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It's not mandatory to invest here, JB, why not pick a share where the CEO is entirely circumspect if that's your bag?
So it's fine for you to simply make stuff up whenever you want to JB - but if CF slightly over-promises about timelines in his enthusiasm for an extraordinary business that he is putting his soul and cash, into you believe it warrants weird stalker-ish character assassination on a daily basis over a period of years?
First rule of AIM seems appropriate for Wayz: no one who holds shares talks shares down unless they want to buy some more
Barwickman, nothing scaremongering about this:
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-83040-3
Not sure it’s within the gift of IOG to tell DT columnists what to write about. It’s not a story until it’s a story
in terms of media, there's no story now until gas is flowing, then it becomes of interest; not long to wait hopefully.
looking back at that Amryt history I came across the ADFN page below which for those few interested in the psychology of trolling perhaps sheds some light on JimBeann/Bronxville?EA?PF's pathological obsession with slandering CF and talking down OO. I draw your attention to the info that JB/Bronx lost heavily on Fastnet, CF's previous company, and subsequently obsessively dissed Amryt. "Bronville is a very, very bitter man," one poster writes "because he made big loss when he sold his Amyt shares having vastly overpaid for his Fastnet shares". It appears he has transferred his animus about that fact (and CF) here. I've nil interest in exposing other people's miseries or mistakes - I've made enough of my own -but it does perhaps explain quite a lot about the roots of the unhinged campaign that has been waged on here against Friel. Perhaps you could address that JB. As ever, dyor.
https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/amryt-pharma-AMYT/share-chat?page=120
Thanks for the correction JB, my mistake. They sold a few and retain 9%. Look forward to you correcting your own errors (without resort to imaginary friends).
"I'm done with you now"? Get over yourselves
maybe your "knee-deep friend" should have a word with investors in Sound Energy. Since they acquired Fastnet's Moroccan assets their share price has lost 80% of its value. In 2016 the company was valued at £423m it is now valued at £22m.
And I assume you are retracting your (libellous) comment about CF being "pushed out" of Amryt, which is not supported by any comment or fact from the time or subsequently. His holding in Amryt hasn't altered. https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/director-deals/director/1873/cathal-friel
Lol. Pb/Jb/bronx: ever seen them in the same room? Odd how they all like the word "crushed"
JB I'd be really interested to see your evidence that CF was "pushed out" of Amryt. If this wasn't a marginal and anonymous message board that's the kind of public allegation that would have m'learned friends licking their lips. Also the Tendrara Lakbir basin that Fastnet was exploring remains, six years on from the sale to Sound energy, at best a highly speculative play in a politically difficult part of the world as far as I'm aware. Do you have alternative sources? Please enlighten us.
It’s very easy to get bogged down in the mechanics and ignore the assets.
um, I was obv being ironic elrico
depends a) how much of Orph's value you think is tied up in the spin offs and b) on the timetabling of news flow. I've always seen the spin-offs as potentially lucrative bonuses rather than a reason to be here, and think that the current SP is cheap for the core company once the flow of higher margin CHIM contracts - including for covid - is established. I can't see any way that this won't be a takeover target for much larger CROs once it's streamlined, which would obv create SP momentum of its own. CF's focus is to maximise value; my understanding is that he wants to keep a stake in the value of DiM, POLB etc, while finding the right buyer for the main company. His interests are wholly aligned with LTHs, since he effectively is one. He's got quite a lot of news strands to play with, but I think he will do so with a clear endgame in mind.
my hunch would be that they will aim to prevent volatility and secure SP growth by initiating two or three of the spin-offs in a fairly tight time frame, alongside pipeline news of CHIM contracts and expansion. All of that will in my very humble view put OO on a shortish road to Nasdaq listing and highest bidder takeover sometime next year. Having tested the water with POLB, CF is canny enough to learn from those mistakes and seek to co-ordinate news flow accordingly; countdown to news will start in Nov in that reading, but obv dyor
and no one ever buys shares to secure a dividend?
It will move the OO price because only shareholders at the time of the offer will be eligible for DiM shares. What part of that don't you grasp?
Or first pitch for Orph on Nasdaq?
Or Nasdaq for Orph?
Not true. Please check your facts: https://fullfact.org/online/october-2020-flu-covid-pandemic/