Member Info for Fruitsnveg

A good and reasonable analysis Sparkles, thank you for sharing.

that's right, and it is their responsibility to file TR1's if applicable, not the bank.

Finance giant Fidelity also getting in on the action:

https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/financial-giant-fidelity-plans-to-launch-a-bitcoin-etf/

I tend to agree K-Mac, there are a lot of bedwetters today, but not just on this board, across many here on LSE, we are not in a unique position with our SP. It is of course the perfect opportunity in the next 10 days (tax year end/ISA flips) for them to pretend to wet the bed and shake out weak hands along the way so they can add in cheaper. I do feel very grateful to have patience written into my DNA, this final lap is when it really pays off. ..
Always DYOR, GLA.

A watched stock never boils.

Down 2.9 %. ...lol.
This Junior dude has a lot to learn.

Fair question Hewhodares

Morning star data (dated 19th March) tallies with your finding Axe, Polar still listed as ii’s as of last Friday.

Mact4, that could be correct, is that historic info available online to cross check against?

I can’t believe that UBS AG would not be compliant ref timings of TR1’s?

The question remains, where is Polars holding?

Oil I see the date on the phone but you can still run a query to display data for any given date, it doesn’t have to be the exact date that you are sitting at your screen, eg when you want to look at historical data at a certain point in time. I guess question I’m asking is could the data displayed be AS AT x’ number of months ago? Again I’m thinking on the hoof here...

Oil, but the run date for the file (ie data displaying) could be any date, right? I’m thinking aloud here...

Obviously when I typed pot I meant ‘response’, oops :-)

Thank for your considered and eloquent pot TLWilliams, I very much agree. I could countenance said deramper if they didn’t blithely ignore the facts, figures and science time after time. There is no debate when it is so evidently one-sided. The fact that they do ignore these evidence-based facts time and time again, tells me everything I need to know about their agenda.

In the article I read (posted by Mike... I think) I thought she mentioned Synairgen by name, as in she was told that was what she had? Perhaps I read that wrong.

HC, she was not allowed to continue taking it (because it was a trial?) it was my reading of the post but effusively reported improvement when on it, compared to other treatments which did not cure her either. I suspect duration of treatment is the issue here (too short) and that was not in her control. No doubt trial data will shed more light on that.

We also know it works because the Birmingham nurse who took it when she had Covid said so! There's nothing like actual living concrete endorsement is there....

Aston/Org,
"As for vaccine news as stated many many times they will work and we need to stop sounding desperate ".

I think you are conflating 'sounding desperate' with facing the reality presented by official global figures, which strongly indicate that we are nowhere near global vaccination yet (unlike in Britain and the USA) and are unlikely to be for some considerable time. As you know, SNG001 is not being developed uniquely for the US and UK market where vaccinations are happening at pace. The rest of the world still exists and thus, looking at the stark figures below, it would appear our potential global market is going nowhere, despite roll out of as yet, far too few vaccination programmes.

%. of population with completed vaccination, i.e. 2 doses*:

7 countries - between 10% - 51% (includes USA and Israel)
28 countries - between 3% - 10%, (includes Britain)
33 countries - between 0.1% - 3%.
117 countries - less than 0.1% of their population (includes countries where no vaccination programme is yet in place).

All figures are as at 22nd March 2021 and have been extrapolated from data here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/world/mapping-spread-new-coronavirus/?itid=sf_coronavirus

It’s a weird one Splodge, no doubt about it.