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thanks for that.It was just a thought given that sepsis can be gram positive or negative. I know someone who was lucky to survive from acquiring a mere scratch. So as Iclaprim is effective against MRSA as well I just tried to join the dots.

through the 150p :)

could Iclaprim be used in the fight against sepsis?

Donald has n't got anything against the house builders so a safe haven for fund managers looking for a nice little earner. Not rocket science really but then the current crop of institutional fund managers are still pretty wet behind the ears.

Fingers crossed the US likes the news./ Meanwhile I am sure we will see some anal games played by the MM's today wrt 150p

for Verona (VRP) looks like their lead drug is showing encouraging trial results for Cystic Fibrosis- another nasty condition. off topic I know but its another British Biotech

strikes me its not an oversight given the level of vitriol that has been aimed at JAK and the BoD over the years from sites such as this BB.

Strrikes me that if RPL 554 is promising for as tough a condition as CF, it may more defective still for COPD. good news I think.

thank you!

"the exodus of large financial institutions from London"' The fall in the pound" "raw material cost price increase of 20% as any builder knows" We will see. Meanwhile I will take the 15p.

have been fuelled for years by overseas buyers as a safe external safety deposit for their money pricing ordinary buyers out of the market. Some builders have managed to ride the wave and do well as plots were sold off plan. TW's bread and butter is not in London.

in May. review dividend policy and value proposition for shareholders . Maybe buyback? fingers crossed we can get out of this c@ap cycle

Indeed but the results are clearly work in progress. The warning that substantial costs are still to come wrt legacy items while surprising no one, does little to create a warm fuzzy feeling. No promise of jam tomorrow a 10 ton gorilla sitting on its back in the form of HMG does the rest. Patience needed - sadly.

"LTIP played a considerable role blah blah. A rising tide lifts all boats. The entire sector has benefitted from a following wind. The only smart thing the BoD managed to do is put together the "Incentive Scheme" They should do the honest thing Cut the bonus pot by 50% take 10% for themselves and distribute the rest to the work force. The remaining 50% should be used to buy back shares. Persimmon's BoD appears to have forgotten who OWNS the company.

too many big holders to let this one go cheap. make a nice change to not have a company's future decided by AIM flippers

Company has received an offer.. Maybe one day

this is what we left by Greg Fitzgerald . Lets hope Truscott can put a line under it.

still no eye deer.

what about a deer with no eyes standing in a field?

I don't have precise figures to hand but it was the main reasoning behind the BOE's statement on monetary policy yesterday. According to their forecasts "lack of spare capacity in the labour market and higher than anticipated economic growth may combine to cause inflation to rise over the months ahead" Overheating in other words, predominantly as result of higher wage growth. I think he mentioned a figure of 3%. Inflationary pressures resulting from weaker Sterling are expected to fall out of the equation.