The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Well, fevered anticipation abounds here, for sure.
Update run to the wire, Monday it is then. Hopefully, its because they will be providing a positive narrative and want to maximise the market response from a full week's trading.
Either FOMO is suddenly rampant, or the imminent update will be better than hoped - or at least as expected, which would be a result in itself. Hopefully, things are going well.
I'm puzzled by gripes concerning BH's pay off and short tenure. He's been pushed out, not done a runner. He clearly wanted a decent run in post, but who can blame him for ensuring he got maximum benefits for accepting the inevitable and going quietly.
Okay, for now REVB remains on the cusp, but the company still offers a great package in a challenging environment, so ultimately the fundamentals will surely win out. I've dropped too many investments too soon, only to see them flourish well beyond where Ive moved on to. In this case I'm going to wait.
Disgruntled pis selling out and flattening the upward trend for now. I don't think this is a terrible deal in the circumstances and expect a gradual, but steady rise as the dust settles - not to mention anticipation about the next update. I'm sticking.
i'm no fan of boohoo, but it can't be denied they sat quietly waiting for months - like us pis - for the revb management to get the show back on the road. like us they must have wondered what the feck was going on. moreover, it was amazing how quickly the much delayed relisting occurred once boo kicked ****. i'm therefore, reluctantly, not entirely convinced bob & co had been playing with a straight bat beforehand, for whatever reason. i'd love to know what professional analysts were thinking about his management prior to boo becoming hostile. all things considered, a sensible compromise bow could actually be beneficial. regardless, we private investors will get what we're given. hopefully, fewer helpings of the brown stuff.