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When could you have sold at 18p?. Kongats a big disappointment. Promised much but delivered nothing . Hopefully there could be some sort of re-rate on the back of positive earnings...but will this ever happen? I don't see the legal case as the be all and end all.

Exactly. I don't recollect any signs of contrition from Marsden or the Chairman for the many blunders and mistakes. A youtube video of him apologising (maybe done by the dolly girl) might lead to more sympathy. As things stand you could assume he doesn't give a ff as he still gets paid the same extravagant amount. Surely that is reward for failure.?

I would be very wary of a US jury. Most would be extremely dim and swayed by Maxwells celebrity lawyers.

Maybe they want a low profile before the trial?

'Our Board'..... you seem to have some involvement? Anyone thinking this shower have performed well is in cloud cuckoo land. The failure here is not just unlucky its a whole raft of incompetencies and failings which have been well documented.

Normally the NOMAD would be aware of feelings about necessary changes but the fees earned by the broker/NOMAD means it would be rather difficult for them. Resolutions at the AGM are mostly a box ticking exercise.

Let me know what you think is on Marsdens to do list for the coming week? Is he running manufacturing plants employing hundreds of workers on multiple international sites juggling with a whole range of complex issues or waiting on some folk to finish trials. If he F****D off on holiday for the next 3 months I don't think anyone would notice. Why was the cost base expanded at completely the wrong time..a costly mistake.

you have your opinion and i have mine. success is not guaranteed and setbacks can occur. but most ceo's realise that when you **** up big time, and repeatedly, your days are numbered and someone else gets to have a go. a company ceo is well rewarded but it comes with the stipulation that you cannot carry on regardless if you make multiple errors of judgement. if ur happy with marsdens' performance then so be it.

Yes mistakes and dither..that rather sums up Marsden doesn't it. A man utterly out his depth in science and commercial acumen. A fraud and failure...but he has done well for himself in £s by taking the contributions of others hard earned cash.

What's needed here is more grinning 'interviews' with the dolly girl.

Surely the question is..why has the Chairman not told the ceo its time to go? The reason is that both will protect each other whilst feeding on the carcass of shareholders money. These two are truly despicable individuals.

Marsden is revealed as a promoter and conman. His only interest is in lining his pockets by retaining his job. He has a supine Chairman so the longer he can spin out this the better for him. He knows he is unemployable outside this company so the funds will be frittered away to support his lifestyle.

Yes agree. AIM is a truly rotten and corrupt market. When the ceo was talking about the share price the main issues are nothing to do with the medical side IMO. Timeframes/funding..the usual stuff. But half the people holding shares here have no real interest in anything the company does or says ..they are punters and chancers looking to make £50 or £100 here and there. A US listing and more long term institutional holdings would be major positive developments.

There is a new filing....Proposed Pretrial Order dated 29/06.

The ceo should help out by wielding a pick axe and shovel in order to boost production. After 3 hours of this heavy labour he would benefit enormously.

Picked up a salary? Think many things in USA may have got stymied by the pending litigation situation.

I have just come across some two year old eggs at the back of the cupboard. If anyone attending the AGM would like them I will happily deliver.

Wouldn't it be lovely to get hold of Marsden by the scruff of his neck and stuff his head into a toilet bowl and pull the chain.

I think I will propose this for a special resolution at the forthcoming AGM.

Why is the 'loathsome one' not in prison?

The way AIM works is that institutions don't buy in the market. they buy on these placings in size at a discounted price.

Rule 2 on AIM is that private investors get ripped off continually by this process and subsequent dilution.

Anyway the Miton and Canaccord news is positive....quite simply they would not have backed the placing if they didn't like the story.

You should have been watching Dr Dan 'interviews' with Justin the Clown

Never saw the AGM as a likely opportunity for meaningful comment so not that bothered on that score. Too early for new ceo to be giving it large on anything.

And also whilst this case with Maxwell has been going on it has prevented cpx winning new licencees and royalties...at least that would appear to be the case.