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apparently being developed by exopharm - currently a private aus company but hoping to list http://exopharm.com/ however we do get a mention here http://exopharm.com/news/2017/10/12/investor-guide/ copied below - mind we are at the tail end Investors in biotechnology are like two-headed beings � interested in exceptional financial returns, as well as in ground-breaking innovations that will improve the health of their loved ones. The Nasdaq Biotech Index has grown 145% over the past 5 years, compared with 116% for the Nasdaq Composite Index and 78% for the S&P 500 over the same period [1]. And activity in the biotech area is still picking up. In October 2017, US biopharma giant Gilead acquired Nasdaq listed biotech company Kite Pharma for US$11.9 billion [2]. Kite was formed in 2009 and is reported to have raised around US$800 million since 2011. Kite�s (now Gilead�s) product is a yet-to-be-approved therapy that takes a set of the patients� own immune cells and genetically modifies them into so called chimeric antigen receptor T cells (CAR-T cells) to attack the patient�s blood cancer. Another example of a competitive CAR-T product is Novartis�s Kymriah, which has an exceptional 83% complete remission rate treating acute lymphoblastic leukaemia � and a US$475,000 price-tag for each course of treatment [3]. In August 2017, investor bible Barron�s reported that �Investor sentiment in biotech is more bullish � with good reason� [4]. As all this investor activity confirms, investing in the right biotechnology is a sound idea. But there are many fields within biotech. You might now be wondering �how do I get ahead of the curve and identify the next hot biotech area before others?� � Our tip is that it is exosomes. To understand the financial opportunity in exosomes (and Exopharm) requires some homework � and the reading starts here: Medical treatment & healthcare cost Americans around US$10,000 per person and nationally US$3.35 trillion, in 2016. People�s medical problems can be treated by operations in hospital (around 31% of the yearly cost), visiting doctors (around 20% of the yearly cost) and prescription drugs (around 10% of the yearly cost). That makes drugs a US$340 billion per annum business in the USA alone [5]. But many such drugs are low profit, old-school generics � think statin tablets for reducing cholesterol levels and aspirin for pain. So what are the ground-breaking next-generation �drugs� � like Kymriah CAR-T was 5 years ago? Many old drugs are so-called �small molecules� � chemicals with an atomic mass of around 500 daltons or less. Aspirin, for example, is 180 daltons and 21 atoms, produced at very low cost using classical chemistry techniques. More recently, there are also �biologic� drugs � anythi

Reneuron mentioned..... http://exopharm.com/news/2017/10/12/investor-guide/

Hi drax. Let's hope for a change in heart. Keep well and thanks for reply. Best wishes. Freddie

Guess its hard to get to the grey matter of the City financial whizz kids, but hopefully, they are prepared to learn.... You see....there is such a thing as investing for the future....now I know its hard to grasp...so let's take it slow and steadily.....you see a lot of money can be made if you invest and sit back a while.....I've been doing it too long....8 years is a long time,......but not too long in biotech research! There are loads of bios headed by brains so big you city blinkered rascals don't/ couldn't understand. They are in a different league to you guys....they are actually Brilliant.....their brilliance is about to shine...so why not leech on them like you do on all the other companies you leech from....however now don't short them and dig their grave but help them......yes help is a Christian thing, I know its alien to you but it may enable to continue leaching and make loads of money in the process.....think about it and become enlightened Christians while you earn (cannot think of a more suitsable word) your exhorbitant bonuses.....remember Brexit is hovering above you so why not sit on a stable foundation for a while.... Surely Reneuron beats facebook....surely ........you can always just pick up the telephone and tell someone whose sick that you love them...but stem cell therapy might cure them to enable you to phone them back for a lot longer......back to the vino

Hopefully... But I'm not counting my chickens yet for a while

No us...but the science generally...c/o mil iii site http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2017/11/08/genetically-modified-skin-grown-from-stem-cells-saved-a-7-year-old-boys-life/?utm_term=.ab4a32a3a72e

I really am angry...these bloody hedge fund managers earning... that's a laugh...getting millions a year, either paying backhanders for info or making it up.....either way, damaging good companies with lies etc.....I'd string the bastards up.....the authorities should come down on them like a tonne of bricks. They are low life....leaching on the backs of the scientists trying to make a difference for mankind...and wrecking good companies in the process. Yes. right first time, string the bastards up or come clean with their lying cheating snitches. BASTARDS

When he made his unsupported prediction.......says it all..... A crash, some coke and now this hedge-funder's driver's license is on ice. Sahm Adrangi, founder and chief investment officer of Kerrisdale Capital, was reportedly arrested early Saturday on charges of drunken driving and cocaine possession after a two-car smashup in the Hamptons. The 35-year-old Yale grad reportedly was behind the wheel of a 2015 BMW convertible at 3 a.m on Montauk Highway in Amangansett, New York, when it crashed into an SUV going in the other direction. The East Hampton Star, which first reported the arrest, said Adrangi and the unidentified woman who was driving the Ford SUV told police that the other had crossed over the double-yellow line before they collided. Adrangi, who was also given a speeding citation in addition to the DUI and cocaine-related charges, had his license suspended by an East Hampton justice Saturday morning because of his refusal to take a breath test after the crash, the paper reported. He was released after posting $1,000 bail. When CNBC called Kerrisdale Capital's office in Manhattan for comment, a receptionist said, "He's in a meeting right now," and took a message. Adrangi, who founded the firm in 2009, has not called back.

Cheers drax...got it now...strikes me when a hedge fund manager sends out a message like that....they either have insider information or more than likely just making it up to bring the stock down for their own ends......either way it stinks....

Ive been trying to look for the company and had zilch result.....sounds suspicious....is this a wind up

4 mms offering 2p for 600k shares and 1mm selling 100k at 2.15p......looks like we could be in demand!

Agreed Rosewall. A friend of mine recently suffered a stroke from a blood clot. He was a fit and healthy 74-year-old. the clot was removed within 2 hours. He was lucky as the after effect is a weakness on his left side, arm in particular....he now looks an old man, but fortunately hasn't lost his sense of humour. It can happen to any of us at any time. Lets hope the cure is around....ours is a bleed....but none the less a stroke!

Agreed dactions......its just a matter of time before the penny drops....and I can wait. Best wishes. Freddie

http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=RENE&ArticleCode=b0zea55p&ArticleHeadline=Retinal_disease_clinical_trial_moves_into_Phase_II

.......Purple ''W'' anchor placed the last trade........bless it? What a complete and total utter total waste of space. Must be desperate. Lets see what devastation it can wreak on the stock tomorrow. I'm suspecting absolutely zilch. What a furkin waste of space, Incidentally, I shouldn't look at the site posts prior to login in as I am forced to read the total and utter stupidity of the moron's posts. Still, I'm logged in now........hope I haven't offended anyone who accepts that total and uninformed plonker our time.....boringf....uninformed....stupid...childish.....inconsistant....garbage.....shouldn't repeat myself........but cannot help it.....corked the vino now...looking forward to tomorrows posts......god bless you all. Really looking at the cretins posts tomorrow..... In windup mode.....see what tomorrow brings .Best wishes all. Freddie

...things to come...... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-41843320

Hi kezzman. Not quite sure what your post is saying. Can you elaborate. Best wishes. Freddie

Pleased for you nomlungo.

Many thanks cash flow. Best wishes. Freddie

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/186516/reneuron-making-good-progress-with-all-of-its-key-therapeutic-programmes-186516.html