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I was pleased with the RNS. So far the incoming scientific data is good - as others have pointed out this will underpin Scancell and should lead to institutional investors and above all pharma taking note.

As others have pointed out retail investors can drive up a price but take it down just as quickly - so instead of focussing on the noise one needs to keep the bigger picture in mind which is that Scancell's scientific base has received a validation boost today.

And once funding has been sorted (and I share the view that we should have options for this) this is when we will see a sustained rish in the share price.

I think Calculus are still selling - so purely technical reasons.

I would like to repeat again that Scancell will be driven higher and to a better sustainable level by trial results - to follow trades that are conducted by people that right now are selling or buying without proper knowledge of what the trial results will turn out is a bit meaningless...so everyone relax.

There were four big transactions over ca 250,000 shares each this afternoon but the share price hardly moved.

Any thoughts?

I am speculating that Liontrust continues to sell. Once they have exited and of the next update in January is good we should see a good uplift in the share price.

In my humble personal opinion Bango is cheap - very cheap.

Dear all,

I am not a LTH but a a short- to mid term holder...I bought in at a bit too high a price so I am in red here....so I guess I share the fate of many LTHs in a way and can empathize with them!

I can understand frustration at Scancell communication but there is one or two things that I think one should point out and hold as a positive against Scancell:

1. Lindy is a highly respected scientist and she is super motivated here - for scientific reasons and humanitarian reasons and to a certain extent also financial reasons. Please compare this lady and her qualities to so many of the not overly bright, gabby, shallow, deceiving CEOs that seem to be in charge of small UK listed companies. I feel that I can trust her - full stop.

2. I am not an expert but what they are conducting is complicated science and like cutting-edge research obstacles appear and might take longer to be overcome - with Lindy and the Scancell team at the end still at the "mercy" of what the test results will show. However, I really believe that her excitement in communications is not fake but genuine so this leads me to think Scancell are on a good path.

3. Good/great scientists are not always good company leaders or capital markets savvy - so good we have two experienced biotech funds covering Lindy's and our backs...plus a new incoming CEO.

So all in all I keep the faith as I have faith in the intellectual calibre underpinning Scancell.

Now the only note of caution is that retail investors need to be watchful that their interests and those of the biotech funds don't diverge.....

I think Liontrust are still selling but in a slowly and methodical manner....my gut feeling is that we will be stuck in the 100-110p range until the January update. My personal opinion (please do your own research) is that this will be pushed up by a good update in January. I really believe that the concerns from the last trading update of Jan 2024 are exaggerated.

Mosty people seem to be in a monitoring mood and not buying - that is fine as an approach but in the past Bango had the habit of rotoring really quickly on good news.

So it is Liontrust that is reducing their holding in Bango. Question here that I ask myself: Why are they doing this?

If they are doing this due to their own mutual fund investors pulling money from a Liontrust mutual fund and thus Liontrust having to sell shares in Bango than this is not a worrying sign. If however Liontrust is not forced to sell their holdings in Bango and still sell at these low Bango share price levels than this would give me food for thought.

Hoping for comments and input from others here.

@wassap: Well the CEO bought today basically one third of his share holdings in Bango...and again a purchase of ca GBP 38k is definitely much more than a token/symbolic buy.

Also don't remember that Bango chairman Ray Anderson holds a massive stake and you bet he won't let his kid and by that I mean Bango go south.

I am very confortable and happy with my holding here and look forward to seeing how things unfold.

Again everyone please do your own research.

I had a small bite at ca 102p this morning. Unless something is going really really really wrong this is an absolute steal at this level - but this is merely my own opinion and everyone should do his or her own research.

At least the CEO seems to share my view as he bought shares over nearly GBP 40k... which is more than a token symbolic buy.

@TerrorWit: You are a mightily deluded individual...I sometimes think you must be related or connected to Tenner. No one and I mean no one apart from Tenner thinks that the Samsung settlement was anything but a complete disaster - and a manifest failure by Tenner to stick to his own red lines.

Tenner has been exposed as what he is: A windbag that cannot be trusted.

..loss of confidence... I had meant to write in the below!

@Spacerat, wassap etc: I agree - I am also baffled. To me it seems that there has been a loss of some investors in Bango since the January update, however nothing ever since has made me feel concern/doubt Bango's business.

Looking over the years I note that Bango has seen some rollercoaster share prices so I hope that this is just a trough that one can exploit. To recap the January update raised concern due to the acquisition which was a bit more complex but as far as I can see there is nothing substantially or structurally wrong with Bango.

Also I believe that senior management has too much skin in the game for Bango to fail as a business.

So I hold but am scratching my head what motivates others to exit at these lowly prices.

GBP 60m takeover - never!

Why would anyone want to pay this amount for a company that

a) has failed to defend its copyright - or at least to extract adequate compensation (thanks again to Brian Tenner for crumbling at the finishing line)

b) win any meaningful commercial deals.

With the track record of Nanoco when it comes to infringement I don't hold my breath.... and with this money not winning any new business I wouldn't hold my breath either.

However, I do understand that management try to big themselves up to find one gullible buyer.

You don't seem to understand that this is a research company where only the scientifgic results will significantly move the needle.

Once they point in the right direction the share price will turn quickly - a short term approach is not the appropriate on for this share.

All very strange here - it almost feels like no interest in Bango - a company that has growing revenues and which had some teething problem with an acquisition but that should fall away... so why this lack of interest/enthusiasm?

Today I see a sea of blue and given the staggered buying approach I have the feeling that a sophisticated/institutional investor is behind it.

I am confident and hope (merely my humble opinion) that in the next couple of months we will see the days of at least 150p again.

@TerrorWit: You make me laugh...but maybe I should call you by your real name Brian UnTennerAble.

So you highlight Nanoco giving monies to local charities... fnatastic after having failed to deliver to Nanoco shareholders, after having "achieved" a settlement that didn't honour one single red line of UnTennerAble big mouthing statements we should applaud this??? Are you for real.

Oh and Tenner said something after the Nanoco settlement of going after other infringers... Has anyone heard of any legal cases surrounding this statemenbt?????

Of course not - as this was just another empty bubble from the mouth of Tenner who cannot be trusted by anyone with a sound mind.

@rigga, emptyend: Sorry I didn't want tgo insult anyone here and I do understand that others might have to liquidate to buy a house, car, fund a university education etc... all I wanted to do is to make people think carefully now to sell (up) when the end game with regard to Scancell is counted in months not years.

@rigga: I sincerely hold the opinion that anyone selling at these share price levels is a mug.

I personally will hold on to all my shares until big news arrive... whether these are trial results, takeover offer etc.