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Dictators and wannabe dictators...

Trump, Farage, Johnson, The royal firm, Xi Jinping , Kim Jong Un, Putin, Georgian and Hungarian presidents ... and Holly Willoughby.

"Putin??? Gloria you are still way behind the curve.."

Xi Jinping? Jeff Bezos? Holly Whilloughby?

"Ahead of the budget on October 30, a group of AIM listed companies and City think tank New Financial have added to growing warnings around the health of London’s junior stock market amid rumours the Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering scrapping an inheritance tax exemption on AIM shares.

Shares on the market currently enjoy a tax-break which relieve them from the levy if they have been held for at least two years. "

Thanks for the post Mr Jimihendrix. Its hard to believe any elderly investors would invest their savings in GDR for minimum of two year to avoid inheritence tax. Talk about shooting yourself in the foot.

If labour decides to raise money through AIM then that's the end of AIM imo.

"then try and work out for yourselves who puppets them ALL"

you mean Putin? Lke Trump is Putin's puppet too?

"This hit 48p in March 2023. I wish I sold then."

just like successful traders, you mean?

Https://www.theguardian.com/society/2024/oct/23/alzheimers-drug-donanemab-rejected-widespread-nhs-use-england

If anything it just goes to show how strap-cashed the NHS is at the moment. If it wasn't for the tory governments and what they have done to the UK economy, I believe GDR would have made a decent profit during covid and the SP would be alot higher than it is now. I doubt NICE would've recommended lab tests over POC tests for the stroke medicine genetic test. As it is now, a labour government has obviously not got the coffers to allow the NHS to adopt breakthrough medicines. That said , the 2 genetic tests have been shown to save the NHS alot of money in the long term . Sub 2.5p is a chance to top up ahead of positive news.

What a peculiar rns. Almost 11 months out of date and related to a completely different company to gdr. I can only assume lawyers told gdr to publish this.

"I reckon if we break that 3p barrier, then this will rocket. It seems a pattern, it hits 3p on ask and crashes back down. Then it tries to get back to 3p and then crashes again"

It's those pesky MMs, Mr Nissan.

thank you again mr lionel.

interesting comment under one of the videos that perhaps sums up how the general mindset of the health industry, including the nhs, still needs to change and currently doesn't yet fully appreciate or embrace pharmogenetics. it explains the watching-paint-dry pace of gdr's sales. obviously incredibly frustrating to all concerned, not least patients who are missing out on the best care that is available. if patients only knew of these genetic tests to improve outcomes, which health services have yet to adopt..

"dr mark j. hudson-pea****

chair and medical director at mantara health ltd.

11h

a fantastic event bringing together those people already converted to the pgx cause. now we need to shout it out from the rooftops for all key stakeholders to appreciate the importance of this tool: patients, physicians and pharmacists for sure, but also those politicians who have it in their gift to make decisions and fund this vital and valuable resource. the significant contribution that pgx will make to sustainability and the wider economy is huge. it’s now not a case of can we afford to do it, but can we afford not to do it! there is already enough evidence to support the implementation of panel testing and, in some specific circumstances, point of care testing. we need to move much more quickly for the sake of all the patients we are there to serve. first do no harm, a key element of being in the caring profession!"

Mr Stocksaint, look at the month chart. The last two weeks are significant. It's up 50% on the expectation of news at the end of the month. Same thing happened in July. Even a recent mention in the daily mail couldn't create a pump and dump , which is why I jumped back in sub 2p. Something is afoot. People in the know are aware of something positive and the chart reflects this.

Mr Carrots is simply yet another poor trader who failed to sell when he should've done and after two or more months of mulling over his paperloss can finally boast that he got it right after all.

"The same people telling you this is going to 20p + are selling at this price"

Correct. THey will miss out on bigger returns in the coming two weeks. This isn't a pump and dump, this is sustained buying pressure due to those in the know already being aware of positive news eg contracts and progression wrt to GDR's world beating products. There are definitely things to be concerned about but GDR has never been in such a good position. If anything, historical SP just goes to show how overpriced GDR was ie previously it was a company thatproduced products that no-one was interested in. Now GDR have two products that UK and USA medics have embraced.

"Zak Mir looking at 3.7p by end of the month and 5.81p soon after that."

oh no, that means it'll be 1.5p on year end. Why can't this bot ruin someone elses stock?

"Define "soon" Gloria. In six months from now when they virtually out of money again?"

before end of october I expect we'll see a positive RNS, Mr stock saint. How positive it will be in relation to the SP at that point is anyones guess.

Could this rally be due to interest from USA investors?

It was certainly the case at the start of JUly just before we got the RNS regarding AIHL and FDA breakthrough programme.

WIll we soon see an RNS regarding the FDA breakthrough programme?

"No one's salary at GDR is £35k. Sorry. CEO is on £25k per month"

I bet there are some staff on less than £35k a year. Sales staff salaries might be performance related (unlike the board members). And the old CEO Mr Cheek said GDR laments that its expensive to be listed on AIM .

"GM, £1.60 for half a million £.

How about you?

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I'm not so bullish as you, my sell price is 87.6p

"It’s unbelievable that anyone would sell a single share."

Incredible but true. Bizarre, isn't it?

"I think the NHS needs a committee set up to decide how long tea breaks should be in meetings"

Good idea, I'll set up a consultancy company to help them roll out this project.