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And with the Novartis filing so close, and possibility of £70 million pa income at peak use, I doubt that this will be counted among the very many false dawns of OXB. Real sunrise, and 30p per share ahead??

One other interpretation is that Novartis might want them to clear out the stables before assimilation.

...that even that little -10% encouragement hasn't yet induced anyone to sell. I guess everyone in already knows the risks and the (possibly very significant) benefits?

I don't mind, as long as they are loading up for a good reason!

The fabled one-trade!

Solid progress reported today. It will interesting to see how the market views it.

Does look like it's showing some life though. Possibilities are good news on Novartis products, good news on other developments (Trovax?) or t/o. Or just yet another mood swing?

I think you'll find that Novartis hasn't closed down the CAR-T cell research but re-organised its divisions internally so it disappeared as a separate entity. They seem to have at least one more product in development with OXB, although we don't know exactly what it is, and beyond that perhaps others. Given the staggering success so far of immunological modification, I doubt that they are likely to abandon this space when they are, arguably perhaps, in the lead to market.

.. but I haven't the foggiest.

.. and someone else just spent £20,000. There's some confidence around, even while some sellers take their 20-30% and cut and run. Encouraging.

It's genuinely hard to know!

Yes.. looking good once again

... but hardly earth-shattering.

.. and volume

But need volume before we get too cocky...

Are you trying to hint that you don't want to hear anything else about his Mercedes purchase? Lurcher will be heartbroken. The rest of us not so much....

Need Aviva to stop selling before this rises.

Good results. �2.42 in sight.

No, he's living in the real world of economics. Past investment should never cloud decisions about the future. It's often called the "Concorde Fallacy" if you want to look it up, but it might as well be called the "amateur investor strategy" since so many of us find it hard to let go because of all those losses in the past. We know however, deep down, that that makes no sense.....

no fundraiser yet.