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It's spelled out in plain English at the bottom of the RNS. Section 11: Additional Information.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/VLS/notification-of-major-holdings/15395976

You're an unreliable source too though, Burstead.

Your opinion's not backed up by anything and you just seem to be here to irritate people.

The CEO had £2m in shares two months ago. They're worth around £200k now. But if they can get this drug approved they'll be worth £20m.

So do you really think they need you to ask them to do their jobs?

Probably got tired of all the irritating calls.

Perhaps those genuinely wanting the company to be successful shouldn't be turning all their frustrations to the Synairgen Board of Directors.

Until there's some evidence it's not a fact, it's a rumour.

All I've seen is a tweet from some unofficial source.

TLWilliams,

In your example, "lateral thinking" means pointing out that 25 + 5 = 30 and then disregarding all of the (very good) reasons why the likelihood of a takeover arising from that is pretty much zero.

TLWiliams - "5% (US buyer) + 25% (Polygon) = 30% => A T/O bid."

This is the stupidest thing I've read on here in a long time, even including Andybe4's paranoid rants. What reason have you got for combining the shareholding of two unrelated parties?

convb

You make several predictions a week. You had to get one correct eventually. Congrats.

I'm just here to see what stupid thing convb has to say.

What's stopping us just filling in the forms and applying for EUA ourselves? We know this business better than the board of directors right?

Can someone tell me how to connect my computer to my printer?

I just emailed Richard Marsden to explain to him that his shares would be worth a lot more if he'd been smart enough to throw a few smiley-face emojis into the Topline Results RNS.

Haven't had a reply yet.

I don't think they're sells.

"@MrCosts - Everyone knows more than you."

Sorry, that was unfair. I was trying to explain how and why Polygon knows more than us.

@MrCosts - Everyone knows more than you.

You claim to know how many things work and then go on to prove you don't.

I'm not going to take you seriously anymore. You strike me as the type of person whose opinions fall into one of two categories: ignored or ridiculed.

MrCosts - "How can Polygon know anymore than us?"

The same way I know more about this than the guy who cuts my hair: research and expertise.

How many analysts do you employ? How many of them have extensive knowledge of clinical trial procedures? Do you have any contacts at the WHO? There are plenty of things other than inside information that can you them an edge.

It's not a targetted attack.

I took issue with your silly BBC conspiracy theory, then pointed out an important fact about Brexit you already admitted you didn't know.

Worth noting that Polygon issued an RNS on 4th March announcing an increase from 23.282% to 24.301%.

That was two days after the price briefly hit 16p on news that SAB was leaving Activ-2 due to 'operational futility'. I suspect Polygon was waiting for today's announcement before continuing to buy, which probably explains why they haven't increased since 7th March.

My mistake big-blu. It's ferric SULPHATE they can't get hold of because of Brexit, leading to effluent being discharged into Britain's waterways.

https://www.chemistryworld.com/news/wastewater-chemicals-shortage-may-see-partially-treated-effluent-flushed-into-english-rivers/4014397.article

That's entirely possible lordcroker. They relaxed the rules last September.

https://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/brexit-raw-sewerage-water-treatment-b1915765.html