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There is a scene in James Bonds' Dr No where James Bond has to convince two islanders that the dragon is in fact a vehicle with a flame-thrower. The majority of posters on this board resemble the two islanders in that scene , the remaining posters are James Bond.

Mr Roger, as ever your integrity , research and approach is very admirable. Good luck.

Roger is right, but he wishes he wasn't. But to the rampers.. is ignorance really bliss? Are you happy that the SP is still falling but you've no idea why?

Mr Nissan, are you topping up at this record low price?

"Its got to the point I will take 22p now."

Lol.. Mr Nissan is a supermodel

"I don't get out of bed for less than $10,000 a day."

Cue countdown theme tune..

Writing "bunch of students" I didn't mean to be derogatory. I simply meant "hardworking students" . It's just that I associate manchester students with comments made by Paul Calf , a steve coogan character from 1990's. I wouldn't be surprised if GDR underpay them tbh.

" There never seems to be any activity there, I work for a company upstairs from the gene drive offices / facilities and no one ever enters or leaves, looks deserted, I’ll have a look around. Maybe they all work from home ….

They are located at the Manchester university offices designed for small start ups"

I recall 3 years ago someone saying GDR consisted of a bunch of students and overpaid & middle-aged board of directors. If true, then they are obviously wasting money renting office space and salaries on expensive staff that are not required.

Whats the 21st century equivalent of a teaboy. Perhaps a zero hours worker?

" Dudd worked for BC"

would be funny if he returned to BC and BC ended up offering to buy out GDR at 0.5p per share.

"6s imminent here. There is just nothing to stop the decline"

It's not called death spiral finance because it improves the sp.

Imo Poor decision making by management, perhaps even woeful incompetence.

Mr slacker, Perfectly simple questions at the heart of the AIHL product. You'd expect to find the answers to these questions on a poster advertising AIHL at a conference to help convince people that an investment in AIHL yields a massive savings in future costs, wouldn't you?

"Why would private health care organisations not use them. "

AIhL is only required if a doctor prescribes the family of anitbiotic that may induce hearing loss. We don't know how often that antibiotic is used on babies. I assume due to the potentialy life changing ill-effects of that family of antibiotics, that it's an antibiotic of last resort and as such is not used that often, which is why NHS trusts can't justify paying for it. But perhaps we will learn that trust have been buying AIHL and perhaps the revenue stream is so negligble that an sp correction is likely.. We will know more before the months end.

"And if I were to get in, there would be a semi tight stop loss and very short term time frame."

indeed, GDR is a punt.

I said "a punt!"

" Where's the money coming from?"

funding paid for by PI's.

" It might be counter intuitive but I love the negativity on here. I prefer to buy when everyone hates a stock and sell when it is loved."

GDR welcomes you with open arms. You are the GDRs prefered investor,

" The government doesn't usually give financial awards to the tune of £1.2m to companies that are "going bust..." It's called due diligence. Just saying ;)"

The government doesn't check these things. And like most investors here, the government officials have probably never heard of a death spiral financing deal let alone be able to spot one. Competence is not a skill this government possesses. The tory memebrship voted for Liz Truss who lost the UK 30 billion in less than a week after implementing the tax cuts she campaigned on. Mr Trev, we all have much to learn, some more than others yet the only question that matters to investors is how much the lesson will cost them as a percentage of their initial investment. Or indeed in real terms. Its all relative. If you are a millionaire who lives in a tent, then any losses incurred on a 5k punt on GDR is a cheap lesson.

The full account from march 2023, mentioned that GDR have enough money to last until the end of the year. This did not include River Forts death spiral, as I see it. As drawdowns stopped just 2 months after they started (due to sp falling below the 16p threshold) its safe to say GDR are in trouble, especially considering inflation. Perhaps the most prudent thing GDR can do now is to sack everyone and rehire once the 3 year data gathering period is over. Sounds ridiculous but anyone have any other realistic options, other than being bought out or winning the lottery?

Thanks all. I think we can conclude that GDR will say nothing wrt to it's current finances, if it isn't legally obliged to.