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OB, me included. Had a brush a few years ago but turned out to be BPH.
PS, it's prostate not prostrate. ( one is a gland the other is to throw yourself down in homage to a diety)

All I can say is that the trial was limited by the problem of finding men who were sick enough with advanced disease and suitable for the trial. The small scale was widely discussed at the time.

TROUGH
"a long, narrow open container for animals to eat or drink out of."
This forum gets funnier everyday!

Been here years Tommy.

British classic car. Mid life crisis. Well past that. Wife left. Unfortunately not yet, but I'm working on it. Angry, yes. Who isn't these days?
I do hope your predictions for Valirx are more accurate than your profile of me!

When I read posts like that, I begin to build a mental image of the poster and it's rather worrying tbh. Are you a part time rapper?

I'm assuming you were in the same class as them judging by the standard of your spelling etc!
Just because YOU hero worship somebody, doesn't mean we all have to.
You are a shameless ramper and usually completely and hopelessly wrong.

Well, that's told me hasn't it! Crumbs, what a windbag!

I think this is the first time, on the AIM, I have witnessed a spat between and alleged former director ( who can't spell or write a coherent sentence) and a major shareholder/advisor who responds in a rather childish way. Meanwhile, the share continues to decline and some regulars are posting increasingly wild optimistic comments about the golden uplands around the corner. It's not looking good for us mortals is it!

PM, the science should do the talking not a spin show. We all know the BOD are in special measures and this latest wheeze seems a needless distraction to some worrying problems building. The market tends to agree.

And the threat of Zantac litigation seems to be off their backs as well.

The general view is that Dr Dilly has always responded to reasonable shareholder questions in a polite & timely way. I really don't see the need to beef up communications when all that is really needed is a bit of progress with getting some news from the US etc. Doesn't this move also make Dr Hargreaves position as a shareholder a bit complicated as he's now in a grey area in his official relationship with the BOD. At this point, the market seems to have regarded this a no news. On the AIM, it's hard cash which drives the SP, not another internal tinkering exercise. IMO.

Approx 6 weeks since the RNS. A progress report is needed re Trx. Uncertainty is a killer on the AIM.

Lockdowns, that's the best summary of Valirx I have read for some time! I think you have covered ALL outcomes! LOL.

Thanks Sad but, although it's water under the bridge now, I find it quite amazing that the specialist lawyers who drew up the contract appear to have omitted basic stuff. Eg, guarantees by Sierra that they had the finance to commence trials in a timely matter and that failure to progress would result in a return, with compensation, to the CRT. The renegotiation last year seems to have been a cosmetic exercise and another clever move by Sierra to do nothing. Not impressed and typical Sareum misfortune to have ended up saddled with them IMO.

Scientifically yes. Commercially no. A closed BOD who have carried out actions (eg PH) which seem to have brought no shareholder value. A deal with a company who have strung them along for 6 years. Yes, I know CRT signed the contract but I don't believe Sareum had no input. Consolidation for no apparent benefit and a decline of the SP over 12 months. No, I don't have much regard for the BOD at all to be honest and they'll be lucky to get another load of HNWI's to subscribe to the next placing. Secret patent "the whole world will hear about" probably misheard by those who only hold or post about Sareum. Check them out.

Seawolf. That deal was a disaster wasn't it? 2016 and not a single penny. CRT & Sareum stitched up like a mail bag IMO.

Could you make me feel happier by giving me one benefit Peel Hunt have brought so far since consolidation?

Until it translates into hard cash, that RNS is pie in the sky just like the £14 (28p old money) yacht party which is looking more like a sandwich in a discarded Dover dingy party atm.

Iceman, I don't know what you're on but I want some!!