Member Info for CHELSEA7

1 off the ASK leaving 3, and 1 ON the BID being 2

For 40k

Dummy Sell 12.1001 from 12.06

Due to the 12.45 UT trade on Friday...............SP will be 12.25

13-Nov-20 17:08:11 12.45 15,000 Buy* 12.00 12.50 1,868 O
13-Nov-20 16:35:07 12.45 50,000 Buy* 12.00 12.50 6,225 UT
13-Nov-20 16:27:56 12.30 3,967 Buy* 12.00 12.50
13-Nov-20 16:18:01 12.06 21,461 Sell

And on that appointment CH commented............................

Commenting on the appointment, Dr John Chiplin Chairman of Scancell, said:



"On behalf of the Board, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Alan Lewis for the contributions he has made to the Company since he was first appointed to the Board in 2016 and wish him all the best for the future. In addition, I am very pleased to welcome Susan to the Board of Scancell. Susan's considerable experience in investment banking will be invaluable for any potential future licensing and corporate transactions."

For Full RNS.......................https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/SCLP/directorate-change-u7qtjtnj5uevrhm.html

Since then Redmile have taken their holding to 29.97%, the appointment shows us clearly where the BOD and Redmile are at, and given Redmiles position where they cannot buy more without triggering a takeover, I still think another holding could be coming, possibly by a Pharma, alligned to Redmile and if there was ever an area was of such huge benefit to everyone is a possible partnering deal, particularly with two trials coming, 3 if we include COVIDITY, on a very basic level recruitment seemed to be an issue when the SCIB1 trial was initiated, extra sites may not be the answer in full, the Pharmas just have more influence when it comes to recruitment than we do, and we saw that with the original SCIB1 trial too.

Lets have a great day and an even better week, there is so much on the table to look forward too, and that doesn"t include anything from the left field, which with all going on seems to me to be more likely than ever.

Morning LL, nice of you to say so, but only time will tell if it is. Like I said I could have traded this so much better once we broke 10p, having got used to that trading range 6-9p it caught me somewhat rising to 18.5p, and the best trade I actually did was selling the most I ever have by selling 30k at 18.1p, we reached 16.20 pretty sharply and then rose to 16.60 quickly and I rushed back against my better judgement back in. Yes it made my £450, but I don"t need to remind us it fell to 10.5p. I am not saying I would have waited till then to buy back but that was a really good position to be in, and the fear of being out did me again!!! So that is why I prefer to say I traded it badly from 10p rather than well even though I made a few bob, and having seen how we reacted to a new trading level feel more confident this time around. I remember at the time scousemark making a big decision about taking profit and he did well on the retrace too, so thats where I want to be.

Was a very volatile week last week, I also tried to sell at 15p, but it took ages to get logged in to H/L and once in every tick down gave the same result NT for just 30k, so I gave up by 13p. I t was the first time I had problems logging in, but so great was the reaction to the Pfizer news it just blocked their system and I couldn"t work out how people were getting to sell at all.

It seemed by Thursday after a bad start when we were sub 11p quite a few PIs came in with probably the refunds they got from the OO, and still IMHO I feel we were very OVERSOLD, still are and will stick to my opinion that we could well see 13p today and a good AGM will see us back to 15p. Dependant on that I won"t be rushing like before to take profits as before I have confidence in what I am hoping for and the question I have with Redmile is why now?? I believe there is a very good reason which we learn about shortly.

Not expecting, but hoping Vulpes continue to add in the market, the amounts are not startling, but it sended a very good message to everybody as to their intentions for the long term. Again I refer to the RNS of 24th September appointing our new NED..........................Susan is an experienced life sciences financier with over 25 years of capital markets and investment banking experience, including Managing Director of Equity Capital Markets at Citigroup Global Markets Limited and most recently until 2018, Managing Director at Torreya Partners LLC, a global investment banking firm serving companies in the Life Sciences industry. Her work at this time included providing advice on M&A, corporate finance, licensing transactions and pharmaceutical asset sales, with clients ranging from large pharmaceutical companies through to private equity firms focused on healthcare. Susan is currently Non-Executive Director and Chairman of the Audit Committee of Evgen Pharma plc, an AIM listed clinical stage drug development company.

To be cont:(

Morning Troajan, long time no hear, hope you are well. Have you noticed my share the last few weeks, some big things are happening, would like to share your thoughts.

Sorry for the O/T guys, good luck to you too, hope you achieve what you want to. ATVB

Seems I often mix up Cliff/Chris Holloway too, and on occasions have to draw on you to work out what was once very simple arithamatic calculations too, very annoying and it is a direct after effect of spending many weeks in IC with pneumonia. There are many issues with memory that you have to re learn as you go which I will happily swap for all that went on, which I choose to forget too.

Anyway gladly forgot all the misconceptions I held as to stratagies I had with Scancell trying to build my holding and tade with my 10/15% trading pot too.

I said a few times whilst I made good money, for me trading that way, in retrospect I could and should have done so much better, too eager to get back in on a few trades, I just find it difficult to hope we don"t get good news in the morning when underway in a trade, so as we broke 10p in the first place and ventured past 12p for me it was unfamiliar territory and determined this time to learn from any mistakes I made and like anything in life just get better.

Off to a better start this time already with 10k buys at 14.3 and 13.7 in the market prior to OO results, surprisingly got 14k out of 20k in the OO, and on Thursday morning picked up another 20k at 10.825.

So really looking forward to this week, that was a nice comeback Thursday/Friday and I woner who will sell today a day prior to the AGM, and then the AGM itself I feel will bring good news, not necessarily anything new but an opportunity to explain COVIDITY beeter as to what it can treat over and above COVID 19, and anymore detailed plans for the SCIB1/Keytruda trial and MOD1 trials.

To me there has to a reason for Redmiles sudden interest and the amount they have invested, I wonder who put them on to Scancell, and it has changed the dynamic for us hugely, we can sit in any negotiotiation holding a stronger hand now and for Lindy to know after so many years she has the financial backing to develop and trial as she wants, guided by Redmile and Vulpes to any extent must be something special I am delighted for her and Scancell as we continue this journey in better shape than we have at any previous time and yes next year excites me covid forgiving and chesters 20p/40p sounds more realistic the more I think about it.

I have always tried to post as I am, not awash with money at all but the thought of my 260k holding now at 40p being worth £104,000 is awesome and the reason why all those years back I chose Scancell to be my future pension, I pray it works out that way, and also saves so many lives that cancer destroys. The two is a fabulous mix. one I am sure the vast majority of PIs are totally alligned too.

Yeah Ivy, the most fum I ever have ever had without laughing!! lol.

Excuse me just emerging from a 19 hour sleep, much needed, hope you are good.

A good end to last week, from Thursday morning and 5% down again we recovered to end the week 15% higher than Wednesday night, finishing on a days high as we go into a new week with the AGM on Tuesday the highlight of the week.

Good to see Matin Giggle purchasing 500k more in the market at between 11 and 12.25 and feeling confident we have a very good cjance to return to the 15/16 range we were in last Sunday night.

Scientific news suggesting more and more that more vaccines will be approved and looking forward to CH reiterating what we have, how it could be used in its various forms. Lets have a great week.................ATB C7

For those who are new, or missed it, when I refer to partnership deals it is driven by our new cash strength for negotiating deals, for how I see it could be very beneficial to us in many ways, and IMHO highly possible and driven by that RNS just 7 weeks ago...................................

Scancell Holdings plc, (AIM:SCLP), the developer of novel immunotherapies for the treatment of cancer, is pleased to announce the appointment of Susan Clement Davies as a Non-Executive Director of the Company with immediate effect. For health reasons, Dr Alan Lewis is standing down from the Board as Non-Executive Director with immediate effect.



Susan is an experienced life sciences financier with over 25 years of capital markets and investment banking experience, including Managing Director of Equity Capital Markets at Citigroup Global Markets Limited and most recently until 2018, Managing Director at Torreya Partners LLC, a global investment banking firm serving companies in the Life Sciences industry. Her work at this time included providing advice on M&A, corporate finance, licensing transactions and pharmaceutical asset sales, with clients ranging from large pharmaceutical companies through to private equity firms focused on healthcare. Susan is currently Non-Executive Director and Chairman of the Audit Committee of Evgen Pharma plc, an AIM listed clinical stage drug development company.

Since then we have seen the emergence of Redmile, with a huge investment in an AIM small bio that had a M/Cap of just £23m a few months ago, with 13p paid for their last tranche the subject of the adjourned EGM last week as for whatever reason Vulpes voted againt it. But it is not just Redmile, Vulpes picked up shares too, most recently subject to a Holdings RNS last week where they purchased 3.4m shares in the OO and another 500k between 11p and 12.25 in the market last week and what none of us know is whether that buying continues in the market, yet.

I ask myself why the sudden emergence of Redmile and who or how they got the green light to conclude such a deal with us that gives them a 29.97% holding. One thing for sure is they are seeking much more than they have invested. And interestinly our M/Cap now is £93m which by some reckonimgs prices our whole IP at ower than what they have invested in total

Looking forward to Tuesdays AGM with CH speaking all the more.

GN

I find your posts refreshing particularly as a relatively new investor here. Well we got mightily close to 20p, and the charts predicted 26p, so the price lines you mention are really very achievable.

I don"t understand why some responded they will be too low or high if we succeed, that is obvious and not the point you were making. In the meantime we are in the journey with many inflection points to be met and now we have that warchest the one thing that can stall is the corona virus itself. I am sure in the AGM on Tuesday CH will discuss the timelines fuller, numbers in Moditope trial, and we will see if there is potential for a partnering deal with a Pharma who can take us through trials quicker and most certainly make recruitment a lot easier than we found with SCIB1 earlier in the year.

Yes we have options now with the cash in hand, and any potential partnering deals we have a far greater bargaining position, and I refer too to the new NED who specialises in partnering and licensing deals as per the RNS 24th September, something we haven"t discussed that much here but now is making more sense than ever.

AB, that is your second outburst in little over a week, the first was accusing me of having insider information when giving a personal opinion, the second just now could have been simply left for Admin to decide on next week.

The last thing anybody wants here is to see that and IMHO the poster knew that, it was as ever disruptive, abusing many posters here and perhaps you take offence to 4 people not prepared to hear false claims any longer. I suggest you wind your neck in, read the history of this abuse before judging and concentrate like I do on the many great posts we have seen the last few weeks on Scancell. I repeat nobody wants to see that especially through these difficult times, this should be a place where we can share views and opinions without being called ""the mob"" and have somebody making false claims about what a poster had said, but of course as ever, any such post can"t be seen as the thread that poster created was taken down all together. No loads of posts were not removed today, the offending ones were not from GF or Rats, why should they be accused of being the offenders, someone clearly wanted to stop the positive posts that were being posted, and this has happened time and time over, especially at the sign of any weakness.

I clearly understand your comments because you are not being targeted, but I suggest as four posters did that you make sure you have your facts right.

Hope you are right hasiba BOL

Interesting figures indeed, but I don"t think Taiwan is a ueseful comparison to the problems faced globally with CV19. I was very fortunate in my 20s to live in Taiwan and S.Korea for a year and Hong Kong on and off for three years and whilst that was nigh on forty years ago when the country was at ""cold war"" with Mainland China, curfews were part of life as it was in S.Korea but the people were also under an authoritan leadership, albeit while willing to do anything for their Democracy, which was in stark contrast to Mainland Chima still under Communist rule.

This is very true..................""..CV-19 . . . Taiwan now 23 million people, has had just 9 deaths which he attributes to 'Govt. Authority through professionalism and political neutrality', it being 'very essential to gain the trust of the public to follow the rules'. 'Good citizenship is the key but a different lifestyle,culture and customs' (to the UK) was acknowledged as a factor.""....................compare that to a programme I am currently watching on BBC2 about Liverpool and the changing rebellious manner in which to they have to authoritarian rules, which I feel after living there for 12 years I can comment on. The mayor Jimmy Anderson struck an early deal with Government having lost his brother to the virus weeks before and in the midst of the most shocking records we have seen in the Covid affected cities. As he was speaking to the terrified people people were massing around the Liver Building, momentum run and financed decrying restrictions and being in denial that the region needed any help, which is staggering when we consider the highest infection numbers and deaths recorded in the U.K.

Taiwan has been hardened by the SARS virus in recent years, they respect authority, and the ever important alert they have in being absorbed by Communism in one big state. I believe many countries fall into that catagory in the Far East, others have also had low death outcomes they were simply better prepared and motivated for what was going to happen. Yes they should be applauded, but to compare them to the restof the world is like the difference between chalk and cheese, and that good citizenship is the key sadly lacking in parts of the U.K in recent months. Trying hard not to enter into the blame game at all, there is little to be gained in doing so, but from a couple of scouse friends they appreciate the troops going in, to not jut test and advise but to collect DNA to solve as many crimes as possible!!, lol. Yes they do have great sense of humours.

Really appreciate your honesty about trading and holdings. Even though I made profits on every trade from 8p, I played that rise badly, even when I sold 30k at 18.1 I nought back at 16.25 odd, far too early, just can"t bear being out.

Going to use that experience last time we rose to 18p now better, it was unchartered waters from the 6-9p trades which were fruitful to me. At least this time it has got off to a better start, I got 20k at an average of 10.825 and this time will not jump out if I hit £400/500 profit so easily, enjoying having my new high of 260k, when it goes up that is, but well done on reaching 400k, perhaps after 300k that will be my next target. For now it is a sausage roll for Xmas, lol.

Another 15k Buy at 12.45...............finishing on a days high

12.45 UT Buy...................Close 12/12.5.................SP 12.45.............+9.45%

Closing Bid was 12.06/12.30 Ask

89 Trades.......................Volume 1.8m

Yesterday was 140 trades , started week 15/16, and more importantly that 288k sell yesterday did at least for today see an end to ""our seller"".

Nicely on our way to an AGM 13P and IMHO any good news, which there will be will see us back to that 15/16 range

Funny old market and indeed we were OVERSOLD, look forward to Monday, and will anyone really sell before Tuesday??

Have a good weekend all, those Coronavirus figures yesterday sure scared me 33,000 new infections and 595 dead, one of my lady friends in Hungary tells me they are now in full lockdown, as are many countries round the world. I think after a week we can see more clearly whilst the Pfizer vaccine is a great breakthrough for science we have a long way to go before any normality returns, I know I have been isolated for 6 weeks now, and have no intention of stepping outside ATM...............ATVB be safe.

12.5

Twice More 9k and 9k.......................one more tick up!!!