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Yes it caught my eye. Quite a good section on Peel Hunts website incl bio's of analysts see 'Healthcare & Life Sciences' section
please to add a small tranche of shares this morning at 6p to bring my avg down - a quick note to say that as a relatively recent investor in SAR I am grateful for the insights shared on this bb. A fascinating company, particularly on a personal level as not long ago I experienced colorectal cancer first hand - that was a fun chat with the doc (!) I am quietly hopeful that we all do well in the long term and that new cancer treatments are developed to help people. Godspeed!
appreciate the post - quality of the product is after all key to longevity and what appeals to me about this share. Do you mind me asking what your experience has been of Customer Service and Support? A relatively new company could be still finding its feet or has it nailed this? You want to keep your customers for the long term (as they grow) after all
"Ryanair’s director of sustainability, Thomas Fowler, said that the airline and Trinity hoped the work would help influence EU and international governments’ policies." https://centreforaviation.com/analysis/reports/capa-live-ba-ceo-sean-doyle---well-come-out-the-other-end-559303 - Europe's largest - low cost - airline now nailing their commitment to a future that embraces SAF. I suspect they know something (I) don't in connection to near term policy changes.
what a cracking rns it was worth the wait - still need to creep up past my avg of 70 ish tho (!) happy days nonetheless
Good to see this endorsement from BA. Sustainable aviation fuels are crucial to European aviation's 2050 net zero carbon dioxide emissions target. https://www.politicshome.com/news/article/exclusive-pm-plans-to-fly-into-cop26-on-green-fuel-plane - surely all we need is funding for Immingham (?) If willing to wait it out I can see so much potential
https://biofuels-news.com/news/total-ramps-up-saf-production-at-french-sites/
Encouraging to see this. I have for a long time scratched my head and felt uncomfortable about the notion of current battery technology being 'green'. One of many many articles on the subject. Supply chains will come under increased scrutiny and battery technology relying on heavy metals I suspect will become a thing of the past before long. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/jan/03/child-labour-toxic-leaks-the-price-we-could-pay-for-a-greener-future - and - from today https://www.ft.com/content/c4e075b8-7289-4756-9bfe-60bf50f0cf66
yes I too am holding with a view to the future. If you are in a position to play the long game this has everything going for it to steadily rise and rise. P55 of this report offers a handful of examples of where this profitability will stem from. As time goes by 5,10,15+ years the costs of green hydrogen production and fuel cells comes down, adoption increases and technology improves. Ceres stands to benefit. This report I was not previously familiar with but it is an eye opener. I don't think the 10 fold + increase we have seen is even the start. https://www.goldmansachs.com/insights/pages/gs-research/green-hydrogen/report.pdf
yes thank you ndr50. I did some cursory reading over the weekend and think that OTC product offers great benefits for the Indian market. There are many online sources of which this is just one that caught my eye '42 percent of men are willing to substitute medicines prescribed by their doctor with a cheaper option or opt for what their pharmacist suggests' also as OTC this goes a long way to remove what I perceive as the cultural 'taboo' but that is the world over not just India - https://www.india.com/viral/with-taboo-around-erectile-dysfunction-india-becomes-impotence-capital-of-the-world-4075360/
this is good news. Thanks. Back to where it should be (!)
yes that is significant to say the least - between them Directors own over 1% of shares in issue see here https://www.sharecast.com/equity/Futura_Medical/director-deals
James Barder has over £600k invested . I would say that is significant. But perhaps others would disagree?
file not found? would be interested to read this please could you re-link if possible? Thanks
ha yes quite... I do enjoy the odd oracle stopping by with a solid price prediction. Seeing as it's Friday i'll go with with 36p Tuesday, 15.5p Weds then £300 quid next Friday - it's cos Elon got hold of an advance tube of the wonder stuff and enjoyed himself so much he decided to sell Tesla and bankroll FM to build a factory on Mars. Enjoy your weekend chaps.
Thanks Bruce/Reflex - agreed I have had success and failure with AIM however as a whole it has proved a good strategy for me by modelling a 80/20 portfolio of equities. 80%Trusts/Funds - and - 20% allocated to the Wild West of AIM!! of which I now have a good stake in FM. AIM is risky yes of course but from my experience rewards are good when you call it right.
Yes - I have learnt a lesson from the past few days and truth be told licking my wounds as definitely feel to be in the fool camp right now (!) However as a LTH and ISA allowance around corner I can always avg down. I guess out of interest what do those LTH's here think in terms of an appropriate portfolio weighting to FM given recent news and future potential (?) Just curious. I broadly have a 20 year view with my portfolio as a whole. To be open I am currently around the 8% mark in FM currently in the mid-70s. I am tempted to push to 10% but taking things cautiously as many other areas I am interested in too.
I was kicking myself as sold out and moved to other pastures some months ago having bought into FM a year back at between 14/15p but needed cash. I'm pretty confident however that 12 months from now this will prove to be a sound investment as in the grand scheme of things this share is just getting started. I was too hasty to buy back in at the peak yesterday but I was a victim of knowing (as many here do) just what the potential now is for FM. I have returned to my investment case and I am broadly comfortable with my position my rationale is as follows. Market Cap at current levels is too low considering the potential of this product following recommended approval from the EU and positive signs from the US however ultimate market share remains a question for me. A commercial partner may well be announced soon and could significantly impact share price upwards. I also think the coming weeks will see increased profile for FM and increased interest from long term investors banking on MED3000 coming to market. Fantastic news to all those that stuck with FM through the relative static periods of the past few years. Hopefully there is still a bite of the cherry for those of us who have entered slightly later on. Just thought I would share my experience in case anyone else out there in a similar boat having bought in yesterday and found the pullback somewhat of a surprise. Good luck everyone who is sticking with this for the longer term. Hopefully it bodes well for us all!!
https://www.healthcareglobal.com/hospitals/who-are-top-10-global-hospitals-and-why
thanks guys for making me aware of what warrants are. Here is a view on esports from a young student - he and his like are good indicators of the future potential of the sector I would suggest https://www.studyinternational.com/news/esports-degree-in-the-uk/