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Gunner. I think he did strongly indicate that (as far as he was able) in his comments.

Herbie. The silk is 1801. Could be that the lab made a pigs ear out of the protocols.

Dick. The animals dosed with 1801 were OK. It was the control group which were affected for reasons unknown but, at this stage, the affects were considered highly unlikely to be related to 1801

Don't kiss goodbye to £80 yet!

Whilst I know the SP will probably take a battering, this RNS indicates that it's the protocols that may have failed. No problems were noted in the animals dosed with 1801, the problem was noted in the control group. THIS IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE.

Enki. Yes, so the reaction was noted in animals not actually dosed with 1801.

1801 hasn't failed. Looks like the lab has.

No agenda from me but I am frustrated with the turn of events this week so far. Maybe the nadir was reached today and tomorrow will provide some answers (although I don't like a RNS on a Friday!)

The SP is looking very tempting atm.

It would be good to have input from Billy and SAD with their thoughts.

Regarding "read the room" there could be an issue there. Maybe one or all three have difficulty with that. We do know that Tim is very poor on presentational skills. None of them would make stand up comedians though. All very very clever but might have difficulty in understanding a Christmas cracker joke.

From a laymans point of view, I think part of the issue is that the company seems to be getting complicated. Before the interview, I could understand the direction of travel even if I didn't understand the science. Now, I don't understand the direction of travel either!

On the positive side, as far as we know, all is progressing well with the tox studies and 737 lurks somewhere in the background.

Maybe a reverse speeding ticket might provide some reassurance?

Something's driving these sells.

I'm sure we'll know more soon.

Sorry, 1801 not 1802.

My simplistic hope was for good tox results and then a potential TO for the whole company or a licence deal for 1802 with 737 in the background. My understanding was that Sareum would only progress to early stage then seek a deal. I worry when the simple business model starts to get muddied. I also assumed that the three Amigos were probably looking to a well-earned retirement. Maybe that is still the plan but Parker has cast doubts whether by accident or design.

Looking a bit overdone IMO!

Time to reach down the back of the sofa?

Very intelligent people are sometimes very stupid when it comes to everyday communication. On the basis that Sareum will only be driven by hard cash and hard facts, why did Parker feel the need to say anything at all? He's just cast doubt everywhere. Christ, we're all a bit tense as it is at this stage! Now he's made it worse🤨

They're not young men! Surely the prospect of an extremely comfortable retirement is more attractive than the annual salary.

Agreed. I'm not really interested in what riches might or might not happen in 2026 and beyond. I'm a man in a hurry who wants at least £1 per share PDQ so that I can exit this den of iniquity sometimes known as The AIM. let's have a takeover before the BOD turn Sareum into a Valirx situation. If this carries on much longer, I'm going to start sounding like poor old Warty!!

Come on Stephen. Make us all some serious money before it's too late!

17 years and it's come to this. The acolytes have aged and that RNS must have jolted a few pacemakers!

It's beyond me how anyone can feel the slightest twinge of positivity with this share.

As I've said many times, it's an excellent product totally mis-managed for over a decade.

Not only has the ship sailed. It's had a life and is now it's scrap.

I'm sure, very soon, that "gold" is a word which will be very appropriate for Sareum!

Your inputs are very much appreciated.

Sad, what is happening with your postings? Has predictive text gone rogue?

Oh well. End of the blue for a while. Red tomorrow or today then another rise to let the warrant boys make a few quid.