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Ramifications for UFO?

Https://www.marketindex.com.au/asx/wce/announcements/trading-halt-6A1274037

Something afoot...

Sorry, meant the ask was 0.11. Wishful thinking on my part I'm afraid.

Helx2, how can you be sure that 90m trade was a buy? It was a late reported trade from the previous day when the bid was 0.095 and the ask was 1.11. You may well be right, but if it was indeed a buy, why the drop?

Judging by today's price action, soon.

Hi Warty, just wanted to echo the sentiments of many others here in wishing you well and especially Mrs W, a speedy recovery. All best.

Re: "a bunch of kangaroos". I think the collective noun you're looking for is "a mob". Quite appropriate really. Investing in AIM companies certainly feels like something of a racket these days.

Https://www.theguardian.com/science/2025/jun/16/uk-drug-trial-milestone-leukaemia-treatment

Combination therapies clearly the way forward in treating cancers. Both SRA737 and SDC-1802 might well fit the bill...

"i can't put it into words!!" Probably best not to try. You'll no doubt get the spelling wrong. Incidentally, is your username meant to be 'Pepsi' but you spelled it wrong?!!

No sense. Douchebag.

Sp has done ok. See below:

1 month ago 3 months ago 6 months ago

£1,111.11 11.11% £1,538.46 53.85% £1,176.47 17.65%

'Delusional'. As long as you're going to insult somebody, at least get the insult right.

pebsi, you're kind of boring now. Give it a rest.

From the RNS dated 29th October, 2024:

"The additional funding of £3.4 million through share subscriptions and receipt of a A$1.9 million (c. £1 million) Australian tax credit will enable further development of SDC-1801 to prepare the asset for Phase 2 clinical trials. This will include additional drug product synthesis and toxicology studies, of up to four months and in two species, which are required to match the intended duration of the dosing of patients in these Phase 2 studies. It is the intention to complete these preclinical studies by mid-2025." And you think "Sareum haven't actually missed THIS deadline, yet"?

Net buys are a little over 0.1% of shares in issue, and we are supposed to be excited? paulus47, are you for real? The last time volume spiked (13th March, 2025) the share price fell roughly 25%. Believe me, I'm watching "the larger buys", but you think a 70,000 buy is going to move the needle? "Someone thinks the sp is way undervalued..." Based on what? Volume? Please elaborate, as I'm not really agreeing with your take on the current state of play.

To sad, and others, you wonder why there are some here that "indicate negativity towards development of another compound". Might it be the amount of time, and money, it's taken even to arrive at this juncture with 1801? Also, SRA737 is proving a hard sell, despite all the apparent promise. And from today's RNS: "The Company is assessing the potential next steps for these compounds, including whether to progress one or more into preclinical development." Preclinical development? Really? So we're back to square one now are we? Moreover: "While further optimisation is still required". Okay, so how long will that take? It does, as Potnak stated earlier, feel like a pivot (for whatever reason). I'm reminded of the whole AGILE RNS which was initially well-received and then turned into a damp squib. I really hope that I'm wrong on all this, but I'm sensing BoD smoke and mirrors from today's RNS.

Laz, I'm following the news like a mouse following the Pied Piper, but it just seems that I'm chasing my tail. I wish they would stick to one compound and focus their collective (and impressive) brain power on that (i.e. 1801). They appear to be in the plate-spinning business at the moment, I'm sorry to say.

*outstripping supply. Apologies.

I hear you, Cygnus7, and you're right. Investing in silver has been frustrating over the last 15 years or so, to say the least. But if you think gold is going to perform well as a hedge against inflation and a falling dollar, then silver will follow, albeit kicking and screaming! Industrial demand for silver is now outstripping demand, and the bullion banks (led by JPM) are increasingly losing their grip on the market (which they have controlled and manipulated for years). A much more well-informed commentator on the subject than me is Peter Krauth (author of 'The Great Silver Bull'). You might check him out on YouTube/X.

The gold to silver ratio (or the number of silver ounces to one ounce of gold) is currently actually 100 to 1 (not 150 to 1). But considering that for every ounce of gold mined there are roughly 10 ounces of silver mined, this ratio has to narrow at some point, and therefore the price of silver has to (at least) double relative to the current gold price, although one suspects the price of silver could perform much better than that should the bullion banks lose control of the derivatives market for silver (which appears to be happening). This should augur well for the pure silver mine companies, and by association the explorers, for whom investment has been hard to secure hitherto. We could well be on the cusp of something here. Fingers crossed.

One way of acquiring shares, I guess, without seemingly having to pay for them! I kind of wonder if someone is accumulating a large quantity of shares but doing it by stealth, in minute tranches, to avoid raising any alarm bells, flying under the radar, so-to-speak? All I can say is, if so, they're making a right pig's breakfast of it!