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No prejudice from me, but it's another closed group like the Redditt group - with membership vetted. I was removed from the original group( which was my idea by the way) by PMJH for challenging his bull.s.hit narratives on this forum over the many long months before Sprinter failed and ACTIV2 came to an abrupt end. I've no doubt I'd be denied access this time too. Closed groups are only ever closed because someone wants to control the narrative. And that someone will be connected either to TFG or to Synairgen. Not sure why you don't all just carry on with pmjh leading the way as he has done for the last 4 and a half years . It's clearly the usual suspects running it ?.

But I'm mostly personally not joining because I have no interest in reading more from Fruits or Tommyd and the idea that the tiny % of private investors in the group will get anything useful from either Synairgen or TFG is for the birds. They never cared about pis when we held most of the shares and paid for the trial they scre.wed up - and they're going to not care with bells on, when this is delisted. I'll wait for my broker to tell me how much my shares are being bought for - hoping it's more than 2p and then follow the fortunes of the drug as the P2 starts. Caring that something good eventually comes from this, has long been the only reason to remain interested in SNG.

Nicely p[hrased Trinity "Always fascinating to see old names disappear without trace when the ship starts sinking and new names with the same message appear. "

I won't repeat my negative predictions for the remaining 16 percenters, and I won't join the newly formed SYN supporters groups either. But as Cormac McCarthy says so aptly " You can't stop what's coming"

What’s missing here Spooky155 - Mr 21 posts company shill .....is your original username.

You're probably right Trinity - but TFG might decide to pay more to get it done earlier.. We should all have bailed before it hit single figures but we just didn't know. Now I'll let it ride hoping for 4 or 5p again ( if TFG decide to get us out before the 1 year ) Still risky that we'll get zero or that the sp will plummet on delisting - but I think they will buy the shares before the trial starts and I also think the price will remain stable around 2.

We won't be here then dippfs and neither will RM, and the value inflection point will be for TFG. They'll buy the last shares when the 1 year average reaches 2p or 3p. . Probably before they dose the first patient. Why would they risk an sp bounce that forces them to pay us out properly. They'll delist to miss the AGM, and probaby pick up the rest of the shares by the end of the year.

They could delist at any moment, it hardly matters - but the real endgame will be when TFG comes for the last shares.

Of course they might offer us what we paid for them - but in case they don't - we should assume they'll want to buy the rest, for the same price as the 900k shares they've just acquired. At a price of 2p. Or as close to it as possible. That will involve a longish wait until the year's average reaches this mark - which will be sometime in January 2026. I can't work out the current 1 year average ( CSE Grade 2) but someone will know what it is. Around 5 or 6p I'd guess - which is way too high.

Hullaballoola. " trust SNG/TFG will behave honourably, achieve success at trial and not dilute us to smithereens. "

I mean of course TFG are not going to behave honourably, or buy the extra 16% of shares for more than they need to. They will force us to sell long before anything happens to move the sp. Long before the trial delivers and probably long before the trial starts. RM is window dressing for the time being - but he'll be gone with his gold plated pension, and diamond encrusted carriage clock, well before they move for full ownership.

Sad to say but this story has already ended. We've known this in our hearts for a long time. Some of us said it and many more still were in denial , refusing to accept that if the company has no money to run its own trials or keep the lights on - it is effectively done. They hoped against hope that it might somehow still come good. Because of all the emotional baggae we all carry friom this investment and the deep scars they couldn't face reality. And the rampers encouraged them to believe that a fairy godmother might still wave her wand and SNG would be finally supported by the NHS or FDA.

The respected genius scientists have all been replaced by chiselling deal making money men with dead eyes and the dream is over. All we have left is the hope that one day a life or two will be saved by the drug that we carried on our shoulders and in our hearts for so long.

Lockie - Whether you sell now depends what value your holding has now. If 50k shares are now worth £1k, and most of us hold far fewer than this - then you might decide to let it ride and hope for a random upturn that forces TFG to sell for 4 or 5p. Frankly though and if you're honest with yourself - you probably know that there are no happy endings to come and you should take the last few quid out and head to the pub.

Nope - but it hardly matters. TFG will have a plan - but as the trial wont start till late '25 - but more likely early '26, Syn no longer need to communicate anything until it does. They'll obviously want to delist b4 the AGM.

I'm j saying that if they did have approval before the OO RNS - or even before the deadline and didn't tell us - that would be an act of gross deception.But there's no evidence that they did. I'm sure they only found out in the last few days or 2 weeks since the offer failed .

Mani, unless we discover they already had the approval before the 16th of Jan, - there's nothing really to see here. For both Covid trials the company did tell us that it had received approval - but these were both RNS-ed on the eve of the trials starting and wrapped up with other significant clinical details.

They might RNS this now - as it contains the protocols - but if we're to believe what they said at the last meeting - they might not say anything more about the trial until it's about to start. Either way it doesn't add to the evidence against them imo.

Spooky thinks TFG are competent enough to bring the P2 to a successful conclusion - but incompetent enough to wait tiill the trial results are known and the sp climbs like Manic Monday before hoovering up the remaining 16% of shares. Handing us all back millions and millions of the profit they've worked so hard and risked so much for.

If TFG had any concern for PI's RM would not have answered in the negative when he ws asked whetherLTHs might be offered long tem options at 2p. No, he said that won't happen ( and indeed it was fanciful in the extreme) - TFG are concerned about dilution." And the bitter laughed rippled through the room.

It's horrible to have to say it, but trading this until the delist comes is the only play now - and that's Spooky's game - if he can convince a few mugs to get the sp to 3p or 4p.

Hatter - seems to me the timeline is pretty standard. We know they will not start before early 2026 - so the end date is very likely to slip back from 3/27. Which is also pretty standard.

As you say -though - the pi caboose will have been de-coupled from the TFG Express long before this.

Interesting to me that they've added a possible alternate dose mini trial after the safety trial, whilch makes sense - as they've never done any research into this. Recovery trialed a higher dose of Dexa in this same cohort - but abandoned it as it was doing harm to patients. They don't explain what the numbers will be for the alternate dose but it'll add a further delay before the main trial starts as the data has to be evaluated.

NotaScooby ... 2p might be a good punt, ormore likely it'll be good money following bad. The company has data on 758 patients - but not 1 patient in MV. And of course the main risk is not that the trial fails - but that pis are pushed out for pennies before it ends. In a year the trial will be underway but the sp won't have gone up. It'll bump along at this level - possibly a bit lower or a little higher which will allow TFG to acquire the remaining shares at the actual price at the time of the takeover. With 75% of the shares TFG can change the articles of association to allow this to happen before taking the last 14% . Of course it won't wait for the sp to jump up on interim analyais - and have to pay more.

Brilliant nom de plume.Spooky. We can see right through you.

Maybe Prof - TFG though of course. He wasn't a shareholder - that's for sure. Think he has been back though - to vent his spleen at his former foes with a new moniker. Good riddance to him

Brilliant post Trinity. I and others have posted at some length about the misleading wording of the Dec 20th RNS - which was entirely deceitful in its promise that the OO funding would support the entirety of the MV P2, and I have been considering asking others to contribute their evidence and analysis to build a case to place before the FCA. I fear that even if we did assemble the evidence against the way Synairgen has handled it still wouldn't add up to enough for the FCA to even lok at it. The particular problem as far as I can see, is that the fundraise failed - and it might well have missed the mark by an even wider margin if Synairgen had been honest with us in December and admitted TFG's investment was just to the Interim analysis. So the FCA might rule - if indeed it got to that point - that we wern't harmed by the deceit, and the company might say RM's final Proactive interview made clear what the reality was to be. By December 20th we were already outside looking in and it seems from other investors experience that once control has gone there's little to be done to rewind the clock.

Love your analogies about the coffee cup and swimming pool - and confess also that your comments about the last lingering guest at the party apply particularly to me. I've collected my hat and coat from the pile on the bed many times and even waved a teary farewell on more than one occasion, before exiting dramatically into the stormy night - only to return a short while later mumbling like Columbo about the one thing that's bothering me. I guess the party is all but over now - but until the host finally throws me out I'll still remain - gazing at the empty rooms as the ound system is plays "You can't always get what you want " on an endless loop.

Dippfs we know how that season ended for Rafa don't we - and i still feel the pain as a lifelong LFC fan. Fair points I guess but we know why they're delisting - and it's not to save the £1m AIM fees. It's to take the company private - beyond pi scrutiny and firmly into the hands of its new owner.

The only question now is at what point they pick up the remaining shares. If you believe RM we'll all be cheering together as the PI sales through and that "value inflection point" is reached - if you believe our experience to this point - you'll know that TFG will buy everything up long before this point is reached. No rush with this, as there's a year at least before the trial even starts. - but they wont wait and risk having to pay 10 or 20 or 30p a share when they have have them for 2 or 3p.

Dippfs - with respect - that's a comical assessment of what'a coming next and exactly what my post is about.

" there will be no MCAP so there is greater scope for SNG to name its own price when it comes to any potential sale. "

TFG aren't going to let us have 14% of that increased IA value. As someone said yesterday. It's just a business and TFG have taken all the risk and will expect all of the profit. RM will survive if they have a use for him but he's a dead man walking and likely to be dumped as soon as they delist. Synairgen is now just a badge on the bonnet.

Absolutely - but without much hope in terms of getting anything back . I would like to still be a shareholder if this passes the P2., but strongly suspect we'll be jettisoned before that point

For the avoidance of doubt - and in case anyone still believes TFG/Synairgen might still be acting good faith - it was never intended that private investors would share in the P2 opportunity. We know that they were amazed that pis were willing to put up £2.3m - an amount which if they honoured, in the spirit of the offer - should have prevented de-listing. But of course, they didn't. They pretended to want our involvement and then set a ludicrously high bar for people who'd already been cleaned out - which was almost achieved. RM was as wrong in his assessment that pis no longer believed in the drug as he's been in every other judgment call he's made in the company's history except the decision to switch to C-19 trialing when the pandemic arrived.

It was window dressing - nothing more. TFG offered the money to progress the trial and was assured by Marsden that the OO would fail and it would receive all of the new 900m 2p shares and have the company - lock, stco and almost barrel.

Many of those who are now saying trust the company, and trust TFG are the same voices who promised us there was a non - dilutory alternative to the doomsday endgame we're faced with, that the cavalry would soon come riding over the hill.

Here's old Fruitsnveg - now mercifully hiding in his basement, along with his co apologist Tommy - deridingmy post from early December that said TFG was the only possible source of funding. Not hindsight. December 6th and a repeat of what I'd posted several times before

6th December

Docd " TFG must be the backer for the trial. SS saying that pharma will only get involved after seeing good data suggests strongly that they are not funding the P2. I said before that unless a pharma wanted it, TFG would be the only candidate to offer the additional £35-£50m to make good on its original holding. Presuming it has seen and likes the MV rationale and wants to get its money back. Not sure what the mechanism would be but there must be a way it can fund the trial without having to buy the company

Fruitsnveg "Lol .. I think there is greater chance of you waking up one day as the Christmas Fairy, than there is of TFG buying out the company to become a small scale Biotech company. Can you see Reade Griffith moving to Southampton Business Park with his clipboards and petri dishes? Nope. Me neither.

Mr 12 posts - born on Jan 20th Spooky155

Most significant contribution " All shareholders have input to the articles of association. The company are in the process of engagement and news will follow in a circular. "