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Reading her statement anyone would think she'd actually achieved something! A complete disaster and I'll be glad to see to see her gone.
A public forum and libel law prevents me from expressing my view on Dilly. Suffice to say, I dislike her very much indeed.
How is the funder funded? I can't make head or tail from their website.
It seems a starnge business model for both parties to drag each other down!
They've got another 1.5 million available on Monday. Forward selling?
You need to be a PhD scientist to understand that RF deal!
Does anyone have a clue to how many shares RF have left?
Yes, you're right, my mistake.
I just hope some intense discussions are taking place.
Indulge me a bit on this because I'm struggling to see a winner from the current situation but I can see plenty of potential losers.
Without debating each reason in detail, I see the main factors contributing to the current position as follows (in order of damaging effect on the SP) IMO:
1) The RF deal.
2) The UK MHRA farce.
3) The uncertainty around 737.
4) Management naivety and insufficient professional support.
5) General economic conditions.
The RF finance was arranged to provide funds for getting 1801 through P1. Hindsight seems to indicate it was a bad deal.
If RF have been selling shares and driving down the price until we are at current levels, aren't they just going to end up with a large quantity of very low value shares and if the company is driven to the wall, who's won? Can we seriously believe that Riverford are in the business of actively putting their cleints out of business?
Are we really thinking that Tim and John's years of work is on the line for £300k? That's peanuts and I can't believe that the BOD can't easily raise that sort of money from a number of sources.
It was a truly terrible RNS written in that cold clinical way only boffins can manage. They should be getting advice and guidance on how to paint the best possible scenario. All they've done is created fear in that it's £300k or bust!
All IMO.
Just ordering a couple of control sbonk for my cooker and naturally my thoughts then turned to Valirx and the people who are supposed to be delivering shareholder value.
It's nearly 6 months since the last update on the Theorem farce and I'm just wondering when Dilly will be obliged to fully update the market on whether the ancient LOI is dead in the water. I think it is.
I would also like to be considered for the job of CEO.
I have an O level in Chemistry and ran a very successful car boot stall for many years. I did this despite having the pressures of running a Whelk stall at the same time..
I have a certificate of sanity and always take my medication.
My car has an MOT with only one advisory.
I will be able to supply references when my referees are released from prison.
Late RF dump.
This share has now entered the twilight zone of indifference and apathy. There's a whiff of decay in the air.
In typical British ironic understatement, I say: "well done Dilly, you've done a fabulous job in returning shareholder value"
Can't miss out on their little end of day dump can they?
Oncimmune SP in March 22 was 142p now 21p. (Caveat- haven't checked for consolidations etc)
Another mouth to feed. Anyone capable of getting some cash in to the company?
I suppose it's positive that he's prepared to be associated with Valirx but let's wait and see before putting him on a pedestal.
Somebody else used to be on a pedestal and look where we are now!
Can't help a gut feeling that there's a lot going on behind the scenes but not necessarily to the advantage of the bulk of the shareholders.
Obviously and understandably, the major shareholders will want to protect their investment.
Bas, you can't be serious in holding up the "staged farce" that is Dragons Den as a benchmark for good lending decisions! The experts rarely ask pertinent questions as most of the losers that get on the show couldn't tie their own shoelaces without specialist help.
But there is a reason isn't there?
Sentiment is shot and confidence on the floor.
201 dead in the water.
No income.
No idea.
Vanity company.
No continuity of posting because some snowflake has removed my post. Valirx is a crock of merde, badly run by incompetent fools and nobody understands the business model. You'll cheer up when the good news comes through on Sareum.
Yea, the water's turned red!
I can't believe that the major shareholders aren't getting very annoyed with the current status of this company.
How much longer before someone gives an ultimatum to the CEO?
What is she bl**dy doing atm?
Looks like a RF sale at the end of day.
On the positive side, a relatively simple business model and, IMO, a trustworthy BOD.
Contrast with the absolute shambles over at Valirx where nothing is clear.
I know many of us have holdings in both.