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I bought Reneuron along with Summit on the same day about maybe 8 years back. I'd always bracketed them together in my mind as companies that would conquer disease and make me a few bob. Turns out I was half right - shame that Summit had to leave the UK and rely on a US billionaire to do it.

'SP investors are jumping ship, only so long you can wait as an investor' say warrenbuffettftse. If only there was a famous quote from your mentor that applied to this situation.

I applied this principle (ie seeing a queue, buying the stock) around 12 years ago. After ARM, the best stock decision I ever made. Just wished I'd bought few more.

'Wont be long for Ceres to be getting the cap out carrying 600 staff with £60 million going out 22 coming in per year im glad people have faith in old Leaky.' Well that aged well eh Unplugged?

This is great - the more green boxes that appear - the higher we go. Google Finance currently showing over 17 per cent up today.

"I did make a fair few quid on this when I sold." There you go then - what a terrible company and terrible share this must be. Everybody could have made fair returns if they sold on 6 June last year. Maybe some did - maybe it was you Davand! - and, obvs, some didn't. I would have made around 150 per cent but didn't. Either way this Tucker Suckers stuff is sub-par keyboard warrior bilge. The company has being doing well until an usually large bump in the road.

So I received a news release from Summit at 06.32 today (Saturday) - weird. More excitement anyway - this time about the Harmoni A trial, separate from the Harmoni-2 trial - I won't pretend to understand it in any kind of detail but the words 'Showed Clinically Meaningful and Statistically Significant Benefit' seem relevant :-). Monday morning /afternoon could be rather interesting.

Always hard to argue against taking a profit, but...remember Keytruda has sales of $25 billion a year. We don't have rights to all markets but if we really do outperform it, and that's what we're saying, then that's a mighty big market to chip away at. I think there's good reason to hold for sometime yet.

At last, a little bit of positive SP movement. Could this be the buyback finally making an impact?

Well we've got our statement. I suppose that's as much as we can expect at this stage, and I fear this may rumble on a bit. From the highly informed viewpoint of a bloke sitting in an armchair in Leicester, I expect there are both political rivalries and pressures such as kickback on the policy from some in the fishing community to factor in, not just any sharp practice there may or may not have been in the awarding of the contract.

Ah. Oh dear.

So this is just lack of news, right? Right?

Optimism or bare-faced cheek? I'd be interested if anyone here can make a case in support of the assertion that this is an 'exciting time for Xeros'.

'Investors'? I think "Donors" might be more appropriate by now.

"When was the last time you saw a Greggs without a queue?". This was my entire investment case when I first bought in here as a novice investor at just over 500p. The only other share I've made good money on was ARM, which I bought in the early 2000s because these mobile phone things looked they were popular. Can't honestly say this approach is foolproof but it seems a decent strategy.

52-week high today - let's hope this is finally the recognition that we have moved into profit and appear likely to steadily improve for some time to come. Experience suggests caution but I can't see any reason why we should fall back significantly.

"it can only drop by £1.40". Give me strength...

Blimey. That seems a major development.

Just caught the end of a feature on tidal on BBC News, including a bit of film attributed to us. Film seemed a bit sceptical that tidal would ever be more than a minor backup to other forms of energy but good to be in the news anyway.

Panda - the FTSE 100 is based on market capitalisation. When a firm's market cap sinks because it share price falls, it might no longer be in the top 100.