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Hi Dean ,
I agree, but have to say Parsortix is not actually used on people nor is nor a drug, a normal blood draw using a standard syringe is the only thing in contact with people. The machine separates cancer cells and these are then analysed for whatever purpose is required. So it is of no risk at all to people. The interpretation of results and subsequent treatment is carried out by other qualified people. They will impact the patient directly.

Hi,
I also invested here for similar reasons, I lost my Mum to cancer and have been investing in AGL mainly because of Parsortix.
I am also interested in the blood test to check on Foetal health. This would replace the risky amniocentesis procedure currently in place. My wife went through this 12 years ago and I remember how we felt when the nurses explained what could go wrong. As it turned out all was fine but. It would be great and simple for Parsortix to replace it.
Stay Safe:
Jel.

Hi,
I have been investing for over 30 years. If you buy and hold forever, unless you buy shares in the Warren Buffett style, you will face major ups and downs. If you are receiving a dividend it hurts less especially of you reinvest dividends BUT if it is a fledgling company with wild swings the only way to survive the troughs (if you want to protect capital) is to read the chart's as well. I once had an interesting chat with Mr Bolton who at the time was running a Scroders fund, he was the one that told me that's how he manages Schroders fund. A combination of value and thereafter Charts for determining optimum returns or capital protection.
I learned the hard way by holding one share too long even though it had massive assets (30p to 3p) in a blink and still not recovered. Time is the friend of the investor but as Mr.Bolton reminded me "stocks are for selling as well as buying)!
Not easy, I know.

In fairness if you have held the shares for 10 years there have been plenty of opportunities to sell high and buy back low.
That's with the benefit of hindsight mind.

I don't think TD buckled, this is a cracking deal for PMO.

It all depends on what the share price is when the new shares are raised. That makes a substantial difference. If Brent continues to circa $50 then a raise at around 55p wont be too bad IMHO.

I think we will find that a full U.S. listing will follow swiftly after FDA , the only way they can command a high valuation is via the U.S. We all know that U.S valuations are crazy compared to the U.k. $2.5b I can see as being straightforward really. Any more will require some work. But they have a solution to a worldwide problem, don't underestimate that power or price.
When you see the stupid valuations of companies like Uber, who will never make any money I think we have to believe.

Well, that's a good question and the truth is nobody except the B.O.D know what would be acceptable to them and the major shareholders. I am confident though from my limited chat's with them at various A.G.M's etc that it is likely to be north of $2b.
Somewhere between $2b and $5b is what the company feel is possible in my view. With 172m share in issue at the moment you get a pretty big sp. price that most people on here will probably laugh at so between £9.30 and £23.26 per share!!
In fact Andrew did say $5b at the last AGM, somebody asked the question and that was his answer. If they can deliver it that's another matter. I'd be happy if it came to pass. In fact a while ago I did say to Andrew why not sell for around $850m his response was that the major shareholder want more !!

My view on this is that the BOD will sell the company soon after FDA granted. Just look at the age range of the B.O.D. No way they will want to keep going. No It will be sold for a very good price IMHO

Don't forget they are getting paid daily for holding the short position.

And back

Sorry, Slift I have seen the results with my own eyes supermarket fuel is different. The same goes for oil. I used to work with an ex. Formula 1 mechanic and he advised me which was the best oil at that time. I am talking 1983 here so bear that in mind at that time I was advised not to use Castrol because it used to sludge. I was advised to use Unipart because that was the same as Shell but cheaper and didn't sludge. It's a strange world.

For what it's worth I was considering moving to biofuel for a fleet of vehicles my company ran. This is going back to when taking disgarded chip oil from Fish and chip shops to convert into useable fuel for diesel cars was all the rage. Anyway I went on the course and during which we compared the fuel the instructor had produced from old chip oil with the then EU standard and it was well in. As a check we purchased some cheap Supermarket fuel, it happened to be Sainsbury's , but I suspect they are all the same. This fuel only just met the EU standard and I mean only just. From that day I have only used BP or Shell for my diesel cars. Petrol is less of a risk, not much can go wrong with it normally. Interesting isn't it.

I think you need to read some of the companies presentations from their web site . Then you might not make inaccurate remarks regarding cell capture. They are the best in their field at this. Regarding CE mark, it's a load of tosh. Everyone wants to use FDA cleared devices. Parsortix should be the future of liquid buopsy.

As lockdown around the world slowly eases, one thing is for sure, those people that need to travel within driving distance that used to use public transport will now drive. More holidays will be taken within driving distance rather than use planes etc.
This will be a legacy of Covid 19 for some time to come. The oil price will respond accordingly. I can see us being over $40 Brent within a couple pf weeks and what that in turn means for PMO's sp. is anybodies guess but surely at over $40 Brent it should be nearer to 50p! It's all in the charts if you can see the signs.

Good luck all.

Yank Alert!!

Kraken,
As much as I am a holder here and for selfish reasons would love oil to be at $100, it's not happening. If you look at the long term monthly chart it is descending from that crazy high we had in 2008. It has fallen every time it hit the upper trend line.
Best we can hope for is $70 at some point but that high reduces every month until it breaks out above the trend. I would say $55-$60 will be the sweet spot when normality returns.

Cash Ferret,
You may be right but in my opinion people have never, ever learned the lessons that history should teach us and as such any change will be very short live in my view. Shame really.

On my screen it's $31.5

Don't know any mainstream shares that are back to pre COVID prices. BDEV is closest from those that I follow.