The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
No news and no announcement would be against the rules.
In the absence of us being told it's not happened, it's happened. That's my view anyway
I thought MM's couldn't trade this one...?
Orrrrrrrrrrrrrr, without the tin foil hat;
Currently there is a lot of uncertainty around the future and as a result the share price reflects it?
IF YOU PRESS CAPS LOCK YOU'LL STOP SHOUTING AT EVERYONE LIKE A CHILD.
1) That would be a 40 bagger.
2) Your 50k is imaginary, as it is in all the other shares I see you pop up on having bought 50k and conveniently selling them just before any news (but always telling people after the news). Then you forget and tell people you have 50k again.
3) Pleaseeeeee don't actually invest in this. You're some kind of curse.
Roughly 8% of shares were swapped. That's how I'm reading it anyway.
How very carefully worded...
"Unlikely to delay any decision"
So, this probably won't delay the decision.
But that decision could still very easily be "we won't pay one until the share swap is complete"... They just won't delay making the decision.
Whereas you've read it and heard "divi in H1".
Yeah, it's definitely good news that the 3rd divi in a row will be missed.
Any other great news for us?
Why do people always assume manipulation when a share drops?
The business is worth less than it was a month ago. There was a degree of expectation about the molecule priced in, that value now isn't there. There was expectation of CTA approval this year, there now won't be. Meanwhile we'll continue to incur costs until such time that CTA approval comes.
And on opening day my local Cineworld has just 3 showings.
Loads on Saturday but do they not fancy making money? Competing local cinemas have about 20 showings on Friday.
There are scribd downloader tools out there, the URL for the document (you'll need that) is;
https://www.scribd.com/document/604368368/Oct-31-Cineworld
I've pulled out my original stake at 8.3p, now have a small amount of shares riding for free. Happy with that.
Looking promising, I might actually get my money back. I averaged down at just under 2p so I only need about 8.3p to break even.
If they don't lie, I presume that you, like all the other chartists, are a millionaire?
Compensation is 'pay / package'. His compensation was the sum of all things.
It is not 'he has been compensated for resigning'. Different meaning of compensation.
What is his twitter link?
Hope he's ok, it was reading his research that brought me to SAR :(
We're at the equivalent of 4p in old money, we've reached double this point in the past.
I think there is still a bit to go, if good news comes out. 6p old money could / should become the new normal (then we'll track back to 5p after 3 months of nothing as usual).
Is a simple majority all that is needed to pass?
I got £500 at 1.92p, brought my average down to 7.2p. I only hold just under 34,000 shares though - just annoyingly the extra 9000 cost me 10x what the last 25000 did!
I suspect the 9.3 being banded around comes from articles like this - https://www.fool.co.uk/2022/09/05/are-my-cineworld-shares-quickly-becoming-worthless/