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Those trades could have been mine. I bought 3.4 million today.

Voted against - 5,230,937 shares

Voted against - 5,230,937 shares

Sold my entire 420,000 two weeks ago; enough to retire on. Will wait until it hits £1.00-£1.20 and buy again. I think it's stalled for a couple of months. No stress now at least.

Tried to sell only 200. No deal?

£3.00 - £3.50

Correct; Susan said end of August.

It is what it is; stop asking why it goes down and then up!
Patience everyone; all LTH's will benefit soon.
DYOR

Last RNS was on a Monday. They are probably so manic, they need weekend time to tie up a deal?

Just bought another 100k. Average 5.77p. I think that will do, as in SNG for 400k shares as well at .77p. GLA

I'm keeping my 1.1million until, at least, £1.00 if it's at all possible!

MM's will take 115,000 of my shares in one go@ 2.0667. Desperate! DYOR

The important point with the SNG treatment, it has a shelf life of 36 months, I believe. That's important, especially with all the short-termism of the innoculation process, which does not cover all the permutations of the virus.

When 3 of my mates at primary school lost their lives (I was the only survivor) to crippling asthma, Ventolin saved my life. There is no vaccine for asthma. Nebulisers and/or inhalers are the primary way to defend against this dangerous Covid disease. Three of my family have had it; fearful and debilitating (they have successfully recovered, and so far, no lasting effects on other organs of the body). Imagine the world's population each having an inhaler in their back pocket? This is a game-changer in my book. Am invested here. GLA. DYOR

I'm keeping my entire holding of 386k (.767 average) until the end.

They said August. Next week is August. Prudence is good, patience is a trait.

Manifesto - Good points. I was a chronic asthmatic until 11 years ago when I gave up the booze. I take Seretide each morning as a preventative but, except for the odd congestion from a cold, I rarely use the Blue Ventolin.
Ventolin came out about 1968 and I used it extensively then to build up my aerobic capacity in the heart and lungs through dedicated sports and training. Unfortunately, up until 1968, the only effective medication was Tedril; a pill you placed under your tongue but it took 6-8 hour to have any effect. My mum and dad would watch out for me all night in the hope I didn't pass away; it is a disease that puts an immense amount of strain on the heart! Sadly, there was a gang of four of us at primary school with the same level of affliction; I was the only survivor. Devastating at the time, but this treatment will be a lasting legacy, not only to covid patients but asthma and COPD patients alike. I am invested in 386,000 shares; average .76p
Onwards and upwards. Good luck all. DYOR - Reg

Yep

DAILY EXPRESS:
Coronavirus: Even with vaccine – we must get used to COVID like flu, says Prof Van-Tam
The world population, unfortunately, is in this for the long-haul. Only an inhaler in your back pocket, with SNG001, will probably allow us all to have a reasonably normal life! It must save lives first.
This is getting bigger by the minute.
DYOR GLA

A point that I haven't seen mentioned yet. The board/professors are no spring chickens and have been working their hearts out on this company for nigh on 20 years. Do they all have the energy to partner/license the income stream moving forward? I think not. I believe it will be a full-blown takeover with the more active of the board, including the main player, RM, proving the performance of the business over 2-3, possibly, 5 years. On that theory, I predict a T/O price per share range of £12-15. Just for credentials, I am a FCA and recently bought 3 businesses myself.