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"Although I won't be active on this board, it's clear to me it full of deluded and angry investors who have been hoodwinked."
Not all. I think there is only one investor who claimed to have started buying at 9.5p.
Mr Sharebel, I'm not Guy and I don't own any shares. I have no agenda but having been a shareholder for a long time until I sold recently I'm watching GDR like a dear friend.
Did you buy GDR shares recently, Mr Sharebel?
Mr Sharebel, one can assume from your critical email that you've recently taken a long position in GDR and your message has in turn a significant agenda.
Mr Stockpickfree, enjoy your holiday. it's unlikely that you'll miss a rally imo.
Not a single PI who regularly posts on this board bought GDR shares to hold for 10 years. If they did, they wouldn't even visit this board, let alone regularly comment. PI's are stuck with GDR because they don't have the courage to take to stop the loss. Perhaps they keep topping up so get out with 6% profit after 3 years, like Mr Stocksaints/Starres. Looking at the companies Berkshire Hathaway have shares in or own, it's safe to say they would never invest in GDR, probably because it's never turned a profit, it's cash burn is ridiculous, the BoD pay themselves good salaries without significant investment in the company themselves and they've never managed to sell any of the products they've produced.
Buffets comment here sums up why so many long term investors are still invested in GDR despite death spiral and years of waiting for full nice approval (and therefore NHS adoption and significant sales)
https://youtu.be/nUucyfWpL0A?t=1100
For GDR, very weak insider ownership ie management are not heavily invested themselves in GDR, is a massive red flag which belays all GDR's issues from recent death spiral to lack of sales and/or approvals over many years.
12 rules for GDR investors
I think this one applies to GDR.
https://youtu.be/nUucyfWpL0A?t=558
Good. anyone who doesn't have doubts in GDR by now must be nuts.
Good luck Mr System.
Would you sell at 12-14p?
If a law of averages (hopes and dreams reasoning, Mr Nissan) applied to the market and the movement of GDR sp I wonder what the sp would be now? Looking at the chart over the last 5 years, I'd estimate the average price to be 20p due to the huge market cap during pandemic. If we forget the sp during the pandemic period and base the average sp on non-pandemic time period and products, then the average SP is probably 12-14p.
Reading this board occassionally and its obvious that whilst buying GDR's products may offer health benefits buying shares in GDR offer none.
" I,ve had a reply to my email...very quick reply again...which is very good imv...!!"
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I'm invested emotionally (fortunately).
Mr Slacker, Thanks for your honesty. I enjoy your posts, if that helps.
Mr Nissan/Systemzero do you dress up as Elton John and sing Rocket Man each morning as you log on to lse website?
" Why would anyone invest in a company 3 YEARS before its products are usable and sellable.??"
I sold, why did you invest and why are you still invested, Mr Slacker?
No-one is buying GDR products , at least not in amounts that merit an RNS.
Not sure what's more worrying no sales or sales that generate such a small revenue that the BoD consider it important NOT to tell its shareholders.
" This company is presently R & D with no fully approved products!!!!!"
its been like this for years.
There is definitely light at the end of the tunnel . But the tunnel is incredibly long. For AIHL, the tunnel is 3+ years long, for the stroke marker probably longer. No-one is disputing the benefits of GDR's product.