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I'm Ok with it down at his price in the short term. Allows me to keep topping up and building my position for the future years. Just bought another 5k this morning and holding 75k shares currently with a view to getting to 100k - I like round numbers. I see this share at many many multiples of its current value in the coming years.

Road can the kicking down the - rearrange this well known phrase. But has you stay the BoDs salaries are covered for the foreseeable so that’s good for them. Not too good for long suffering shareholders though.

That's what they say today but tomorrow will be completely different. I take whatever MF say with a very large dose of salt. They are the most contrarian bunch of 'journalists' I have come across. They could even say some different this afternoon. Thanks for the post though and I'm not dissing you just the MF. Wishing you well idg69

I agree with your prediction which I believe will bring about a short to medium term boom for the existing agricultural businesses before eventual bust. I’m still wading through the RethinkX food and agriculture paper, boy is it interesting. It’s serving to reinforce my decision to invest in Anic and Cell ag. I hadn’t really thought that deeply about the wider implications for disrupting all the associated industries supporting animal agriculture but it’s huge. The predictions for change are biblical on so many levels.

RWT2 - I understand what you're saying. Realistically a whole food plant based unprocessed diet is the silver bullet for health, environment and animal welfare and as much as I would love to see this adopted worldwide, I am also a realist and people of all intelligences will always want to eat meat, and as such Cell-Ag is the way to go. Even if it takes 25% of the existing meat industry market share and plant based faux meats take the rest it's still an enormous disruptor. People say they care about the environment but they care more about the pound in their pocket and when Cell-Ag scales up and becomes cheaper, healthier and available on the supermarket shelves they'll buy it in the truckload. They'll eventually get the carbon footprint of Cell-Ag down and comparable with Veg I believe. This tech is not about if it will happen but when. The speed of change in the world today is unthinkable even 20 years ago and it shows no signs of slowing down. If I had one I'd bet the farm on Cell-Ag as the future of food.

It’s a very exciting time to be invested in this company and the Cell-Ag industry in general. The more I read the RethinkX doc the more confident I am of investing in this sector. I’m happy to keep building my position over the coming months and years with a view to a comfortable retirement in 10 years time. I like the fact Anic is not just a one company play but invested over many different organisations. I see a prolonged rise with a few corrections along the way. It’s also a massive boost having the PR machine that is Jim Mellon behind this business. The media coverage he gets for his businesses is seriously impressive and people listen to him as he has credibility in spades.

I used to like a nice bit of 'rump' and I'm sure there'd be no finer piece of rump than a Kardashian one - what a shocking thought that is.

Nice to see the share price bounce of the 22.5p mark. Let's hope that was the bottom (no pun intended) and we see a good strong rise north from here on. I don't want it to rise too fast though as I'd like to add another 30k shares to my holding over the next couple of months.

Re-entry price - how low could it go? The million dollar question. Having seen this share at both 8p and 80p within the last 2 years and currently hovering around 40p I genuinely have no idea what price I'd go back in at. I would have put another £10k in at 10p in March if they'd diluted back then, which I really did think they would have to do to keep the lights on. That would have put my average around the 20-25p mark and I'd be holding now safely in profit. I got a little giddy thinking (hoping/praying) this would be the next Viagra, but now I'm not so sure. Take care my friend and wishing you well on your Island paradise.

Morning Bucolic, you have a good memory ‘ting ting’ that made me chuckle. I’ll allow you to pull me up on the share price rise. It never felt like that to me though having piled in at 47p July 19. I’m sure I’d be still holding if I’d done the right thing and bought at 8p but the P3 results were a shocker to us all (though your concern was the placebo could perform well and it did). I’ve lost confidence now and can’t stay invested in a company I don’t believe in anymore. I hope I’m wrong and it goes on to fly for other holders but I had to take my profits when the opportunity arose. Having watched £20k fall to £5k and sitting underwater all that time I’m just pleased to be out with some profit. Wishing you well my friend. I may have another punt in the future but not to the extent I did, it was foolish what I did and I’m lucky to have got out unscathed.

I'm not convinced this is a day traders dream, the spread has been very wide at times and apart from the spike on news in March it tends to go down more than up. I think it's a very risky stock to day trade. We may have had a flurry of get rich quick boys jump on this in March but most are mid to longer term investors who like me did buy on the potential of the product years back. The problem comes when after many years and numerous fundraisers/dilution that potential never transpires in to anything robust. Loads of companies have potential but some day it has to be realised otherwise us 'weak investors' will eventually upsticks and go elsewhere. We're all in this game for profit and no other reason and you have to take it when the opportunity presents itself. I may be out but I still want FUM to succeed for all existing investors. I may have jumped ship too soon and the good times may be just around the corner (no one really knows)but I'll have to live with that if it happens. GLA

Cheers Oogleflugal, I've bought and am two thirds through Moo's Law - excellent book and I'm loving the science behind the CellAg industry. I find it fascinating - I wish my school science teachers had sparked the same interest in me at 15 years old and I may have had a different career path. My son has just reached 18 and his CTF has matured just at the right time giving him almost the same capital to invest as myself, he's looking at investment plays for his first adult ISA. We're both vegan so any food production that comes on stream that doesn't involve any animal suffering is a good thing for us. The silver bullet for health, environment and animal welfare is to to go 100% plant based but I'm a realist and it ain't ever going to happen so sustainable food production and CellAg will be the way to go. Wishing you well and all the very best.

It will be interesting to know what they're going to do with the £67m from the recent fundraise. Would be nice to get that first IPO under our belt with one of the many investment plays - my money is on Blue Nalu. That would certainly light a fire under the price and get people to pay attention. The more I research and read about the CellAg industry and associated fields of business the more confident I am in my investment for the long term.

Cheers guys, I'll keep following FUM and may even venture back in if it drops back considerably but won't leave myself as exposed as I was before - over £20ks worth at 47p when it drops to 8p is not a nice place to be. I managed to average down and really thought I'd get a big purchase around 10-12p in March but then the CE news arrived and I missed the boat. I'm OK with the profit made though it could have been considerably more. I agree the FDA approval will be significant but the trial hasn't even started and that news will be 9-12 months away. My pessimism comes from the lack of news flow from the BoD at what should be a peak time for progress and deals. I do understand big pharma don't bang doors down to get hold of products and that things take time but 18 years and no revenue is just too long. My sudden pessimism has been building for sometime and you can hardly stay invested in something you no longer believe in. Good luck all and may you have your day's in the sun on FUM. If anyone's interested I'm watching ANIC, FOGB, EML & LLOY with interest - particularly ANIC (5-10 year+ play) Jim Mellon and Richard Reed cellular agriculture themed investment platform - definitely not a get rich quick investment but one for the bottom drawer.

Just bought another £2ks worth this morning. I'm happy to keep adding a few here and then. I don't see this going to the moon anytime soon. I think it will tick up considerably over many years as new investments and potential IPO's take place. This stock is in my 5-10 year portfolio (potential retirement fund)

Reluctant to say but I've just sold my last 20,000 FUM shares and I'm now cashed out after 2 very turbulent years. I've come out with some profit having been down as much as 75% at times but don't have the confidence to sit this out any longer whilst better/safer opportunities are out there. I'm not prepared to watch this drift any further south and put me back in negative territory again.

I may kick myself in the months to come if the BoD finally pull their finger out and get this product to market, but manufacturing is not their skillset and I've lost confidence in them delivering anything after 18 years. I've said it before but if this really was the next wonder product in the ED field why aren't the media shouting about this and big pharma banging the door down to get it. Wishing all investors the very best and really do hope this comes good for you.

Very interesting and well written paper, thanks for posting.

'just taking their time' - they have been trading since 2003. How much more time do they need? Apart from a failed condom they haven't brought another product to market. Their past history of bringing products to market is poor to say the least. They have been trading off the back of shareholder dilution with little if any revenue other than R&D grants for over 18 years. That's not a sustainable business model in my book. They need to do a whole lot more than improve comms.

Like you I'd love for FUM to prove all us doubters wrong and pull something out of the bag but they just don't instill me with confidence right now. We haven't heard diddly squat about TPR100 in ages either or the Cannibidoil project. The news flow and general progress is very poor. As far as I am aware the FDA trial hasn't started yet either and that's only 100 people - the media management and company PR is non existent. I've still got nearly £10k wrapped up in this stock so I'm hopeful if not overly confident. Right now I'd be happy with a buy out at 60p plus but I don't think the BoD could even manage that.

Like you I'd love for FUM to prove all us doubters wrong and pull something out of the bag but they just don't instill me with confidence right now. We haven't heard diddly squat about TPR100 in ages either or the Cannibidoil project. The news flow and general progress is very poor. As far as I am aware the FDA trial hasn't started yet either and that's only 100 people - the media management and company PR is non existent. I've still got nearly £10k wrapped up in this stock so I'm hopeful if not overly confident. Right now I'd be happy with a buy out at 60p plus but I don't think the BoD could even manage that.

'Tbh I fear the worst atm' - I'm with you. I've taken my capital out and re-invested in 3 other stocks to spread some risk. As much as I'd like to wish/think/pray/hope this was the next Viagra, I just don't think it is. The ED market is massive and getting bigger so why aren't big pharma jumping all over FUM right now? I also don't think FUM have the expertise to bring this to market themselves. There business model is to develop a product and partner with a distributor but they don't appear to be coming forward (as far as we know). I'll hold onto my remaining 20k and see what the next few months brings us.