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Tracy
Fair play to you in admitting to one mistake.
I envy you as I have made many.
I once interviewed this chap when I was Managing
Director of a large bank and asked him if he had any regrets in his career and he replied that he never made a big mistake and people used to say that you learn from mistakes which he thought was rubbish.
He didn't get the job.
I firmly believe in the management and the technology in Ethernity but they need some fair wind in their battle with the big boys and I am all behind them and they have expressed their appreciation to me and everyone who has invested .
I think they watch this board which is good because it is civilised and constructive and probably represents c10% of Ethernity's shareholders.
Long may it continue.
ATB

Tracy
My doomsday scenario is where Ethernity does not sell its ACE-NIC 100
products or the DU solution and just continues to pick up scraps as in the past two years.
Then more cash calls and dilution and slow death.
I DONT THINK THIS WILL HAPPEN but I have seen it happen before in other AIM shares.
With 2m shares I am a firm believer but still await evidence from management
to support my investment decision.
ATB

Tracy
Ethernity is a win or lose investment like every other risk asset.
That is why Mr. Market values it at £14m, about the same value as a good
beach bar on the Tel Aviv beachfront.
The fact you are so sure without corroborative evidence of major deal revenues
actually signed off is a commendable vote of confidence by you but as a battle-hardened veteran
of many market disasters, I prefer to remain cautiously optimistic.
When someone tells about a sure thing whether a horse or a share I normally bolt for the door.
As Ronnie Reagan once said " Trust but verify" ie Do your own research and remember there are only
3 sure things in life...an understanding wife, death, and taxes.
OK............ MAKE THAT 2 SURE THINGS!

I am sure Ethernity is very focused on the 30p warrants and will not let
the deadline pass.
I am confident the warrants will be exercised in full very soon imho.
DYOR

Tracy
As you know I have been critical of posters commenting on bid /offer price changes
in decimal points and on tiny volumes.
If Ethernity's share price moves on transformational news it will be by a factor 0f 2/3/4 times current
SP.
If Ethernity fails in a doomsday scenario then we will be looking at the fire sale of IP and company at around 10p.
I don't expect this doomsday to happen hence I am fully loaded here but there are no guarantees so everyone should do their own research as we can never be sure if a black swan will not appear out of nowhere.
So Tracy is right that we shouldn't worry about small ups and downs in the SP and just await developments.
ATB

Still no sign of my trade of last Wednesday 18th of 100,000 or yesterdays
buy of 100,000.
Very unsatisfactory in my opinion as it creates a distorted overall trading picture.

Big boys piling in at full price !!!!
I didn't think you had a sense of humour Tracy but that is
a cracker.......3 deals totalling 201 shares for a massive cost of £62.31.

When I was a young accountant I did the audit of Guinness in St James Gate in Dublin.
We were given an allocation of 4 pints a day during our lunch and afternoon breaks in line with Guinness staff members.
Efficency levels dropped by 3pm.
The most popular tourist visit in Dublin is the Guinness Hop Store high above Dublin in the Guinness brewery where you get the best Guinness while seeing the historic evolution of the company in the museum and bar there.
There is an old joke about the Paddy who fell into a massive vat of Guinness in the brewery and despite valiant efforts by the fire brigade he resisted all attempts to rescue him.

Sadly the pint of plain doesn't travel well and having experienced some British bitters and ales
I do have enormous sympathy for you.

Bid
Did you know that maternity hospitals in Ireland gave expectant mothers a few bottles of Guinness to boost their iron levels prior to giving birth..
No wonder we are all fecking alcoholics!

Bid
I have had a 50 year love affair with Arthur Guinness and continue my quest of the Holy Grail ...the perfect pint!
I suspect I will never find it but will never stop seeking the perfect creamy nectar.
ATB

Still a few large buys at end of day trading not reported.
The drop in the bid attracted buyers..I know that for sure because I was one of them.
Tracy definitely needs a bit of shore leave!

Nolupus
Forgot about the warrants.
With no RNS as yet maybe I am wrong about Immu participating in placing.

I agree but David, Mark et al need to be in the office to answer investor/ broker/ press enquiries.

Tracy
There was no chance of a RNS this morning as it is a holiday AND an election today in Israel.
Fingers crossed for some update soon as trading volumes are miniscule and SP stagnant.
We need those 30p warrants exercised soon so SP needs to get over 40p.
Time will tell.
DYOR

I think IMMU will follow the money here which will cost around £220,000 .
We will await the confirmation RNS which may contain a few titlbits on some relevant IMMU issues to soften the news of more funds being invested in Incanthera.
Just my views.
DYOR

Tracy
Correct
100,000 at c32.5p on the 18th
Still not reported which is ridiculous.
I have notified Mark of the additional buy to update website but as I hold just under 4% no TR-1 Form required until holding goes over 4%.

Could stream
If you look closely at the early morning trades over 800,000 shares at c9.06p were marked as sells .
They are clearly buys as the bid offer at the time was around 8.8p to 9.10p.
Very strange I agree with c100 m shares dealt since the FDA RNS update.
Something is afoot dear Watson.
I have seen this before in IMMU

Good question
Normally in a small cap AIM share volumes are negligible but what surprises me is the consistency of large volumes of buys and sells in a tiny £20m market cap company.
I could be wrong but something is stirring here
which is par for the course in IMMU over the past few years.
If we see another 2 million shares dealt tomorrow
then I suspect corporate action will follow.
Just my thoughts nothing more
DYOR

Eva
I was going to reply to the newbie Mariog but I am tired of providing information on Alora and it's subsidiaries Acella and Avion and their state of the art 60,000 sq ft Pharma plant in Alpharetta near Atlanta .Georgia and the the awards for best Pharma to work in the USA from MedReps surveys
in 2019 and 2020.
Annual revenues estimated at $500m for the Group but could be much higher.
News imminent from Immupharma on a number of fronts with FDA decision by June on Lupuzor.
Still all to play for as the SP volumes in past weeks suggest renewed interest .
IMHO
DYOR