manner the released the information. They should have understood the impact it would have on the share price and that as a consequence many investors who had been listening to the company over the years may well have lost life changing sums of money. Now in fairness the BoD is supposed to have corporate advice on market matters, which as we have seen was absent on the day. If the drug is good enough and passes muster this episode has done Motif no favours in terms of its standing as a company. Stupidity, arrogance or nativity labels stick like mud and from here on many will view the company's management with a now justifiable level of distrust. Lets hope the drug takes us on from here but if that's the case we will need some more experience on the Board to provide the necessary level of stewardship and guidance to the take the company forward and rebuild the reputations damage this moment of insanity has caused

Good illustration of what a $rap broker PH is. A decent broker would have explained the process behind the CRL and next steps.

Hope its true as leaving shareholders hanging out to dry is unprofessional to say the least. We the owners of the company have just taken a 75% haircut over a technicality it would appear. can't imagine Invesco or M&G are too happy about the situation right now.

Its a shame the Board have not felt the need to communicate with the shareholders. It is both arrogant and clueless

I think its yet another example of how poor MTFB's corporate advisors are. Lets assume the BoD know something about medical science it is abundantly clear they know nothing about financial markets and nor do their "advisors".

I say it is that if liver toxicity has always been an issue than why has the market been led to believe that it was n't and the fact that it was n't was one of the selling points. In this case the market has been sold a pup. If it is not an issue then the data should be there to prove that it is not. What puzzles me also is that if the FDA was unsure why no black box?

GL is getting reamed by the institutions at the minute so far at least volume of shares traded seems to indicate for now at least that its the loose holders as opposed to the institutions.

For all. Not quite back to square one but it will feel like it. We will see what the institutions do today. I think they will stick with the company if Glaxosmithkline can persuade them that liver toxicity is not an issue. I wonder sometimes if vested interest comes into play when the FDA has to make decision on a new compound going up against established ones by deliberately raising the safety bar. now e know what the issue is and no doubt the data is available a low ball offer cannot be ruled out. t To me isa like Elan and Tysabri all over again - Biotech is a dirty dirty business

should we get approval then AMP will have the necessary financial resources to continue with the legal case and hopefully bring there issue to a successful conclusion

Partnership for me as TO will leave us the shareholders short changed. The only way it would be acceptable if there is gearing to future upside of Iclaprim in other applications. I would like to think the BoD are smart enough not to sell the company short as some on here have already suggested. what worries me is that have been given £rap advice from their brokers, Nomads etc over the last few years. MY hope is that with success they be able to attract some more clued up support from WS and or the City to take then on to the next chapter

was by 13th. Maybe Motif already has a decision and is writing the RNS right now

Oh and a conference call at 1.30

The institutions that want in are in and small fry punters and cfd traders can be controlled by the market making it too easy to lose money on leverage. The shares should be suspended at 0700 and reopened for trading at 14.30 and a news release issued at say 12.30 allowing the markets to digest the contents of the release before trading resumes.

few A trades and no Petch so must be job done for him/her/it probably cruising the bars of Pat Pong with a pocket full of dosh

het too but i was referring to Blackford the leader of the SNP in the HoC

not bullish by any chance are you? haha

or another shake?

the brakes are coming off