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If only Costas and Co had gone to the AGM, like they always say they will, then never do....
Not so novice a player after all, are you Prof?
"5mln convertible bond" you say? If only TFG had you as their advisor, they'd have already made back their loss.
Happy to oblige; they haven't made a loss, because they haven't sold. Simple. In fact, they added more, over quite a number of months. With such a low overall investment (compared to the rest of their fund allocations) that seems to be an act of conviction, rather than novice ineptitude.
I hope you enjoyed today's lesson Prof.
The larger the 'shop', the more sophisticated the hedging options generally employed. But of course you already know that. Its all in their fund analysis reports available on their website for those who don't. No serious loss here, not according to their own published accounts. Go have a read, you might learn something.
You say that as if the thought of a hedge fund generating consistent returns regardless of market direction through a combination of long and short positions, just occurred to you? What do you think the very clever people at TFG have been doing here for 3 years? A pre-requisite of course is minimal volatility, which, we just happen to be maintaining very well here, aided in o small part by the oddly incessant 'good cop bad cop' posting here.
As others are oft to say.....make of that what you will....
Mani is worried about dilution because then he'd end up with the square root of nothing, which is essentially how much he has invested in SNG; nothing. Spends the year yelping with the other yelpers, but can't be bothered to come to the AGM and state any kind of case, every year. Too busy dreaming up silly content for this forum. Yawn.
According to the company published financial report in September, Administrative expenses, which typically includes salaries and benefits etc, for the six months ended 30 June 2023 were £2.1 million (30 June 2022: £2.9 million), with the reduction being attributable to the pre-commercialisation activities incurred in 2022. Admin Expenses also typically includes things like rent, utilities, equipment, supplies, insurance policies, and legal counsel).
You also neglected to include the hefty tax rebate the company will get which adds back to the pile; note the research and development tax credit increased from £3.8 million to £9.2 million in 2022.
A lack of communication from RM could just as easily (and IMO much more likely) be to because of commercial sensitivity. We certainly don't want to be informing the uninvested, traders and competitors, no doubt both categories are well represented on this forum, ever eager to further erode the SP.
The heading to dilution narrative appears to be a theme of the majority of your posts on all the stocks you are "not shorting or invested in".
"Absolutely certain they received offers after SG016 - but they were hubristic and greedy. "
So certain yet you have ZERO evidence to back up that stupid repetitive claim. It's easy to make up crud and pass it as fact. Let's be having your evidence of this infamous OFFER. We'e all ears.
“MyAloneThoughts”.
So good Gunto.
So apt.
That's a very silly statement DocDaneeka, even for you. "Doubts remain that the company has the skillset ( it doesn't) or access to others with the skillset to design such novel tools". I certainly don't share those doubts . Do you think the UoS, MRC and the many other organisations and collegiate networks which SNG founders and esteemed staff have access have nothing to offer in this space? Really? Hmmm.... I don't think Synairgen staff are anywhere near as green and novice as you'd like to make out....
Yawn. So many uninvested shorters here today. I've not read this many desperate posts for a while. They seem intensely triggered. Tight Shorts? IMHO!
Let them get it all out, I think I'll come back in a week...
Good summary Tommy Fruits (although it's wasted on the majority of posters here today who seem to have the day off trading skoool !!! / kindergarten).
HNY to all.
Lol Docdaneeka, you really are more anti-knowledge, anti-research and anti-fact than I have given you credit for.
Correct, I'm not worried at all about yet another vaccine. They can barely push the elderly uptake past 40% flu vaccination in this country, never mind worldwide. And that's after annual pushes over decades.
As for RSV, it's predominently paediatric patients that really need a vaccine given it affects many newborns and toddlers ill-equipped to deal with it, so I'm glad they will benefit. Paediatric prophylaxis is not a market we're targeting.
Sure,
Forgot the *there is little data* "that it provides additional benefit when added to inhaled corticosteroid or triple therapy and, therefore, when this drug is best utilized in clinical practice."
And as we know, data is everything.
Ah behold, tis the first "Too late to the party" of the New Year! What fun.
The experts however, when commenting on Ensifentrine, actually report that although generally well tolerated, it provides additional benefit when added to inhaled corticosteroid or triple therapy and, therefore, when this drug is best utilized in clinical practice. Certainly, the drug represents a useful therapeutic option, but further clinical studies are needed to be able to correctly position Ensifentrine in the context of regular COPD treatment. SNG001 is also targeting multiple diseases not just COPD, something Brighty and MyIPA may not have forgotten...?
More of a deflated New Years Balloon, than an actual threat, I'd say.
The company is still clearly undervalued for a blockbuster opportunity. I'm looking forward to news from the company soon.
"Every good laboratory consists of first rate men working in great harmony to insure the progress of science; but down at the end of the hall is an unsociable, wrong-headed fellow working on unprofitable lines, and in his hands lies the hope of discovery".
Also Ernest Rutherford
Watford wasn't the first mis-step for the underpowered NGHT management team. Adverse economic conditions and train strikes can only be blamed for so long. Unimpressive.
"Wrong again".....
Do elaborate TP?