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I heard on the radio earlier that the govt. has allocated £80m to help tackle long covid as the latest figures suggest there are 2m suffering with it in the UK. I wonder how much of that will be funnelled towards SAR?

Stoney's post should be at the top of every share BB on the internet or at the very least form part of the signing-up T&Cs when you open an account with a broker.

As for trolls deramping any share, I imagine it's a win-win position for them - their masters pay them per day or per post and they also have the added advantage that they know which shares are primed to rocket; this advance warning allows them to buy in with their own cash before the sp heads north. Morally bankrupt but then some people are just gits.

Another 166508 shares added to the pot :-)

http://www.sareum.com/files/9716/2435/3004/TimMitchell-Sareum-BioTrinity-June-2021.pdf

On a different page - http://www.sareum.com/news/presentations/

Just to add to Num4's post -

This site gives an excellent overview of the cytokine storm and how it is triggered by many diseases: https://www.verywellhealth.com/cytokine-storm-syndrome-4842383

Whilst Covid vaccines are crucial and may protect against some new mutations, for those viruses able to bypass the vaccine there will clearly be a delay between identifying the new variant and modifying a current vaccine to target it. One thing we do know is that despite the variations, the impact on our immune systems remain the same therefore there will be a global requirement for therapuetics - not just in the short term, but for decades to come.

For new investors, just think of the possibilities offered by Sareum - if all goes well then Covid treatment will be a large area of revenue but it is just one element of what is in the pipeline.

@CPirate - I think it's belhus who's been badgering Sierra on Twitter.

Roll up, roll up, plenty nice things to buy at Sareum!

Hi WIP - I saw a newspaper headline earlier today saying there are something like 1.1m people in the UK with long covid. There are also calls for it to be classed as a disability.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9273249/Government-urged-set-long-Covid-compensation-scheme-frontline-workers.html

Best wishes for your recovery,

Hotblack.

Thanks Thoth. I'm too much of a coward at this stage of the SAR 'impending news flow' to topslice as I know I'd mess things up and lose out. If I can't get rich with 2.2m shares then I don't deserve it!

As we near the end of the month and await news on the latest developments the sp will probably be toyed with by pump & dump merchants again.

Having watched goggle-eyed at the recent daily increases only to see the sp settle back near Thoth's 7.1p chart prediction, how many of us are thinking similar things may happen this week? Whilst the investor within me wants to be patient and play the long game, I can't ignore there is a chance to sell a chunk on any large upswing in the belief that the sp will fall back and I can buy back in. 'Course, with my luck there will be further good news (more cash injection from HNW or patent granted etc.) just at the point I want to buy back in and the sp shoots up and I shoot myself in the foot.

Dangerous game, this investing lark.

As for the 10p party, wouldn't it be deliciously ironic if it were held in Wimbledon?

Steadydanny - so what I'm getting from all of this is your 17 1/2 stone might not be all muscle ;-)

Silverfoil - I think that question has been asked before and (Thoth) I think suggested there are enough shares in private hands to block any lowball bid.

Maidit - I've previously mentioned here that it's better to regret not having bought more shares in a company than regret having bought too many. My other holding is my safety net should this all go pear-shaped. Although I'm in profit on that holding, it's currently treading water and the temptation to add significantly here is making my brain itch.

Monday morning could be interesting.

I wondered who was replying to every Sierra Tweet!

Whether Sareum are bought outright or each compound (and the SKIL platform) are licensed to the highest bidders, I don't see the net result for the shareholders at anything much less than £1 a share. It's safe to say £3.3bn is loose change to some of these large pharmas -

List of largest biomedical companies by revenue :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_biomedical_companies_by_revenue

List of largest biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies by mcap:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_biotechnology_and_pharmaceutical_companies

Might have to sell other stock on Monday and add here...

Sorry Ahfam - typo.

An older article but still interesting: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/jan/19/inflammation-depression-mind-body

Looks like regulars here will only have evenings and weekends to post anything remotely science-based otherwise their post will be drowned out by the day tourists.

Once again, my thanks to SOG, Thoth, Afham, Krone, RMM, Potnak et al for words of calm and reason in the recent seas of pish (to coin a phrase).

Wot, no Giant Haystacks or Catweasel?

Hi Thoth - me too. Though I was beginning to think I'm a hypochondriac. I mean I have all the symptoms.